The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-01
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Late Thursday afternoon a Xea
ding was quietly solmeElzed whei.
Miss Evalynn Anne Burnett, daugI
ter or Mr.. and Mrs. James Ryron
became the bride of Charles Frank
lin Fairchild, son Of Mr.. and Mr.
3. F. F'airchild- The services tooA
place in the First Presbyteria.
church and the Rev. John C. Parrot
performed the ceremony.
The bride was charming in l.
handsome gown of dark blue crepe
Romaine, smart toQue trimmes
with French flowers, and a loveis
corsage OF brides roses and swc4s
peas. The only attendance wer~
Mr.. ana Mrs. H. w. Younger, ans
the natron of honor wore an at
tractive tailleur of beige Polro,
twill and a dark blue turban.
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the homs OF the brides
parents on Highland street. and T.
only guests were the immediat~
families. The young couple VIII
make their home in an attractive
residence on Indiana. avenue. The
bride. a graduate of the Hammond
high school. and the groom, en-
ployed in tho offices Of the Indiana
Harbor Belt railroad. have Il great
many friends who extend to them
their hearty con CALCULATIONS and
good wishes.
MUSIC COMMITTEE PUBLIC DAY
Assured OF a we'll planned and in
teresting program, Hammond music
lovers last night crowded the First
Presbyterian church where the
music department OF the Hammond
Woman's Club gave a most delight
full entertainment. The president Of
the club gave a charming ggeetins
20 the club members and their
guests, after which the evening was
turned over to the chairman Of the
committee. Mrs. T. y. Crawford.
The high school orchestra OF forty
pieces gave a group OF selection
that We're considered very fine. TN
der the direction Of 1Ir. DeSway'
Miss Martha Lund's exquisite ha
sol Z. --eFe OF the finest tone ar
technique. as were the organ So
snd encore of Miss Adele Dumb
Mrs. Z. S. Cooper and Mrs. Arth
J. Weiss gave very beautiful sol
on the kimbau grand piano. tn
latter responding to an encore. MI
Walter Bells talent as an oTganist
IS undisputed.
MI. Carlisle Tucker OF Chicago,
who has just returned from sea-
sons study abroad. gave a most en-
toyable group Of songs including
in his repertoire selections OF mod
ern. French, German and Russian
composers: Mr. fuckers ability as
an oratorio singer has often been
demonstrated. his appreciation Of
dramatic values, his admirable con-
troll or voice and range have made
him eminent1y successful as re-
cital artist.
The program included:
High School Orchestra. Selections.
Harp Solo, Josephine" Miss Martha
Lund.
organ Solo. Largo from The New
World symphony Dvorak- Miss
Adsle Dunbar.
Vocal. Aria: THE Impatient Hus-
handman," Haydn. Aria: Vision
Fugitive" Massenet. Mr.. Carlisle
Tucker.
Piano, Nooturne in D Flat. Chopin.
Mrs. z. S. Cooper
Harry Solo, Annie Laurie The
Rosary Miss Martha Lund.
Vocal, ITO 2 Hilltop Cox; We
Two" Kramer; Tommy Lad
Morgetson. Mr.. Tucker.
Piano, Hungarian Rhapsody No. 8,
Liszt Mrs. Arthur j. Weiss.
Organ, Concerto" Rinck. Mr.. wal
ter Bell.
DR. T. ". Oberlin and Miss Kath-
{ crime Oberiin returned yesterday
from Mansfield, Ohio. where they
were called by the death of Mrs.
Oberlins father. Mrs. Oberlin VIII
remain in Mansfield for some time.
The home economies of the Ham
mond Woman's Club had a most de-
lightful meeting on Thursday after
noon in the domestic science rooms
of the Washington school. The
demonstration was the preparation
Of delicious and appetizing salads
by Mrs Drenk Of the Drenk Com
pany. manufacturers OF salad dress
ings in Milwaukee, AIayonnaisc.
thousand island, olive and butter
dressings were used. the last named