The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-24


fair. The house aud bridal table were
beautifully arrayed with pink FREEDOM
mating A brother Kari Jansson. o.
Lima Ohio. came 20 be present and
Mrs Guy Hubbeli a sister or this clty
We're among the relative guests. Eric
another brother sang 70 Promise lie
with AIRS. Hubheu acting AZ his ac-
compansst ar tile piano. Tie bride was
gowned IN a most becoming travelling
sHit cf reindeer velour with hat and
accessories to match and carried sweet
heart roses -he was attended by Irene
smith. Supporting the groom vas M
Charles Fulwider. ~ Chicago Later III
the evening the couple departed for Mr.
Brentiinger's home and from there VIII
81 d eastern points and be gone FOR
a few weeks. Upon their return here
they VIII make this city their future
HON eas Mr.. BentiinEer is an rlploye
Of the Interstate arH in the inspection
- steel Telecrams were received
throughout tho evening from relatives
in adjacent cities com nE as far 50
aTassae a4setts The couple has wide
circle g friends here who extend them
every happiness
The annual bazaar ana .upper held
by the Woman's Guild o. the Church Of
st. AIban. Saturday evening. exceeded
all expectations of the committee in
charge The culinary service was ex-
hausted with tightening rapldity. The
success Of the affair has given much
ENCOURAGEMENT to all concerned and the
women feel grateful 10 a generous and
responsive public. To finally settle al
accounts ar the event. meeting will
he held tomorrow afternoon n the Par
eh haIl ana witch time there = an
urgent appeal for ALI tickets and mo-
mes out to he reported
The No Name club Will hold e. meet
Ing al tomorrow evening with Mrs
Cyril Haugh IL the Atlas apartments.
Nome nursing classes VIII Re con-
dWcted at the East chicago Red Cross
center this evening with request that
SIT students be PROMPTLY on time at
o'clock Applicants for enrolment viii
he received az any time during class
ar az the most convenient period FOR
those desiring 20 Join. Instruction
lasts but one hour u week and women
of the community. married or single
should take advantage Of the spiend'd
opportunity Of equipping themselves
with the nursing knowledge Fee for
entry IS very nominal
A Round Robin viii he given tornor-
row afternoon with tire Mesdames II
" Clark and r /. Williams as joint
hostesses.
Malignant diptheria claimed the 1T
tie daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ral-
int. Of Vernon Ave. Violet aged eight
years. with the funeral occurring sat
urday privately Mr.. Ralint IS the
Elcar-King dealer ia Calumet and III
and hts wife are very well and favor
ably known in the community are
the grandparents MI and Mrs Bobir-
shak. Az Melville Ave The deceased
child was one of five children. three
sisters and one brothr are left TO mourn
her loss. The little girl. I'D but short
time. was pupil or the Garfield school
where many 81 her playmstes arc sad
dened over her loss.
The parishiners Of the Hungarian Re
formed Church In Calumet collected
ereditahle sum Of monep al church
bazaar held throughout Yesterday and
the receipts Of which viil he forwarded
a once IT, the distributing agent col
iecting American funds for the suffer
ing children Of Hungary and which a
this time OF the year brings them much
Christmas cheer
The East Chicago Pythian sisters vii
hold a most important meeting tomor-
row evening with initiation OF severe
candidates which necessitates many o
tho members presence. Refreshments
viii be served at the conclusion os lodge
business.
Mrs , Turner 81 North Barring Ave-
an dher little daughter Marion. arc
leaving the latter part Of the week
for Willamsport to visit the mother ofI
Mrs. Turner whose hath has been I'M
paired ~ late
Mrs Waltz Neious AZ Parish Ave.