The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
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orice, 40 Chicago Ave. Phone 253.
43l6 oicott Ave. Phone ala.
EAST CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOL TO
PRESENT PLAY

PRESENT PLAY.
a farce comedy entitled The Hoodoo'
Will be presented by the East Chicago
high school as the annual play Ii is
comedy with unique plot. Practically
tho entire east fall as victims to the
| Hoodoo" which is brought upon them
by the professor OF Egyptology After
much trouble and many humorous scenes
| the Hoodoo" is solved. Undoubtedly
! u is one Of the best plays ever given by
! The high school. and deserves the atron-
age OF the public. The purpose Of the
play is TO defray the extra xpense of
| the War Book Menorial-"Our Answer"
published in honor Of the East Chicago
/ boys who took part in the war This
I memorial East Chicago will be proud
! OF IN ths years 10 come. The play VIII
| be given al the Riley school auditorium
/ on the evenings of May p and %. and
/ AT the Mckinley school auditorium on
May % and 20. Admission 35c and 60c
All seats are reserved Seats may ne
reserved by calling the Washington
high school 6s1M
Miss Teresa Artibey. daughter or
Mrs Nora Artibey, or North Magoun
ave is 10 become an early June bride
! the date sci for the third OF the month
4 The aftinenced is Mr.. Earl stills son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sills. or North Ma
goun ave, with the American Railway
! Express Co. al Indiana Harbor. and who
was former manager Of the Western
! Union Teie graph CO. OF East Chicago.
where Miss Artibey WAS his assistant
/ for a long time and where the romance
which IL eliminating into wedIock had
I its origin in the cooperation OF their
( work there. Miss Teresa is the young
est flour daughters Of the family. the
/ others being Miss Lillian with the In
terstate Co. Miss Margaret with the
! Green Engineering Co. and Mrs. Thomas
! McAiahon of 1f4th 81. The marriage
ceremony is TO take place at st. Msry 3
church. Miss Artibey Is 70 be feted a.
many pre-nuptisl affairs by her many
! friends Of which there are many of
loyal legion.
The Indictment wea ther or the past
several days, and i, may be truthfully|
said. the many past weeks is not deter
ring the children Of the Garfield school
m their aims OF sCrpassing the gardens
they have so successfully attended %
( during the var days and they are unanf-
mousiy OF the opinion that the Peace
Gardens Of this year will outrirsl those
Of the war variety or last year. for eN-
perience has taught them lot and they
VIII be prepared this Year to cope wi n
many disadvantages which came into
their young lives as gardeners last year.
Encoura Eing them in their highest en-
beavers. the Chamber or Conmerce or
fers cash awards 10 those whose gardens
become most prolific and with this in
centive many OF the children worked
assidiously toward the recognition which
was granted them yesterday when
Frank L. Evans. representing the Cham
Der. made an official visit 70 the school
and upon conference with the principle
Miss Carrie Goscn found that William
Sabo Of Asa Alexander ave. George
I Crytan of AS Vernon ave. and Mary
Trinka of 1915 McCook ave. were Ii
-ectly in line for this consideration and
the cash amounts repres ented SIX dol
lars as first. four dollars as econd. and
two and half dollar as third prize.
There is but little doubt that the child
rem will work toward a similar goal this
year.
All members or the Twin City Bust
ness Girls League are urged TO 30 TO
Hammond tomorrow evening and hear
Evangelist Daisy Barr make her address
al the Pine st Presby church.
There Is 10 be choir service before the
lecture and this Will enable many OF
the girls. who for various reasons can
not so early. to be present when Daisy
Barr makes her appearance which will
be some time after s o'clock The 80
car will convey large number going
earlier
Mrs. r. V. Walton. Of Hemlock St. is
sues an invitation TO the Womans Guild
OF ST. Adams Episcopal church 10 be
present in a social session arranged for
their pleasure, Tuesday evening. MAJ 81.
This affair vii ltske the place Of the
meeting usually held in the afternoon
. OF Wednesdays.
Ladies Of St Adams Episcopal Guild
, will meet with Mrs. H r. DeHoll a ( her
. home. 3427 Grapevine st. tomorrow
afternoon in a social session held COM
r plimentary to Mrs. Taylor. here from
, Michigan and the house guest of Mrs.
, Frank Ortiz of Fir st. 1t is very much
, desired that ali members ana Iheir
friends be present at tomorrow's affair
The music department Of the East Chi
! cago Woman's Club is preparing a rare
treat for their concluding meeting 80
T take place al the home of Miss Annetta
Specter. date OF June end Miss Marion
Powell Of Chicago. lyric soprano. and
Mrs. Ene9nOF SlnnS-Hlll. oranalic So
prano. are two of the talented numbers
appea ring other talent is TO be secured
and announced later. among them viii
be reader This date should be re-
served by all those enjoying music in
its best expression. The entire program
viii be ready for publication well in adj
vance to the date OF meeting.
The sunday school class of the Con-
grega tional church. under the supervi-
sion Of Mrs Jesse Thompson. and COM
prsed Of girls Of the junior age. met
last evening and prepared TO organize q
campfire unit with Mrs. A. Watts APP
pointed as guardian. There is en-
rollment or twelve girls 10 date and
more will be added TO this number.
Mrs Arthur Grove. of Drummond st.
has been summoned to Chicago on the
sad mission OF attending the funeral of
her sisters husband. Mr. John Finerty.
who met his death by falling into an
elevator shaft at the Armour Packing
Plant of Chicago. while about his duties