The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-28

mon-"writins Records" by Rev. f.
Maplea Hymn No. 2T1. B~enediction.
Postlude.
Mrs. l. ]. rein of 3s23 Fir street.
entertained the Tri City Bunco club
last evening in honor or Miss Esther
| Nirovigh. who - leaving for Califor
MIA. The guest of honor received a
beautiful camera as a gift from the
ciub members. also a guest gift from
the hostess. and was awarded the first
prize in bunco. Mrs. S. Blu1nentha
was awarded second prize in bs,nco
S dainty appointed luncheon was
served at small tables. Miss Beatrice
Fein was a guest of the club.
st. Albin's guild win hold a dance
this evening at j. @. Q. e. hall t.
which the public is invited On Sat
| urday. Feb. 4. they Will entertain al
cards for guild members and their
friends.
Tho welfare association is now IN
much moro comfortable quarters, in
! the Bee Hive building at 72o Chicago
| avenue. in the rooms recently vacated
by Or. quinn.
Board Of Health Or. NJ A. Gi~en
wishes TO make clear that pneumonia
and wFhcoping cough Jackets will be
furnished free or charge, in eases
where they are necessary.
Mrs. Belle scott Of Crown Point is
/ spending a few days the guest Of Mrs.
". a. Macintosh az l44st street
| Wednesday evening the two ladies
were dinner guests or Mr.. and Mrs. a
$3.50 F = fE+N -4--@s ,-yJ Thu ~z5a -
they were entertained az = one O'Clock
luncheon by Mrs Casper Wey6ert OF
North Barring avenue.
All and visiting brothers
arc requested 10 attend Indiana Har-
Dor Lodge, No. s7s, 1. %. T.. Monday
evening entertainment and eats.
Jimmie johnson. the Scotch comedian,
viii have chargq. OF the entertainment
and yenate and Rupert win be the
chief cooks
Mrs. Gwilym Jones very delight
fully entertained the members of The
Reciprocity club. and a few other
friends. Thursday afternoon at her
home. 400 Northcote avennc- Those
outside t%e club were Nesda1nes Ivs1
Jones, H. J. Gilman, J.. e. smith. j
D. kennedy and H. r. Phillips.
international Bible Stdents Associa
tion. Sunday. January 22nd, in the I
o. Q. II. hall. Michigan ave, Indians
HsrDor. 7.45 j. NJ. The meeting is t.
re addressed by W. Dobbie Of Indiana
Harbor. Subject. THE Eleventh Com
m~andment" Thursday, 26th. at 7.4s
p. m. in the same hall. a Berean Bible
study. subject Our Lords Return,
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tree, no collection. Give your belief
and reason for such.
Mrs. Ben. Williams oaned at St
Lukes hospital Thursday TO see Mrs
Frank Naples and reports her as get
ting along very fine. She also visited
with Miss orpha Clapp-r. daughter O
MT. and Mrs George Clapp-r who Il
IN training in that institution
A. ~ottenheimG and George E. Reil
and spent the past two days in Ind
lana polls on business.
Max NJ. and Bernard r. Friedman
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Friedman
and Jack Given. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Abraham Given. students at the Uni
versity of Illinois, arc home to spenc
a lew days with their parents
Grand Opning tonight al
The Colonial, 1912 Forsyth
avenue, Sporting Goods and
Music. i-SS-l
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. e. zoeger ard DR.
and Mrs. E. ]. Davis attended thu
zieshcld .Fol1ics" at the Colonial oil
Thursday evening.
There Will be a special meeting o
the Protective Home Circle this eve
ming at Z o'clock All members ar
urged 20 be present as there is bus
ness Of importance to be transacted
after which the members will enjoy tn
usual social time, and dancing.
Mrs. Earl Conn was hostess to tn
members Of the Bunco club last eve
ming at her home on North Maxoul
avenue.
cecil Friedman and Arnold Klempne
spent last evening in chicago. meet
J Ing the boys coming home from FTrbzps