The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-14

spectlve parents.
Mrs. Ethel seitz 81 500 Truman ave
nue. and her brother Owen Hawn are
visiting ia Warren and Benton coun-
ties their former home.
J. af. stinson $ in Michigan on a
business trip,
Carl Passage Of Truman avenue
sustained several cuts and bruises
last evening when scaTold on which
they cTe standing collapsed
Mary Gostlin. young daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. ". II Gostlin or a6g
Holman street no has been quite iii
some better
D.. W. Z. AIc enxie superintendent
Of tho Sotuh Bend district. recognized
as one Of the strongest leaders OF the
Northwestern Indiana Conference. VIM
preach 81 rhe morning service of the
the First NJ r, churca at 1e:4S to-
morrow Dr. Mckenzie is d man well
worth hearing.
Frank Ray OF Florence street who
has been IN f9r some time is imDrov- |
ing
" MebcrIy 81 New Haven Is NOV
ing t. Hammond and wiA he with the
Mann Printery Co.
Mrs Roscoe uemstock and AIRS.
Chester Leook wood entertained their
pinochie club and their husbands at
dinner at the Hemstoek's home on
Elizabeth street last evening. The
highest scores were made by Mrs
Harry Weight and Harry e. Folk,
The Hammond Victory club mel ~
the home Of MI. and Mrs. Ben Strong
after a short business meeting pedro
was played the highest score being /
made by Mr.. and Mrs. I'D Runyon and
the second by MT ana Mrs. VIM 6Ied- !
hill. the consolation 10 Mrs Ben
Strong and Paul Buser
Mrs H. f sharrer will entertain
the embroidery club at her home Mon
day afternoon. May sc.
Mrs Charles Glass entertained "a
number Of her friends st dinner
Thursday night. Pedro was played
and the prizes awarded to AIRS. !
Frances Miller Of South Chicago. Mrs. !
Mil and Mrs. Weinandt. The guests /
were Mrs Matte Wise. Cora Hester. !
Fern Runyon, Meta Gram. Mary Wag !
oner. Lizzie Weinandt, Sophia Kraio- !
witz, Martha Gledhill Frances Miller. !
Paul Buser. Mrs Larson and MIS-
Kolo
Mrs SpauldinS Hughes Of water
loo. Ia, is the guest Of her aunt and
uncle, Dr. and Mrs. H, c. Sharrer OF
Park place.
The Women's Democratic club viii
meet Wednesday OF next week instead
of Thursday which is their regular
meeting day.
Mrs F. j O'sulllvsn has been III
since Wednesday at her home. 500
South Holman street
The literature department ~ tnei
Hammond Wom8n's club held its last
study meeting Of The year at the
home of Mrs J. c. Graves. Carroll
street. on Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Walter Wise presided over short
business meeting during which Mrs.
Harnit submitted u list or courses
from which tc select next years
study Mrs Matthies in charge or the
days study introduced Miss Baptist
OF the faculty OF the Hammond Indus
trial High school. who spoke on
Poetry Of To-day" Miss Baptist con
tracted the conservative New Eng
land poetry with Us rhyme and
rhythem, to the radical modern poetry
with its cadences as opposed TO rhyme
and rythm- There is a freshness ana
& greater sincerity in the new poetry,
n is simpler. less stilted and is Al
ways about familiar subjects The
new poetry is profuse. SO poets are
listed worth while Miss Baptist
gave short sketches NJ some If the
most important OF our modern poet
and read excerpts 10 illustrate Mas
tiers grim pesslmism. vachel Lind |
says buoyant optimism and conf
dence oliver Tilford Dorsan's tragic !
tendencies. Frost's grave stories:
Harriet Menroe's polished and
thoughtful tenderness and Sara Teas !
dalls poignant purity Of mood and
meter Miss Baptist proved herself |
thoroughly converssnt with her SUBJ |
ject and made the COMMITTEES feel tnst I
theer is something worth while in our
modern poetry.
MRS. H. - STEVENS. !