The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-21
PERSONAL NO
SOCIAL NEWS
COMING EVENTS.

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A meeting Of the Usual Franchise
League is announced for Monday even
ing al the home OF Mrs. Grace Conroy
in Ogden street
A very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday evening at 81 Johns Luth
Gran church. West Hammond. whom
Miss Ella Caroline Honert. daughter of
Mr., and Mrs Fred Honert became the
bride Of Alfred r. Knott. son Of Mr.
and Mrs George Knott. a reception
followed al the home of the brides par
ents in Plummer avenue. The Rev.
Wagner o1iciated and the bridal music
was rendered by Miss Margaret Pufiee.
organist. j. ]. Einsele, violinist. and
Miss Louise Faul. soloist. Just proceed
ing the ceremony Miss Faul sang. %
Promise Me" and during the service Mr..
Einsele played Il Love You Truly"
wedding anthem was also rendered BY
the choir of which obth the bride and
groom are members The bridesmaids
( were Miss Florence Knott. Miss Louise
Schultz and Miss Eulalia Dexter and at
I tending the groom were Paul Siegrist.
/ Edward Anderson and John Brennan.
I The bride wore a beautiful gown Of
white charmeuse satin an dsilk lace,
Heir veoil was wresthed with lilies of
the valley and she carried a shower
1 bouquet Of roses and lilies Of the valley.
! The bridal colors Of white and pink
were carried out IN the decorations with
great masses of peonies.
Mr. and Mrs Knott arc in the cast on
their honeymoon. They viii spend two
weeks visiting IN New York city Wash
/ ington. Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
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Honoring Miss Grace Bell who will
be summer bride. the Misses Margaret
and Marian Pirie and Irene Brusel last
! evening entertained at a dancing party
at the Hammond Chamber Of Commerce.
Branch's orchestra played Il vas a
delightful function and was enjoyed by
p number Of guests. among them sew
eral from Chicago.
Pupils of Miss Adele Dunbar viii ap-
pear in a piano recital Monday evening
at the First NJ. F. church in Russell
street The program viii he given BY
Tavern Crazy. Helen Keller. juno Rob
inson Hobart Young. Marie Cross.
Doris Houser Ruth Forline. Mildred
Harris Josephine Otto. Edna Wright.
Vivian Dickson. Dorothy Mnas. Pauline
NanName. Helen Turner. Edward Down
ing Ruby Nichols. Margaret Klein,
Helen Klein Helen Strong Fred Dick
son. Dorothy Wiedergott. verona Gled-
hill Beatrice Hobbs. Emmanuel Heller
imam. Ruth Mcdaniel. Marjorie Smith.
Jack wilson Eulah Milliken. Helen
Overman. Marie Berger. Opal Back FIR
leen Anderson Gladys Pierce. LaNonna
and Dolores zeider.
Announcement is made # the mar
rage Of Mrs Myrtella Diefenderfer 70
Peter Nundeen OF Natago Ill, which
took place Thursday at Crown Point
They Will reside at Natago.
Among Yesterdays luncheon host
esses was Mrs. James Dickson Of High
land street II was the 1nal meeting Of
the Friday Afternoon Club for the sum
mer and with the members she had as
guests Mrs Joseph Reinke Of St Paul
Miss Edna Cooper Of Chicago. Mrs
Joseph Harnit Mrs. William Hutton
and Miss Dollie Knots. A delightful
luncheon was served after which the
guests devoted the afternoon to their
needle work.
The last meeting ~ the summer Of
the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club was held
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. f. J.
Campbell At her home in Indiana ave
nue. The guests brought their needle
work and during the afternoon a pref
tily two course luncheon was served.
The members discussed q picnic 70 be
given little later in the season
Mrs william McUmber of East Chi
cara orened her home Yesterday after