The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
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enue spent Yesterday visiting her par
ents' Mr. and Mrs. West al LeRoy lad.
Mrs. Henry Behrens of New York av-
enue IS entertaining her sister from
Chseaso Heights. In
Mrs. John wylie of New York avenue
has returned from Cleveland. O.. where
she was the guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
Taylor adm family.
The story hour al the public library
was well attended Yesterday when Miss
f'eatrice Hot.u.ier TOLD stories to the
children Of the hrst six grades.
Miss Eva Bernstein OF Chicago is
here visiting Ter cousin Miss Mamie
Bernstein Of 119th street
Mrs. Hattie stern and mother. Mrs
Pitzele Of Chicago visited Mrs A Gold
smith and Mrs. Max Stigliz
Miss Maud Adams of Ohio avenue
returned home yesterday from clean.
n Y. where she spent the past three
months visiting relatives
William Meyers of West Pullman
| transacted business and visited rela-
tives in Whiting Yesterday
Mrs. Charles Hellwig OF I1sth street
has gone TO Boswell, Ind to visit her
sister.
| Maurice Lawrence and family % Ohio
avenue moved to Michigan city yester-
J day where he Will engage in the
vacuum cleaning business
| Mr.. Ahlgren and daughter. Miss
| Hnda. left yesterday for Beloit wis,
to ascertain the particulars Of the acct
/ dent in which oscar Ahlgren was re-
ported TO have figured
The members Of the Whiting Masonic
band gave reception in the Masonic
/ han on Thursday night in honor of MI.
and Mrs. A S. Burbank. who will leave
/ the first Of the month for California to
reside. The affair was very enjoyable,
being managed by Mrs George C Hay.
director Of the Masonic band. OF which
Mr.. Burbank is a member. During the
evening the band furnished several
pleasing selections. Members also gave
speeches which were much enjoyed. Ex-
cellent refreshments were srvd. Mr..
| Burbank was presented with a valuble
meersehaum pipe and Mrs. Burbank was
4 presented with a beautiful bouquet Of
roses. There We're about forty present.
they being the members Of the band
and their wins, E. 3. Green and George
n. Baum and wife. he being worship
full master Of the Masons
The first literary program OF the
school yesterday, The program was
very good each number being well
rendered. A political discussion took
up a large part Of the program Ernest
Water represented the republicans tell
ing why he would vote for Taft scor-
I ing number Of good points. Fred
Peeeny appeared in behalf Of Roose-
Welt. and Donald Parks for Wilson.
Yesterday being Bird and Arbor day.
Mr.. Chevrie, park superintendent was
| present and gave the students very
interesting talk on trees. Donald H.
| Boyd, the Whiting weather forecaster.
was also present and gave a talk on
| birds Miss Emily p tombstone. one of
the high school faculty. gave an inter-
esting discussion of The Conserva-
tion of Natural Resources" The bal
ance of the program was given by the
| students, and was a follows: Recita-
ton, Mary Dyer; song by sextette; reci-
ttation, Thomas Naef: Life OF Riley"
Walter HIATT; high school chorus
''Tarr's FAREWELL High School Tattler
= Marguerite Schaub. and Mary GGogan;
piano solo. Gertrude Lauer; orig nal
story. Milton Collins.
Mrs. Al Condor and son. William
Gordon of l19th street both of whom
are III with diphther1a, are getting
along nicely. Mrs. Condor has beer
having more serious attack than her
= son. but IL is now thought that she
will get along satisfactorily
The *. Of 2. club gave very pleas
d ant dancing party in the l. O. o. F
=, han. on Thursday night Music was
" furnished by sterling's orchestra
Born TO MIR. and Mrs. Andrew
Latzko of Euclid avenue a son yester.
day.
A mothers meeting was held at this
- public school kindergarten on Thurs
- day afternoon. the sponsors for this in
novation being Miss Beatrice NJ. Hol-
linger director. and Miss Helen Mat
tern. assistant. About forty parent.
3 gathered at the Kindergarten to NEE
with the teachers and were enlightened
as to the work being accomplished by
the children in the kindergarten. Sever
' al exhibitions of children's work wa
IL shown. among Thorn being Clar,
Vacha's poster of the Three Bears
Illustrated by free-hand cutting. It 81
= the plan to hold these meetings fire
u quently as they tend to bring the par
u ents and teachers In closer contact witt
one another Miss Hollinger gave
= talk on The Spirit of Development il
- the Home and ia the school" Tea an,
waters were served.
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