The Lake County times., 1918-09-07
CHARLIE HERE.

seription promptly and well dane.
CHARLIE HERE.
Charlie Chaplin's new picture. Triple
Trouble. " viii be at the Family Theatr.,
on Saturday and Sunday and Chaplin
lovers will be delighted with his new
Fssanay comedy. Triple Trouble" as
tho action is fast and furious. there be-
ing no end Of miNups. with the famous
comedians comic antics overlapping
all Edna Purvlance. Leo white and
other notabIes Of his cast add to tho fun.
The comedy is greatly enhanced bv
the speed with which one event follows
another. In fact. the action at times
is violent with the characters appearing
in seemingly neck-hreaking situations.
Chaplin also introduces many new
stunts In this film which bring roars OF
laughter
Though in this picture Chaplin &C
euDies tho humble post NJ ianitor in the
homes or the eccentric inventor. he is
enabled at the end to prevent German
spies stealing n wonderful now wire
less explosive"
The East Chicago Red Cross chapter
has just finished 100 morning blouses
and this completes the summer quota
o. sewing. with the exception Of 15o
pair Of trench foot slippers. Mrs
r. L. Reid is chairman or the making
Of these slippers, and has made sam
pie which was sent by the chairman
Of the center to headquarters i'm In
dianapolis. where it was highly com
rlimented. Tho work on the quotas Of
socks and surgical dressings is far be-
hind. owing 10 the inability To secure
supplies of yarn and Of gauze have
arrived. and workers are urged to
make special effort to come out and
assist in this work So long unavoidablv
delayed. All persons having garments
whether finished or unfinished. are ask
ed to bring them To the center Mrs
Norton w. Baker field supervisor Jof
this district. is holding a meeting today
i'm the surgical room in the Gary pub
lie library The work is given for the
supervisors Of surgical work in her
district Mrs Frank C. y. smith Of
the East Chicago chapter VIII attend
Mrs David r. Jonhs and Mrs. L.
Johns are visiting in the city today.
The friends OF Ruth and Dorothy
Lesser formerly OF East Chicago. will
be glad to know that they have re-
turned to Whiting to make their home
with their grandmother. Mrs Kadow
They are pupils of the Mckinley school
whele~ here.
Miss Corinne CULVER or Fir street.
entertained at a dinner and Fajama
party Thursday evening. Singing and
dancing We're the main features of the
evening. An exhibit given hv trio
Of unrlvaled contortionists were er-
Joyed immensely. Miss CULVER was
presented with some beautiful ivory.
the occasion being her birthday The
guests included Misses Estelle Schseck
Frances Anglim. Gertrude O'Conneu. el
Chicago. Genevieve Hannon Of CARY
Beryl Reed. Lillian Camnhen. Tessie
Mausen of East Chicago.
Mr. Percy Cadman Of Beacon street
is expected home from the Great Lakes
station TO spend his first furlough at
the home Of his sister, Miss Florence
Cadman and Mrs. Llywolaf Johns.
Mrs. f C Brown of south Bend who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs Van
Gieson Of Forsythe avenue returned
to her home sunday.
Mrs. J. W Jacobs. OF 42o6 Barring
avenue. entertained ten of her friends
at luncheon Friday evening n honor
oe the bride. Mrs Ed Donner Of oil
city. Pa
Rev and Mrs Thomas Hines re-
turned from their vacation last eve
ming. which was spent at Peoria. III
with their daughter. There viii be dI-
VINE services next sunday at the church
of the Good Shepherd as follows: a
celebration OF the Holy Eucharist at
7.30 a m. A second celebration of
Holy Eucharist with sermon at 10:45
IN. sunday school at $50 a m
The Lady Elks will hold the first
meeting of the new year at the home of
Mrs j. S. Dewey. 145th St. Tuesday
evening. September 10. All members re-
quested to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. Green Of 145th
street are attending matinee in the
city today.
Mrs Robena Hale. who has been lis-
fling In Cleveland O.. since May has
returned TO East Chicago and viii spend
the winter with her daughter Mrs. +.
W Green Of 145th street