The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-09

struction and carried roses we'd
ding feast followed the ceremony and
only immediate relatives and friends
Of the families were the hidden guests.
a honeymoon il being enjoyed a Lake
Winona and when the couples return
10 this city il viii pe 20 apartments
in Block ave adjoining that or the
parental home of both brides There
are many congratulations and best
wishes extended them
showers abound for the many com
ing brides OF this month and of the
later summer. among them was one
sporsnred a the home Of Miss Hazel
krill in North Magoun ave last eve
mig v 18th Miss Gertrude Bush a joint
hostess and the members o. the Delta
Gamma Gamma and the L. S A.. club
ard q few other intimates comprising
the guests honoring Miss Beatrice
Drum The luncheon was served at
FIVE tables adorned with an effect to
carry out the suggestion Of the coming
important event. There were Kew
pie dolls for favors and one OF much
larger dimension was the CONSPICUOUS
decoration of the dining room where
flowers and ferns were also used in pro
fusion Japanese basket bore the
many tributes or the guests present
and were confined 70 China in All its
dainty selection Music an ddancine
was INDUCED in and everywhere about
the house the orchid hue was promin-
emily evidenced
An artistically arranged shower and
luncheon was given last evening at the
home OF Miss Alice Thomas in North
olcott ave, honoring Miss Laura wey-
dert. soon to become a bride The
decorations were in pink and white
and hearts played a most conspicuous
part in the scheme Of the affair TWEEN
tv-two guests were present and the
diversion OF the evening was Bunco
in which high scores were awarded 70
Miss Agnes Reid o. this city and Miss
! Nell Fowler Or Hammond The gifts
bore a distinction OF miscellaneous sell
4 ection and were all beautiful. The
luncheon was dainty in all it's appoint
ments.
4 Mrs Alice Reiboldt of Chicago ave.
and her daughter Mrs. Percy Roberts.
4 the latter accompanied by her husband
I and babe. ere leaving for points in
Michigan where they will visit Mem
! ominee and Escanaba, for few weeks.
The Misses Bertha stevenson Viola
! Rengo and Edna Ivy. were a trio Of
hostesses at the home of Mrs d. C
kreAer in Grapevine st. last evening
TO an affair complimentary to Miss
/ Mabel Trueblood whose engagement to
I Harry Armstrong was announced in
the unique manner of tiny CARDS
which were concealed in roses the fav-
ors placed at the individual guest
+ Of he 10
dies are all co-associates in the public
schools Of this city and Miss Trueblood
has been most successful in her field
Of endeavor at the Riley building
No date has been set for the nuptials.
! Pink and white were the colors pre-
/ dominating in the color scheme. PINK
roses was the floral sdornment.
There is decided improvement in the
! cond ton of Irving Sheaks. well knCn n
i Indiana Harbor merchant who was
very III the past few days Pneumonia
was suspicioned as a very unfavorable
factor in his weakened state. but he is
ralyine nicely.
Henry Simanson. son of the Van Au-
stjn Simansons. Of Hemlock ST.. and
a student of Il years OF age, attend :
ing tho Mashi ngton school is a new
I
Mrs Mary j. Bower of Columbus.
, Ohio mother Of Mrs Frank Grass Of
4 t44th ST.. has arrived in this cry to
visit the greater part OF the summer.
She was accompanied here by another
daughter. Mrs Frank Elmer resi-
dent in Ohio and who will visit here
few days before her return.
The woman's BENEFIT Association Of
Z .
this evening at the Auditorium hall.
The regular meetings hereafter Will
take place the second and fourth we'd
nesday evenings Of each month
The regular meeting of the Indiana
Harbor Order of Eastern stars took
place last evening with three petitions
presented At the next regular meet
ing tntre will be ten candidates = be
adopted.
The East Chicago Camp. Royal Nei-
ghbors. will meet this evening at VIII
and's hall Candidates names will be
presented for the ballot and the order
will have initiation OF those recently
accepted At soon date class Will
he taken in with the usual attendant
ceremonies and a luncheon to follow
The Christian Ladies Aid Society will
meet at the church tomorrow AFTER
noon at 1880 o'clock II is desired that
there be a good attendance OF members
present.
Camp Grant United Order Of For
esters will hold their meeting tomor-
70 wafternoon at the Odd Fellows hall.
The committees appointed on the osnce
arrangements will discuss the details
OF that coming affair.
At the meeting of the Miraim Re-
bekah Order two adoptions to the so
ciety were made Mrs Louise Davis
Tappan and John Trow. Refreshments
were served at the conclusion Of the
meeting.
oliver Gaskell accompanied his mo-
Their. Mrs. Sarah Gaskell. to Greens
burg Pa. where they were summon
ed owing to the critical illness of the
latters brother.