The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-29

Judge Relter Will speak on the New
Home" SerEt. Joseph Lamb. one Of
the first marines TO enter Chauteu
Thierry. will relate his experiences. as
he one Of the two surviving tight
ers left from an entire company who
took part in that great attack Good
vaudeville has been procured. Lunch.
refreshments and smokes viii conclude
the program.
The marriage Of Miss Cora Kaluf 10
Guy r. Cobb was solomnized Tuesday
afternoon at four-thirty o'clock at the
brides home. 9e Condit street in the
presence of the immediate relatives and
a few friends. The Rev r. ID, Lick
/ lider or the First Baptist church. Of
ficiated. Mr. George Houser played the
Wedding march and also accompanied
Mrs. Dan Mann who sang 4 Love You
Truly" just preceding the ceremony.
The bride wore a dainty and pretty
gown of white gsorgette crepe and her
flowers were a age bouquet Of sweet
peas. After a brief wedding trip to
Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs Cobb VIII be al
home at AS Indiana avenue Among
the out-of-town guests a the wedding
were the brides grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. koedyker. Of Highland. Ind, Miss
Gertrude kocdyker, Of highland, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Babcock of Michigan city
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson. OF Gary.
and Mrs. H A Cobb OF Sheridan. Ind,
mother of the groom.
Top of the DAY tomorrow BY hearing
/ Lynn Harold Hough at the Monroe St
NJ. z. church .. m. on The Rebuild
ing of the World Adm. So and soc. 1t
The South shore Auto 60. does repair
work on all cars Located in the build
ing known as the AAA Garage Is Rus
sell St Phone 5123. All they ask Is
chance" 5-2s2t
Two divisions OF the NJ. E. Ladies
Aid Society met yesterday afternoon
The members Of the third division We're
entertained by Mrs. Fleming OF Condit
street at one o'clock luncheon. There
were covers for eighteen. Following
the luncheon the members devoted the
afternoon to Red Cross work Mrs.
Richard Terrell was named as the next
hostess
Mrs. Mccoy had the members Of the
sixth division as her guests a her home
In Murray street. There was brief
business session following which the
members sewed carpet rags. Dainty
refreshments were served in conclusion.
In two weeks Mrs Green of 400 Truman
avenue will be hostess 10 the society.
The South Shore Auto CO. does repair
work on all cars Located in the build
ing known as the AAA Garage. IS Rus
sell St Phone 1929. All they ask is
chance" 5-2S-et
The woman's Guild of ST. Paul's
Episcopal church met for an all day
session yesterday in the parish room in
Rimbach avenue Luncheon was served
by the newly elected officers and dur
ing the afternoon the members began
preparations for bazaar TO be held
next fall Another meeting is announc-
ed for next Wednesday.
Mrs. Clio and Mrs. Spencer were
hostesses at the meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of the First Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon. Following
the business meeting there was an en-
joyable social hour during which re-
freshments were served.
Yesterday afternoon a meeting Of the
Monroe street Ladies Aid Society took
place with Mrs A Hickman at her
home in Harrison street There was
an interesting contest followed BY
musical program given by Meredith
wells and Helen Sailors. The hostess
served refreshments during the after
noon.
The Rev G. PAIL will conduct the
services at Immanuel's Episcopa
Evangelical church this evening a 7:S0
o'clock and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend.
Edward Higgins of Toledo. o., will
visit over Decoration Day at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs ]. j. Ruff and family in
Carroll street.
The Rev. A. T. Hotz Of Immanuefs
Evangelical church will visit for few
days in Evansville. Ind. after which he
will go to Huntingburg to attend the
diamond jubilee of the Evangelical
Salem Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Max r. Schneider and
Mr. and Mrs Everett Fox will 60 TO In
dianapolis for the automobile races.
Mrs Harold r. Cross and children
moved to Chicago yesterday where they
will join Mr.. Cross and make their
home in the future
Are you going to see Safety First.
May 29th. at Christian church, am
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