The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19
PERSONAL 40
SOCIAL NEWSl


The Hammond Musical College will
present a dance advertisement by the
pupils of Geraldine Swanson on Fri
day evening, Feb. 20. At SIS a. the
X nights of Pythiss hall The follow
ing program viii be given:
Waves. Rebikow Rose Pnlischer,
Adelne Andresen. Miriam Tigsy, Iona
Chandler.
My Dolly. serova, Anna Baritone
SEA Shells, Kullak. Rose PHlischer.
Little Miss Muftet Serova. Miriam
Tigay.
Cupid McrkeI. Dawn Post
Birds. Anderson. Edith knapp
Two Butterflies. Gurlitt, Edna Hirsch.
Arlene Davis.
Water Nymph, Schubert. Adeline AM
dresen.
Tulip Time stamper. Mary Kidney.
AIlegretto. Metcalf Edna IIrsch.
Farmerette, Clark Violet Milne.
Bluette Polna Chalif. Vergene Hem
bror.
Village Festival, Greig. Evelyn Chan
dler. Edith Knapp. Arlene Davis. Edna
Hrsch-
Shamrocks Medley. Mary Kidney.
Spirit of Spring, Mendelsohn, Verg-
enc Hembron.
Dutch Dolls Medley Edna Hirsch.
BY the Campfire, Heinz. Neargedell
Schmidt
Narcissis. Nevin. Arlene Davis
Greek Maidens Playing Bali. Chalf,
Josephine Ruth. Lucille Jebb Evelyn
Bates, Ruth Breillatt Violet Milne.
June Feltzer. Nergene Hembro1. Yea
rgedeu Schmidt.
Solo. Veargedeu Schmidt
The Echo. Gregg. Fay Rick.
Blue Danube Waltz. Strauss, Violet
Milne.
JOY. Alter Veargedel Schmidt.
Good Night, Serovs. Rose Pulschcr,
Violin Obigato. Emily Hoyle, &C
companists: Lillian Whitaker, Alice
Oltz.
Miss Leoda McAIeer, loI Webb St,
who has been very i'm with the iu is
improving nicely.
Wednesday evening the Friday Eve
ming Bridge Club met at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. ]. steelman. 1880 s.
Holman st. for a six o'clock dinner.
The members had their husbands as
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grated with Killarney roses. After q
delightful dinner bridge was played an"
the ladies prizes were won by Mrs W
T. Mashino and Mrs. Frank Esshom,
and the gentleman's prizes went to
Albert Lamberton and w J. Winery.
Those present were Messrs and Mes
DANES Walter Hardy. VIM. Mashino
Jordan. E. J. Steelmap. H. A. NcCon-
y. Emmerling, W. NJ. Bigger. Howard
Long. W. j. WINERY. Mrs. Frank
Esshom and Mr.. Albert L.amberton.
The women of the Hammond church
IS viii observe the Inter Denominat-
ional day of prayer for missions. Fri
day. Feb. goth. in the Methodist Epis-
copal church. on Russell ST. The hours
of meeting are krom 1000 q. m. to 100
p, m The different hours viii b.
presided over by the ladies from the
various churches There will he a fell
lowship hour at noon. the women bring
ing their lunches. Coffee and tea will
be served by the ladies of the church
Let every Christian woman plan to
be present whether she belongs to q
missionary society or not"
Mrs. Paul Newman. goo West state
St, is improving very nicely from a
severe case of tonsilitis. which hei
many friends viii be glad to hear
The Civic Committee of the Ham
mond Woman's Club viii meet TO.
Morrow evening with Mrs. VIM. Kelley
90 Warren ST. DR.. ". A Buchanan will
be the speaker Of the evening.
The D. II. Of i. r. held their reg
ular meeting last night at the home OF
the Misses Beatrice and Helen Dob
son, s37 Holman St Arrau cement.
were made for a dance to he given a,
the X. of p. Hall April gath. viii
SterlinG's orchestra. After tho bust
ness session George Washington
party was held. Misses Sarah and Lena
Ecingold won the prizes Refresh
meRts were served at II O'Clock and
the decorations were in pink and white
The next meeting viii be on Wednes-
day. Feb. 25th. at the home or Misses
Sarah and Rose Harris, Highland st.
Miss NirEene Hammond viii enter
tain the Rooster club Auxiliary al
their next meeting at her home il
Glendale Park.
". J. Filan Of 81 Elizabeth st. left
last evening for an extended trip "a
Los Angeles and san Franci.co. Cal
via Albuquerque, New Mexico Mr.
F'ilans health has been impaired and
he decioeo to go West 10 rccuperato
not returning until the latter part OF
PENR mE~HRR KH nRM