The Lake County times., 1919-04-16


The brides gown was a beautiful one
Of kings blue georgette crepe ard her
flowers we're BRIDE roses She travelled
in a very smart blue tailored suit The
matron Of honor was also gowned in blue
Seorgette crepe and she carried pink
killarney roses
After congra tulations the wedding
dinner was served al the Lyndora Hotel
where there were covers for twenty in
the private dining room The tables
we're arranged in a circle and in the
center was a small table adorned with
the wedding cake and surrounded with
masses OF pink and white sweet peas
The dinner was in six courses. Mr. and
Mrs. Armstrong left for an extended
eastern trip and on their return to
Hammond they viii he at home at the
Lyndora Hotel until their own home is
IN readiness
Mrs. Armstrong has been one OF the
most feted Of the early spring brides
and her wedding Yesterday followed a
series or most charming parties Mr.
Armstrong is a well-knoHn and pros
porous Hammond business man HIS
mother and Mr and Mrs Capool and
| children. Gerald. Lowell and Edna Of
i Bensonville. H.. were among the out-of-
town guests in attendance al the we'd
ding
The Fnsl meeting or the 1s1s-ia club
year OF the Hammond Woman's Club
VIII be held in the Masonic Temple.
! Saturday, April -. 1t will be an all
day session and will include the follow
ing:
Morning Session. 1880 O'CLOCK
Song America" Club
Reports OF department chairmen-His-
tory, Mrs. j. J. Anderson; I.itera-
ture. Mrs. c. s. Miller Civic Mrs.
J. n. Turner; Art. Mrs George r
Streeter: Home Economies Mrs. o.
c. E. Matthies: Music Mrs, w e
Osborne; Evening Hour. Miss Marie
Stout
Group Of
Mrs. T. D. Williams. of East Chicago
Accompanies. Mrs. Ross
Reports OF Oficers-Recording secre-
tary. Mrs. John p. Smalley. Finan-
cial Secretary Mrs. N. p Ludwig:
CORES spondirg Secretary. Mrs. Wal
ter Wise; Treasurer, Mrs o. 4
Krinbill.
Luncheon At 1880 o'clock. compliment
tary to all club members
Doxology.
T J Bassett
Afternoon Session. 2:5o O'clock
song-"Battle Hymn OF the Republic"
------------- Club
Reading of the
-Mrs. George R. streeter
Group OF songs--Mrs. George Hannsuer
Accompanies Mrs. w H. Mikesch
Election Of officers and three directors
for 1880.
Election in charge of Mrs Edith Griffin.
Mrs. ]. J. Ruff and Mrs. NJ. NJ Bruce.
The members or the Erthstane Club
met in the parlors Of the First Presby-
terian church yesterday 10 sew for the
Red Cross. 1t was an all day session
and a delightful luncheon was served
at noon.
| This weeks meeting of the Baptist
Womans Union viii be held Thursday
afternoon in the parlors Of the church.
II viii be Child Culture day and Mrs
e. Wickey VIII he the leader The
musical program will be in charge or
Mrs. Chester Hamach.r.
/ Dr. John r. Hale OF Lafayette will
/ have as his subject this evening The
I
! the Passion Week services at the First
| Presbyterian church
| Mrs. Clyde Tippie attended the meet
/ ing of the Daughters of Ruth OF the
! Christian church of whiting last even
ing at the home of Mrs. Ralph Eaton in
Atchison avenue. The business of the
class was transacted following which
refreshments We're served and q pleas
ant time spent socially
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Perry and son
| Donald and Mrs. Clyde Underwood and
sons Clifford and Raymond, or Gary. at
tended a six o'clock dinner last evening
given by Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Richter OF
S12 Plummer avenue, in honor of Mr.
Joseph K. Fieldhouse. of Chica got
being the occasion of his S5rd birthday
and Miss Grace Thorp who expects
to leave carly next week for her home
In Donovan, Ill.