The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-06
PERSONAL 19
SOCIAL NEWS.
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Wednesday night at eight-thirty Au-
rilla Wilcox and Harry b. Derner were
married in the brides home at IS De-
troit street. The living room was deco
rated with palms and flowers. flower
filled baskets with ribbons hanging from
them. formed the aisle from the stair
way TO the sun-psrlor where the cere-
mony was performed. The color scheme
was in orchid and white the gowns Of
the bridal party furthering this effect.
In the bridal party were Edgar NJ.
Wilcox. who gave the bride away; best
man. Marvin Wilcox; maid of honor.
Helen Blosser; Off Bogard. bridesmaids;
Edward Cook. of Chicago. groomsman.
The bride wore a lovely dress of white
satin and georgette trimmed with pearl
beads. white veil Of tuIle. also trimmed
with pearl beads and carried a shower
bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the
valley. The maid of honor and brides
maids were dressed in orchid georgette
over satin and wore corsage bouquets Of
orchids.
Before the bridal party appeared Mrs.
Herbert Gilman of East Chicago sang A
very beautiful song. The Dream" The
wedding march was played BY Mabel
Lanckton. OF Jackson. Mich. The dou-
bic ring ceremony was used. Rev. Sharp
officiating.
a wedding dinner was served after
which the bride and groom left for
trip 70 New York. Boston and Niagara
Falls. They will be at home in HAM
mond after Oct. at Elizabeth street.
Those present at the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Derner. Mrs Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Derner Margaret
Helen and Leonard Derner. Mr.. and MIS-.
Henry Van Name. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Taylor and Miss Hazel Taylor of Ham
rnond. Miss Lucille Bogard and Miss
Dorothy Dunsing of Hammond. Mrs.
Lena Cook. Agnes. Helen and George
t Cock Of Chicago Miss Helen Herkcn-
ham. Chicago; Mrs. Arthur Martin of
Akron. o.. Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Gilman
and son Gregory of East Chicago Mr.
and Mrs Lanckton and Miss Mabel
Lanckton of Jackson. Mich.
Fried Chicken Dinner. wilson's Res
taurant. 50 State ST. Hammond. as
The Hammond public library will he
open on Sunday from two until six
The High school library is now open
and all students requested to return
their books at once.
Mrs. P L. Davis is leaving for Column
bus. o.. tomorrow night.
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Mrs. n Davis of 222 Sibley street has
Just returned from a trip to New York
City where she has been visiting her
daughters. Ruth and Helen. she spent
some time in Atlantic City and attended
the races at Saratoga. \. Y.
The friends of Mrs. Arthur Milet will
| he int 70
cuperated from her operation and is do
Ing nicely.
King Trimbie OF Cambridge. Mass. is
visiting his cousin Virgil s Reiter of
Highland street.
George Hayman. now an officer in the
L, S. army. before the war an employee
in the L. s. Metals Co. was cited for
extreme bravery under fire and is row
parading with the picked troops in Lon
don. Eng.
The Walther League Of the St Paul
and 81. Johns Lutheran churches will
attend the Walther League rally of the
northwestern zone Of the Indiana dis
trict at Elkhart. Ind. They VIII leave
on the South Shore special al s:52 sun
day morning The church service for
the Walther League will be held in the
St Paul's Elkhart church at ten-thirty
There will be a dinner in the auditorium
and picnic in the afternoon.
Florence Hammond IS in Chicago
hospital recuperating from an operation.
/ She is doing nicely.
The knights and Ladies Of Security
I mill ers,lo
this evening in their h,tlI in the Rinbach
building. All members and their friends
are cordially invited. No admission. a
good time. come UP and get acquainted.
The Lake County Humane Society will
hold an important meeting Monday eve.
7:9o o'clock al the Central school A
; large attendance is desired.
Mrs NJ c. Pierce OF Whitehall III is
, visiting her son Ralph Pierce of Condit
street
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. S. Rawling OF Detroit
street have moved TO indianapolis, Ind
Mrs. J. n smalley is giving an after
noon party Saturday. September 1s at
+. her home for her sister Miss Beatrice
Hansen. Miss Hansen is to be an Oc-
tober bride.
Chauncy Wilson. son of Mrs. Chas. J.
Wilson. who was thought to have con-
{ tracted tuberculosis while in the United
States army. IS recuperating rapidly. lie
Is in Denver, Colo, and his friends will
be interested to learn that he is able to
! be UP and out
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