The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-08

Saturday
Mrs IL. 5. Davidson OF Laporte ave-
nue., is entertaining her brother from
Michigan.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. e.
Green and the son Of Mr. and Mrs. c. II.
Ewing are ill with the measles.
Carl Dorsey is i'll, with scarlet fe-
YER
The regular meeting or the w. B. A.
or the Maccabees viii be held tomor-
row night.
Mrs. J. Sullivan or windsor Park.
spent Sunday here visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Edward o'Hara of Cleveland ave-
nue..
The fourth lecture on How to Vote"
will be given AT the high school as
semhly room tonight at 7:45.
The Boy Scouts of Whiting spent an
enjoyable weekend. when they were
guests OF the Crown Point Boy Scouts
They hiked a greater part OF the way.
The time was spent in various diver
sions and they accompanied the county
seat youngsters TO church on sunday
morning.
Miss Nora ONeiI daughter of Mrs.
T. J. Quinn Of l2oth street. and Arthur
shAAA1t a structural IRON W 0Ihef at the
steel mills in Gary. were united in
marriage by Father Roeder assistant
pastor OF the Sacred Heart church, at
his parish residence in Laporte ave
nue.. The couple was attended by Miss
May Malone. cousin of the bride from
South Deering. and her brother. Jerry
ONeil. The ceremony was witnessed
by a number OF relatives among them
sas City. Following the wedding serv-
ice bounteous repast was served at
the home OF the brides parent. which
was attended by a large number OF To-
cal and out OF town relatives. The
young couple later went to their home
at Fifth and Adams street. in Gary.
which had been fitted up ready for
occupancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton NizieIkiewicz OF
New York avenue. celebrated their sill
Yer wedding anniversary on Sunday
The nuptiai high mass was celebra ted
ny Rev. Julian Skrzypinski at Adai-
bert's Polish church in which the bonds
of twenty-five years ago were renewed,
Father Skrzypinski being assisted by
Father Hodnicwicz of Hegewisch. The
couple was attended by Mrs. John
Zowada OF Chicago, and John Kamin-
ski of Valparaiso. who were also their
attendants at their first wedding
quarter Of a. century ago. The cere-
mony was very beautiful and impress
sive and was Witnessed by large num-
Der or friends and relatives. This
service at the church was followed
by reception and later a bounteous
dinner at Libert's hall. and in the
evening a dance was held. Mr.. and
Mrs. Niziolkiewicz are both we'll known
in this city. the former having been
on the police force for several years,
and their many friends extend TO them
their heartiest and best wishes.
large number OF beautiful and useful
pieces of silver were received. The
guests were their children. Miss
Frances. A nd son, Felix and wife; Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Szudinski and daugh-
ters: Mr.. and Mrs. Frankowiak. Mr.
and Mrs. t. B. Cerajewski, Mr.. and Mrs
Gosli, Mrs John Kosior and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Ruffy and dauEh-
ters Mamie and Nellie. Mr.. and Mrs
John PauIy, Miss Lizzie Noeller. Mrs
Idbert and family. Paul pobbertine,
chief OF Police Clay Collins Charles
Muslin. Leo kozik. Joe Pris and fam
ily. Stanley Ratajczyk, Miss Victoria
Petzold Miss Mary Bicstick- From out
of town were John Kaminski. brother
in-law, from Valparaiso; Mrs. John
sister: Mr.. and Mrs Woist-
avka and John Blozejczik OF Nalpa-
raiso. and Mr. and Mrs Martin Niziol-
lxiewicz OF Danville.