The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

St. James Lutheran church was the
scene OF a beautiful summer wedding
81 i've o'clock Wednesday afternoon
hen Miss Marie. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs William Haderle. became the
bride of Arthur r Linsenman. son OF
l,ro.. and mrs o. ". Linsenman. Of
the ceremony was read by
Rev 6 Schmidt in the presence OF
q large number Of relatives and friends.
a program Of wedding music was CIV
en- just previous To the ceremony by
Mrs Carl Bolei Of Logansport. So
prano and Prof H. a. Decker. or
Eanist. an uncle eff the groom.
The bride wore an exquisite gown
Of white satin. trimmed with stlk
ohantly lace embroidered in seed
pearls She wore long tulie Veil and
carried shower bouquet Of roses and
lilies of the valley. Miss DIVA Linse-
nman, who was maid OF honor. wore
sn orchid colored silk frock and car
RED bouquet IF pink roses William
kletzma0. Of Hammond was best man,
john William EgEert of Ha nmoud
vas ring bearer, and carried the two
rings 70 the altar IN large Gala lilly.
y ln1ifred Steube Of Chicago was low
Fl girl The bridesmaids We're Miss
Grace Steube. OF Chicago. who wore
peach colored tadeta and Miss Hen
rietta Frasch. who wore pale green
SILK with a tulle overdress. The grooms
men were Henry LaFreutz, Of Chi
cago and Herman Haries. of Ham
mond
Following the wedding 3 dinner was
served at the home Of the brides par
ents on Perrin avenue. which was dec
GRATED with a profusion OF garden 10
seminar LETT later on wedding trip.
and Will make their home in Hammond
upon their return. where the bride
groom is connected with the Hammond
Trust & Savings bank. Guests at the
wedding from out OF town were: Prof
and Mrs. c. W. Linsenman, OF Ham
mcnd. Mrs. Lydie werth and sons. OF
Hampton. Neb. Mrs. Anna Linsenman
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Egg
Eert and children, VIII Washausen and
family. Henry Washausen and Mrs.
". Ltnssnman, all Of Hammond. Mrs.
Louise LaFrentz and son. Henry. OF
Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ar
mentrout and daughter and Mr. ana
Mrs. Ed. Galloway. OF Frankfort. Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Gaylord. OF Ross
vile Ny. and Mrs. Fred Drompp and
son. Frederick. Mrs. Julius BennIng
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl BoiIei. all OF
Logansport.-From the lafayette
Courier.
Mr. and Mrs H. c. Uolter and
tvo daughters, Of Sibley St. are spend
ing "a few days visiting relatives in
Milwaukee. Wis.
Hugo Heubner gave a party satur-
day evening at the home Of Mr. Henry
Harder. on Lyons st. The evening
wEs spent with music, games and dan
cling. and at late hour dainty re-
freshments were served Those pres
ent were the Misses Frieda Heubner
Elsie Harder. Helen Alsip. Nellie Hous-
lev. Ruth Howard. Alga Heubner, Isa-
belle Hawkins. Martha Harder, and
Vera Miller and Messrs John Harder
VIZ. Drexel. VIM. Harder. Frank De
Bold. Herman Harder. Harry westfalI.
VIM. Jens. Stanley Bradburn. Hugo
Heubner and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Har-
der.
Dorthy and Viola Overheise- OF SIS
South Holman st. left today for IN
dianapolis their former home to spend
ten days with relatives and friends
Miss Z. Fischer entertained the U
y Embroidery club at her home Wed
nesday evening al an apron shower IN
honor of Miss Elsie GreenwalI who
will be a September bride. Sewing
and music wers enjoyed during the
evening and q dainty luncheon was
gerved. The next meeting will be
held a. the home Of Miss Greenwall.
On Michigan ave, September 13th.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Winckier and
son. Richard. OF Detroit st. returned
Yesterday from Pine Lake. Milwaukee.
Wis. where they have been guests
at the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Straos. for the past few weeks.
. II. Hutchins. Of Highlands. who
has been very i'll for the last few week 5
was able to visit his sister -in-Iaw in
Hammond yesterday. accompanied by
his daughter and son-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrews. or Kentland. Ind.
Mrs. J. Chapman and daughter.
Ethel. of Bauer ST. have returned from
Seattle. Wash. where they visited
friends and relatives for the past three
weeks.