The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-28

the musical tea given by the
club in Hammond yesterday
afternoon We're: Mesdames Frank N
Gavit, John G. Hall, Henry +. Beau
bien, George T. Gray, John NJ. Thiele,
Nettie Morgan and Miss Jessie M Cur
tbs, Mrs. Morgan and Miss Curtis, both
took part in the program, the former
giving two cornet solos and the latter
two piano renditions
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Emmel of Fort
Wayne. Ind. who have been visiting
the formers parents. Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Emmel. on the East Side, spent yester-
day visiting with relatives and friends
in Whiting and Robertsdale
The many Whiting friends Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Matson of Rochelle, Ill, will
be pleased to learn that daughter
was born to them last Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Matson recently moved to Roch-
ellie from Whiting. the latter having
been Miss Gertrude welsby.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spankneben of
Chicago spent Monday as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Gehrke of Sheridan
avenue
DR. George Hilliard, who for a num-
Der of days. has been threatened with
typhoid fever. was taken to Chicago
hospital yesterday
Miss Muriel Wilcox of Hammond was
the guest of Miss Ella c. K1ose OF 10th
street on Sunday.
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
McLinn of Sheridan avenue and 117th
street
Tomorrow is the day of prayer for
the Womans Home Missionary society
of the Methodist church. The societies
of Lake county Will spend the day in
Gary. The Whiting ladies will leave
Whiting on the Lake Shore railroad at
s:os a. m. for Gary
Miss Margaret Grady of I.aporte Is
spending the week visiting with Mrs.
Donald H. Boyd of Sheridan avenue
Louis Gordon of Gary visited his
brother-in-law. Joseph Bernstein of
119th street. yesterday
Whiting chapter, Eastern Star, held
their regular meeting on Monday night.
At the next meeting of the order five
new members will be taken in
Mrs. Wesley Tharp and son David
and Miss Edith Gardner returned yes
terday from Angola Ind, where they
attended the funeral of Mrs. David
Purinton.
Books added during December, 1911.
and January, 1912:
Adult Books.
Reference-Henley, Twentieth Cen
fury Book of Recipes. Formulas and
Processes; Who's Who. 1912
Library Science-Librarian of Con-
gress. Annual report, 1911.
photography Coussens, One thou
sand books for children
iosophy-Mackenzie Manual of
/ ethics; Mill. Utilitarianism; Spencer
Data of ethics.
/ Religion-Grenfell. What the church
means to me; Kent, Biblical Geography
and History.
! Soeiology-Allen. Woman's Part in
Government; Brown. Through the Mill;
Hadley. Educating the American Citi-
zen; Kallmeyer, How to Become a Citi-
zen of the L. S; Lincoln. The Factory,
U. IS Labor Department, Annual Re-
port, 1910; Van Worst, Woman Who
Tolls
Observation-Disclosures of Educational
Progress, 1910; Hall. Educational
Problems; Perry. Wider Use of the
School Plant; Thwing. Universities OF
I the World
-Raymond-The Writer.
Standardization Institution. An
nual Report. 1910; Useful Arts and En-
gineering: American Society of Munich
pal improvements, Proceedings. 1909
1910: Barrows. Practical Pattern Max
ing; Bunnell, Cost-Keeping for Manu-
featuring Plants; Holland. Historic In
ventions: willard. Pattern Making
Marshall, Gas Engines.
Fine Arts-Alexander, Art Grating
in Metal for Amateurs: Chorley. Ma
tional Music: Crane. Basis of Design
Hawthorne. Lure of the Garden: Fleish
er. Crochetting Manual. Jamison. Ele
ments of Mechanical drawing; McSpad
den. Famous Painters of America.
Games and ADJUSTMENTS Davis
Football: Elwell. Principle Rules ant
Laws of Auction Bridge. Spalding
Americas National Game (basebalD.
| observation-disclosures, Every Woman
Galsworthy, Little Dream; Robbins
High School Debate Book: Scott
Christmas Treasury of Song and Verse
Taylor, A Line o. Verso or Two; Val
Dyke, Poems; Thomas. AS Maj
| Thinks
History-Church, Roman Life in tn
time of Cicero.
observation-disclosures Siren Land
Grenfen, Labrador; Jackson. Bits o
Travel: Lander, In the Forbidden Land
Slocum. Sailing Alone Around thu