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The Thanksgiving party is filled with holiday favorites in-
cluding roast turkey with all the trimmings. After a slice
of pumpkin pie, sit back and reminisce with the music
of Gershwin, Berlin, and a great selection of music from
the Big Band Era as performed by the upbeat singing
group The Musical Revue.
For Adults 50+
100 E. Old Mill Road; 847.234.2209; dickinsonhall.com
Reservations are required for all programs.
Visit an Amazing Art Exhibit by Dickinson Hall Artists at the
Northern Trust Bank (corner of Deerpath and Bank Lane) from
September 22-29. Also, please attend the Opening Reception
on Friday, September 22, 5-7 p.m. Special Feature: Small
Paintings, which are perfect for holiday gift giving.
Fascinating Women’s and Men’s Group Programs
The September Women’s Luncheon features Professor
Sara Stephens of “Authors Come to Life” for a stylish
portrayal of author Beatrix Potter, who penned the chil-
dren’s story The Tale of Peter Rabbit along with many
other beloved childhood classics. Learn more in this
fascinating program about Miss Potter, conservationist,
artist, author and a woman ahead of her time.
Also in September, we host the annual Dickinson Hall
membership meeting at 1 pm on Tuesday, September
26. On September 26, the League of Women Voters will
be on site at Dickinson Hall between 10 am–1 pm to en-
roll voters for National Voter Registration Day. For more
details, visit nationalvoterregistrationday.org.
In October, we are thrilled to welcome back Chico’s for
the Women’s Club Fashion Show fundraiser. Join us as
we take a look at the latest styles for fall and winter in
designer clothing, accessories and more.
We Have Great Parties
In September, we will bid a fond farewell to summer and
carefree days on the beach with our first ever Frank Sinatra
Beach P arty, featuring live music by a Sinatra performer, Steve
Jacobs and a delicious Italian-style dinner (more info on p.10).
We are delighted to welcome renowned pianist Saori Chiba
in September for a concert featuring two opera singers with
piano accompaniment. The program will feature well-known
arias by Verdi, Puccini, Mozart, and some Broadway songs
that everyone will recognize.
October wouldn’t be the same without Dickinson Hall’s an-
nual and much-anticipated Oktoberfest celebration. Come
join us for Bavarian music performed by Alpine Thunder, ice-
cold German beer and authentic German fare. Prost!
We honor our veterans at the traditional Veterans Breakfast
in November. Veterans and Service Personnel of any age are
invited to be our guests for a delicious breakfast celebrating
the dedication and selflessness of all who served our country
in times of need.
Social Services
Janet Fryer, Senior Advocate, is available Monday – Fri-
day to support older adults in the community. There is
no charge for her services. Janet can be reached directly
at 847.810.4678.
Janet Fryer presents her professional speaker se-
ries, “Insights on Aging” throughout the fall. Aimed
at seniors and their adult children, this free monthly
program covers a wide array of topics pertinent to the
aging population. Look for upcoming talks on a wide
variety of subjects including estate planning and de-
cluttering your home.
If you are age 50+ and living alone, Janet offers the
Home Alone Group, a monthly opportunity to share the
triumphs and challenges of life with a group of friendly
fellow travelers. If you have Low Vision issues, Janet can
come out to homes of local members to visit and assist
in finding ways to address issues arising from limited
vision or other concerns.
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