The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-13
yoNEs-MooR NuPTrALs.

One of the prettiest society events of
the early fall season took place last
evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred RI. Nye in North Edgewater,
III. when Miss Gertrude /. Jones of
Minneapolis, MINI. and Theodore Moor
of Hammond were united in marriage
The ceremony was read in the presence
of a small company of invited relatives
many of whom came from a distance to
attend. The guests included only the
nearest relatives of the young people.
Mrs. w. Mayes Martin played the
Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin for
the entrance of the bridal couple and
they entered the parlor from the recep-
ton hall. The service was read under
a bower of palms and ferns, arranged
very beautifully with cut flowers. DR..
W. Mayes Martin read the ceremony of
the church, and used the full ring cere-
mony of the Methodist church. DR..
Martin also baptized the bride and re-
ceved her in the membership of the
Methodist church when she was child
The ceremony was very simple but
beautiful in it's details. The young
couple was unattended.
The bride was attired in very
beautiful costume of imported lawn
with elaborate lace trimmings. She
carried a bouquet of brides roses Her
going away suit was of checked silk.
Following the ceremony the guests
were invited into the dining room and
served with a dainty supper. The
same dainty colors of pink and white
that were chosen for the parlors were
used in the dining room. The refresh
ment tables had center pieces of pink
and white carnations and the flowers
arranged with ferns and snilax were
used In great quantities. After the
serving of the supper, an hour was
given to the congratulations and extend
Ing best wishes to the bridal couple.
They left on a Michigan Central train
leaving Chicago at twelve O'Clock for
Niagara Falls, Buffalo and eastern
Canada to remain for few weeks
visit. They will be entertained at the
homes of relatives of the groom in
Canada They will return to Hammond
and will open their home at 81 Russell
street to their friends after December
1st.
| The young people received many
beautiful and valuable gifts in cut
! glass, silver and paintings from their
| friends. The announcement of their
| marriage was received with a great
deal of interest in Hammond where Mr.
and Mrs. Moor are prominent in social
| and church circles. The bride came &c
/ Hammond from Minneapolis about two
| years ago to accept a position as assist
ant secretary in the Lincoln j effersoT
| College of Law. During her residence
here she has made the acquaintance OF
| many friends. Mr.. Moor is prominent
] in Masonic circles and an active work
/ er in the First M. E. church. He Is
| organist and director of the choir an6
| president of the Epworth League. He
! is assistant cashier at the First Ma
| tional Bank. located at the corner o.
Holman and Sibley streets.
| Among those in attendance at the
ceremony were only the nearest reIa.
tives and were as follows: Mr. and Mrs
| r. III. Nye and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Dugo Cree and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Hiram Nye of Hudson, Wis, Mr.. Sidne,
Jones OF Minneapolis and DIR. and Mrs
w. Mayes Martin and daughter. Glady.
of Hammond.