The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18
TWin City
NeLUs Notes


Indiana Harbor records a pretty
June wedding Of yesterday. Miss Ma
bel Jones. daughter Of Mrs. Jennie
Jones Of 3426 Ivy St. and a grade tea
cher in the Garfield school for the past
six years, was united in holy wedlock
to VIII Ford, a very well known young
man i'll this community and the son OF
Nj ana Mrs. John Ford OF Grapevine
Il. The ceremony was marked for
its simplicity and took place at the
bride home with Rev. Rollo c. Speer
officiating. The parlor was befttinR-
ly arranged for the occasion with an
en3bankment Of palms, posies and ferns.
Mss Jones was attired IN a white tri-
~olne with The newer patent leather
trimmings and carried a shower boduet
s. sweetheart roses and liIlies of the
valley. She wore a picture hat flow
er bedecked. The attendant was Miss
GLADYS Evans. becomingly arrayed in
Jade green with hat to match and
here Aaron Ward roses in her arms
The bride wore q brooch q platinum
and diamonds. the gift OF the groom
Mr. Harold Ford performed the office
= best man. The Wedding march
vas played by Miss Margaret Reese
vho selected the strains of Mendeil-
sohns. Mrs Effie Caldwell sang dur
Ing the ceremony % Promise Me" A
dinner was served to the Immediate
relatives and friends at S o'clock.
The dining room was picturesque in
the decorations Of cut flowers. Out
of-town guests were Mrs. Amos Low
res and Glen Fennel1 Of Pa. The cou-
ne are enjoying a brief honeymoon
and Will return here 10 spend the 9Th
of July, prior to their leaving for
thelr home. Caspar. wyo.. where Mr.
Fsrd is interested in oil wells and an
associate resperestative of a grim hav
us headquarters in tina city. The
many friends here wish Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford every happiness in their new life.
4 Boys Brains Blown OUT 1o.45
a m. Sunday. June 10Th. Congrega-
tional church. East Chicago. 7;45 p.
n The Fourth Degree" s-1s-1s
Members Of the East Chicago wo-
mans Club to the number Of forty en- !
1oyed the annual hospitality dispensed
at the home Of Mrs. August Johnston
Din crown Point yesterday as a beht-
ting conclusion to the years social
calendar. For the past several sea
sons the journey is made and il de- !
Ponds upon the weathe rcond1tions
whether il is an indoor or outdoor
treat unfortunately the atmosphere OF
Yesterday did not permit OF the par
taking Of the noon luncheon under the
spreading trees but nevertheless the
tndor arrangement was enjoyed and
later in the afternoon the club wo-
eff this city Joined by those Of
crown Point and some from Hammond
and Indiana Harbor attended the Chau-
of churches being held at that
The trip was made In automo-
6iles and altogether the day was most
pleasant.
The Eclat Club took or
The torrid heat Of Wednesday and
snent the day at the Lake Front at
IS hitting, IMP cnic fashion. The mem
hers having children brought them
and the day was a most enjoyable one.
The building belonging to Phillip
Bernstein at 482s Alexander ave.
ehich has long been the site Of a gro
store. has been sold to George
Rictor who will conduct. a pool room
and remodel the place to make more
suitable accommodations. Both men
arc well known in the community.
Miss Margery Byers. has arrived
from Bolivar. Iowa, where she
caches school in the domestic science
department. and is presently visiting
mother, Mrs. frances Byers, city
Librarian. After a brief visit here she
III enter the Bradley Technical In
stitute to take a summer course and
return for her fall duties later.
Robert Sterling. caretaker at the Nc
school and a resident OF North
olcott ave. Is enjoying a vacation
Il two weeks.
Attorney and Mrs. Rae NJ. Royce
Il Northcote ava. had a few friends
u to dinner last evening. |,
Mrs. Harvey Phillips Of Beacon st.
Is arriving home today from a visit
4 Leetonio. o.. and Pittsburgh. Pa.