The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-02

wear large straw hats and overails
while the little girls will wear aprons
and sunbonpets The following will
take part in the game: Walter Brum-
ley, Irving Gragido Alvin Green. julia
Wolf. Dorothy Marshall. Hadvey Nc
ICoy Roy Gilchrist John Mapgold.
Charlie Parker Gordon Kennedy.
Harold Wagner. Carl De Vault, Earl
Frieke. Raymond Waller Randall
Roger, Dorothy Price. Ruth wier. Ruth
Brumley, Ralph Smith, Howard Smith,
Agnes Hohenberger. John Muri. Olive
Peterson, Kenneth Cleveland, Wilfrea
Colander. Carl Kahn, waiter
Kavenaugh, william Kavenaugh. Wal
ter Flewellyn, Glen Merrill Ralph b.
Ross Robert Sheerer, Joseph Shilen-
berger. John Turner. Harold Cunning
ham. Gilbert McIlvain. Irene Brose,
Hazel Granger, Mildred Janey,
Dorothy Ohr, Alice Ramage, Ruth
Brendt. Mable Wood, Dolly Greer. LAlas
Poriier, Jessaniene Rupert, Lucille
Shea. Richard Cross, John Conrath.
Eden HerreI. WATSON Wilson, Jane
Wilson. Marie Hilbrick. Florence Fall,
Leona Ray, Florence Hess.
Nynken, BIynken and Ned.
The picture that like best is
wynken. Blynken, and Nod. You
want to hear the story about it. Once
there were three little boys named
Wynken, Blynken ond Nod, who went
into the misty light into sew of dew
The old mon asked them Where are
you going?" And what do you think the
three boys told the moon
We have come TO fish for the
herring fish that lives in this beauii-l
full sea"
rnG hnr
WISH said the moon. Wynken and
Blynken were two little eyes and Nod
was little head. The boat was a
little shoe that took the three boys
through the misty sea. But listen chill
dren, the boys dreamed this.
CHARLES KREIGER.
Riverside School Grade 3A
"Sir GaIahad.-
Sir Galahad was a knight of King
Arthur's Round Table. Every year
King Arthur had a feast and it was
served on round table. Every
knight had his own chair with his
name carved on it. but Sir Galahad's
name was put on with gilt letters He
was the bravest truest knight, and
on his chair was written. This is the
seat Of the Prince Sir Galahad." He
made men happy and they forgot all
their troubles. He loved his fellow
men more than he cared for himself
and so made the world better The
picture of Sir Galahad shows his horse
and himself. He has on heavy suit
|of armor. The expression on his face
shows that he is Kind.
EMMA HASSELRING,
Riverside school. Grade "A.
1.-THE Horse Fair
THE Horse Fair" is the picture
like best. l was born on a farm and
love horses very much to this day. And
this picture shows just the way horses
do when they are young and frisky
They Jump. kick and play and hold their
heads just so perfect. Their long main
forelock and tail fly in the air. That's
what looks so pretty. This picture
was painted by Rosa Bonheur
FRANK GRUNERwALD,
Riverside School, Grade 5A
..ChankSns astur~.-
The picture / like best is Changing
Pasture" 1 like 1t because the water
and everything looks so real. There Is
no danger of the sheep Jurapsng into
the river they are so afraid of water
They look crowded in the boat
They are taking them over to new
pasture whic / know they will like.
The artist IS Rosa Bonheur.
RUTH WILLIAMS,
Riverside School, Grade ga
A REHEARSAL.
All persons taking part in the play
entitled ''MuggsviIe Sunday School
Picnic to be given under the auspices
of the Deborah Society are requested
to meet Wednesday evening at the
Christian church parlors for re-
hearsal.
MAY PARTY.
One of the pretty social entertain
ents of the week was a May party at
which the young ladies of the
Philathea Glass of the FirstN Baptist
church were hostesses last evenig In
the church parlors in East Sibley street
The many friends of the young adde's