The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-24


has been In i'll health for long time
and his condition at present is extre-
mely critical
Mrs Mary T. Holmes will leave
Friday for Alabama TO visit Mr.. and
Mrs. W q Belman for few days.
and from there she and Rose Turner.
who is at present with the Belruans
Will go to New Orleans TO be gone
for several weeks.
Miss Tillie Krause. $50 Indiana ave.
delightfully."- entertained the members
Of the [. D Embroidery Club last eve
ming. The home was prettily decor
ated in keeping with George Wash
ington's birthday. The evening was
spent with needlework and music on
the Nictrola.
two course luncheon was served
and tiny red. white and blue fsvors
were given the guests. II which Miss
Krause announced that she viii be a
June bride.
Misses Christine and Mary Spoerner
$40 Wilcox st. VII entertain the club
Monday evening, March 1st and it is
urged that all members be present.
Miss Eleanor Gilman. Or Kankak e.
III. spent the week END with Mrs. y
Emmerling. IS Mason st.
Mrs stephen Reed of 1905 Monroe
St, was called TO Covington, Ky, on
account Of the death OF her sister
Mrs Earl G. Rairden and also the
serious Illness Of her niece
The Art Committee Of the Hammond
woman's Club mot al the home Of Mrs
Jennie G. Hutchins II Rimhach ave
Yesterday afternoon, Feo. e3rG. Mrs
Streeter. chairman. presided at the
meeting. There was a large attend
ance and the program. which was very
Well rendered. was enjoyed BY all. II
consisted Of.
"A Walk Through the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art Mrs. w r. Osborne
Current ART Topics. Mrs. NJ o. Kline
and Mrs W A. Kenney
Questionnairs. Mrs. Eric Lund
While in New York city last June,
Mrs. Osborne visited the Museum Of
Art, which is on the eastern side OF
Central Park The older part Of the
Museum was built some years ago. II
stands unique in the world in ita Cy
prisn antiquities. is second only TO the
British Museum and leads ali Ameri-
can collections in paintings and sta
tues Among the treasures Or mi:
Museum arc examples Of the most no
ted OF the masters Of the Italian. Dutch
Flemish and Spanish schools. Michael
Angelo. Leonardi de yinci. Correggio
Murrilo. Rembrandt. Reubens, Titan
Albert Durer and many others.
The modern French and English
schools have specimens from Gaines
borough. Turner, Reynolds Rose Bon
heur, Leighton. Alma Tadems and
| Constant.
| The American schools include Gil
bert Stewart. Kenneth. Gropsey- Cay
and Iuness.
Carved wood OF European. Japanese
and Burmese workmanship. with Ella
borate inIaying is represented by some
OF the best extant examples
For variety, richness and artistic
excellence the Metropolitan Museum
Of Art bids fair, especially tn light Of
the Roger five millions 70 which il
has recently fallen heir. TO rank among
the best Art galleries OF the world.
Mrs. J. T. Clarke, Reporter.
Edgar AREN'T Of the Northern states
Life Insurance Copmany received q tele
gram this morning calling him 10 Jol-
let. H. on account OF the illness OF
his sister Mrs. Bridge
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The regular meeting OF Golden Rule
Council No. l. Daughters of Liberty
will be held this evening at odd Eel
lows hail
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Smith, 81
Elizabeth st., an eight poung baby
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