The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-22

Sarah Hillel as Lulu; Miss Anna Bern
stein. as Aunt Paradise. Four little
Spiggots were represented by Helen
Fisher. Thelma Brandenburg. willard
Miller and Franklin Aldrin- Those who
were not in attendance at last evenings
entertainment should make strident ef-
forts TO be present at one of the per-
formances set for the latter dates and
rest assured that there is ample reward
in the pleasantly they will derive both
from the talent expressed and encour-
agement impaired to these youthful
artists.
The Congregational church parlors will
be the scene Tuesday evening May 9th,
OF a merry gathering OF friends and close
associates of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Funkey,
who are preparing to leave this city for
Gary. where Mr. Funkey has entered in
to banking interests. and these guests
will honor their soon departure by at
tempting to entertain them in a most
suspicious manner which they so richly
deserve and earned during their resi-
dence here Their musicale and social
activities in this city will be greatly
missed. for they had become a part and
in fact prime factors in all movements
which meant so much to a city in its
attachments of character and upbuilding
in more ways than one. With a view TO
hopitalty. the ladies of the Oongrega-
tional church are extending an open-wide
invitation to all those who link their
names in friendship with Mr.. and Mrs.
Funkey and an ideal evening will be
spent in a last endeavor to show them
all the courtesy possible.
The invitational dance arranged for
by the Twin City Circle Daughters OF
Isabella at the Masonic Temple for May
2Sth, promises to be very great social
event inasmuch as the mailing list eX-
tends to the members allied with various
SocitieS in the community and who pat
ronizes the more exclusive dances. The
popular Sterling orchestra has been en-
gagged to render the music of that even
ing. The comfort and ease of the guests
for that evening will be taken into con-
sideration by the committees directing.
Mrs. w. H. Briska, of South Barring,
is recovering from a long siege of illness
first brought about by influenza which
latter developed into pneumonia, and the
daughter of the household. age nine
years. contracted typhoid fever and was
very i'll at the same time. Both are con-
valesing.
Mrs. Arlie Beeler and daughter Ruth
have arrived here from Muncie. Ind.
and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Lewis. jr., of South Olcott ave. Mrs.
Beeler and Mrs. Lewis are sisters.
Cards may be enjoyed in progressive
games under supervision of the L. A. A.
o. H Society at ST. Marys auditorium
in Hath street this evening. Refresh
ments will be served at the conclusion
of the playing. The public is welcome.
Mrs. C. L. Matthias who has just
turned home from the south where she
spent the winter months. was entertain
ed last evening. in company with her
husband and several other guests. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Estes in
Block ave. Mr. and Mrs. Matthias have
taken apartments at 342S Elm street
and issues an invitation to their friends
after June 18th.
M and Mrs. Roy Stevens are enter
tanning at the Dale F'lickinger home in
Fir street tomorrow evening in honor
of Mrs. Flickinger who is preparing to
leave the latter part of the week for an
extended visit to Muncie, Ind, her 60