The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-16
CONCERTS AT INTERVALS.


impression seems to have been created
anopg our PATRONS and friends that the
sunday afternoon concerts Will be
maintained as a weekly event How
ever. owins to the amount of prepara-
tion REQUIRED for a successful perform
ance this would be laying too heavy
burden on any one institution. our in
tention is to continue the concerts
throughout the season at intervals. as
frequently as the requisite programs are
in readiness.
In view of the attendance at last
sunday afternoons recital the college
feels more than justified in adopting
this policy. Due notice VIII be given or
al coming concerts.
The Rev. Paul E. Benedict will pre-
side at the meeting Of the Ep"orth
League OF the First N. L. church this
evening. A special musical program
has been arranged for the meeting ana
If Is expected that there will be
fsrgA attendance. This is one of the
special services of WIN Ny Chum
week" which IS being observed b. the
Methodist churches in Hammond
little comedy a Friend Of The
Whole Family was presented last
avenir st the First Christian church
before a large audience BY members OF
the Christian Endesvor Society me
PRINCIPAL role vas played by Edward
Hess and ne was especially clever
Professor Geldhaben. head of a Young
aides Boarding school Mrs Bonnie
T4anes Robertson directed and staged
he play and to her IS due much OF the
credit for The evenings delightful Pro
gram. Between acts the orchestra
nIa,-Ad and the guests were entertained
nv Miss Marguerite Haefer who SANG
q group of songs and Byrd Pierce, who
gave black face sketch.
The cast follows:
Professor Louis Geldhaben, who runs
a young Ladies Boarding School
Edward Ress
jeremiah OIdboy. a friend of Profess
sor Geldhaben's boyhood days
----- Merle Daily
Colonel ungblood-Angelina's in
tended --- Frank Cofgrove
Riu. husband OF Jennie NIuchlove----
-- Lawrence Forline
Harry Handsome. a bank clerk in
love with Niinnie-----Floyd Doseett
-rl,a Ioernau -E w Martin
rio Baker William Pierce
re- coei man Edward Dinwiddie
The Nflknan- Theodore Hatfield
The Thomas i'a2S5 &c
Mrs. Caroline Geldhaben. wife nt
Professor Gladys Focltne
Jennie Afuchlove. Geldhaben family
servant ------ Clarabel Mauck
Mrs. John A Gavit was hostess 70
yesterday
afternoon at her home in Hyslop Place.
Mrs. S. A. Wiltsee gave an interesting
report Of the state convention at An
derson and during the remainder of the
afternoon the members served for the
soldiers. The meetings will be discon-
tinued fer a time and the members will
20 to the Red Cross rooms to do Red
cross sewing and knitting.
A pretty party was given by. the
Misses Margaret and Genevive Hoffman
last evening at their home, Clinton
street. honoring Miss Alvina HiIbrich
whose marriage to Walter Kruger viii
be an event of Thanksgiving Day. The
party was in the nature Of a kitchen
shower and many gifts were presented
the bride-elect. After several games
the hostesses served a prettily appoint
cd two course luncheon. Prizes in the
games we're won by Miss Elizabeth
Kleihege. Estelle Race Lottie Hide
brandt and Irene Hilbrich.
A special meeting Of Triumph Coun-
ell No il q. Of L. IS called for Satur-
day evening at $50 O'Clock at the 1. o.
o. + hall in the interest of the y. n
G. A campaign
MRS. NETTIE WOODIN. secy.
Following a short business meeting
of the Lady Vikings this evening at
The Moltke L O. o. I. hail the members
will hold a bazaar
hammond Chapter No. 100 Women or
Mooseheart Legion viii hold its regular
meeting this evening at Longs Hall
At the close Of the lodge session there
win be q social hour and refreshments
viii be served.
Between four hundred and five hun
dred guests participated in the grand
march at the Liberty Bond ball last
evening at the Masonic Temple and re-
NAMED TO enjoy the evenings program
Or dances NIcKelveys orchestra play
cd The dance was given by the mem-
hers of the Jawiesh Ladies Aid Society
and they proved delightful hostesses.
The hall was decorated in red, white
and blue festoons and the national
colors were further carried out in the
programs.
Mrs. Paul Wiens of Oak street en-
tanned the Ladies Aid Society of the
St Johns Lutheran church and friends
Thursday afternoon and evening The
time was devoted 10 Red Cross work.
Miss Jessie Felts of Minneapolis viii
return t. her home today after q short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shearer
of May street.
Miss Finch viii arrive in Hammond
today and will be the guest of Miss
blanche Nixon for the Wallace school
entertainment this evening. The mursls
which viii be exhibited are the work OF
Miss Finch.
Last Tuesday evening surpIis'
party was given Mrs. Dixie in honor 81
her birthday annsversar9. a beautiful
fern was presented her from the Ladies