The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-23
WHITING NEWS
Entertainment Makes a Hit.

The entertainment given by St.
Michaers Boys school which was given
in st. Michaers hall Thursday night
was great success. The training
given by the sisters in charge. was
excellent for which they are receiving
much credit. The attendance was un-
usually large and all went home pleased
with every detail and especially the
romantic operetta, Bell in the For
est"
The program rendered and those
taking part were as follows:
to All. Opening Chorus
Shopping Dialogue. Primary Boys
Merry Sailors. ....-.... Primary Boys
Flag Drill. $1,000. intermediate Class
Recitation-Choice of Trades. .
Primary Boys
Bell in the Forset-A Romantic Opera.
Prince Perciva1. -. George Hornet
Count Ruprecht. ........ John Chi1ds
Count Leopold. John Dacey
Karl Krag. ............D Dan Mcnamara
.Screech. ...........E Eugene Grogan
Frank Staub ........ Raymond Schaaf
Trademen. Otto Schaub, McTigue, John
Julier, Frank Schultz John Eur
briggen.
Villagers and Hunters.
The Bridge. ....... intermediate Class
Legen of the Gate of Heaven Recitation
Goodnight to All. Chorus
Mrs. Jim Payne and sister, Mrs. Salin
Of Muncie, visited at ST. Anthonys hos
pital Thursday.
Joseph Runquist of East Chicago, is
visiting in Willing.
Mrs. John Melvin visited her hus-
band, John r. Melvin, who is at The
Presbyterian hospital In Chicago ana
found him to be improving. Mr.. Melvin
is suffering with blood poisoning as the
result of stepping on rusty nail.
Mrs William Stenhouse of Park
Manor visited with her mother, MS.
Muriel ONeil of Sheridan avenue, yes
| terday.
Ernest Milligan, who has been the
guest of his parents here has left for
! California. He will spend a few days
while enroute in Souix City, Ia, with
his father, Fred Milligan.
/ Mesdames Florence Holman and EN-
erline Milligan have returned from In
dianapolis where they went as delegates
to the Daughters of Rebekah conven-
ton.
James Landon was the guest of
friends in Hyde Park Thursday.
Miss Louise Kaiser was taken to
the Hahnemann hospital in Chicago
where she will undergo an operation.
A. u weyer of Chicago transacted
business here yesterday.
|
Minnie Quilting, of Gary, were Whit
ing visitors Thursday.
Maurice Hartnett and daughter, Miss
Jane Hartnett leave tomorrow for their
home in PIT. Richmnod, Cal, tomorrow
They will be accompanied by Mrs
James Allison, who will go there fol
an extended visit with her son, James
Allison.
Walter Wuthelow delightfully."- enter
tanned ten of his little friends at hi
home in the Petersen block Thursda!
afternoon in honor of his sixth birth
day. Several games were played an'
delicious refreshments were served
Those present were Myrtle Peterson
Mamie Bernstein, Ruth Tilton, Heller
Stowel1, Dorothy Black, Hartnett Har1
Harry and Harley Hoskins. Clarenc
Miller and Abe Stowell. The children
were given carnations and ferns as ia
vors.
Miss Lillian Callahan has returne,
from Fort Wayne, Ind, where sh
acted as bridesmaid at the wedding o
Miss Mildred Pullman and Charlie
Berghoff which took place in that cit.
Thursday.
The girls of the Whiting high schoo
rendered an excellent program in TIL
assembly hall yesterday Afternoon
which was largely attended.