The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

the Mesdames E. L. Reid. William Meade.
]. D. Kennedy Charles FIGHTER H. H
Clark. +. y. Canine and w. w. Smith,
president Of the East Chicago Indiana
Harbor Welfare Association.
The month of September. chosen by
many Twin City couples. has proven
most ideal for nuptial settings. The one
on this week Of interest was that OF
Miss Esther Dixon. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dixon Of Beacon st.. TO Rae r.
Cadman. son Of the late William Cad
man. The bride-elect, an ardent wor-
shipper Of the First VI. z. church of this
city chose the sanctuary Of that church
for the ceremony with the pastor. Rev.
George B. Jones. officiating. Miss Dixon
was a charming bride and her brunette
beauty was enhanced by the choice Of
a shimmering white satin bridal gown.
embellished with trimmings Of pearl
beads. She wore veil. entrained. and
carried shower bouquet Of bridal roses.
About her neck was suspended a string
Of beads. the gift Of the groom Her
attendant was Miss Florence Cadman.
sister 70 the groom. and she was gowned
in hues Of softest pink. carrying roses
to match. Percy Cadman a brother. was
best man. The lead to the altar was
made by Rev. Jones. Immediately fol-
lowed by Master LIwalof Johns who.
frocked in black velvet. carried the ring
embedded in p rose. The groom-elect
and his brother supporting were mex
in line. with the maid Of honor behind
them. then came little Miss Dorothy
Dixon. bristliug in crisp organdy and
strewing rose petals. performing the
office Of flower girl The bride was led
l.
the altar. The organist for the occa-
sion was Alvin Thomas. who preceding
the entry into the church. played The
Rosary" and as announcement was made
of the partys approach. started the
strains Of the Mendellsohn Wedding
March. Banked about the altar rails
were ferns. palms and pink roses. The
church was well filled with relatives and
adoring friends OF the young couple.
At the conclusion OF the church cere-
mony. a wedding reception followed at
the house and the home was arranged
most artistically in floral arrangements
with the choice OF sweet peas predomi-
mating. There was exchange Of many
handshakings and best wishes offered
and then Mr.. and Mrs. Cadman departed
for a brief honeymoon to be spent at
Waterloo. Wis. the residence OF Rev.
Thomas Csdman. uncle to the groom.
Upon their return here they will go TO
homemaking al 1106 Beacon st.. the old
Cadman residence Many beautiful and
costly gifts were presented the newly
WEEDS and will enhance their home in
remembrance to the donors.
The last day OF the mission being con-
Quoted al ST. Patricks church in Indiana
Harbor this week will be tomorrow
evening when a most betting sermon
benediction and the papal blessing Will
Be given. The attendance during the
entire week has been most gratifying.
Tonight the missionary father Will con-
duct services at 1880 o'clock and masses
tomorrow morning viii be celebrated AZ
the usual hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Williams Of Ken
nedy ave. who have Just returned from
q vacation trip OF a few weeks spent
at Terre Haute. entertained friends at
dinner last evening. among whom were
the Misses Elizabeth Williams Of Brazil
and Helen Hawkins.
The A. c. Crays home IN North Ma