The Lake County times., 1912-03-06
EAST CHICAGO.

Eight members were received into
the Congregational church last sunday
morning at communion. some by let
ter and others by confession of faith.
The occasion was made one of general
rejoicing in the church In the even
ing Miss Edna Hatfield. the secretary
OF the United Charities, gave a talk on
American Homes and Homes in
America which proved most interest
ing to the church members.
The team that will confer the de-
gree in the order of Bailiffs, which is a
side degree of the knights of Pythias.
is composed OF the following: Floyd
Irish. Floyd stevens. Lester Cherry.
William Haight William Wilson and
Charles Haight. They expect to be
qualified to confer the degree Friday
night. The notice in Mondays TINES
to the effect that Frank Ault had been
taken into the order was a mistake.
Mrs G. A Johnson of Chicago avenue
is the guest of Mrs. NJ. ]. Hungerfond.
in Chicago. today.
Mrs. Fred Fife is spending the day
at the home of her sister n-law. Mrs.
Malcolm Fife. in Edgewater.
Don't forget to tie up your dog or
the police will get him sure
Mrs. c. ". Lytle and her young son.
who made his appearance Monday
morning are getting along nicely.
To be in good company in a beauti-
fully decorated hall, partake OF fine
repast on a -four bedecked table pre-
pared by experienced hands. served by
handsome ladies and charming maidens.
to hear good addresses by eloquent
speakers. and listen to sweet strains
OF vocal and instrumental music by ca
pable artists is a pleasure not TO be
forgotten, such was the treat enjoyed
by all present at the fifth annual ST.
David's day. held at the Odd Fellows
hall. under the auspices of the Deur
Saut Benevolent society of East Chica-
go and vicinity March .. 1912. The
president. r. G. Howell. in very appro-
pirate remarks on the occasion, intro
duced d. T. Harris of Chicago as toast
master. who upon taking the chair was
received with loud applause. A better
selection could not be made, which was
shown by his remarks after each num-
ber on the program was finished. First
glance showed him the program was
a long one and at once proceeded with
some by asking the audience to sing
the national anthem, then followed by
feryent prayer by Charles Johns The
pianoforte soloist. Mrs. Margaret Par
ry. Miss Vivian Williams and Master
Alvin Thomas acquitted themselves ad- :
mirably. showing the delicate touch
they possessed the Pianofort duet bl
Mrs. Dave Roberts and Miss Gertrude
Jones was fine. The selection by Rees
Lloyd and party was all that could be
desfred. Then the soloist Mrs. Ed.
Parr, Chicago: Mrs. Evans, Whiting;
Theodore Phillips, Chicago and Tom
Richards, East Chicago. and last but
not least. Tom Williams of Kensington
all acquitted themselves grandly, and
responded 70 we'll deserved encores. The
addresses delivered by Rev Fred Lloyd
and John 3. Price OF Chicago. Herbert
Jones OF Crown Point were both in
structive and interesting. and the way
they delivered the same by their eio-
auence showed they we're orators of no
mean capacity. After singing the
Dradem. the company dispersed. each
expressing the hope of being present
at our next annual meeting. The mem
bers of Devil Saut Benevolent society
tenders their warmest appreciation to
the artists. and all who so kindly gave