The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-01
SOCIAL

OF interest to a great many people
will be the program OF interpreia-
tive readings and musical numbers
to be given tomorrow evening in
the auditorium OF the Kenwood
school. Mrs. Beulah Wright Com
stock, reader OF exceptional tai
ents, will assist in the following
very interesting program:
High School Orchestra: Selected.
Mr.. DeSwarte. leader.
Our Banner" Mrs. Comstock
Vocal Solo. Mr. William Piccolo.
The Neighbors." arranged from "A
Kentucky Cardinal" James Lane
Allen. Mrs. Comstock.
Group of Poems: Alfred Noyes,
John Mazefield, Shakespeare, Fol-
ey, Cooke. Cuitermsn.
Harp Solo. Miss Martha Lund.
"A Minuet." Louis n. Parker. A
one-act play in couplets.
Vocal Solo. Mrs. l. l. Bornberg er.
Mrs. Lillian Mikesch, accompan
ist.
The Journey" Kate Douglas Wig
gin. An excerpt from "Rebecca
of Sunnybrook Farm"
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Miss Josephine Krinbill very
charmingly entertained at luncheon
and bridge on Saturday afternoon
in her home on Warren street, hon
oring Miss Kathryn Sharrer- The
table in the dining room. where
covers were laid for eight guests,
was covered with exquisite linens
and silver. and there was a lovely
bouquet of orchid and pink sweet
peas. with tiny bride place cards.
In the living room. where three
small tables were attractively set.
there were bud vases OF the sweet
peas and large bouquets of pink
roses. The luncheon served was
most delec;able and daintily ap-
pointed. There was brought to
Miss Sharrer a most colorful bas-
ket. prettily covered with pink and
orchid paper and sarianded with
pink and orchid sweet peas. There
in was contained a variety of beau
tiful handk =rchiefs. Bridge was
played at four tables. the hcnors
made by Miss Gertrude Sheerer and
Miss Gladys Bell.
A regular meeting of William
CailSins Relief Corps 24s will be
held on Tuesday afternoon in the
Odd Fellows Hall.
Mr.. L A. Xix of Livingston, Mon
tana who has been visiting his
parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Franklin
Xix of Hyde Park. for the past
week, has left for New Orleans.
where he has accepted a position
as travelling auditor. Mr.. Xix was
graduated from the Hammond Bust
ness College in 1912.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Donnell
charningly entertained at a birth
day surprise party on Saturday
evening in their home on Beali ave-
nue.. in honor OF Mrs. o'Oonnells
father. Mr.. Angus. Tieman. At
half past six o'clock. an elaborate
course dinner was served to forty
guests in the dining room. where
the long table was very attractive
with decorations Of lavender and
white. Games were played in the
evening. and Mr.. Tierpan was given
great many handsome gifts. to-
gether with many good wishes for
happy returns Of the day.
Each W. c. T.. u. lady Is requested
TO wear her white bow when she
casts her vote tomorrow. 81
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street was the house guest of Mr..
and Mrs Floyd P. Holiday of
Frankfort. Indiana. over the week
end. Mrs. Searles and Mrs. Holli-
day are sisters.
The Literature Department of the
Hammond woman's Club will meet
on Tuesday afternoon. May second.
at the home OF Mrs. J. Everett
Leech. 231 Highland street. The
afternoon s study. in charge of Mrs
E. 8. Cooper, will be on James Matt
hew Barrie. author and playwright
The program will include a paper
by Mrs Verne Summers on Barrie.
the writer p paper by Mrs. B. y.
Shearon on Personal Glimpses OF
Barrie" and a paper on Barrie at
Home" by Mrs Bert Fischer. There
will be a group OF songs by Mrs
Thomas d. Crawford. after which q
review of Peter Pan" will be Civ
en- by Mrs. A. F. Rohrer and What
Every Woman Knows" by Mrs. E
s. Cooper. There Will also be cleo
tion of officers for the coming year
at this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Campbell
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whi-s
motored to Chicago on SATURDAY