The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-07
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SOCIAL NEWS

ding on Saturday evening when their
daughter. Emma, became the bride of
Oscar Anderson. The ceremony occurred
at seven o'clock and was performed by
tho Rev. a. Wagner. pastor of st Johns
Lutheran church. A reception followed
the ceremony. There were covers for
nifty. The brides gown was Of white
silk net Her Veil was wreathed with
lilies Of the valley and she carried a
shower bouquet Of brides roses and
lilies Of the valley and she carried
shower bouquet OF brides roses and lilies
of the valley Miss Barbara Snyder
who sreved the bride as maid of honor
and her bridesmaid Miss Mimic Was
serman wore pretty blue silk gowns.
The groom was attended by William
Konow and Theodore Hoffman. Mr. and
Mrs Anderson viii be at home with the
brides parents.
A post-nuptial reception was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. \. 4 Stutsman at their
home. 459 May street. yesterday after
noon and evening complimentary to their
son. Clyde Stutsman and Mrs. SUITS
man. An orchestra played and during
served About thirty guests were in at
tendance. among them the following
from out Of town: Mr.. and Nj. Mount
joy of Boyne city Mich. Mr. and Mrs
Mountjoy and Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman of
Indiana Harbor Mrs Collier of Hess
willie and her daughter from Chicago
and the Misses Alta and Laura Wallace
of Valparaiso.
The West Hammond Club Will have
an open session this evening and will
entertain a number of guests. at the
Wentworth school The following pro-
gram will be given beginning at eight
o'clock:
Selection ----------- Orchestra
Business session.
Vocal solo Mrs. Lydia wolter VanGilder
Reading Miss Dorothy Cunningham
Duet ------------------- Mrs. George
Hannauer and Mrs. L. l.. Bomberger
Five minute talks on the following
subjects.
Our Country Martin Finneran
.Our Bows" Arthur c. Beaver
our Wornen"---NI Mrs Leah Coskey
"Our Patriotic Duty" --George Hannauer
Piano duet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mrs. McCready and Miss Deaver
Refreshments.
surprise party was given Miss Ger
trude Friedhof at her home in Highland
street Saturday evening in celebration
of her birthday anniversary. Music.
games and dancing were enjoyed by the
following young people, Grace Anderson.
Florence Harrington Evelyn Nermett.
relored Ross. Melvin Herman. Wilbert
E.vert Wendan Stoker and William
Drexel.
Miss Helen Novicki was rendered a
surprise party last evening at her home.
Alb Chicago avenue by the following of
her friends Misses Helen and Lillian
Zasada Helen Stolley. Emma Nickel.
Rose volbrecht. Anna Kaszak Messrs.
Casmir Novicki. Chester Swanson. Elmer
Johnson. Ed Oleyniok and John
Graeyk.
The Hammond woman's Club very
fittingly closed its years work at its
meeting Saturday afternoon at the Ma
sonic temple According to program and
custom a resume of the work accomplish
ed by each department during the year
was given by the respective chairmen
Mrs. G.. r. Streeter speaking of the art
department told of their studying Egyp-
tian. Greek. Italian. Dutch and French
art of various visits TO the Art Insti-
tute in Chicago.
The civic departments work was re-
viewed by Mrs. Herbert Hutchins. tell
ing of their activities for the better
ment Of the city. clearly showing this
to he one Of the most energetic bodies
of the Woman's Club.
Mrs. c. B. Miller gave group of
songs which were very pleasing and
well received. The first was Spring
Time" by Becker. the second and third
were compositions of the colored com
poser, Paul Lawrence Dunbar. They
were, Birth of Morn" and Who
Knows"
Miss Blanche Howell chairman elect
for next year of the evening hour de-
partment. gave an interesting outline of
years old and it's popularity is well evil
denced by it's membership. One of their
features was a visit to Hull House in
Chicago.
The history department report was
given by Mrs O. c. e. Matthies. Their
years study had been on the govern
nnent of our country. beginning with
the constitution and taking all
branches.