The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-16
Personal and
Social Ne71,S
WFIss-noCK MARRIAGE

The marriage of Catherine Weiss
and William +. Book was solemnized
this morning at eight o'clock at st.
Joscph's church The Rev George
Mocler a cousin Of the bride. from
Noble Ala. oTiciaung The double
ring ceremony was used The St.
Josephs church Of which the bride
was a member. rendered the music for
the nuptiaI mass The bride looked
lovely in a dress 81 white charmuese
and georgette crepe. a tulle veil and
brides bouquet Of brides roses and
niles of the valley Hermine Chernik
the maid or honor wore an orchid
organdy and hat 10 match. Margaret
Sock, a bridesmaid. wore green or
CANDY and hat TO match Gertrude
peifer. a bridesmaid, wore a pink or
CANDY and a hat to match. The maid
OF honor and the bridesmaids all car
ried bouquets to correspond with their
dresses The banner bearers who were
Helen Brock. Alice Conrad and Emma
Hornak Wore white organdy dresses
and pink sweet peas. Mabel Weiss
and Dolores Scherer were the flower
bearers and carried baskets OF daisies.
After the ceremony the brides par
erts. Mi. and Mrs. Jos Weiss Of 354
Johnson ST. entertained the friends
and relatives at wedding breakfast
and dinner The young couple viii
leave for Kentucky where they VIII
spend their honeymoon They VIII he
al home at ass Johnson st, after June
25th 10 their friends The out-of-town
guests were Leo Fell. Of Chicago. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Green and family Of
Chicago, VIM Rock Of Chica go: Mrs
81 Machtemes ana daughter. Pauline
~ Chicago. Mrs. Simon and daughter
Helen Of Chicago, Mrs. J O Malley
~ Ortega. Fla Mr.. and Mrs J
Sweeney and daughter. Marie of Sire
etor. III Mr. and Mrs. o. Heuter
and sons. Melvin. George and Charles.
81 indianapolis y Schaefer Of Indiana
polls s Weis of Lebanon. Ky. and
Miss Helen Stephan Of Norway. Iowa.
A very excellent program was car
red out yesterday afternoon at the
W r. c. 40 as. which was as fol-
lows. Reading by the president. Mrs.
Jennie Hubbard entitled. The Flag
Day" solos ~ Mrs Ida Howell and
Mrs. Adkins the story OF the Star
Spangled Banner. by Mrs. Anna Wolfe,
song by the committee. reading by
Mrs Elizabeth Morton. Liberty and
Union by Comrade Reilly. several sell
ectIons Of music by Mrs. Whitman.
Mrs Ida Howell introduced Mrs. Nil
lie Davis who has recently received
the honor OF being elected Junior vice
president Of the department for the
state She was also elected rep
resentative TO the national convention
which viii be held IN Atlantic City in
August The W R @ presented
Mrs Davis with lovely gold led pen
Gil honoring her election Mrs. Jen-
ME Hubbard made the presenta-
ton and Mrs Davis responded in
very fitting manner Mrs. Ida
Howell gave very fine report Of
the convention which was held at
Bloomington Ind. In conclusion there
was social hour during which nice
refreshments were served.
This evening June 18th. 1920 will
~ Glass Day Evening and program
viii be given by the eighth grade boys
Of the st Josephs school. which viii
consist Of the following: The orches-
ira VIII play American Patrol; a Choir
us II boys viii sing. roll on Thou
Deep and Dark Blue Ocean Roll" a
recitation entitled. Little key and
the Porter by the sevnth grade boys:
Pug Haley" in which the following
Will take part: James Baughman.
sylvester Boiling John PolOncak,
John Conrath. Albert Bick. Philip La
Mantia Cla renee Jonas Walter Rib
icki George Konuck Sylvester Weis.
Edward Cope Walter Portz. August
La Mantia. Raymond Young, Daniel
Bieker, Leonard TarnogrOdski Arthur
Bieker. Eugene Ambos. Florian Hof-
fman and Fred Grambo.
The program viii conclude with
piano and violin solo. entitled. The
Herd Girls Dream" the singing in
chorus of the I'm Take Care of You
When You Are Gray" and an address
by the Rev j s. Berg.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagner very
pleasantly entertained number Of
friends yesterday at their home. SIG
south Holman St. in honor of their
twenty-ffth wedding anniversary. At
$50 delicious three course supper
was served after which the guest en-
loved dancing and music until a late
hour Mr. and Hrs Wagner have
been residents Of Hammond for good
many years and for the past twelve
Years have run the confectionery store
streets where by their courteous
treatment TO all have made many
friends who all join in wishing them
the best Of health and happiness
throughout the coming years. They
received many beautiful gifts of sill
ver The guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Wagner Of Chicago. Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Wagner. MI. and Mrs
Berger. Mrs. Kuhn. Mrs Tauber and
son. Raymond. Emile and Bertha
Ebert Florence Kuhn, Alvin Ebert
and Henry Herbst.
Mrs. W s shearer and Mrs F
W MaIon entertained at a one o'clock
luncheon at Mrs Nalon's home on 7s2
haywood ave. in honor of Miss Cor
gsnne a Ryder of Manitowoc. Wis.
who is their guest for a few weeks.
a prettily arranged three course lunch
con was served with table decorations
az iris lilies. Covers We're laid for
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