The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-17
RECITAL PROGRAM.


RECITAL PROGRAM
A recital viii be given tonight Mon
day) in the Hammond Chamber of COM
merce at o'clock by children OF the
piano and dancing departments Of the
Clifford Conservatory of Music and
Fine Arts. The program follows:
Hush-A-Bye-B Baby ------ Martin
Gail and Jane Wilson.
jolly Workman -Gaynor
katherine McCarttn.
French Doll Bertha AsserSon
The Soldiers -Gaynor
Frances Bartlett
Dick Winekler.
Humeresque ----------Victoria Luther
Two Little Birds---------------M Martin
Gail Wilson.
Hush-A-Bye-Baby ------------ Gaynor
Dance Lightly
Olive Vivian
Phyasovaia josephine Makowsky
The Hen and Her Chickens----Gayno
Frances Bartlett and Katherine Ne
Cartin.
Dance Of Spring Edna Hirsch
Sailing --~----------- rockingham
Oscar Makowsky-
Lullabye ------------------- hohlsaat
Bhe Pigeons
Jane Wilson.
Evening zephyrs-Marian Cunningham
The Playful Kittens----------Ald
Helen Klitzke.
Dancing Song ------------------W Wing
George Ruff.
Sunbesms Wing
Josephine Mskowsky.
Skirt Dance -------------Arlene Davis
Lullaby CSurlett
Soldiers March -Schumann
Birdie Vivian.
ScherEo ---------------- Biehifeld
John Muri
The yellow Butterhy-----Glace Click
Trio Streaboag
Ogden Frazer. Josephine Makowsky and
Birdie Vivian.
Go=sack Dance Mildred WINERY
Happy Huntsmsn Markell
Anna Roam.
Bluett Polka Marian McAleer
The Sky-Ilark Tschaikowsky
Marion Cunningham.
Spanish Dance -----Genevive Gauthier
The Witch ------------------- Gaynor
Dorothy Herzinger.
Old Fashion Polka-Jesnette Guedemann
Etude (for left hand alone) - Pirkhert
Carolyn Paxton.
Butterfly Dance--Jane and Gail Wilson
You are cordially invited.
A program which opened with a
splendid repertoire OF amateur and pro-
fessional talent and closed with q two
course conservation luncheon will re-
call home economies day at the Ham
mond Woman's last Saturday as one OF
The most enjoyable sessions of the cur |
rent club year.
As is customary on home economics /
day needle work among the club mem |
beers was in order for the holiday sea-
son. but this years Red Cross and con- |
servation thoughts added additional |
stimulant TO deft and nimble fingers 1
during intermisstons.
The days program was in charge of i
MIS-. l. l. Modjeska as chairman and /
Mrs. r. :. Rupp as vice chairman. The /.
luncheon was arranged Mesdames |
Margaret AfcAIeer and Mrs. w. H.
Davis. chairman and vice chairman re- |
spectively. The afternoons program |
was furnished by teacher and students !
OF the Hammond Musical College. Mr.. !
Samuel r. Carton. head of the schools |
vocal department, appeared in two /
SOLOS, tJooO-Oye. ana 1 Love lou /
Mrs. f s. Cooper was the accompanist /
Mr. Cartons solos were 50 thoroughly I
enjoyed that ne has been invited to /
contribute to another program OF the /
club. probably in January.
Miss Emily Hoyle rendered a diff (
cult violin solo. "Mazurka de Concert"
having been preceded by Donna Sample |
and followed by Lola Clark in interpre- /
tive dancing These young artists per /
formed with great credit to themselves
and their instructors. "Beanty OF the /
Alps" was the title Of the dance inter-
preted by Miss Sample, while Miss I
Clark appeared in the French Ca
Vote" BY special request Arlene. the /
six year old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Davis danced the Highland Fling /
appearing in Scotch costume. Her adj /
rnirers were so taken with her cute and
graceful steps that she had TO reply I
with an encore.
The luncheon that followed was real
conservation as far as the exchequer or