The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-16


the church. and which has long been
deferred owing TO shortage of funds
which could be applied to this purpose
Later on there viii be plans definitely
decided on as to how best TO observe
"Schevuoth" holidays when It is antiei-
pated BY those foremost in the lead of
entertainment affairs that the Indiana
Harbor Auditorium viii be engaged for
benefit performance and a play entitled
Ruth and Naomi" Will be presented,
with mostly all Of the children of the
Hebrew school appearing in the cost.
The early part of June is decided as the
best time TO stage the play. Holidays
in early September are receiving consid-
Grafton now FOR their observance and
this congregation has become most pro-
gressive for the brief time of their es-
adjustment in the community and under
the able leadership Of Rabbi Daskall,
who is in charge.
Invitations have been issued by tho
Mesdames Laurence Godfrey. J. styles.
L. Kolb. and the Misses Teresa Godfrey
and Lillian Arubey, to a miscellaneous
shower. complimentary to Miss Nell
keegan- soon to become a bride. The
shower is to be held in the Auditorium
of St Marys school. Friday evening,
May e5rd. Many will be hidden to this
affair and includes old-time friends of
Miss Keegan
The Loyal Women's class OF the Bihye
study Of the First 81. E. church have
underway plans for their banquet to be
held in the dining room of the church,
May goth. This Is to be the first annual
event with a membership to date OF
forty-eisht members and with each men,
Der having the privilege of inviting one
guest for the occasion. 1t can be readily
estimated that a soodly representative
number will be present al the festive
board that evening. 1t depends upon
the success OF the first annual whether
the banquets Will be held in the eonsec-
utivs years.
TONIGHT
Christian Science Society Of East
Chicago, Indiana.
Announces
FREE LECTURE on CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
BY Charles W. Chadwick. c. 6. b.
CT Omaha. Nebraska.
FRIDAY. MAY 49, 1919.
at the MASONIC Temple. East Chicago.
Mr. Chadwick is a member Of the board
OF Leetureship OF the Mother
ChurCn-
First Church OF Christ
Scientists. or Boston. Mass
s-l5-2t
oficers were elected at the business
meeting OF the Music department OF the
East Chicago Womans Club at q meet
! ing held at the home of Mrs. Percy
Roberts last evening. Mrs. A. A. Ross
is the newly elected chairman; Miss
/ secretary treasurer. Miss Beatrice Swell
/ CART. OF the mem bership COMMITTEES. It
/ is the intention OF the department to
render a very good program at their
concluding meeting OF the year which
will in all probability take place the
/ first Monday In June. at a members
home which Is to be selected at a later
date. For tho coming affair outside
| talent is TO be obtained and the very
best procurabls. The music session will
close their year in this way most beft-
/ tingIy and Will anticipate a large at
/ tendance at the meeting.
| Prof. l. L. STANDBY of the East Chica-
go schools is confined to his home suf-
ferer with the mumps.
| Or. Preston Bradley will give an a6-
dress before the Congregational Mems
OluD OF EdSI 1nlCdEO, MONDAY AT 20 90
| p. m. His subject will be Opportunities
OF Today" A musical program will also
| be given.
Dollar Day 10 to be introduced IN E.
! Chicago by the towns leading dry
/ goods merchant. David Cohen OF the
Bee Hive Heretofore Dollar Days in
| adjacent towns have been a drawing
/ card for the people Of the Twin Cities
to be induced to journey to those
/ towns and cd their trading Now that
/ Dollar Day IS 70 be established and
maintained here there is no specific
reason why the dollars so spent should
not 60 toward making East Chicago
| Indiana Harbor the business centre Of