The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-15
SOCIAL NE S

judges Of the contest Straubes or
chestra played during the evening. Ice
cream and cake were served. the sale
netting nice sum for the school The
list of prizes follow
Best kept lawn-Birs. Anderson. first
prize, PIT Pine street; Cas-. Mosefski.
best new lawn. End prize, ass Hoffman
street, Honorable mention. Mrs. Cehl-
son. 241 Hickory street; Mr.. Thos. viii
liams. 4G6 Oak street; Elizabeth Brewer.
275 TowIe street.
Best vines-Adr NJ. s. Gabor, 261
Hoffman street. Honorable mention.
Henry Schultz 55S Gostlin street.
Best collection of fiowers-John Kers-
ton. Honorable mention. Mrs. Worsch.
Best collection Of vegetables-Elsle
Krause and BIanch Amer; second prize.
Thos. Williams. 400 Oak st. Honorable
mention, Fred Green. Ralph Smith, Mrs
Rock
Best bouquet wild fiowers-Evelyn
Rahtburn; Mildred Hood. honorable
mention.
Vegetables.
Tomatoes-Kathryn Rice, LIST prize;
Elef Larson. End prize.
Green peppers-Harvey. Mason list;
Nike Mesko. and.
Cucumbers-Robert Thon. 1st; Ven
eel FredZinski, End.
Onions-Russel Dawson. 1st; Schiller
Brokis, End.
Sweet corn-Hazel Vaughn. 1st: Geo.
Kan. End; Clarence Larson. honorable
mention.
Potatoes-Mrs. Nun. LIST; Alice Red
dington, End.
Cabbag e-Vencel Sredzinski. list;
Chester Kigouski. 2nd.
Noncki, End; Margaret Cain. honorable
mention.
Parsnips-Mrs. B. Harper 1st; Lon
ard Larson 2nd.
Pumpkin-Bernice Boutwell,. 1st;
Birdie Stellow. End.
Subsidiary Mason. 1st; Harold
Beebe. End.
Beets-Howard simplins. list; James
Nicklaus. End.
Swiss chard-virgiI Scott. honorable
mention.
Celery-Mrs whosh. Ist; Lille Shore.
End.
Kohlrabi-walter Tangerman. End;
Thelma Kirk. LIST.
Reans-Walter Tangerman. 1st: Ber-
nice Boutwell,. End.
Pop-corn-Thos. williams. 1st; John
Karston, 2nd: John Brodrick. honorable
mention.
salsify-Mrs. Harper. End.
Rhubarb-Elsie Hunt. End.
Peanuts-Earle Tweedle. honorable
mention.
Cantaloupe-Edward Kijouiski. hon
orable mention.
Grapes-Walter Tangerman. 1st.
Fruits.
Monthly strawberries-Lyle Collet.
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Flowers.
Asters-Thos. Williams, LIST: Leroy
Lewke. end; yenzel Sredzinski. honor
able mention.
GIadioli-Mrs Deganna, 1st: Leroy
Lukman. honorable mention; Thos. will
liams. End.
Cosmos-Lillie Doen. honorable men
ton.
Pansy-Mrs. Poppee, 1st; Irene
Kralowitz, honorable mention; Elof
Larson. End.
Foliage-Lena johnson. 2nd.
Snap Dragon-Emma Meissler. LIST:
Mrs. Pope, End.
Dahlias-Ruth Koenig, End: Mike
Mesko. 1st.
Marigolds-David woembke. 1st;
Harry Ahlsen, End.
Phlox-Irene Kralowitz. 1st; Lou
LpDOs nDnOE6Dl5 NhGnA4OD
Verbenias-Walter TangeTman. 2nd.
ockscombs-Theo. Wornbske. End.
Japanese lillies-violet Nichols. hon
orab1e mention.
Mexican fire bush-Edna Cole. honor
able mention; Vensel Sredinski 1st
Geraniums-Hazel Hood. Ist; Laura
Green. End.
Larkspur-Mrs. Poppee. 1st.
Nasturiurns-Ralph Smith, 1st; Mrs
williams. End.
The flower show at the wallace
school yesterday afternoon attracted q
large number of patrons of the schoo
and friends on the south sale. This
flowers and vegetables were sold and
netted a sum of fifteen dollars for the
school Mrs. W. B. Conkey and Mrs
Carl Kaufman acted as judges in the
contest and the following are the
awards:
Best collection Of fowers-1st. viii
liam DOUGH; and, Mike Hudak: srd. Oar
Mcdowell
Best specimen of one variety OF
howers-1st. John Wilhelm; and. Stan
ley Dablianowski: srd, Harold Dibblee
Best collection of vegetables-1st
Mike Bakon; End, Ruth verhoeven Srd
Joe Kmeczs-
Best specimen Of one variety Of veg
stables-1st. Mike Pap: End. Evon Milf
ken: 3rd. Chester Stempouski.
Most artistic bouquet OF fiowers-1st
Howard Welland; End. Wesley Reed
srd Elwood Redman.
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A delightful party was given by the
Misses Maude Linz and Mabel Scheel
on Thursday evening honoring Mrs
George Flynn. a bride Of last Saturday
1t was a hand painted china shower anc
the bride received number Of attrac
tive gifts. The main diversion was pro
gressive peanut which was played a
three tables, the prize for which wa!
awarded Mrs. Flynn Music was also
enjoyed by the guests and during this
evening prettily appointed thre'
course luncheon was served. The lunch
con colors were white and yellow anc
the table had for its decoration a baske
Of garden flowers. There were cover!
for twelve.
Mrs. Charles Wolf of 900 East siblel
street entertained On Thursday evenint
complimentary TO Mrs. Arthur Ander
son. formerly Miss Jessie Rohde. Tn
affair was in the nature of miscellane