The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-28

| que style u. Y. p. u. holds q costume
affair Friday evening in the social room
( Of the church Mise Edith Wheale OF
! Fir St, has invited friends in for Fri
day evening. The NJ. T. Sunday school
classes OF the Harbor church are en-
tertaining Thursday evening in m
event which typifies the date and many
others are intended as surprises and
VIII be recorded later
The play of tht hour is being staged
at the Family theater tonight and to-
morrow night. THE Birth OF n Race. ="
which has attracted the attention OF q
critical public in all or tho larger cit
les for many weeks run at the lead
Ing theaters. is now 10 be seen at the
Indiana Harbor show house with the
outlook favoring a packed house for
both nights. The doors will open prom
pity tonight little ahead Of the time
so IS TO permit parents desiring 10
bring their children entrance for the
earlier hours Of the evening and ieav-
ing more ample time for the adults to
a later show. Admittence Will be Civ
en- TO seating capa city SO there IS a
gentle urge on the part OF Manager
Berkson 70 be on time. The Birth Of
a Race has attracted great attention
here and II IS believed that accommo-
dations at the theater VIII be seant
when the doors are opened tonight
Those who cannot gain entrance this
evening may be on hand at early
hour tomorrow evening. The picture
Is ont OF true democracy and IS the
portrayal of life which standard yes
America today Don't miss IT.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish 10 express on rsincere
thanks TO our nelghbors and friends
for their Kind and sympathy during
our late bereavement Especially we
wish to thank Rev Geo B. Jones. pas
tor Of First NJ. f. church and we great
~ appreciate the many beautiful floral
offerings.
MRS. GEO. BURNETT
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Takes or Fir ST.
have stored their furniture for the win
ter season and Mrs. Takes viii spend
the greater part OF her time visiting
with relatives in the city while Mr.
Takes who Is assistant chief mechan-
ician the Inland steel Co. VIII re-
main here and board for the season.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church Will meet tomorrow to sew all
day and at three o'clock in the after
noon Will hold their monthly Thimble
party with Section A members acting
IN capacity Of hostesses II is desired
that both the morning and afternoon
attendance be large
Saturday Nov 1st. is the general
meeting Of the East Chicago Woman.s
Club with the place Of meeting an
nounced at the homo OF Mrs A. A.
Ross in 145th st. 1t IS desired that all
members be present TO hear reports of
returning delegates TO the convention
down at Kokomo Of this week Names
viii be submitted for membership 10
the club
The j. O rs are not anticipating any
staid formelities for the evening Of
Halloween They are in for race or
mischief instead and according to ono
of their leaders they intend TO revive
the by-gone frIvoiities of the past ages
and customs OF that date and will start
out al dusk the evening Of the 31st
and indulge in to their hearts content
true Halloween festivities and Of course
all who know the members feel con-
fidant that there VIII be no rough
stuff So II there is succession Or
door-bell ringings and windowpane tar
pings take II for granted that Il is no;
mat terrible boy that lives next door
or the one in the next block that IL
practicing the prank but loyal mem
Der of the J. .. VS. OF course. smoke
up one Of the leaders, we don't care
TO 60 down in history as being the in
stigator of all FRANKS on that night. We
only intend to confine our hilarfty with
our very good friends Well thew are
IN large numbers. girls and we don't
believe that YOU can quite cover the
ground even though il be Indiana Har-
Dor.
Mrs Nettie Mills. OF Robinson. iii.
accompanied by her nephew. Roy Thorn. |
pson Of Muncie Ind. arrived early sun |
day morning for visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. Geo NJ Fisher OF 145th St |
whom she had not seen for several
wears. Later her son. 3 Mills. came out
from Chicago, where ne Is taking a /
course in embalming 20 spend tho day. |
Nj. Thompson returned to his home n \
Muncie Sunday night
Miss 10 Frances Parks. of rnrie
wood came out Sunday TO visit With
friends and school mates Of days when I
she resided here
Miss Helen F,her who i. visitins
with the family OF Rev. Martin Hess
Mt Kent city. Mich writes that she is /
feeling fine ard enjoying the pure air
and fresh fruits and vegetables and
with the family OF Rev. Martin Hess at
thinks she Will improve her health /
rapidly She writes that air IL so pure
and clear that she can plainly see for
est trees that arc seven miles away.
The local officers or Modern Wood /
men last week paid the One Thousand
Dollar insurance on the late Joe Ber
tochini. who had been a member about
eight years
DR. C. c Robinson is back from
Washington. p. G. and New York where
the Royal College OF Surgeons met IN
a clinical congress
Mrs F. r Ditzler and Mrs Isaac
Feltner both of East Chicago. will en-
terrain at a party jointly. the evening
OF November LIST at the Ditzler home
in South Barring Ave
Kimpton Robinson or Comm onweaIth
Ave. long a sufferer from bronchial
asthma has had relapse OF his forme-
critical condition and Is now o,,t+s !