The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-21
ROBERTSDALE.
LeverenZ-Stross Wedding.

took place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Leverenz, in Harrison avenue,
Thursday evening. when their daughter,
Miss Clara Leverenz. was united in
marriage to Julius f. Stress. The cere-
mony was performed at 1880 o'clock in
the presence of a large number of rel
atives and friends Rev. w. H. Hahn
huber of the Robertsdale Evangelical
church was the officiating clergyman.
The ring ceremony was used. The al
tar was arranged in the parlor, under
a large white floral bell of exquisite
beauty, suspended by ropes of smilaX
The procession which marched from the
parlor upstairs to the parlors DOWN
stairs was as follows: Six ribbon girls,
all in white Misses Blanche Martinson, |
Lillian Martinson. Mollie Freese, Myrtle |
Soltwedel, Rose Zweig and Mrtle Gerke, !
headed the procession, marching with |
measured step to the ever-increasing |
beautiful Mendelssohn wedding march, |
played by Mrs. +. R. Schaaf, to the par
| Tor, forming an aisleway. Rev. w. II. |
Halmhuber following, taking his place |
! before the altar. The two bridesmaids, |
Misses Ella Stress and Martha Lever |
enz. then came the maid of honor, Miss
| Amy ]. Roberts; little Violet Golding as
ring bearer. carrying the ring in
| white Gala lily, the two flower girls. |
| AdeHne Leverenz and Lillian Soltwedel, !
| the bride, leaning on the arm of her ia
| Their The bride wore a beautiful gown
| of white messalina satin, deliberately
trimmed in lace. She wore a long tulle
| veil, caught to her hair with a wreath
of flowers and carried a shower bouquet
of white roses. Miss Amy J. Roberts,
as maid of honor, wore a beautiful
gown of white silk and carried an arm
bouquet of pink roses. The bridesmaids,
Misses Ella Stress and Martha Levernz,
wore pretty gowns of white embroidery.
At the close of the ceremony the choirs
Of the Evangelical church sang two
i beautiful anthems: THE Father of
| Love" by the senior and 20, Perfect
Love-" by the junior. after which
hour was given to the congratulations
of the bride and groom. and in viewing
the beautiful gifts which they received
from their numerous friends and rela-
tives. The guests were then invited to
the young couples home. where they
were served with a prettily arranged
| course supper The tables We're pref
tily decorated with flowers and ferns,
carrying out a dainty color scheme in
are both well known here and are
prominent in church and social circles
they have a large number of friends
who extend their congratulations and
best wishes. The young couple will go
to housekeeping in Harrison avenue.
Mrs. ]. Coughlin of Chicago spent the
+ day here the guest of Mrs. Patrick
i Coughlin of Harrison avenue.
e Miss Ethel Davis of Hammond Wis
o tied friends in Reese avenue Thursday.
Misses Martha Schaaf Jessie Curtis
and Margaret Fifeld attended dinner
at the home of Miss Ruth Dahl in Chi
cago Thursday.
Rev. W. H Halmhuber left Thurs
day evening for Buffalo. n Y. where he
will spend week with his parents.
He will also visit Niagara Falls, De-
. troit and several other places before
returning.
Mrs. Deer of Pearl street visited
friends in Hammond yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Barnes left yesterday
for Talmage. Ia. where she will join
=, her husband. who has been there sew
eral months.
John Coughlin of Indiana boulevard
who underwent an operation at St
Anthony's hospital in Chicago last week
-, is improving slowly.
J. Hope of Chicago Heights visited
friends here Thursday.
There Will be no preaching services
- at the Franklin school tomorrow. al
though Sunday school viii be held a
the usual hour Rev w II. Hahn
huber will occupy the pulpit again OIL
Aug 30
of Mrs. Mike Hubbard entertained
s. number of friends at her home in Indi
ana boulevard Thursday afternoon il
re honor of her sister-in-Iaw, Mrs. Hainni,
of Sydney, 0. The afternoon was spen
Id in pleasant social way until 4 O'Clock
rs when an elaborate four-course lunch
con was served
ne Mrs. E. Bittner and children of Ham
a. mond were the guests of friends her
lit yesterday
Mrs Edward Davenport and son o
an Roberts avenue visited her mother Mrs
~ Granger in Hammond, Thursday
Mrs. Woods of St. Louis. No, is spend
ing few days here the guest of he
cousin, Mrs. B. +. Barnes of Reese ave