The Lake County times., 1917-05-31

lataina, larkspur. hydrangea. geran-
iums. holly hooks. monthly roses, fire
bush. marigold. nasturtium. pansy,
pinks. double petunia, phlox. snap
dragon. zinnia and best collection of
flowers and best bouquet of wild flow
ers Fifty cents will be given for best
vines Fifty cents will be given for
best collection of vegetables. also nifty
cents each for best potatoes. beans,
beets. cabbage. carrots, celery. popcorn,
sweet corn, cucumbers. onions, parsnips,
pepers. pumpkin. squash ana tomatoes.
Fifty cents will be given each of best
fruit consisting of peaches. red grapes,
white grapes and strawberries.
The Young Peoples League of Fried
ems Evangelical church held its regu-
lar business meeting Tuesday evening.
II was decided 10 give a Hard Times
Party and the following committee was
chosen TO make the final arrangements,
the Misses Edith Lewke and Emma
Faul and Messrs Oscar We'll and Ru-
dolph Ahlborn. The names of Miss Ida
Renau and Miss Julia Dietrich were
presented for membership. An inn
portant feature of the meeting was the
election of officers which resulted as
follows:
Observation-Disclosures Lewke.
Vice president-william Ahlborn. jr.
Secretary-William Schroeder.
Treasurer-Elsie Galinski
Chaplain-The Rev. p We'll.
Reporter-Gertrude sshroeder.
There will be meeting Friday even
f,,~ 80 ND he cy4a 100 Nnr11-
en- of Moseheart Legion at the Moose
hall in State street.
The members of Triumph Council No.
II d of L. and their friends will be
entertained at tea Friday afternoon az
the home of Mrs. Z. ]. Campbell in
Indiana avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Douglas and chill
dren Paul and Eleanor of Pittsburgh
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Long at their home in Waltham street.
Miss Bessie Cummings of South Hob
man street has returned after an eX-
tended visit in New York.
Mrs. A C. Mcmahon of May street is
visiting relatives in Meadville. Pa.
Miss Florence Twiss of Chicago has
returned home after spending Decora
ton Day with Miss Miriam Warner at
home. 80 Carroll street.
Paul Mcdaniel who is attending the
Indiana Dental College at Indianapoli
arrived in Hammond Tuesday evening
to spend the summer vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Mcdaniel
of Detroit street.
Mrs. ]. W, Boyer of East Carroll.
street had as her guest yesterday. Miss
Katherine Sullivan OF Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Boyer and family
of East Carroll street will move tomor-
row to 44S East State street.
Probably no entertainment of the
school year was more enjoyed than the
Minstrel Show given under the auspices
of the Parent-Teachers Club of the La
fayette school last Tuesday evening in
the Irving school auditorium. 1t was
such a success that the club may de-
eide to repeat it in the near future for
| the benefit of the Ha NmcEd Chapter of
! the American Red Cross. More than
/ three hundred We're in attendance any
/ everyone in the audience greatly en-
| joyed the program. Every number was
encored again and again. George At
kins had the rehearsals in charge. In
the chorus were Miss Vera Kennedy
| Miss Jessie Dockins. Mrs Albert Towle
4 Miss Jessie Rohde, Mrs. J. J. Austgen
| Miss Gertrude Cleaver, Mrs. Adene
Beatty, Miss Gladys Cleaver. Miss
Mabel Powley. and Mrs Frances Dun
sing. Mrs. w. H. Myers was the inter
locutor and the end men were Mrs
| Claude Palmer. Mrs. George Adkins
! Mrs Dan Mann and Mrs. c. r. Silver
| Their songs were "Mam/ly's Little Coal
! Black Rose" by Mrs Mann. Put on
Your Slippers and Fill Up Your Pipe
by Mrs. Atkins, My Hawaiian sun
shine" by Mrs. Beatty, Just a Little
| Bit of Monkey" by Mrs. Silver, silver
| Ray Miss Miss Kennedy. 1T Takes
Long Tall Brown Skinned Gal' by
Mrs. Palmer. and Il Aint Got Nobody
Much" by Mrs. Mann. Other numbers
that featured the program were a read
ing by Miss Powley and a monologue
entitled Man and Microbes" by Mrs
! Austgen.
Miss Margaret Long celebrated her
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