The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-30
WHITING NEWS
Chinese LADY to Speak.

Chinese Lady to Speak.
Dr.. Ida Kahn, a Chinese woman. will |
speak at the morning service at the NJ |
E. church next Sunday. DR.. Kahn was |
educated in this country, having grad !
uated from the medical department Of
the University of Michigan some ten
years ago.
Since this time she has been in the
employ of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society, at the head of hos
pital in Nan Chang, China Not feeling
htted for the best service, she has been
taking a graduate course in the
Northwestern university, Evanston, Ill.
After her studies at this institution
have been completed she will go to
London for few months study in
special diseases before returning to her
life's work among her countrywomen.
DR.. Kahn was born in a heather home
unwelcome as are many girl babies in
that land but was rescued by one of
the missionaries and adopted as her
own child
Whiting people had the honor of en-
tertaining her foster mother. Miss
Howe, few months ago, and should
gladly welcome the opportunity of
hearing this notable woman
! The pastor Of the Plymouth Congre-
gational church, Rev. F. NJ Webster,
will preach next Sunday morning from
the theme, Christ Our Passover Is
Sacrificed for Us After the sermon
new members may receive the hand Of
fellowship. Will then celebrate the
Lords supper. The theme for the even
ing will be The Mark of Jesus
Christ" at which services the stereop-
tican views will be used.
Rev F. NJ. Webster is entertaining
his mother
Mrs Scott and daughter of Fisch-
rupp avenue will leave tomorrow for
Point Richmond Cal, to make their
future home
Edward, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Shade, underwent an OPP
GRAFTON at his home on Clark street,
from the effects of which he is rapid
ly recovering. The little fellow. who
is about years old, suffered a stroke
of paralysis shortly after his birth,
and it is thought by the attending
! a
list, that this operation will be the
means of curing him
Oliver Forsythe of Chicago transact
ed business here yesterday.
Mrs. Dickinson and son. who have
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Wycoff
and sister, Miss nellie Wycoff. returned
yesterday to their home in Detroit
Mich.
A feature of the funeral of Frederick
Fischrupp on Wednesday, which wa.
l unconsciously omitted in the accoun
appearing in The TIMES yesterday, wa
that 6. A r. veterans acted as pail
bearers, the deceased being anothe
one removed from their ranks. TIL
old soldiers, who acted in this capacity
Were Judge George w. Jones, Aaroi
Skelinger. John Hannephin, Jaco
Honauer, L. H. Dobbins and Mr.. Stew
' ems.
The La Vendors will play their frs
e game of baseball of the season mex
e Sunday afternoon a the ball park, op
d posite the Wolf Lake Club house a
d Forsythe On that day their opponent
will be the Douglas Athletic club O
! Chicago, which game was arrange
:. through the A. NJ. association. On tn
following Sunday the team is in hope
. of having their new park in shape. $
they will be able to play there. TIL
new park will be on West One Hun
dred and Nineteenth street opposit
the Derby hotel. The expense of leas
ing the ground and other expenses al
being undertaken by several Within
business men, who are anxious TO hay
the La Vendors stay at home as niue
as possible this season. The new base
h ball suits having arrived. so the boy
Will make their debut next Sunda
The suits are tan and red and are yer
striking in appearance. The dance. b,
ing planned by the team to take plat
on May 6, at Mettiers hall, will fro
\ present indications be a great success
y the tickets are having a ready sal
The members are anxious to have
- many baseball teams represented
!, possible at this dance. which they wi
- make an annual affair.
st The Masonic band will furnish IL
re music at the Water skating rink tn
evening. A large crowd is anticipate
cs as these events are looked forward
e with great interest by the lovers
On this popular sport.
he In honor Of his 9Th birthday Jol
IN Murphy entertained his little friend
ST the kindergarten room Wednesday af
he ernoon. Games. singing and dancil
Sc were enjoyed until 2:3O O'Clock, VIII
nd the tables We're prettily decorated wi
rs carnations and delicious little lunche,
nd was served, consisting of ice crea
us cake and Nabiscos, daintily tied wi
e pale blue ribbons. All present enjoy
IT wonderfully well and wished Jol
-fe many happy returns Of the day.
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