The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-28

when the WeareveF Aluminium com
pany will have charge
Mrs. S. Huge OF South Holman street
hsa returned from Oak Park, Ill. where
she was the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. N. Ritter. who has been quite III.
Mrs. A. II. Shriver of Drackert street
left last evening for New Orleans. La,
where she will spend d month visiting
friends
Miss Hazel Fowler charmingly en-
tertaired al her home on Condit street
last evening at a trousseau shower for
Miss Lca Grace. who Is to become the
bride of Earl ~Prendergast on the Sec
ond of February. The rooms were very
attractive with bowls Of spring flowers
and the guests enjoyed music and dane
ing. y daintily appointed luncheon
was served twenty-five guests. after
which Miss Grace was presented with
a number of especially lovely and beau
tiful pieces Of lingerie.
The History department Of the Ham
nond ona club will p.eev with
Mrs Fred Barnett on Monday after
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Mrs. william Love will have charge of
the study on China" and each mem
Der IS requested 10 bring her cup and
spooc.
Mrs. C. schaefer and Miss Selma
Hugo attended the Tabae Society IN
Chicago Friday afternoon.
Mr.. r. b. James of Ray avenue viii
entertain Mr.. Larry T. Sweetipg of
Evanston over the weekend.
The members of the $3.50 club met
with Miss Eva Hamer OF lewis street
on Wednesday evening at her home,
and enjoyed n~eedlework and music
during he evening. The hostess serv-
ca a. nicely appointed lGncheon, and the
next r1eetins will b. h.;ld in twp weeks
at tne home of Miss F..eda Prange.
Miss Mildred Winery. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Winery of Detroit
street, is home from Ferry Hall of
Lake Forest for the weekend. and has
as her house guest Miss Verdette Tay-
lor. Ee< roommate.
Shapespeare's Merchant Of Venice"
V as presented last enltg by the boys
and girls of the seventh grade in the
auditorium of the Lafayette school
Miss Landon and Miss Barck. the able
producers, surely were repaid for their
~ireless Efforts in c aching the anna
teurs. for the play was considered to
be very good. Each member of the cast
bears creditable mention. especially the
beautiful Portia and the relentless
Shylock. Costumes were typical. set
tings clever. and the high school or
chestra furnished an excellent musical
program. The cast included: Antonio
a merchant of Venice, Walter Sh!pley
Bassaaio. a friend OF Antonio and suit
or to Portia, Frank Brilmyer; ShyIock
a rich Jew, Gale Tow Ie; Portia, a rich
heiress, Lois Middleton; Nerissa, hel
waiting maid. Irene Cadairn: Gratiane
and S~alerfo, friends to Antonio anc
Bassanio, Paul Dibbiee and Orpili,
Thrailkili: Jessica. daughter to SHY.
lock. Audrey Hathaway; Lorenzo, Jes
sica's lover. Floyd Richter The Duk,
of Venice, Robert Myers; Clerk, Alder
Neldernich.
Miss Juanita Mitchell. the l1ttl.
daughter of AIR. and Mrs. A. o. Mitch
ell of Bauer street. invited & number
OF little friends TO spend the Afternoon
with her yesterday in honor of he
: sixth birthday. The children played
number of merry little games and en-
: toyed music, when Mrs Michel invite,
Z them into the living room and seate,
them at a beautifully decorated table
: with flowers and a great big frosted
: candie-iit birthday cake. Miss Juanitl
. received a great many lovely gifts an
many good wishes Everybody had
. perfectly lovely times