The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-19
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COMING EVENTS

ne n OF = Lanes VIII meet at their
club rooms Wednesday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs. A. J. r. Hill and Miss
Mae Hill who arc leaving for California
Cards Will be the entertainment for the
afternoon.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Club will be entertained at luncheon at
the Hammond Country Club by Mrs. H
c. Groman OF Rimbach avenue
This evening Mrs. A. ~ Hutson at
her home in Drackert street will be
hostess 10 the Past Chiefs Association
OF Hammond Temple No. 70 Pythian
Sisters.
Trinity Young Peoples League Will
meet this evening with Miss Ella Lortz
at her home in Forsythe avenue
The Rooster Club auxiliary has post
poned its meeting which was announced
for this evening until Tuesday of next
week.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
NJ E church viii meet Wednesday af-
ternoon at two-thirty o'clock in the par
lors OF the church. The sixth division
will entertain. The hostesses will meet
at nine thirty O'Clock.
One OF the most beautiful OF the mid
summer weddings in which Hammond
society has been interested took place
Saturday a. Winnebago Park. PEBBLES.
Wis. where Miss Grace Lena Bell.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin La
fayette Bell of 81 Webb street. Ham
mond became the bride OF Annis Cleve-
land Mclean of Montana The cere-
mony took place at the summer home of
the brides parents and was pronounced
BY Father Fowlkes Of the Cathedral Of
Fcn Du Lac The bridal party marched
through an aisle formed by garlands
and arches of foliage and flowers from
the house to the lake front where the
ceremony was performed under canopy
OF white flowers The bride wore a
beautiful gown OF white pussy willow
taffeta and chiffon trimmed with old
lace. Her duchess veil was held in place
by a wreath OF orange blossoms and
she carried a shower bouquet Of white
roses and baby wreath The bride was
given away by her father Attending
her were her sister Miss Gladly. Bell as
maid OF honor who was gowned in april
cot organdie. and Ave bridesmaids who
we're attractively gowned in the rain
bow shades Miss Frances Raeheld of
New York wore lavender organdie
frock. Miss Laura Hayward OF Chicago
wore green organd1e. Miss Margaret
Pierre Of Hammond was gowned in pink.
Miss Irene Brusel or Hammond wore
roso organdie and Miss Ruth BruseI
was in blue organdie. Their hats were
OF taupe tulle trimmed in flowers to
match their gowns. Pamela Mott car
ried the pillow and Sarah Ann Mott
served as flower girl They are the
little daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred
II Mott 0P Ia bod
as his attendants George Sollitt of Chi
cago as best man and the following ush-
ers: Robert Mott of Hammond, Lincoln
Sollitt OF Chicago Walter Mott OF Ham
mond. Arthur PfeiI Of Fon Du Lac and
Francis II Bayle Of Fon Du Lac.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the dance hall which was
decorated with baskets of flowers. A
hve-piece orchestra played during the
evening and at eleven o'clock a supper
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean left
that evening for Duluth where they will
spend some time before going 20 Mon
tana where they will make their future
home Among the out-of-town guests
at the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs Mar
tin Mclean OF Morris. Montana; Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Dewey. Dundee. Ill: Mrs E.
r. Bell, Chicago; Mrs. Charles e Barry
Chicago; Mrs. Mary Disbrow. Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred R Mott Hammond:
Mrs. Fred Fl. Mott. Hammond: Mr. and
Mrs. l.. f. Holman. Tulsa. Okla: Mrs
Attella Johnson and Miss Lille John
son, Chicago. and a large number from
Oshkosh and Fon Du Lac
.
Last evening the Misses Miriam war
ncr and Adele Dunbar entertained COM
plipentary TO Miss Bernice Bassett who
will sail next month for Japan 10 teach
domestic art and science in the Japan
schools. She was presented with a
travelling case by the guests at the party
who numbered between twenty and
twenty-five They were the Standard
Bearers OF the Methodist church and
few OF their friends. The evening was
spent very en.oyably with music and
games and in conclusion refreshments
were served.
Miss Eunice Meikle will be honored at
several pretty parties during the COM
ing weeks among them one at which
Mrs. Herbert Anderson LampreN enter
tanned this afternoon at her home in
South Holman street On Thursday
Miss Marion Dcming will be hostess at
iunchcon ana prldge IN her honor and
AIRS I'll. r. Sharrer and Miss Kathryn
Sharrer have cards cut for a party for
Saturday in Miss Meikles honor.
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The ladies of ST. Paurs Lutheran |
church will enjoy q basket picnic at
Harrison park Thursday August rs An
apron sale will be made a feature of |
the picnic and each member is request
ed to bring one
The knights and Ladies' Of Security /
will entertain a I an ice cream social and 1
dance Wednesday evening instead or /
their regular meeting at their hall in /
the Rimbach building. The affair is /
SUFFERED TWO YEARS