The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-18
PERSONAL. ~ 70
SOCIAL NEWS


The program that has been arranged
Tor the state convention Of the Indiana
Federation Of Womens Clubs which
viii meet in Indianapolis, November 49,
20. 81 and % is original in many wavs
Mrs Ovid Butler Jameson Of the pro-
gram committee and one Of the most
talented women in the state has worked
untirngiy TO make the gathering a
memorable one. Not only viii the gem
eral federation president. Mrs Josiah
Evans Cowles of Los Angeles be pres
ent but also Mrs. Percy v Pennybacker
Of Texas. past president of the general
federation Mrs. John Dickinson Ser
man Of Illinois viii speak on the work
Of the conservation department of the
general federation as she is chairman Of
this far reaching work From our own
state VIII be an address on Women in
Industry by Mrs. A. 7. Cox, state fac
tory Inspector. Mrs. Anne StudebaKer
Carlisle, chairman Of the Women's sec
ton Of the State Council Of Defense will
tell OF women in war Governor Good
rich viii address the convention on
Tuesday evening following the pageant
Songs Of the Nations" Mrs John F.
Moore of Rokomo state president and
Mrs. W. ". Reed of Warsaw. hrst vice
president. are on the program for Tues
day evening. Fred a. Sims Will give an
address on Taxatio nand Calvin Kendall
former superintendent of the lndianap-
oils schools, will speak on Educational
Work. Mrs. Felix T. McWhirrer VIII
present the work Of the war victory
Commission and the part Indiana viii
have in the furlough house and reerea-
tional work for our boys In France. The
Federation dinner will be given in the
Riley room of the Claypool. Educa-
tional Evening viii follow with a pro
gram OF Indiana plays. This will be
one of the most attractive features of
the session. The presidents luncheon
viii be followed by special musical
program by kokomo artists. There Will
be prominent speakers at each session of
the convention.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Lucille
Baker. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
of los williams street 10 Nicholas
Austgen was quietly solemnized at eight
o'clock Thursday morning at St.
Josephs church. The Rev. Father Berg
oficiated at the mass which was at
tended by only the immediate relatives.
Miss Agnes Baker served her sistersas
bridesmaid and the groom was attended
by his nephew. Raymond Austgen. The
bride was attired in blue broadcloth
auit and white hat and her flowers were
brides roses Miss Baker wore a seal
brown suit and white hat and she car
rled white chrysanthemums
After the ceremony wedding break
fast was served at the brides home. Mr..
and Mrs. Austgen viii be at home at
469 Becker street Mr.. Austgen is EN-
pIoyed at Gary. The guests at the we'd
ding included Mr. and Mrs. George
Shafer and daughters Eleanor, Marie
and Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Austgen
and daughters Mildred and Irene. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Keilman and daughter
Katherine Of Dyer. Mrs. Schultz of
Schererville, Mr.. and Mrs. John TRULY
Of Whiting, Mr.. and Mrs. Studeman and
Mrs Oscar Brodfuehrer of Chicago. Mr..
and Mrs A. D. Baker. Mr.. Charles Mar
lin. Mr. and Mrs John Austgen and son
Raymond and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Prior and daughter Vera of Hammond
All who have not yet ordered a carton
from the Red Cross in which to send a
Christmas parcel 10 men overseas" are
urgently requested to do so at once.
Tomorrow. Saturday is absolutely the