The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-20
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tain. The meeting wiz be held AZ the
usual hour, o'clock, In the K. Of 2.
hall, and Mrs r.. q. Condo has con-
sented 10 appear on the program. and
as IN musical circles Mrs. Condo is
known to be a vioInist Of great ability
a treat IS looked for In her cOntribu-
ton The committee has also secured
the services of Miss Gwennie Williams,
a talented soprano Of the cosmopolI-
tan school OF music IN Chicago. These
soloists will be ably assisted by ex-
celIent talent from the committee. The
program for the afternoon promises to
be a rare treat and surely one OF the
most enjoyable Of the clubs year.
Those on the committee are: Mrs.
Mary Sheerer. chairman, Mesdames
Edith smith Bertha Boone, Isabelle
Jones, May Dunsing. Emma Lawrence,
Mildred Spohn, Laura Hirsch, Frances
Campbell, Bertha Bridge. Sophia Neg
ele, Lizzie Lundt, Isabelle Deming and
Callie Faber.
A most enjoyable surprise party was
given for Mrs. Charles Miller yesterday
afternoon at her home in South Hoh-
man street, by members Of the Fern
president, and a few intimate friends.
The party was given to celebrate Mrs.
Afiler's birthday anniversary and the
club presented her with a handsome
table cloth and an immense bunch of
carnations. The afternoon was devot-
ed to cards and ct the close Of the
afternon Mesdames William Zeigler
and Ray Fowler had the greatest num-
Der of games. Mrs. Thone was award
ed the guests prize The guests We're
served with an elaborate luncheon i'm
mediately following the games. The
clubs guests were: Mesdames X.
Merriheld, sube and Miss Rose Mark
stahler Of South Chicago, Mrs. Thone,
Mrs. Brenneman, Misses Anna Dwarf
and Dorothy Eschenbach. Those of
the Fern club present were: Mesdames
William Ziegler, Ray Fowler, August
wiegand, j. Hartman, Dave Johnson
and Frank Summers.
The Parents club Of the Washing
ton school will hold It's meeting
Thursday afternoon, Feb. q, at 2:30.
The program is as follows:
Chorus. ......P Pupils Of Room Two
Reading (by request) Mrs. c. A. Smith
Nv h1Stl1ng IN Heaven.
Subject for discussions Social Life in
Relation to the Schools"
The Parents-Their Social Duties
Toward the School ........
............. Mrs. ]. II. Harrington
The Teachers-Their Social Duties To-
ward the Parents, the Pupils and
the Community. .....C NJ. Mcdaniel
The Pupils-Their Social Relations
with the Teacher, and the Effect
Upon School Duties and School In
terests ...,...... Mrs. J. f, Krost
Causes, Effects and Remedies of
Fatigue, Nervousness and Tenden.
cy to Drop Out Of School. ........
.......... Mrs. w. H. Howat
A round table discussion win follow
the close OF the program. A cordial
welcome is extended to everyone inter-
ested in the study of child life. THE
child OF today IS the citizen of tomor-
row"
The Lafayette Parents club held
very pleasant meeting Tuesday p. m.
Program:
Song OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Room 1.
Piano Duet MISREPRESENTATION.
Mrs. Dickson and Beatrice Dickson
Recitation ........... Edna Anderson
Piano Solo ................H Helen Roth
Recitation .............M Mabel Scheer
Mandolin Solo ..........Nere Kennedy
The topics discussed We're School
Room Decorations
/. The use Of the picture
2 Tho use Of statuary.
3. The relation of art to character.
A. What means may be suggested
to raise funds for school-room decora-
ton?
5. How may school-room decora-
tions be improved?
General topic. The true object Of
the school
Mrs. Frank Greenwald at her home
in Indiana avenue very pleasantly en-
tertained last evening in celebration
OF her thirty birthday anniver-
sary. A delightful evening was passed
with cards and music and at IL o'clock
the hostess served on elaborate lunch
con Mrs Greenwald's guests were:
Messrs and Mesdames Fred Prohl Will
tam Prohl, John Prohl. George ProhI
J. r. Huffman, Fred Cole. Mrs. Anna
Prohl Misses Love Homan, Lille
AuilllICtllt NJ ~ Ilit = IOllt AESSIS 0nIAS.
and Henry ProhL
o
The Domestic Science club, No. i had
one OF the most thorough and practi-
cal demonstrations Of the course yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Andrew Quigley in Warren street. Mrs.
". F. Bridge took her lesson at the
Armour Institute in Chicago on Mon
day on salads French dressing, cream
salad dressing, egg salad, toasted
crackers and cheese, boiled dressing.
cold slaw, vegetable salad, French fruit
salad and demonstrated on the same 10
her class yesterday. Mrs. Bridge fol-
lowed the demonstration with a lecture
on the various classes and varieties
of salads, how and when to use them"
The Pythian Sisters Hammond Tenn
pie No. 72, viii hold a regular meeting
Friday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock IA the
X of p. hall The degree stan are re-
fO he DreSp0f