The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-10
EAST CHICAGO.
Communicated,

large number of Welsh people and
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis
of 1920 Forsythe avenue played a de-
cided surprise upon Mr.. Lewis last
evening. the occasion being the birth
day anniversary of the guest of honor
No time was lost by the party before
the well prepared program was taken
up and gone into some anecdote,
and singing were the features of the
evening. At the signal time the leader
of the Welsh movements called the
meeting to order and remarked that
their of their presence their was not
only to perform a surprising game
upon these respected friends. but had
come to show their appreciation in a
more practical form and called upon
Phillip Rees, who presented Mr.. Lew
is with a massive mercham pipe on
behalf of those present. His remarks
were very appropriate and touching
Mr.. Lewis responded with deep touch
ing words of gratitude after which the
party were invited by the hostess to
partake in well prepared viands The
party left at late hour. leaving be-
hind them the best wishes of their
hearts for many more like anniver-
sary.
Have comfort in the bathroom with
a Gas Heating Stove.-No. Ind. Gas &
Elec. Co.
The East Chicago bank held a direc-
tors meeting night before last.
The Lady Elks met last night in reg
ular session, enjoying card games and
| a lunch.
Miss Janet Jaynes went home day
before yesterday on account of the ILL
ness of her mother. She returned yes
| terday.
Mrs Ernest Williams of Toronto.
| who has been visiting her sister and
brother -n-law. Mr.. and Mrs j. A Ber-
quest. VII return to her home today.
| Edgar Lewis of Park Manor. who
1 with Mrs. Lewis. came to East Chicago
| to keep house during the absence OF
| his mother Mrs. Luther Lewis. who
was called to Mineral Springs to at
| tend the funeral of her mother, suf-
| fered a serious attack of rheumatism
| on Saturday. Mr. Lewis is. a member
| of the Indiana Harbor knights OF
Pythias lodge, and his brother knights
| sent an automobile to convey the suf-
ferer TO the Englewood depot to de-
part thence for Mudlavia.
Miss Florence Lewis, daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. George w. Lewis. returned
! from Philadelphia yesterday after ar
absence of seven weeks Miss Lewis
| reports a splendid visit and is quite
| in love with the Quaker City.
The Guild of the Mission of the Good
4 Shepherd is making aprons for sale to
help the church fund.
Quite humber of East Chicago we-
men are planning on going to Ham
mond Monday to attend a lecture to be
l a
/ hall. on the Minimum Wage Law" The
lecture is free and all are invited.
To the Editor:
i Dear Sir:-kindly permit me through
i the medium Of your valuable paper
THE TIMES. to call the attention of the
!, readers of your paper, and especially
the Welsh people, who are interested
in the forthcoming Internationa
Eistedddfod, which is to be held a
: Pittsburgh the first week OF July, next
} that the Pennsylvania Railroad Co:
agents are in communication with tho
| undersigned respecting ten-part,
| rate. or a party of % persons to th'
| latter number. A separate coach vii
: be provided to and fro at a possible
; lower rate than that of the party O.
ten. If there are any person per
sons contemplating making the tril
) upon this never-t to be- forgotten occa
sion write to the writer for further In
! formation The same will be gladly
J given them, but it should be distinctly
understood that every member of tn,
party must deposit portion of th'
fare as a good faith of his or her in
| tention. Yours truly.
JOHN ROBERTS, Kymro.
|