The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-16

presence OF the immediate relatives and
la few invited friends. The ring cere-
mony of the church was chosen. In
the bridal procession were Miss May
Hill OF GrasselH who served the bride as
maid Of honor. Fred Einsele, q brother
OF the bride attended the groom. The
bride was attired in a beautiful costume
of white messaline satin. which had
trimmings of lace and pearls She wore
a large picture hat covered with plumes.
Her flowers were roses and lilies of
the valley tied with shower knots of
satin ribbon. Miss Hill wore a dainty
and attractive gown OF white silk She
carried an arm boquet of pink roses
Following the ceremony at the church
the members Of the bridal party. the
relatives and friends drove to the home
of the brides parents in East Sibley
street where a wedding breakfast was
served. Flowers and ropes OF smilax
were beautifully intermingled among
the house decorations. The guests met
| In the parlors where tho many gifts to
Mr.. and Mrs. Austgen were displayed.
They received many pretty and valuable
gifts In cutglass and silver from their
friends. A breakfast or four courses
was served in the dining room The
table had a simple decoration of pink
and white and flowers were chosen for
the center pieces.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Austgen left during the
tday for wedding trip and expect to be
absent from Hammond for several days.
They will return to occupy their home
in Alice street which they have all in
readiness and will announce their .at
home informally for March 18th. The
bride is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Einsele of 512 East Sibley street
and has made her home in Hammond
for several years. She is prominent in
church work and also in the -ocia,
circles of the city and has large circle
of friends. Mr.. Austgen is the son of
Mrs Gerhardt Austgen of East Sibl-y
street. He is prominent young bust
ness man OF the city and is known in
the social circles. His many friends will
extend their congratulations on the an s.
lnouncement of his marriage.
! Basketball and skating at the East
Chicago rink tonight whiting Lincolns
VS.. East Chicago. 16-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Brincken will at
tend the theater IN Chicago this evening
and see THE Round Up at Mcvickers.
| Mrs. Clara Ogden was entertained
In Chicago last evening and saw The
Round Up at Mcvickers
Mrs. A. Leytze of Decora. Ia. is
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
William Leytze at their home in Hoh-
man street.
Miss Frieda Otto has resigned her
position at the Lion Store.
Guy Brownell and Ben Lynch of
Lowell were visitors in Hammond yes
terday.
c. s. Walton has returned home after
la few weeks visit with relatives in
Cincinnati, Q.
Mrs. II. Krites and son, Carl Krites
of Elida, O. are the guests of Mr.. and
} Mrs Fred Newell and Mrs. Frank
Hitchcock at their home In South hon
man street for a few days At the con-
clusion of his visit here. Mr.. Krites will
leave for the Philippines to remain in
; definitely.
Miss Emma Huehn of Logan street
will leave for Indianapolis tomorrow to
remain over Sunday the guest OF
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simon of Chicago
and Mrs. @. w Hunter OF Hammond
were visitors in Crown Point yesterday
: A. W. Baron left last evening for his
r home Beaverville, Ill. to remain for a
short visit with relatives
Miss Winnie Pleggie has returned to
: her home in Chicago after a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Drackert OF
State Line street.
Mrs. A. F. Rohrer is entertaining al
her home in South Holman street this
afternoon in honor OF the members OF
the Columbia Club. Progressive euchre
will be played.
Mrs. Gerge Dobbins will have as hei
guests this afternoon the members OF
: the Colonial Club who will meet socially
for needle work and music. 1t 10 tht
, Afternoon for the regular bi-monthly
Injecting.
Il Mrs. Martin Finding will entertain
. Vat cards this afternoon AID her only