The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-19

groom Both Former Teachers.
A very beautiful but quiet wedding
took place today at high noon when
Miss Myrtle. daughter Of A. f. Crowell,
was married to Henry Jaqua, at the
home of the brides father, 43 Ann
street The home was made very
pretty with decorations Of white car
nations and ferns. The bridal party
entered the front parlor to the strains
OF the beautiful Lohengrin wedding
march, which was played by Mrs
CroweH OF Crown Point Little Cecil
. CroweH also Of Crown Point carried
the ring in a large lily and directly
preceded the bride, who was given
away by her father. The ring cere-
mony was used and the usual beauti-
full service was read by Rev w f.
Shirley of the First Presbyterian church.
The marriage took place under bower
of carnations and ferns. The bride
wore a handsome gown Of white i'm
ported Swiss. trimmed In valencienes
lace.
Immediately after the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served in the
dining apartment where the tables had
been daintily arranged with similax
only the Immediate relatives OF the
young people We're present Those
from out OF town attending We're:
Homer Wells and Abe Sherman Of
Crown Point Misses Essie Crowell and
Linda Wells of Crown Point and Mrs.
Mary E. Irish Of zion City. Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaqua are both favorites
in Hammond where they have spent the
past number of year. Mrs. Jaqua until
Thanksgiving was a teacher in the
Washington school on the south side
where she has won the friendship Of
all with whom she came in contact.
Mr.. Jaqua formerly was a teacher in
the local schools until recently he Sc
cured a position in New Orleans, La,
as assistant government inspector. Mr.
and Mrs. Jaqua will leave Hammond for
that place on Sunday where they will
be at home after Jan. 1, at 1403 St.
Charles street
Last evening at o'clock, one of the
prettiest weddings given in Hammond
took place when Miss Sarah Rubin.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Rubin,
was married to Samuel T. Smett of
Chicago at the home of the brides par
ents, 10 State street. The pretty bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Anna
Rubin and brother, DR.. G. Rubin of
Chicago The groom had the assist
ance of his sisters the Misses Smett of
Chicago. The pretty wedding ceremony
was read by DR.. A. r. Levy Of Chicago,
assisted by Rev. II. Berkman of Ham
mond. The bride wore a beautiful and
elaborate gown of white nuns yelling
and carried lilies -the-valley. I'm
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was served to thirty guests, all Of Chi
cago Only the immediate relatives Of
the young people were present. The
dinner was served in the dining hall
which had been prettily arranged with
smilax The color scheme of the we'd
ding was carried out in pink and white,
the brides color. The bridal party left
Hammond last evening on the $50 for
the east where they will visit several
weeks Mrs. Smett is a graduate OF the
Hammond high school and was very
popular in local society circles where
she will be greatly missed. Many con
gratulations were extended the young
people from friends and acquaintances
The Triumph Council D. of l. had
a pleasant session last evening in the
l. O. Q. T. hall when a class of six
was initiated into the order. Following
the initiation the election of officers
for the year 1907 took place with the
fo1lovetng reeult. Councillor. Jennie
Huntley; Associate Councillor. Clara
Conroy; V. Councillor, Alice Haney; A
Is Leon Financial
Secretary, Elizabeth Barker; Treasurer
smma nanpa an; Recording Score
tary, Fannie Holcraft; Associate Sec
ret IVA Nfnnev Guide, Nancy
Davis: Inside Guard, Ida Mohl; Outside
d lHu-tee. carrie
kinney. Delegates to the state conven-
ton which will be held in Whiting
Ind. the second Tuesday in June are
Elizabeth Scott and Ada Teeple. The
alternates are Nancy Davis and Leila
Bayne At the close OF the meeting
luncheon was served.
The Domestic Science club had a very
pleasant meeting last evening with Mrs
Mary Holm So Rimbach avenue. The
demonstrations We're given by Mrs W
r Bridge on fancy cake and coffee ant
was of great interest to all the mem
bers present. The club viii have nc
meetings until after the holidays
The Alpha Phi club Will have NJ
meetings until after the holidays.
Mrs. George Dobbins and sister. Mis-
Blanche Lyons, are Chicago visitors TO
day.
T. s. Allen returned to his home il
Craftsbury, Vt, this morning after
short visit with his niece, Mrs. Georg
Dobbins
Among the Chicago visitors this af
ternoon are Misses Hannah Conroy
Clara Yaeger. Blanche Lyons and lon
Hunt.
Mrs. ". F. Schroeder. Mrs. NJ. T
Stewart and Mrs. J. II. Strong We're i
Chicago yesterday the guests Of Mr..
Bessie Prothero. Mrs, Prothero is a
instructor in physical culture and
W C. T. L. lecturer and has spoken be