The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-11
Social


Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Prange de-.
l~ightfuliy entertained at dinner on
Sunday in their home on Kane ave
nue., in honor Of their daughter. Nir-
i ginia, who was a member or the
confirmation lass Ct ImmanueFs
Evangelical Church. The rooms
We're prettily decorated in pink and
white and = large bouquet of cut
flowers graced the dining table,
where covers were laid for thirty
five guests. TO whom an elaborate
course Inner was served. Music
and games were enjoyed during the
afternoon and Miss Virginia received
many lovely gifts in remembrance
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mortenson and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. William Nor
~tenson. and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mot
singer, all of Chicago.
Mrs. Frank of Clinton
street, who has been very i'll for the
past week. is slowly improving.
Miss Marjorie Ruff viii arrive
[ hume lHlS FstEiHS Hum ~
sity OF Wisconsin to spend the
spring vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Run,
4 east OF characters representing
the Sunday School of the Pine Street
Presbyterian church presented an
excellent entertainment in Helfer's
auditorium on Saturday evening.
The program was Of a humorous
nature. and splendid music was fur
nished throughout the evening by
the North Side Orchestra, under the
direction Of Mr.. 4. +. Guise. There
was a clever burlesque including a
silent song. Peggy O'Neil." and a
short play9et. rs 1t Raining by
Mrs. Goldie Smith and Owen Steney.
An interesting and commendable
trio. consisting of Mrs. Rueh and
her daughters. Miss Mary and Miss
Elmira. ave & group of songs. and
a delightful little play. Men Not
Wanted" was given by a cast OF
eight ha~racterS Miss Beryl
Schmidt gave two fine readings and
Miss Helen Farmhouse pleased her
audience with a solo. My Alice Blue
Gown There was a solo by John
Rock. followed by a little Preside
scene showing the husband reading
the newspaper. The Punkin Center
Howler." aloud to his wife. This
was especially well done. the char
acters represented by Rev. and Mrs.
Steffey. Every number was well
rendered 70 an appreciative aud
fence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward william
Higgins Of Cleveland. Ohio. an
nounce the birth OF a little son this
morning. Aorll the eleventh. Mrs.
Higgins is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Ruff OF Carroll street.
In a contest for artistic merit in
the ~coloring Of a booklet containing /
Gage Hats. limited 20 children un-
der twelve years OF age. Miss Rob
erta McAlesr. small daughter of
Mrs. Margaret McAleer OF Ogden
street. has been awarded q Little
Miss Gage Hat OF her own selection
as q prize for excellence. Gage
Brothers and Company. ma%nufactur-
ers and Importers o. millinery. with
offices in Chicago. expect to con
tinue these contests with a view to
developing the latent talent of little
for combinations and applica-
ton of colors.
Miss Violet Stinson. a student at
De Pauw University of G~reercastle.
is spending the spring vacation with
her father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
james X. stinson OF South Holman
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Holtz very
entertained thirty guests
at tea on Sunday evening in their
home on Standard avenue in honor
Of their daughter. Miss Lillian. who
confirmed in ST. Paul's Lutheran
Church. The rooms were attractive
" decorated and the table in the
DON was lovely with pink
h~yacinths. An elaborate menu was
and the evening enjoyed with
and games. Miss Lillian was
given a number OF handsome gifts.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. A, Bremen and family Of Chi
The woman's Auxiliary of St
Paul's Episcopal Church will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Erick Lund Of
Mason street on Thursday afternoon
promptly at two O'Clock. All .he
ladies of the wonan's Guild who