The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-16

Dustin. both Of Chicago. on Monday
evening. October the second The
young couple were unaecompanied
and Will make their home in Chi
cago.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
Society of the First Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. Mary
Christopher, IL West Carroll street,
on Tuesday afternoon. October the
seventeenth, at two thirty o'clock.
Miss Hazel Wiltsee. who has the
splendid position as supervisor of
music and art in Trenton. Michigan.
was at home for the weekend with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs s. L.
WiItsee of Detroit street,
Miss Ethel Hathaway and Miss
Ted Hood spent Saturday and sun
day with Miss Emily Crosby in Chi
cago at the Auditorium Hotel. Miss
Crosby left Chicago for South Da-
work as advance agent for the
Mutual Lyceum Bureau.
Mrs Malcolm D. Stewart. who has
been in Wesley Memorial hospital
for the past few weeks. is expected
to be able to come to her home on
Warren street on Wednesday.
.
The South Side Pinochlc Club was
graciously entertained at the home
of Mrs c. Costellow Saturday even
pinochle during the evening. Fol-
lowing the play. when the tally
cards were compared, it was de-
cided that Mrs Ribisky and Mr..
Hart had won first prizes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Costellow second prize. and
Mrs. c. Rhode and Mrs, Hoblitzel
third prize. The consolation prize
went to Mrs. J. G. Nowlan. Two
small tables served as fitting
place for the serving of splendid
luncheon at a late hour. The club
is to meet IL the home of Mrs. Will
liam Becknan of Williams street in
two weeka
The Song Leaders Glass under the
splendid direction Of Mr.. Charles
Tlngle is to meet tonight at the
Chamber OF Commerce at seven
thirty O'Clock. This is almost the
last meeting. Thursday evening be
ing the last, and everyone who is
In this project is asked
to come. The class has gotten a
great deal from this work which
Mr.. Tingle las been doing and the
All Hammond Choral Club Is one
Of the outgrowths OF his work.
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In the hallway OF the Central
school. made unusually bright and
attractive with a profusion Of
leaves, orange and black
streamers, and lanterns which gave
the place a pleasant glow, was the
party given on Friday evening by
the teachers of Central school for
the pleasure of Mr.. ard Mrs. w. L
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Caldwell
and family, and the parents of the
children who attend Central school.
There were about a hundred and
fifty people there, who enjoyed a
social evening and an informai
meeting, presided over by Miss Alta
where talks were made by
l.. L. Caldwell. W. l.. Lewis and
Mrs. Herbert Hutchins, represent
ing the parents. Miss Trenberth,
Mrs. Bomberser and Mrs. Han
nauer sang several delightful num-
bers. and Miss Emily Lowry read
two clever numbers. After the
program. the Central school or
chestra, under the direction of Miss
Jane Brock. played nicely and cider
and doughnuts were served to the
quests. who declared this rarity
such a success.
Miss Patty Hill. an excellent au-
thority on kindergarten work, who
comes TO rs fl ON Columbia Univer-
sity of New York. is to speak TO
he high school teachers and the
rimary and kindergarten teachers
" the Hammond high school audi
,rium this afternoon. Her subject
TO CONCERN lA1rfA W IVA
EDUCATIONAL and promises to be very
Instructive. This ven n the
aides Of the Presbyterian church
are serving the members of the Pri-
mary council at a banquet at the
ehurch at six fifteen o'clock, az
which Miss Hill will be the guest
IF honor. The evening will bring
9th another splendid speech by
Miss Hill upon the subject OF kim
4ergarten work Everyone is look
ing forward to this meeting with
treat deal of anticipation
A great opportunity Ia open 70
nyone who might wish TO do some
s,udying this winter for splendia
extension course is being onereo'
Miss Palmer. who Is sent out as
from the University
of Indiana, will give the course in
Contemporary United States His
tory. the class TO meet once week
IN Wednesday nights from seven
nth nine o'clock at the Central
.chool. The class win meet for
eweive Lessons with the nominal fee
% eight dollars for which two
hours credit will be given. Miss
Palmer is considered splendid along