The Lake County times., 1922-11-11

Mrs. NJ. ]. Deremedy of sos State
Line street will open her home to
the ladies Of the History DEPART
ment Of the Hammond Woman >
Club on Monday. November the thir-
teenth. at two thirty O'Clock Mrs.
Albert G. Ehret VIII have charge Of
the study for the afternoon. which
is Early French Settlers" Mrs.
L. L. Bomberger VIII give the en-
tire musical program which will In
clude indiana Lullaby" Alice Of
old Nincennes." and a group Of
songs by James Whitcomb Riley.
Mrs Lillian Mikesch will accom-
pany Mrs Bomberger.
Friends of Mrs. Thomas Malo of
1445 Van Buren, street viii be glad
to know that she is getting along
splendIdly after having been oper-
ated upon last Tue sday at the
Michael Reese hospital In Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Lutte of
Highland street are the proud par
ents of a daughter. born to them
on Tuesday. November the seventh
The little ,irl weighs nine pounds
and she and her mother are feeling
splendidly.
The musical program for Sunday
morning. November the twelfth. at
| the First NJ. r. church, played by
the Associated Concert Orchestra,
under the direction of DR.. j. Arthur
Davis:
Nine fifteen o'clock.
1. My Daddy" by Norworth.
,. Nalse, Sweet and Low" by
Johnson
| ,. "Gippsland." march by Lake.
Nine ffty o'clock.
e. Selection. The American Patrol"
by Meacham.
s. National Melodies, march.
Ten thirty o'clock
8. "Oh Wisconsin" march by Purdy.
The Young Women's Auxiliary Of
the First NJ. E. church of Russell
street will meet on Monday evening
at eight o'clock at the home of the
Misses Rose and Mary Kessing at
446 Summer boulevard. Every mem
Der is requested to be present as
this will be Mite Box Opening and
| there are many other important
matters to be brought before the
auxiliary.
Miss Bernice Eastwood. who has
q splendid position IN Warsaw, In
| diana, where she Is doing vocational
work. Is at home this weekend with
| her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il W.
Eastwood of Indiana avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Drummer. Mas
ter Martin Brunner and Miss Bar
bara Brunner of Mansfield. Ohio,
came last evening to be the guests
OF DR.. and Mrs T. W. Oberlin OF
Hyslop place for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A Gnerlich
OF s2s Johnson street are to be con-
graduated upon the arrival OF a
fine nine pound baby girl. born to
them on Friday. November the
tenth The little girl is 70 be named
Annamay.
The concert which the Associated
Concert Orchestra, assisted by the
Quaker male quartet and Mrs. L. l..
Bomberger gave last evening at the
Methodist church was one Of the
best OF It's kind given in long time.
The church was crowded to its cap
acity with music lovers who en-
joyed the splendid program beauti-
fully given by the orchestra The
Puaker male quartet was greeted
and encored with a storm of ap-
plause for their excellent harmony
which stirred the hearts of each and
every one. Mrs. l. L Bomberger.
with her richness Of voice sang beau
tifully and delighted the audience
with her selection OF lovely songs.
music came away from the church
glad for having taken advantage Of
this program.
A continuation Of the list Of pop
ular non-fction books at the public
library:
Making the House a Home. Guest
Ways of the Circus- Conklin,
OF All Trtngs (Humor). Benchley.
Songs for Parents Farrar,
| Vigils. Kilmer.
One Act Plays BY American Auth
ors, Mayorga
One Act Plays by Irish Authors
Mayorga-
| Let 'er Buck. Frarlong.
| Westward Hoboes. Dixon.
The Red Garden.
China. Captive or Free. Reed
Russian Bolshevik Revolution. Ross.
r w. Emerson, How to Know Him
Crothers.
| Victor Hugo. Ducf&ux
| Famous Ghost Stories Scaroor-
ough.
Four Hour Day IN Ccal.
Emperor Jones' O'Neiil.
! America and +ha RalanCA Sheet Of