The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-16
REINLEIN-JAEGER WEDDING.

The wedding of Miss Clara Anna
Jaeger. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Will t
lam Jaeger of State Line street to Mr..
John Jhillip Rein1ein occurred this
morning at St Josephs Catholic church |
before a large assembly of relatives
and friends of the young people from
Hammond and out of town.
The ceremony was celebrated at 8
o'clock, the Maillard mass being read
The ring ceremony was also used.
The Rev. Father Soentgen officiated at
the wedding in the absence of the pas
tor, Rev. H. NJ. Plaster.
As the bridal party came to the altar
the choir sang a beautiful wedding
hymn and during the ceremony the
Java Maria" and ''Sanctus Dominus"
were sung. The solo parts were taken
by Miss Josephine Jergens and William
Humpher. Mrs. John Scherer played
the beautiful LohengFin wedding march
as a occasional In the procession the
bride came first with the groom's
kbrotAer, Philip Reinlein of Toledo, O..
who attended him as best man. They
swere followed by the groom and the
maid of honor, Miss Hannah Conroy.
The bride wore an exquisite gown of
white embroidered wolfe over taffeta
lace and the dress had trimmings of
sIrish point. She wore a long tulle
veil caught to her hair with a wreath
of white sweet peas, and carried
ewhite leather bound prayer book. Her
going away gown was of blue rajah
silk with gold trimmings. She will
wear a large black picture hat with
tips and aigrettes. Miss Conroy wore
a pretty princess gown of white batiste
s7richly trimmed with lace. She wore
large white picture hat and carried an
farm bouquet of pink and white roses.
~ Following the ceremony the relatives
sand a few of the intimate friends of
the bridal couple were entertained at
ethe. home of the brides parents. AN
elaborate four-course wedding break
fast was served at 1880. The brides
table was very artistioally decorated
sswith roses and orchids, carrying out
cher color schome Of pink and white.
Mr. and Mrs. Refnlein left during the
afternoon for a few weeks visit in the
east, spending a few days at Niagara
Falls and Buffalo, after which they
will return to Chicago to live at 1926
Ellis avenue, Woodfawn. They viii be
at home to their friends after July Is,
at that address.
Mr. and Mrs Reinlein received
handsome assortment of gifts from
their friends, including many pieces of
china, silver cut glass and linen. The,
young people have a large circle Of
friends in Hammond who wish them
all happiness and success.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jaeger and has made her
home in Hammond for many years.
She is an accomplished musician, hav-
ing taken musical parts in several of
the home talent plays and as a member
of st. Joseph's Catholic choir, where
she viii be greatly missed.
Mr.. Reinlein made Hammond his
home fora few years. while he was in
the employ of the Indiana Harbor rail-
road when their Offices were located in
Hammond. He made many friends in
Hammond duringshis stay.
The guests at the wedding recep-
ton were: Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mac
CURE, Mr. and Mrs. p. II. Holland,
Mr. and Mrs Richard Publ Mr. and
Mrs. John Publ. of Chicago; Mrs. Rein
lein and sons of Toledo O.; Mrs. Fagen
of Dyer; Mr. and Mrs. John Densberg-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Josepr Densberger of
Chicago; Mrs. Frank Densberger; Miss
Mary Jaeger of Dyer; Carl Schindled
OF Toledo, o.; Miss Josephine Jergens,
Miss Mayme Schacher, Miss Mary
Scherer of Hammond; Ed Miller, Ed
McMahons Of Chicago; and A. B. Mack,
of Indiana Harbor.