The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-09

DR.. Mary z. Jackson has returned
home from Detroit, Mich, where she
went with Dr. Sarah Noble of Clear
water, Kan. to meet Lady Aberdeen
and her attending physician. Sir VIII
liam Thompson of ireland. Dr. Noble.
who was formerly a practicing physi-
clan in Hammond and East Chicago. is
the only sister of Sir William Noble.
and during their visit in Detroit DR..
Jackson and DR.. Noble were royalty en-
tertained with them. The royal party
were met at Montreal, Canada. and as
courtesy from the railroad were
taken in a special train to Detroit DR..
Jackson and DR.. Noble met them at
Detroit and they were escorted from
the railway station to the finest hotel
in the city where they remained dur
ing their visit in Detroit In the pro-
cession Lady Aberdeen and her physi-
clan, Sir William Thompson and Dr.
Jackson and DR.. Noble with the mayor
of the city and his wife the governor
Of the state and his wife were escorted
by the Scotch Military society with
the national bag pipe. twenty mounted
police and forty other officers of the
city Lady Aberdeen, assisted by Mrs
Fox, president of the organization of
women in Michigan, DR.. NJ. f. Jackson
and DR.. Sarah Noble received in the
parlors Of the hotel. Lady Aberdeen
was gowned in black satin beautiful
ly embroidered with pearls and dia-
monds for the reception. They were
then driven to the docks where Cap
tain Wasson's private boat was hand
somely decorated in the royal colors
for the ride down the Detroit river to
the country club. Here the ladies of
Detroit received and served at an eie-
giant banquet On their return to the
hotel the Physicians club of Detroit
prepared a banquet in honor of Sir
William Thompson. All the physi-
clans of the city and DR.. Vaughn. dean
Of the State University at Ann Arbor.
and DR.. Jackson of this city and DR.
Noble were present. At the banquet
DR.. Stevens, secretary of the state
board of health, presided as toast
master. At the close of the banquet,
Lady Aberdeen as a courtesy to the
society entered the hall and found a
place al a table at which the lady
physicians were seated. On the follow
ing day Lady Aberdeen, as president
of the International Federation Of
Women. delivered a very brilliant ad-
dress at the Fine Arts building which
was attended by more than 200 people
She chose as her subject "Tuberculos-
is, subject in which she is greatly
interested and one to which she and
Dr. Thompson devote a great deal of
time in Ireland. At the convention
5000 was raised to be used in stamp
ing out the white plague There were
twenty-eight countries represented at
this federation and every representa-
tive spoke in the American language.
The next federation meeting will oc-
cur in Italy DR.. Jackson and DR.
Noble have been made members of the
federation. Lady Aberdeen expressed
to the Hammond ladies the manner of
treating the disease and the mode of
stamping it out in ireland which was
very interesting. She recited in length
the success of tag day" and the resur-
rection of the factories where the
poor can secure employment The Wis
it is one that the Hammond ladies will
always remember with great pleasure
as one of the most delightful ones ever
experienced.
Cuisine the finest at the Prima