The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-14
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SOCIAL NEWSI
xRvING SCHOOL FLowEz
AND GARDEN SHOW
(Commun1cated.)

We will never again be superstitious
over Friday the thirteenth for on that
date was held a Irving school the
greatest flower and garden show in the
history OF the school. More than a
thousand children and adults thronged
the auditorium. halls and stairs, all
laughing and chatting. bent on getting
the most out of the delightful occasion.
The following are some OF the things
offered for their enjoyment: excellent
music by the ]. Arthur Davis orchestra.
the cheering and encoura sing words of
Mayor Daniel Brown. accompanied by
his genial smile. a stimulating talk by
Rev Krause who is giving himself so
nobly and so successfully to the build
ing UP Of the Pine street Presbyterian
church. an excellent chorus of $50 Irv-
ing school children. an exquisite vocal
solo by Miss Marguerite Haefer and an
inspiring talk on Womans Suffrage by
Mrs. Hutchins.
1t took more. however. than talking
and singing to pull off this great event
The thanks Of the Irving school are due
hrst 10 Mrs. VIM. Boutwell, who this
year managed the Irving flower show
for the seventh time and has done so
much through her love for the good and
the beautiful TO build UP our Nor d Side.
to Mrs DR. Bigger. the president of our
Psrent-Teachers' association. who by her
eere&eness and devotion to the cause has
marshalled the forces Of the school dis
trlct to our aid; to Mrs Cain and her
refreshment committee who served cake
and cream to a thousand or more; 70 our
excellent mothers who baked and gave
US a hundred sugarless cakes; to the
many school patrons who sent US flow
ers. vegetables and canned fruit to sell
to help make Irving a Red Cross school
for the year 1s18-1s19.
The prizes will be awarded in the
Irving auditorium Monday afternoon at
$50 All are invited to this event.
Several little people were entertained
by Mrs T n. Wilkison yesterday after
noon at her home IN Truman avenue in
celebration of the seventh birthday an
niversary OF her daughter. Maxine. The
afternoon was occupied with games and
in conclusion a prettily appointed lunch
con was served. There were covers for
Lorraine Hess. Christine Ward, Edith
Nordwau. Helen Payne. Helen Harmon.
Minnie Summerville. Cleo wykoff. Wini-
fred Orphey. Clara Ross Blaine futile.
Herbert Ross, Raymond Wykoff. Francis
Orphey. Harold futile. Paul Berry and
Wilbert wilkison.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. schlesinger Of 1o4
Highland street announce the betrothal
Of their daughter. Harriet Anne to
Harry Selig of Ligonier. Ind.
Mrs Mac Turner and Mrs. Bailey were
entertained with the members Of the
Friday Afternoon Club yesterday by
Mrs Jacob Hanson at her home in Sib-
ley street. The guests were entertained
81 luncheon at one o'clock following
which they devoted the afternoon &c
their needle work. Mrs. Alexander
stoikowitz of Park Place will give this
next club party in two weeks on Friday
Miss Florence Hammond left today fol
western College at oxford, O. She was
accompanied by her mother. Mrs. H. e
Sasse and Mr.. Sasse who motored there
and will remain with her for a few days
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St Johns Lutheran church on tbs
north side will celebrate the dedication
of its newly remodeled school at tive
services on Sunday. September 18th. II
the morning the pastor. the Rev. w. A
Brauer will officiate and in the evening
there will he talk on Camp Life" By
the Rev. Burgdorf After the meeting
refreshments will be served in the schoo
basement.
Services will be resumed at ST. Paul
Episcopal church. Rimbach avenue, Sun
day. September 18th. The regular ordel
Of service for the third Sunday in thu
month will be followed with Holy Com
rnunion at A. m. Sunday school at 81
a m. Midday service with sermon a
10:45 a. m. and evening prayer at 7;3o
The rector. the Rev ". J. Hawthorn
spent the months vacation in Philadel
phia.
Hammond Temple No. 70 Pythian Sis
ters met last evening at Temple Hall
corner OF Holman and Ogden streets
Routine business occupied the evening
At the next meeting in two weeks Their
will be initiation CT candidates.
There will be meeting Monday even
ing Of Triumph Council No. IL D. Of I
at the I O. O F. hall. The quilt Of
which the members have been workin