The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-05

wedding of note took place at ST
Josephs church on Thursday morning
when Mary Catherine Weber and Al
bert John Jaeger were united in mar
rage Master James knoerzer was the
ring bearer and the bride was given
away by her father The bride wore
a beautiful gown Of crepe meteor, 2
veil of white tulle held in place with
lilies of the valley The maid Of hon
or Miss Catherine Oster. wore lovely
gown Of pink georEette crepe and
picture hat. the bridesmaids. who
look ed charming. were Miss Josephine
Raschke, who wore a gown of white
net over pale yellow taffeta, Miss Lena
Raschke wore white net over pale blue
taffeta. the little flower girl Mary
Ellen Cooper. wore a frock of pink
tulle over creme de chene, and the ring
bearer James Knoerzer. wore a suit OF
white silk popIin. The groom was at
tended by Joseph Jaeger. a brother.
The bride and groom were the recip-
tents of many beautiful gifts which
included silver, cut glass. linen and
furniture. They left for extended
wedding trip TO the Dells and other
points in Wisconsin and will be al
home after July 5th. at $50 State Line
street The out-of- town guests pres
ent at the wedding were Mrs. Leo
Knoerzer and son James. Of Yermo, Cal.
Mrs John Reinlein OF Toledo, O.. Ur-
ban Oster. Cleveland, O., Mr. and Mrs
John Pehl, of Chicago. Mrs. Z. II. Hol-
land of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. John
Raschke of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Jaeger of Dyer, Ind. Mrs Frede-
rickson OF Chicago. George Jaeger Of
Dyer. Ind Miss Anna Sheerer of Grif-
nth. Ind. Mrs. Lawrence. Dyer. Ind,
MI. and Mrs John Raschke Of Chi
cage.
The Rev. c. NJ. Smithson. pastor Of
the Christian church. has Just re-
turned from Henderson, West Tenn.
where he has been attending a dis
trict convention of the missionaries.
lie gave two addresses while on
Group Evangelism"
The Triumph Council. No II. D. OF
L. will hold its regular meeting Mon
dav evening. There will be initiation.
balIoting and other business. Triumph
council received the cash prize from
the convention for securing the most
new members for the year.
Howe. Ind. attending the graduation
exercises Their Richard Will re-
turn home with them
Roscoe Hemstcok. who has been I'll
at his home on Elizabeth street for
the past three weeks. is some improved
although he is still confined to his bed.
Mrs. George Hannauer IS giving an
afternoon of music at the Country
club today
| Mrs. J. Thompson. who underwent
an operation at the Mayo Brothers hos
! pital in Rochester MINI. is getting
along nicely and Is expected home the
first Of next week.
Mrs. Jessie Wilson viii entertain
| the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club at
the Country club Tuesday afternoon.
The Ridge Road Tavern In Gary
which has been closed for the past
year. has been purchased from Joe De-
frier by Michael Oleska, and viii be
/ opened tonight for dining and dancing,
4 They viii make a speciality OF chicken
dinners The tavern will be open for
i the entire summer. It is located one
block east Of broadway on the Ridge
road
The Girls Athletic Club OF the Ham
| mond high school viii give a dancing
party at the X Of r. hall this even
! ing. 1t will be chaperoned by some
] of the teachers. the principal and sup
/ erintendent.
Miss Pauline Echols of Birmingham,
Ala. is the guest of Mrs Sylvia Gads
by and Iris Gadsby of Plummer ave-
nue.. Miss Echols is planning TO
| spending the summer mere,
i Benjamin F. Floyd. student at the
/, Moody Bible institute of Chicago, has
accepted a call from the Baptist church
at Burnham, ILL.,, and is preaching
there every Sunday in connection with
his work at the institute
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