The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-08
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ooo4y attendance and Mrs n p
treeter. chairman, presided at the
teeting. A very interesting pro-
ram was rendered, which consisted
roll call with quotations from
can 1ngelow and "Piano Making 4.
Mrs. Jos. VI. Harnit
she stated that the popular -
unnent OF the nineteenth centrr,,
DseA lne p4anoAo.., .-
an evolution having its begin
ing more Than six centuries back
impossible to trace all the
teps through which this renparl-
oie instrument has reached t.s
resent form. The plano va. a.,
ented in I'LL by a Florentins w.
nahlc named Christofori. This IN
Ion was taken up in Germany
once and a Dresden piano maker
i4pernnan, became very celebrated
~ the form or these instr,,pren.a
me same as that Of Nroz.-t,s
'i@no The square piano wa. a..
made in 1850. 4lsI
IN 1887 Jonas Chickerinr q, pos
On made important inprov.n,enta
men stiil remain as the foundo
ION OF tho piano making NJ -
sollo. In 1855 Steinwav and So
inhibited their first over-s+rS
Gale There are 100000 n,. .e
n chicago annually. being
- u the number manufact-
= ca IN the United States.
>urrent Art Topics was very .,,
'aiiaied by Mrs. Erick I,und VIZ
eau some very fine articles on +ha
news or the day, includino
'l'icie on the Austrian art chm.
g the Art Institute of Chicaea
was the first time the work or
o MODERN Viennese artists had
zen SHOWN in a museum.
Durlng the social hour ra,-
nents were served by thu bo.@s
and the afternoon was v-.a.,..
loyed by all. en-
Mrs. }. T Clark. Secretary.
ne young peoples branch of .ba
". c. T. L. will meet win p,,+S
friedhof. 224 Highland street On
Fr al evening, Noyemb.- -.
tenth It IS important thai everv-
one be there.
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american Legion Auxiliary
VIII meet at Legion Hall on Thu.
Jay evening. November the nfntb
at eight o'clock A good ATTEND.
Ance Is looked for.
uld acquaintance wera rl....
~ renewed yesterday when tan n,
the college friends Of Mrs R.n
Wolf OF South Holman stree+ can,a
out from Chicago to be her lunch
con guests Lu n o h son Of four
courses was served at one O'clock
at table tastefully arranged and
decorated with pink roses The
time following luncheon was spent
socially reminiscing about coIIara
days In Missouri
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Kyler OF 1903
FOREST avenue, Kenwood, arc 70 be
congratulated heartily upon the
arrival Of a lovely seven pound baby
girl born at the Chicago L.ying-tn
hospital on Saturday evening. No
vember the fourth The name of
Florence May has been decided IN
on for the little girl.
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The home OF Mrs. Walter Bfe1e-
field Of South Holman street was
the scene Of a prettily appointed
luncheon on Monday when Mrs.
Bielefeld welcomed q few Of her
friends. Luncheon was serve
tastefuily at one large table, lovely
with delicate Premier roses, and an
afternoon OF pleasant informaltty
followed the luncheon hour. The
out OF town guests were Mrs Joseph
Triners Mrs William Krause and
daughter Naomi or Evanston.
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The mem ers of the Embroidery
Club enjoyed a. pleasant time at the
home Of Mrs. L L Bomberger on
Monday when they came to her
home for luncheon. One thirty was
the hour for g lovely luncheon serv-
ed buffet style. The time following
luncheon was spent sewing and en-
joy1ng q social Tins. Mrs. Bonn
bergerS only guest was Miss Emily
Young OF waukesh2- Wisconsin. The
ladies OF the Embroidery Club and
their husbands will be the guests
OF Mrs c. L. Smith and Mrs, Ralph
Pierce on Monday evening, Novem-
Der the twentieth, at Mrs. Smiths
home on South Holman street, for
a seven o'clock dinner party.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kruger
welcomed thirty OF their friends to
their homo on State Line street on
Saturday evening for the pleasure
of Mrs. Kruegers sister, Miss Lilly
HoitH, who was celebrating her
birthday. Yellow and white chrys-
anthemums were found In profusion
scattered throughout the house to
add to the festiveness OF the occa.
sion, where games and dancing Of
the most pleasureabIo nature were
enjoyed. Presents many and lovely
were Ehowered upon Miss Hsits and
at the close of this fine evening a
lovely luncheon was served.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Mettier of webb
street, who has been abroad for the
past four months, has returned to
Hammond Mrs. Mettier had gor-
geous trip and spent time In swift
erland and many other highly in
teresting places.