The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-28

when Mrs. Beulah Wright Comstoch
will appear in the Kenwood audi.
torium The faculty OF the schoo
feels especially favored in being
able to offer to the patrons an even,
ing with such en- artist as Mrs. Com
stock, whose work is usually in uni
versity lecture courses or on pro
grams of state educational conven-
tions.
Franklin Hamilton, Chancellor
American University, Washington
d. c.. says of her: The r<dching OF
Mrs. Beulah Wright Comstock IS q
sweet and noble illustration of the
art OF expression at Its best, of at
tractive personality and gracious
manner. Mrs. Comstock has a voice
of winsome tenderness and moving
power. She Identifies herself in
spirit with tue subject which she is
interpreting. and her Interpretation
Is marked by insight. warmth and
intelligence. She WINS and charms
every heart"
be still further increased by solos by
Mrs. l. l. Bomberger, accompanied
by Mrs. Lillian Mikesch. and a harp
solo by Miss Martha Lund. Mr.. Will
liam Piccolo, accompanied by Mrs.
Arthur J. Weiss, will sing, and Sc
lections will be given by the high
school orchestra.
Last evening Mrs. E. Turner. Mrs.
c, 0. Bauer and Mrs. r. w. Carter
very charmingly entertained In Mrs
Turner's home on South Holman
street in honor of Mss Gladys Bell.
who will be a May bride There
were lovely bouquets OF delicate
pink sweet peas in the rooms, and
there were five tables OF cards. The
honors were made by Miss Celia
Becker and Mrs. Maurice Iddings, to
whom very dainty prizes were given,
A feature OF the evenings pleasure
was a linen shower for tho bride
to-be, who was given many useful
and exquisite things. A daintily ap-
pointed and delicious luncheon was
served.
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guest of Miss Genevieve Forbes. a
feature writer OF the Chicago Tri-
bune, yesterday at the Blackstone
Hotel.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Ray
Abbott delightfully."- entertained the
ladies' of the Stitch and Chatter Club
e. - = e.
street. There were ten guests and
after a pleasant social afternoon the
hostess served a dainty course
luncheon. In two weeks the club
will be entertained by Mrs. Charles
r. Bell OF P,ummer avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart of Gar
field street announce the birth of q
little son, Robert Charles. last Fri
day, April the twenty-first- DR.
White is the attending physician.
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The ladies OF the William Calkins
Relief Corps presented yer,
unique and interesting entertain
ment in the form o: a minstrel
show on Tuesday evening in the
Odd Fellows Hall. There was .
large and enthusiastic audience tc
show its appreciation of the merits
of the program. The ladies who took
part were Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Adair
Mrs. Fields. Mrs. Brandford. Mrs
Rick. Mrs knight, Mrs. Reckler
Mrs. Downing. Mrs. Nottingham
Mrs. Petit. Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs
Colgrove.
An able interlccutor was Mr.. Al
bert Towle, assisted by Mr.. Lew
White and Mr.. George Adkins. Mrs
Hazel Houser. pianist, and Mr.
Charles Griswold, violinist. delight
fully accompanied the minstrels and
solo numbers. Great credit for the
complete success OF the entertain
ment is due to Mr., Adkins. whose
careful coaching and expert con-
Quoting brought about the clever
and amusing achievement.
The North Side Orchestra fur
nished some very good selections
and there were a number of greatly
enjoyed specialties, including the
unfurling of the flag by Master
Billy birmingham. Master Bobby
Hubbard and little Miss Faye Petit
There were some pleasing recita-
tons. and some thoroughly enjoy
able reading were given by Miss
Smith. Mr.. William Piccolo sang q
group of songs and Miss Jane War
Der and Miss Florence Gauthisr
petite misses. gave some exquisite
fancy dancing numbers.
Mrs. Albert William Lamprell en-
tertained at bridge this afternoon
in honor of Miss Gladys Bell, who
Will become the bride of Leonard
H. Corey the sixth of May.
HISTORY DEPARTMENT OF
WOMANsS CLUB
Mrs. J. Everett Leech was a gra-
cious hostess to a great many men,
bers of the History Department OF
fhA Harrrnond Woman's Club In her