The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-21
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NeDs Notes
WEDDING RECErTHoN.

the Gretn3 Green, or Indiana. crown
Point. where they were quietly Joined
In bonds OF wediock. Mrs. Wilson be-
ing Miss Gertrude c. Weich. very well
known in the Harbor and with a wide
circle OF friends. was indeed a very
pieasurabie event. marking tho early
days OF their honeymoon which they
intended celebrating here in the city
where they bear an intimate acquaint-
ance with many. Wednesday was the
wedding day and the same afternoon
and evening they were honored with
great attendance OF guests at the
reception during which time a musi-
Gale program was carried out with Mr..
Schoenfeldor OF Chicago "a violiniste.
Miss Roberts. pianiste; the hostess.
Mrs Gieseking. vocalist. The house
had been previously arranged In ioral
effect with pink and write predomi-
mating. Mrs. Wilson received in her
bridal attire that Of a gray silk with
hat. and accessories to match. Togeth-
er with the bridal pair, Mr.. Ryner and
Mrs. GiesekinE the attendants. receiv-
ed Mrs. Lamber OF East Chicago and
her daughter. Miss May. were pres
ont. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have TAX
en- suite at the Dollas Hotel
The Masquerade Ball to be held to-
morrow evening at the Indiana Har-
Dor auditorium under direction OF sig.
Dublin and his committees. will afford
an evening OF pleasure 10 those who
enjoy dancing to good music. This Is
the first dance of the season arranged
under personal supervision OF social
committee who in their desire to cater
rs a medium to tho public IN the gay
frlvol OF a masque event popular
as the years heretofore have proven
Will see to il that this one maintains
the proper standard OF the true and
accepted dance spirit The awards
are TO be given out in gold pieces and
il is evident from all views considered
that the dance is to be 2 very great
success. The sale OF tickets has been
great so far and yet those not having
previously obtained them may do so
at the door.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Godfrey have
returned from their honeymoon spent
Ii: 81 Louis and other points and while
away visited Mr.. and Mrs LaPlant.
formerly Of East Chicago. Mrs. La
Plant was Miss Elizabeth OBrien. The
couple has had a very pleasant trir
and are now very comfortably situat
cd IN the Atlas apartrn -nts where they
are ready to receive their friends.
The Indiana Harbor woman's club has
arranged for an indoor picnic TO be held
ut the home of Mrs. B. c. Lukens. in
Grapevine street. Saturday March 1st.
At this meeting plans will be formulated
for the coming years active work. The
date is asked to be reserved by all mem
bers Of club.
Mrs Felix Chateau. once resident of
East Chicago and now of Chicago. will
be the Weekend guest accompanied by
her husband and parents. from Ottawa.
H.. of the Clyde spenccrs in 144th
street.
Mrs. julius Friedman of North Ma
goun avenue is confined to her home and
under medical care. suffering with
nervous collapse.
Mrs Eva Flock is here from Oxford.
Wis. the guest or Mrs Eugene Mills of
Grapevine street.
Mrs John w. Lees played in the role
OF hostess to the Triangle Club in
George Washington event. last evening.
at her home in Fir and l35th street.
Aside from the most appropriate OBJ
servance OF the day there was the game
~ Five Hundred INDUCED in with the
highest awards recognized in favor OF
the Misses Agnes and Edith Berglund
and Violet Matthews. Assisting the
hostess were Mrs Emily Lees. and Miss
Lillian Lynch. Other than members were
Miss Hanson. house guest OF Mrs. John
F,srevid and Miss Margaret Lynch. at
present visiting at the Lees home. The
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Appointed one.
Miss Gertrude Bush of North Olcott
avenue entertained the members of the
o. S. club In joyous event in which
patriotism led In the observance of
George Washington Day. Wednesday
evening was selected owing to this be
ing the regular meeting date. Hatchets
Of the miniature variety were favors
placed at each cover.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hebner and little
daughter have arrived in this city from
Pittsburgh. Pa and are at the
home of the latter's sister. Mrs Rich
ard Davis in 144th St They will also
visit other relatives during their stay
here.
Mrs. George NJ Davis was hostess to
a birthday anniversary affair yesterday
with relatives as the invited guests.
From Hammond there were the Mes
DANES Frank Erickson. Thomas Spencer.
Hoffman and Warfe.
Rev. James Ostema, pastor of the
Congregational church. has returned
home from a complete rest and relaxa-
ton from the duties he was forced to
discontinue when a relapse of a previ-
Gus and critical illness very nearly
threatened his life. He is quite restor-
ed TO his normal health although
period of longer rest here is advised.
The twin sons coming to bless the
household during the pastors absence
We're received with joyous greetings and
with some little surprise for he had re-
ccived no mixing OF information which
would lead him TO believe that he was
so honored during his absence. Mrs.
Ostema has quite regained her health
and is sharing In the many congratula-
tions that are in order over the advent
OF the two small lusty children which
show every evidence of perfect baby
hood and marking the ninth addition
to the family.
The U. S. A. Club is to meet this
evening TO be entertained in a patriotic
way By Miss Florence Jones OF North
AfaCoun avenue The feature will boar