The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-16

Koehm. The g~raduates brought to this
concert enthusiasm. earnestness and
sincerity of purpose was evident
throughout the entire concert Miss
Hendrickson's numbers. Rogers Etude
Melodique. and her technical skill with
Chopin's showed her briiIiancy by not
being able to use the pedals. Greater
work may be expected from this tall
ented young lady. Mr.. Michaels. vio-
linist held his audience with his Melody
Huerter and Scherzo Wienianski by
fine quality and purity OF tone. His
rendition or Mendeissohn's + Minor
Concerto showed particularly his tech
nical skill and strength. Mr.. Michaels
is a favoritc with musical people in
this vicinity. Miss Kolb. one of Ham
mond's young musicians. gave Chuck.
Brahms Gavotee. Schuman's Grillen
and the Prophet Bird in a splendid
style. showing her authority of deiiv-
erv. she enters full into tho spirit Of
the selection she is Interpreting. Miss
Koehm sang very sweetly. Il Know a
Lovely Garden" open Thy Blue Eyes"
and "Elysium." which the audience re-
ceived with great pleasure. Miss Whit
aker. one of the schools young teach
ers, proved IN her rendition Of Chopin's
Prelude" Palmgren's May Night
her understandable and intelligent tn
depreciation of these themes. In Sjo-
| green's "Eroticon' she displayed her
technique and %briIiiancv Miss Whit
aker is one of the most earnest Of
students and has the best wishes of all
the music lovers. Robert Hewson, the
boy artist. although the youngest mem
Der Of the class. give his Chopin mum
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.VaIse in c Minor in an artistic man
ner. showing his fine quality Of tone
and technical skill. In RachmaninoT's
&c Flat Prelude his delivery with such
vibrant tones was excellent. He is
young and a great future in the must
cal world is depicted for him If he con-
tinues at his present rate OF Develop
men. The a~ppreciative manner which
the audience received each number of
the program gave evidence OF the favor
and delight that these young people
afford the public. The Musical College
president and stan of teachers are
proud 10 sign their names to certin-
Gates OF these young musicians
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Hill and daught-
ers Adelaide and Pauline. and Clar-
ence Minas. are leaving today by motor
for Spring Lake. Mich. Clarence Will
spend the weekend. and the Hills VIII
stay for a couple Of weeks. Mr.. Hin
expects 10 visit relatives in Morrice,
Mich. before returning home.
Mrs. Harriet Walker. who has been
attending summer school in Chicago
was a Hammond visitor yesterday.
Isabel Kreger of IS conkey avenue
is mentioning az Glencoe. Mich.
Mrs. Dan Enright and children are
visiting relatives at Sturgis, Mich,
Mrs. Jeanne Sawyer was a guest az
a luncheon in Chicago yesterday given
for Mrs. 5 Fl. Manches of that city
Mrs. Manchee and children are leaving
in the very near future to make their
home in California. They are former
residents OF Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hembron and
daughter virgene will spend tomorrow
at Hudson Lake, Ind. as the guests Of
friends.
Miss Matte Orr of C~ovington. ohio.
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs Minnie
Kline OF Ruth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welsh who have
been visiting at the home OF their
daughter. Mrs. Maubeck. $50 Jesse st,
have returned to their home in Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Beebe and daughter
Marjorie have returned from a weeks
visit at Scipio. Ind.
Miss Dana McWilliams will leave
Sunday for Cleveland. Ohio. where she
will spend her vacation visiting friends
Rev. W. L. Burgess will leave for his
vacation next Monday. He expects 70
visit with brother and sisters in Mon
treal. Can. whom he has not seen for
sixteen years.
Mrs. p. sohl and children are in
South Bend visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Fudge entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Meyn at a dinner
and theatre party in Chicago last even
ing.
Mrs. J. a. Gavit is vaeationing at St
Joseph. Mich, she will be gone about
two weeks.
The Misses Ella Lott and Minnie Ber-
ger are leaving today for Yellowstone
Park and the Pacific coast. They Will
return by way of Denver.