The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-19
RGENs-HoNoUEsT INITIALS.

bakery. 1t is desired that there is !
large attendance at the meeting.
JERGENs-HoNQUEs INITIALS.
A very pretty nuptiaf service wag
solemnized this morning at ST. .Iosepn's
Catholic church in Russell street when
Miss Josephine Jergens, daughter OF
Mrs. Mary Jergens was united in mar-
riage to John Honquest. The hour for
the ceremony was eight o'clock and as
the guests gathered at the church and
found their places Mrs. John Scherer
VINO presidde at the pipe organ play Il
a program of very pretty music. She
played the Bridal Chorus" from Lohen
grin Tor the entrance of the brida.
patty and she continued to play rs they
came down the long central aisle to the
altar Before the reading OF the service
Miss Anna Tauschek sang the Ava
Maria" very sweetiy. The "Dachuer's
Mass" was sung by the choir.
AT the altar the bridal party was met
by the Rev Father II. NJ Plaster who
read the nuptial service of the chruch.
The ring ceremony was used. In the
bridal procession were Miss Kathrine
Fox. Miss Elizabeth Pascaly and Miss
Margaret Reinhoitz members OF the
Young Ladies' Sodality who carried the
banner of the society. They wore
dainty costumes OF white organdy.
Their flowers were pink killarney roses.
Miss Cora Ludwig OF Ora island, Neb.
who served the bride as maid or honor
entered with the groom. Following came
the bride with her brother. George
Jergens who was the groom's only at
| tendant
The bride wore very dainty and
beautiful white lace robe. She wore
a long tuIle veil caught TO her hair with
half wreath OF lilies OF THE valley.
She carried brides roses and lilies OF
the valley Her going away gown was
| a tailored suit OF blue serge and she
wore a hat to correspond Miss Lud
wig wore very pretty white lingerie
gown and large white picture hat. She
carried an arm bouquet OF pink rose
buds.
Following the ceremony at the church
the members of the bridal party. the
relatives and a number of friends OF
the families drove to the home of the
brides mother Mrs. Mary Jerger-. 80;
East Sibley street where reception
was held The guests at the reception
numbered nearly nifty. They met in the
parlors to extend their best wishes and
10 MI anu MIS-. nun
quest The gifts to Mr. and Mrs. Hon
quest were displayed. They received
many beautiful gifts in cut glass, silver
china. linens and paintings from thcir
friends. At twelve o'clock the guess
were invited into the dining room and
served with a wedding breakfast. Ths
tables were trimmed in the brides chos-
| en- colors of pink and white and large
bouquets of roses were used in the
decoration. In the parlors there was a
| profusion of flowers In the same dainty
colors of pink and white.
| Mr.. and Mrs Honquest left this after
noon or Niagara Falls and Buffalo. n. Y
where they will spend several days
They will return to Hammond and be
at home" to their riends after Novem-
Der 1st at 203 East Sibley street. where
| they have an apartment all in readiness
| The bride is prominent in church
work. being a member of the choir oil
st. Joscph's Catholic church and also
of the Young Ladies' sodality. She 1;
also known in the social circles of ths
| city and her marriage followed a series
of delightful parties given In her honor
following the announcement of her en-
ga cement made few weeks ago. Mr.
Honquest is one the prominent young
men OF Hammond and has many friend.
who will extend him their best wishes
| and congratulations. He is employee
| by the c. !. & S. r. r. I the Gibso'
office.