The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-30
T,Uiin City
Neus Notes

Neus Notes
Authentic announcement VAS made
this morning Of the approaching nuptials
Of John Horn, manager Of tho Washing
ton Lumber Co. for several years. ana
prominently known in this community.
He comes from Valparaiso from a family
equally well known there. The young
lady OF MIR. Horns choice is Miss Julia
Louise Beckett. whose home is IL Aurora.
Ind. and a teacher at the Riley school
She came to this city his year AMI
directed the class Of children OF ~.
While there is no definite date set for
the ceremony. il VIII occur shortly upon
completion Of the final details Of the
trosseau the bride-to-be is preparing
During Mr.. Horns residence here he has
become a fast friend OF Attorney vii
liam Murray. both men having shared
the same domicile for some time and be
came akin i'll their likes and advantage
Of bachelord6m. but now have stimuli
taneously Gagred to enter an even more
blissful state. that of bencdicthood. and
the date as in the FIRST incidence has not
been actually determined.
- III AN CE@A6A l.
Attorney W. J Murray. with Offices 90
Michigan ave, and one OF the NEST
eligible Of bachelors in the Twin cities.
is the bethrothed Of Miss Lillian Bcata
Lynch Of Colorado Springs. daughter of
Mrs, Lillian Lynch of that city aud
grandnicce of j. w. Lees OF Fir and
l35th St. an Inland Steel head. where
Miss Lynch has made her home for
more than the past year while she per-
,eeted her musical training as a pianist
ih 'he Chicago conservatory. and is also
Il vocalist Of ability. Her meeting and
introduction 10 the prominent attorney
was the natural sequence of the social
trend Of the young set which has mace
Indiana Harbor interesting ia its status
a:ld Of these the Lees home is one ot
the most hospitable. \ very p|rettily
appointed event announcing the occu-
SION of the engagement Was held Sat1I-
: day afternoon. over which Mrs. Lees pre-
sided. and more than twenty intimate
friends of Miss Lynch were hidden and
participated in the revel of enjoyment
afforded them. PIN was the selected
tint which governed the color schetnp.
the centerpiece was a gorgeous array
of pink rose buds. place cards were rose
buds concealing the engagement infor-
nation. and the favors consisted of TINY
sllvered pencils with silver cords Tho
service was under supervision of Caterer
koppel of chicago. Cards were the fo-
ture at the conslusion of the dinner ana
those honored with recognition melits
were Mrs. NJ. Bcardslee and Miss Hart L..
both Of Chicago. Miss Lynch has tnf.4
sisters who reside with the mother 40
the home town.
Mrs. Cecilia Lamoureaux, Who came b"
this cts from Hyde Park several m..tt
ago when She suffered the lo#s ef a.r
husband. Richard LamouroauN vino Va'
second engineer on the boat Floroiie
lost from the Irish coast ten rleaths a-o.
and has since lived with her ~siste:. Asi,-
Edward Huttle in Elm st. wheto d D.
habe was born and died yesterday NOM
ing from whooping cough Ihe BABE
was ton months Old and fourteen daN
The funeral is occurring tomorrow morn
ing from ST. Patrick's church, Indiana
Harbor.
The No Name Club meets tomorrow
evening with Mrs. Louie NJ. Loucks. IF
North Barring ave.
Outings seem to he the ~favorite past
time of many Twin city people these
days and auto and trucks convey many
10 their destination down to the various
lakes. Yesterday. the Messers and Mes
danes Il. Patti. Thomas Lewis. d. c. Nc
Cleliand. Frank Holems, ollie Sirlina,
Russell Pierce. " Indiana Harbor.
George Cullington Of Chicago. Al Diet
rich and j. Hanson of Hammond and
Miss Janet McNab of East Chicago, COM
prised a picnic number and went to
waverly Beach in autos and enjoyed a
chicken spread.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Ladies Guild of St. Adams church will
be held tomorrow afternoon at the
Parish House with an urgent request
chat all Members be present.
Miss Josephine Bane. who gently
completed her s~tenographic course in a
business training school of Chicago. is
established in the Civic Club office of
Indiana Harbor as Mr.. A. g. Burgin's
secretary. Those who know Miss Banc
speak assuredly Of her success in the
first position she has taken since tho
graduation from her studies.
The monthly business meeting of the
Baptist Ladies Aid Society viii be held
this week on Wednesday afternoon in
stead Of the customary Thursday, and
Mrs. John Ford, Jr., Of 3420 Grapevine
ST.. will be tho hostess. All members
are urged to be present and take note
Of the change of the day made necessary
owing to the near date of Independence
Day. occurring this week.
News from the Marx addition this
morning. Mrs. Dora Sheffield Of the
Marx Realty Firm is preparing to take a
vacation of a couple Of weeks and Will
spend it at Miller's Beach. accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Chapman OF
Polk St. Gary. George Blade and Bruce
Darra gh families spent yesterday at