The Lake County times., 1921-02-12


Mrs. Edward HecLermsn Of Bremen.
ma. returned o ner home after spend
ing a very pleasant week with Mrs 5.
Harris Of 5s Rimbach avenue.
Marriage licenses wer eissued in Chi
i cago yesterday H. Alvin :. Mckinney
/ and Laura Blacaly. Phillip NJ. Passage
/ and carrie Fienc. all OF Hammond.
Mrs. J. J. Anderson OF 3 W. Highland
entertained at a post-nuptial luncheon
+ yesterday ID uonor Of Mrs. Alfred
+ stocker. WHO was recently married at
Paw Paw. Mich, Tie table was pret-
thy decorated with red hearts and
small valentines as place cards. covers
being laid for six. Mrs srocker was
/ formerly Miss Doris Baker. She re
ceaved several useful gifts.
Mr and Mrs. Edward Schultz have
just returned from their honeymoon
which they sp4at in Daytons visiting
with Mr. and Mrs F. T. Keisacker and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rose Of Ocala, Fla.
a very nice birthday party was Civ
en- III honor OF Mrs. George Phillips of
$50 Indiana avenue at the home OF
AIr. and Mrs. Jonn Hepworth, 665 Lo-
gan street IN Friday evening. F'ebru-
airy IL, The evening " as very pleas
antly spent in a number Of various en-
joyabie games, after which the guests
were led to the dining room where
prettily arranged luncheon was served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hepworth and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery Wilder, Mrs. George Grove,
Mrs. Hawk ensmith and son Samuel, Mr.
and Mrs. George Phillips and family,
Mrs. Tillie Feddelor and daughter Rose
Tho Blue Bird Sewing Club met at
the home 81 Mrs Milan Norris on BeaJ
avenue last evening Sewing and
music were enjoyed and luncheon was
served. The next meeting VIII be held
at the home Of Mrs. Floyd McNauy On
Beal avenue, Fec. 25th. m
Music lovers from Hammond. East
Chicago and Cary. that had the oppor-
tunity 10 near the song recital given
by John r. Reai and Lillian French
Read at the recital hall Of the Ham
mond Musical College, were much
pleased and showed their appreciation
by their good at, enhance and sympa-
thetic attention. All were held captive
by the duet "Gondoliera" by Henschei
in which Mr.. Real adopted his voice 10
the various moods required In the
Aria woo Thou Thy Snowflake hts
technical skill was pronounced ana
the sombro color used in the Grey
mound" and "W7nderer." showed that
his voice was rich and powerful. Mr.
Read sent the lovers OF d rich bass
voice into raptures for his Is a voice
Of rare compact. dramatic ana sublime
and emotional dlled with strength and
entirely won his audience with his
rendition nf '"The Horn" Lillian
French Reads group of songs were
given with mucn earnestness and fine
quality. showing with skill .ber mar
eelous soprano voice. Charlotte Alien
a the piano PLAYED in an artistic man
ner and her work vas excellent ana
showed skill and training Of the high
est quality The most artistic program
presented in this city for many day.
Il indeed met the approval of the most
critical music lover. We cannot say
enough for this excellent program.
Mrs Fred Krsus and Mrs Ralph
Shultz entertained Liberty Camp O:
Royal Neighbors and their husband
al pedro party at the home OF Mrs
Kraus. 450 Conkey avenue. Prizes
were won by Mr.. Ralph shultz and Mrs.
Emmett Spencer and the consolation
prizes by billie Nvyant and Mrs. Ed
Morrissey.
The North Side Ladies Club met
wirh Mrs Lawrence on Sheffield ave-
nue., There were 21 present and the
quests were Mrs. r. W. Ait Mrs Hav-
dorrf and Mrs. Ward OF Gary.
The Hammond Victory Club held a
valentine party Friday evening al the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Bran.
Pedro was played and prizes awarded
TO Mr.. John Waggoner. KING Hester
and Mrs, Hans Bran. y grab bag Of
comic valentines Afforded much amuse-
ment
"A surprise party given by the mem
bers Of the True Kindred was given
for Frank Stevens at 549 Douglas ave
nut Games ana music were a feature
Of the evening and Mr.. Stevens was
presented with a True Kindred pin
There were large number Of guests
present and II delightful time waa
spent.
a birthday parry was given In honor
fNIrs. Luda Weeks at her home. 2oc
Detroit street The party was given
by sisters Of the ladies' auxiliary OF Il.
OF r. T. 10, 419 Of which Mrs. Weeks
Il president. A ave o'clock dinner
was served and Mrs. Weeks received
many lovely gifts
The history department OF the Ham
mond Woman's dub will meet with
Mrs. David Hirsch ss5 Holman street
on Monday Afternoon. Feb. Il Mrs.
olaf Langley has charge Of the pro-
gram and Afrs. Felter current events,
The music department OF the Ham
Ana