The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-16

While away they expect to attend the
Epworth league institute and camp
meeting TO be held at Battle Ground
in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hachnel left last
evening for the west where they Will
locate with Mrs. Hachnels parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berg who have been
residents OF Los Angles, Cal. for the
past three years
Miss Ruth Butler of Missouri. who
has been the house guest OF Miss Paul
inc Hill for the past two weeks re
turned to her home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mainard Smith have
purchased the P. J. Mann house on
Standard avenue.
George Flynn is quite ill at his
home. 1245 Harrison street.
The Knights and Ladies OF Security
will give a dance Saturday evening
in the X OF L. of S. hall in the Rim
bach building over the Lion Store. The
public is cordially invited.
Robert Smith Of Clinton. Ia will
spend the month OF August with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. S Smith Of
9 Warren street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Locklin left
California for Hammond yesterday
They expect to spend a month or 50
here as the guest OF their daughter.
Mrs. Paul Moorehead. and their son
and daughter, Harley and Norma
Locklin
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cleveland and
son Clyde. Jr- viii OTTO Magician
Lake, Mich, where they have taken
a cottage for the first week in Au-
gust.
Mrs. Ida Crumpacker Of webb street
has been visiting in Valparaiso Ind.
for the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. W G. Paxton and
son Clyde. jr.. viii 60 to Magician
Inn. in Michigan. for the month OF
August.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. D Metz and son.
Merritt. Jr.. are leaving Monday on a
motor trip to Buffalo. y. y. where
they will visit Mr. Metz's parents
Mrs. L r. Funderburk and daughter
Corinne OF Grand Rapids. Mich. arc
the guests OF MI and Mrs A D. nv
ers OF 1874 Harrison street. Mrs.
Funderburk is a sister OF Mrs. Myers
Reverend and Mrs. J. c. Parrett ana
Dr. and Mrs. f. NJ Shanklin and son
Jimmie and daughter Elinor have ia
ken cottage at Koontz Lake. Ind
for the frst two weeks in August
John shanklin. the oldest son of DR..
and Mrs. ShankIin. will go TO Frank
fort, Ind. July 51st. and spend the
month OF August with relatives there.
Miss Eleanor Meyer leaves satur-
day for two weeks visit in Louis
vile. Ky
c. A. Hallan Of Riverside. and Mrs
R o. Hinkle and son. William. Of
Berwyn. motored to Hammond and
spent the day with friends yesterday
The Phi Mu Gammas held their reg.
ular meeting last evening at the home
meeting will be held in two weeks at
the home OF Miss Virginia Bauwens.
July ,2sth
A. NJ Turner is in Lowell Ind.
Mrs. Marx z. Oberndorfer of Chica-
60. who has been appointed the ma
finra1 rha
Federation OF Women's clubs will
plan and direct the nuscal activities
in over ten thousand clubs in Amerf-
ca this wear Mrs. Oberndorfer (Anne
Shaw Faulkner is author OF What we
Hear In Music" Music in the Home
and many others. She has won a repu-
tation for herself as lecturer on
music and for Oberndorfer opera
musicals. Mrs. Oberndorfer believes
that the greatest development in mu-
sic which the world has ever known
is about to take place in America. and
she is confident that the women's clubs
are the most important influence to
bring about this musical renaissance
Mrs Oberndorfer plans through the
medium OF music memory contests in
the schools and community singing in
the churches, department stores in
dustries, jails and public Institutions
and by the establishment of community
music -eenters 10 make good music a
vital part OF the daily life in Americ>
Mrs Oberndorfer declares that AM
erica has the greatest musical inherit
ance in the world and that we shall
not always 60 nation OF Jazz" and
ragtime." but are on the threshold IF
the establishment Of a great American
school OF music. At the recent BIZ
ennial of the General Federation OF
Womens club held in Des Moines in
June, the club passed resolution
condemning the vulgar popular songs
Of the day and promising support to
aid in the development Of all good
American Uusic.
MATERNITY HOSPITAL,