The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-02
ENTERTAINMENT BY
EPWORTH LEACUERS
Tnclement Weather Does
Not Affect Attendance,
Which Is Large.

In spite of the inclemency OF tho
weather there was a we'll filled house
at the entertainment given by the Ep
worth League OF the First Methodist
church last night
The program was made up of several
numbers by local talent and was en-
bellished with four selections which
were rendered by Miss Haines, the
popular Chicago reader.
Miss Goodman and Miss Dill in a
piano duet skilfully rendered one of
Wagner's marches from Tannhauser
which was well received
Miss Thompson's Creole love song
pleased the audience very much and
she responded to an encore which
brought forth even more applause than
her first selection.
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Miss Mettlers piano solos, Beeth-
ovens "Minuet' and Moszowskrs The
Jugglers." were very difficult pieces
well rendered and were two Of the
best things on the program.
The Misses Robbins in "A Serenade"
made a splendid impression and were
recalled to give an encore.
Miss Thompson, who has a very
sweet voice, rendered THE Song of
Sunshine" and Pretty Little Kate"
Miss Haines II FavOrite.
Since Miss Haines made her debut
in this city before the Woman's club as
a reader and entertainer, she has be-
come a decided favorite and all of her
selections were enthusiastically re-
cieved.
Her versatility was again shown by
the varied nature of her selections
which were all above criticism. Her
first two selections, "a Highly Colored
Sketch" and "A Young Housewives
Dilemma" were both humorous and
were cleverly rendered but in the last
two, THE Death Risk, and a Child
Reading" Miss Haines showed the
heights to which she has risen in her
profession.
1t is safe to say that in child i'm
presentations Miss Haines' equal has
never been heard in Hammond In the
Death Risk" the manner in which she
changes from the heavy voice of the
soldier to the baby voice of little
girl was remarkable, but the climax
of the whole program was reached
when in her last selection Miss Haines
mimicked the cry of an infant. The
imitation was perfect.
Miss Nellie Hannephin of Whiting
was the guest of Miss Agnes Stack
last evening.
J. n. Easthrook of Lansing, Mich,
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs A.
w. Mather, and family Sunday at
their home 422 Plummer avenue.
Mrs 3. Wells and children will be
the guests of relatives in Crown Point
over Sunday.
Mrs Olive Soloman viii spend Sun
day in Indianapolis, the guest of
friends.
Miss Harriet Felkner of Chicago will
spend Sunday in Hammond the guest
of her mother. Mrs. Belle Felkner at
the Hotel Carleton.
Miss Myrtle Merryweather of Hyde
Park will be the guest Of her moth
err Mrs A. e. NIerryweather over
Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Kunert will spend
Sunday with her parents In Toleston.
Miss Margaret Turner has gone to
Chicago to be the guest of relatives
and friends for the day.
Harry Eyer and Senior Hopkins of
Rensselaer, were guests Of friends in
Hammond last evening for the bas-
ket ball game.
Hoyt Ogram of Whiting was the
guest of friends in Hammond last
evening.
Miss Mable Carr is quite Ill at her
home in South Holman street. Miss
Carr is threatened with typhoid fever
Miss Dora Groman went to her home
in Cedar Lake last evening to be the
guest of relatives over Sunday.
Mrs S NJ Turner Of Grant Park, Ill.
has been the guest of friends in Ham
mond, returning home this morning
Mrs. Turner formerly lived in Ham
mOnd.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Davis who have
been visiting in East Chicago for the
past few weeks were the guests OF
friends in Hammond today before re-
turning to their home in Muncie, Ind
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lash viii be en-
tertained by relatives in Chicago Lawn
tomorrow.
AIRS. OrvnIe Talmage Of Chicago is
the guest of Mrs. W. f. Warrington al
her home in clinton street for few
days
Miss Kathleen Reilley was the guest
Of friends in Chicago last evening.
Mrs Eliza Phillip of Remington
IND, who has been the guest of rela-
tives in Chicago for a few weeks. is
spending the afternoon at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kasson in Belle
vue place.
Miss Sadie MacIntyre viii spend to-