The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-24

| N-AhicAl u kle supervisors WORK on
Thursday evening. May twenty
NTH. at half past seven o'clock, IN
the school hall The following pro-
gram viii be given: An address by
superintendent E. S. Monroe, a
dance by the children of the sec
ond grade, an address by Miss lone
Reynolds. a dance by the children
or the third grade, an address by
Miss Irene Trenberth, Illustrated
songs given by the second. third.
| fifth. sixth and seventh grades
gymnastics by the fourth grade An
the patrons and friends of ne
school are urged to be in attend
ance.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Will meet on Thursday afternoon at
two o'clock with Mrs. Cadet, .3e-
Oak street.
Mrs T. Il. Tenant entertained
at one OF the prettiest parties OF
the early summer functions yester-
day when she gave a luncheon in
her home on Warren street Twelve
small tables, caovered with dainty
linens. had unusually lovely center
pieces Of tiny sweetheart roses,
bridal wreath and valley lilies In
crystal baskets. There were ex-
quisite appointments and very
delicious course luncheon was serv-
cd Bridge was played and the
honors made by Mrs. Ray Chap
man, Mrs. r. c. Crumpacker, Mrs.
George Hannauer. Mrs. Frank Rob
ertson Betz and Mrs. A. w. Lamp
rell- Out-of-town guests at the
delightful affair were Mrs. Arnold
Totman, Mrs. Walter Sleep and
Mrs. Parnell Egan. all of Chicago
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The Kappa Delta Gammas held a
meeting last evening at the home
Of Miss LaVerne Prendergast of
Warren street. Arrang ements were
completed for the Annual dance to
be given tomorrow evening at the
Lyndora Hotel. when McKelvey's
orchestra will furnish the dance
program.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond Of
Glendale Park motored to Della
field, Wisconsin. over the weekend
and visited their son. Thomas, who |
is a cadet at St. Johns Military
Academy. They were accompanied |
by Mrs. Peter Langerdorff and Miss |
Anna Louise Langendorff. who |
visited Herbert Langendorff. also a |
cadet at the academy.
The fifth division of the Ladies !
Aid Society of tho First NJ. E.
Church will meet with Mrs. C. B. |
Hickman, oorper OF Becker and |
Rohde streets. on Thursday after
noon at two o'clock. promptly. The
haywood Park Aid Society will be
organized at this meeting and every |
of the nth division is urged
to be present If possible.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Wilhelm or
Detroit street have been called to
Fort Wayne. Indiana by the sud
den death or Mr.. wilhelm's sister.
The final meeting the Music de-
partment of the Hammond Womans
Club for the current year was held
evening at the home of
Mrs. ]. F, Wilhelm of Detroit street
-leverly comicai stunts were given
by various members of the commit
tee. each lady participating in the
program. Music was enjoyed and
during the social hour dainty re-
Nv ar
.ient committee, of which Mrs
was chairman A most de-
ightful evening was enjoyed. the
meetings to begin again in the fall
With Mrs. T. D. Crawford the re-
elected chairman.
Murray Zlotnik has been removed
o his home on Highland street
rom the Mt. Sinai Hospital of Chi
ago. where he underwent an oper-
ltion for appendicitis a week ago
Dr.. Victor L. Schrager was the at
ending physician and surgeon. Mr.,
.lotnik is slowly convalescing.
The choir and orchestra of the J
first Presbyterian Church were
pleasantly entertained last evening |
I a chicken and fish dinner at ,
.undgren's restaurant, in the pri-
ate dining room. There were {
bout forty guests, all of whom en- ]
Dyed a mighty good dinner and
oily time. Plans for the musical =,
rograms between now and fall ]
ere discussed and Mr.. John Nc
,eill, director of the choir, gave an !
utline of the work to be done Mr.
w. Watson. chairman Of the
lusic committee. and the president,
FRS. L. l. Bomberger, each gave
and inspiring talks. Rev
C. Parrett.. the, pastor OF the
hurch, expressed his and the con-
appreciation for the
plendid. results brought forth by
ne choir and the orchestra in the
asst year. A picnic to be given In
ne Forest Preserve was planned
,r June the seventh in honor of
.iss lone Reynolds. a loyal member
{ the choir, who will leave at the Z
lose OF school for Los ANGELES.
here she expects to make her flu
ire home. The baccalaureate serv
es for the senior class of the high
.hool will be held at the First i
resbyterian Church on Monday a
yening. June the eleventh.
Mrs. Frank Hammond and Miss \
irgene Hammond were the lunch v
IN guests today of Mrs. Ellick- k
.hroeder and Miss Frances Ellick. f
their apartment on the North c
lore. Chicago. A
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