The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-19

Client times. Chirnncys were intro
duced into England In 1858, and the
largest chimney in this country was
erected for the United States Smelt-
ing and Refining Company at Butte.
Montana.
The word roof means ito hide"
and the Romans were the first 10
cover a spa with a roof. This was
done in the Renaissance period.
Many are the beautiful roofs offered
the designing architect of today. in
GLIDING gables. stained shingles. tile
and slate.
1t has been said. by the gates we
shall know them" SO the gateways
and TO parks, terraces.
gardens and estates are OF imminent
Importance. Stone and ron grill
are the most effective and most pop
ular for frames.
Current art topics were ably dis
cussed by Mrs. j. J.. Anderson.
Among the interesting articles
which she read We're .Italy's Inter
national Exhibits" the Planting OF
P~ortland's Six Mile Roseway," which
Will connec that city with the CO.
lumbia river scenic highway, max
ing the entrance to the city a solid
bank OF flowers in preparation for
the Atlantic-Pacihc and Electrical
Exposition TO be held in Portland in
1925. Another subject on Tho U. 8.
Grant Memorial TO DO Unveiled IN
Washington on April 27th,' was OF
great interest.
Mrs. Charles Howell. lately return
ed from the south, exhibited some
very fine pieces OF Newcombe pot
terry from the factory at the Tulane
University at New Orleans. and gave
a most interesting talk upon the
subject. During the social hour the
hostess served refreshments. and
the afternoon was greatly enjoyed.
A chicken supper and apron and
rug sale will be given tomorrow
afternoon and evening in the Trim
ity chapel.
The ladies' of the Tuesday After
noon Bridge Club were very grac-
iously entertained yesterday when
Mrs. J. H. McClay gave a luncheon.
Four tables were lovely with pot
ted Japanese lilies and hyacinths.
and a delicious course luncheon was
served. Bridge was played and the
honors made by Mrs. Leo Wolf and
Mrs. Harry Smith. Guests for the
afternoon were Mrs. Wolf. Mrs. Carl
vo.,(~,,a-- 1frc ITO L L-CaA1~, ,-l
Mrs. Frank s. Betz. Mrs. Charles c..
Holman viii entertain the club in
two weeks.
Mrs. George Bradt Will b. the
hostess TO the Baptist Woman's
Union on Thursday afternoon at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Z. J.
Smith. 395 Columbia avenue. The
meeting will open promptly at two
forty-five o'clock.
Mrs. Maurice Iddlngs and Ethel
Brown Sheffield delightfully."- enter
tanned at bridge last evening in
Mrs. Iddinss' home on Highland
street in honor OF Miss Maymc
Knoerzer. who will leave on Thurs
day for Los Angeles. where she will
make her future home. There were
two tables and the honors We're
made by Miss Norma Locklin and
Mrs. Alfred Stickler. A dainty
guest gift was given to the guest
Of honor nj a prettily appointed
course luncheon served.
THE MINsTRELs
II you want co have a good laugh.
go to the Minstrels given by VIM.
Calkins Woman's Relief Corps No.
PAS for the benefit Of the G. A. r..
The date. the 25th OF April at 8 p. VI.
The place. at Odd Fellows Hall
Specials, fancy dancing given by
two little girls, solos. playlet and
readings. and the orchestra will
give some fine selections. Admis-
sion only csc. All for the benefit of
the c.. A. p. 4-ie
Golden Rod Camp No. 1887 will
hold a special meeting on Thursday
afternoon at 1:30 at 7. o. 0. r. Hall,
state st. 4-1e