Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 280, Hammond, Lake County, 27 May 1910 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Friday, May 27, 1910.

Crown Point Mews

Happenings of a Day In Lake County's Lively Capital

WHITING AND ENVIRONS

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Hev writ er lovely pome, but am goin' t' save it. May need ft t' get out o" th' penitentshury with sum day.. Kids er durned smart nowadays. Give Louie, a cussln fer wearln' out his shoes so quick, when th' little spalpeen answered. "Don't get sore, dad; next time Til get a pair with a longer last than these."

A Decided Success. "The Princess." presented by the senior class pupils of the Crown Point high school last evening at Central

through Whiting yesterday morning about 9 o'clock, and needless to say at-

poem. The rendition of the drama was tracted quite a little amount of attenparticularly pleasing and the songs tion. and drills were beautiful, particularly j Mr. and Mrs. Shaw are from Rochesso was the aesthetic drill by the prln- ter, N. T., and as a wedding trip are cess's retinue. It would be hard to going around the world, but the novelselect any particular character from ty of the affair is that the groom is the cast of last evening for special riding his bride around the world In a favorable mention, as each one per- small toy Studebaker express wagon, formed and acted his or her part with I Mrs. Shaw is cramped up In the little particular credit. Financially, th en- ! wagon, and looked very uncomfortable, tertainment ,was a grand success, the They expect to make the trip In three

hall being packed by friends of the years and a half. ' students. As souvenirs they are selling their ' Following is the cast of characters pictures on post cards for the sum of and synopsis of the play, as presented , cents. I last evening: j . From here they are heading for San ; Princess Ida, founder of a woman's ! Francisco, Cal. 1 I university, Eva Burge; Lady Psyche, Mary the 4-year-old daughter of Mr. J Lady Blanche, instructors In the uni- arid Mrs Alfred Goldhagen of 428 One

versny. isiraa uemmon, Aimee v esi- , Hundred and Nineteenth street. Is ill bay; Melissa. daughter of Lady . with the scarlet fever. Blanche, Lola Farley; Violet, a pupil,

daughter of Ipse, Marguerite Houk;

i Miss Tvv T.lovd. who has been ' the

The Prince, Oakley Morton; Florlan. his gueet of Miss Irene Putnam for sever. friend and brother of Psyche. Fred j . i.J, . .

Music hall, was a decided success, and Grimmer; Cyril, friend to the prince and ua8' ,t" r",y mprn.ng xr

me students scored a triumph in the

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Florlan. Walter ITIxon; Gama, king and : " father to Ida, William Glover; Ipse, no- the most successful years In their hlsbleman In Gama's court, Roger Benja- tory. The graduating exercises will be min; Attendants, Frank McWayne, held at Central Music Hall on June 1, Charles Ross. Luther Rudolph and a class of thirteen students being turnFielder Westbay. Pupils, etc. ed out this year. Synopsis of the play Scene I., a A crowd of the local Knights of grove, the prince's secret disclosed. Pythias journeyed to Hebron via train. Scene II The court of Gama. King automobiles and rigs last evening to Gama gives the prince no encourage- assist the Hebron lodge in degree work ment. Plot to gain access to the prlnc- 1 and partake of a banquet prepared by ess. Aesthetic drill by pupils In the the Porterites. An excellent time Is university. , reported by those making the Journey. Scene III Room In the university. Mr, Hora(, r,riffln sister of Mr,.

.prince ana nis rrienas aisgusea meet the princess. Scene IV Schoolroom. Lady Psyche recognizes her brother Florlan. Scene V A corridor In the university. Lady Blanche discovers the deception. Scene VI On the geological expedition. Discovery, dissension, threatened war. Scene VII The tide of battle goes against the prince. Scene VIII Room in the university. "The prince! He lives! He lives!" "Ah, fool, I made myself a queen of farce!" s

Got a Fine View. Crown Point people got a fine view of Hal ley's comet in the western sky last evening, the best since Its present trip across the sun. The spectacle was a brilliant one, with the tall clear and bright, and those who have been on the lookout for a good view of the sky tramp were rewarded for their long vigil last evening.

Rev. W. F. Hovis of South Bend left last evening for Chattanooga. Tenn., after visiting yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. William Parry. The Crown Point schools close today for the summer vacation after one of

Amelia Fisher and Mrs. Granger, both of Fort Dodge, Iowa, are visiting Mrs. Fisher for several days before leaving for Europe, where they will witness the Passion play at Oberammergau. Paul Raash Is building a large storehouse on his property in the rear of his feed store. The contract for the North and East street curbing will be let on Monday evening. It is said that local men will ascertain the sentiment of Crown Point people regarding the building of a public mausoleum at this place. The work can be done by home contractors Just as well as outsiders, with the advantage o keeping the money at home where it will benefit our own citizens. It Is said fishing Is excellent at Cedar Lake at night, providing one fishes with a lantern to attract the fish to the surface of the water.

The funeral of Fred Horst occurred yesterday afternoon from the Krost home on Main street, and was attended by a host of sympathetic friends of the family. The Interment was at the Catholic cemetery. Big dance will be given at Spring Hill Grove, St. John, on Decoration day, Monday evening. May 30, 1910. 26-3t

Denver, Colo., where she has taken a position as first cornetlst in a band. Miss Susie Bureck, the 16-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Dureck of Center street, has-returned home from St. Margaret's hospital. The young lady was confined in the hospital for about a month and was brought home when it was learned there could be

nothing done for her incurable illness. Whiting athletes will go to Crown Pointy' tomorrow fully confident that they are coming home with at least a few victories. The Whiting team is stronger this year than -- has been for several years, they having defeated Gary and Lowell high . schools in the meets by a large .margin. One of the best athletes, however, is Oscar ATilgren, who will not be able to participate, he being in Evanston with Lester

Aronberg, representing Whiting high school at the fourth Northwestern unlversltv declamation contest. Whitlnsr

high school will turn out in full force, I and all are planning upon having the ! time of their lives. Several of the ' teachers. Including principal W. W. ; Holllday and Coach Lycurgus Marshall will be in attendance. ' j Chief of Police P. J. Lawler was in i Crown Point yesterday. The first communion services at the Sacred Heart church will not be held until the third Sunday in June, flaving been postpnoed owing to the dedication exercises on June 6th. " j John Koclar of Schrage avenue has been very ill, suffering with gall stones. ' Martin Drazek, the Indiana boule- '

vara grocery keeper, has let the contract for a building next to his store to Henry Goebel. The building, when completed, will be occupied by Drazek' as a saloort. Thomas W. Flower, manager of the local telephone exchange, has returned from Orland, 111., where he went on a short business trip. Jos. Bernstein entertained his nephew, Meyer Gordon, of Tolleston, yesterday. Rev. F. M. Webster of the Plymouth Congregational church will preach Sunday from the theme, "Baptism" and "The Door Into the Church," and the choir will render the anthems, "God so Loved the World" and "There Were Shepherds." In the evening the service will be a memorial service for the G. A. R. and their friends. Seats will be reserved for the members of the order, and the choir has provided special mu1 sic several patriotic songs will be sung. D. D. Lash will sing "Cover Them Over."

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HEGEWISCH. The card party given by the Rebecca lodge at Crane's hall last Wednesday evening was well attended by the town people, also a number of outsiders were present. Small tables were arranged in the hall at which the crowd was entertained at progressive pedro. Prizes were awarded as follows: Miss McGarry of Burnham, Mrs. M. E. Bundy, and Miss Stevenson of Burnham; F. Buck-

master, I. Silverman and A. A. Kuss. After the prizes were awarded ice cream and cake was served and the remalnlning part of the evening was enjoyed socially. The Hegewisch star gazers are still looking for that comet. They are not satisfied with one good look at it. Mrs. Crawlwitz and daughters, Mrs. Glasko, and Miss Mae Crawliwltz of Hammond attended the Rebecca card party here Wednesday evening. Mrs. II. B. Reed and sisters, Misses Mae and . Violet Del Marter spent yesterday afternoon in Roseland. Mrs. Iden Hottle of Carondulett avenue was the winner of the handsome dinner set given at Kdward Jacobson's store last Wednesday afternoon. Miss Ethel Kl'jrsey was in Gary on business yesterday morning. Mr. Swabb of Superior avenue is having his house, which has stood at the rear of the lot for the past few years, moved to the front of the lot. Clold Neel of West Pullman spent

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Wednesday evening with his brother, W. C. Neel, and attended the Rebecca card party. Dr. J. L. Devney of Chicago, who has located here this week, has opened his place of business in the rooms formerly occupied by Dr. A. MacConnell at his home on Ontario avenue and will practice dentistry. J. Hohwy is having a new front put into his store building on Ontario avenue.

ST. JOHN. Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Austgen of

Hanover Center were St. John visitors today. Mrs. W. Koehle spent Thursday wltH relatives in Hammond. Charles Gerlach made a business trig to Lowell Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Spieler of Hanover township were visitors here today. August Piepho of Bemls was a local business visitor Wednesday. George Stark made a business trip to Crown Point yesterday.

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