The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-28
EAST CHICAGO.

Inc program or the services OF the
Methodist church for the Sabbath show
that the services are well arranged:
Good fellowship meeting in the class
room at a. m
Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching service at IL a. m.
Epworth League at GAS p. m.
Preaching at 7:45 p. m.
DR.. J. H Palmer will speak in the
morning, taking for his subject: The
Unknown Girding of God" DR.. A. T.
Briggs will speak in the evening.
The choir will render special music
for the services. In addition to the
chorus, a quartette will sing in the
morning. and Miss Mary A. Stone in
the evening.
A most pleasant event took place in
East Chicago, on Thursday night, when
a farewell party was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mason of Sheffield. Eng
land. who have been here since June
visiting their daughter Mrs. George
Dixon. and other relatives-Mr. and
Mrs. D. d. Dixon and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
H. Dixon, all of Magoun avenue. The
event was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. D. Dixon, and was attended
by twenty-five relatives and friends.
Games were one Of the diversions of
the evening. and prizes were awarded
to Mrs. John Mason and Mrs. n. E.
Bicknen. An excellent musical pro-
gram was given, one Of the features
OF this being a solo by Mr. William Ma
son. and duet by him and his wife,
both Of whom are over 10 years old.
Other numbers were as follows:
Recitation-Ruth Dixon.
Piano Solo-Miss Dolly Mansell.
Recitation-Miss Kate Cadman
Violin Solo-Miss Lillian Dixon.
Address,. P. FELTON,.
Recitation-Mrs. c. H. Dixon
Piano Solo-A1iss Josephine Rou-
veaux.
At 10 o'clock an elaborate luncheon
was served. The guests departed for
their homes at a late hour, and the
memory of this pleasant event will not
be forgotten for many a day by those
who were fortunate enough TO be in
attendance
The people of East Chicago are in
vited to all Of the services.
DR.. Palmer of the local Methodist
church will close his pastorate for the
present conference year on Sept 5. TIL
conference convenes at Charlottesville,
Ind, on Sept. s. The church here this
year has made wonderful progress in.
every department. The local society
is expecting his return for another
year.
Remember the Eagles picnic. It is
hummer. Be sure and attend you
East Chicago Eagles. It is a screamer
See the badger fight. it
Mrs. Evans. who has charge of the
chorus at the Methodist church, is ar
ranging for musical program one
week from Sunday evening. This will
be quite a treat
Mrs. Tom Burhop. who has been liv-
ing at the home of her mother, Mrs
Thomas ]. Phillips, is intending to go
to housekeeping in the near future
She will move into the Zeibel fat. on
Forsyth avenue. near One Hundred and
Forty-eighth street, about the middle
of the month.
Mrs O'Callahan of One Hundred and
Forty-fourth street and Magoun ave-
nue., who has been in ST. Margaret's
hospital for several weeks, suffering
from typhoid fever is improving. Mrs.
O'Callahan has had several attacks of
years.
Mrs. Fred Fife and her two daugh-
tiers spent yesterday in Chicago, visit
ing relatives
Mrs. Gregg Hascall of East st. Louis,
Ill. will spend three or four weeks
with her mother Mrs. Thomas J. Phil
lips. while her husband is engaged in
a business trip through the east.
to attend the Eagles picnic at Kindel's
grove tomorrow. Nothing like it ever
pulled off in Lake county. Are you
on? II
Mrs. George CARRIER expects soon to
join her husband, who is now on VIII |
liam Hale's ranch in Roswell. n NJ. |
for the benefit Of his health
DR.. Fl. NJ. Brown and family will
make Roswell, n. NJ, their home in |
the near future. DR. Brown has been
in East Chicago for the past few weeks |
to settle up his affairs preparatory to |
taking his family back with him to |
New Mexico.
Misses Edith Evans and Lottie Dono- |
van viii leave today for South Haven. /
Mich, to spend week Tomorrow they /
Will be joined by Mildred Evans and I
Belle Donovan.
Jack Campbell was taken to St Mar
garet's hospital yesterday to undergo |
an operation at the hands of DR.. Bick- /
nell
Mr. and Mrs. William Mason. who
have been here since June -. when
they came to attend the wedding Of !
their granddaughter. Mrs. Ada Dixon I
Bicknell, left yesterday for New York,
from where they intend to sail at once I
for their home in Sheffield. England.
They were accompanied to New York
by their daughter Mrs. George Dixon.
Upon reaching America Mr. and Mrs
Mason We're detained for several days
on Ellis island, owing to their being
over SO years of age and not having
a son or daughter on hand to show