The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-06
Personal and
Social Ne1GS
LYCEUM COURSE

DR.. (. T. Hagerman, well known
lecturer, who comes here Monday
evening on the Lyceum course at the
First NJ E. Church, should be heard by
everyone who can possibly be present
Cor he comes SO highly accredited that
there can be no question but what he
Will be one OF the greatest attractions
on the entire Lyceum course this sea-
con.
DR.. Hagerman has q unique faculty
Of clarifying problems which ordinart-
ly seem complex an dconfusing and he
possesses also a gift OF wilt and humor
which enables him TO make his lee
lures entertaining in a high degree.
DIR. HaRerman,"s says one who has
herad him many times. has a philos-
ophy which is as simple and yet as
profound as life itself. He speaks out
of the depths OF an experience that
makes him the companion OF all meE.
He has great heart and never fails
to deliver a thrilling challenge to the
best that Is In any man" 11-6-1
Mrs. Glen D. Peters OF Kenwood en-
terta!aed at bridge and tea yesterday
afternoon fer Mrs. Ralph Nipple Dean.
The highest score in bridge was held
By Mrs. Henry a. Lanman and the
guest OF honor Mrs. Dean received
lovely gift. After bridge tea was
served, Mrs. Joseph q. Ibach. jr., pour-
ed. The guests were the Aesdames =.
Q. Paige, e s. Jones, Henry A. Ian
man. Joseph George Ibach, ST., Paui
Moorehesd. Robert Mott. julius Aeyn,
Roscoe Woods, the Misses Gertrude
and Mildred Sheerer and Leoda Nc
Aleer.
The art department OF the Ham
nond Womans Club will meet al the
home of Mrs. Maurice Rothschild. $50
Holman street. Monday afternoon.
November 9th. at ESQ. the SUBJECT for
tho day viii be ShekespesreRn furui-
ture and Mrs 4. F. Lcary viii have
charge OF the program. Current era
topics in charge OF Mrs. Kennedy ana
the questionnaire.
Miss Emma Hoiton has bean the
guest Of Mrs. Howard Easter Tor the
past few days. Miss HoIton is
former resident OF Hammond and can
remember Hammond when IL was but a
village. she was teacher IN the high
school from 1853 to 1895. She LEFT
here in ss and went 20 Washington.
D. c., where she attended school, after
leaving here she accepted a position
with the American School OF Cores
pondence where she has been employed
for the past seventeen years. She has
rcelvd honorarium for the remainder
OF her life which she will spend az
Elkorn, Wis, where her brother, F.
Holton. has a manufacturing concern
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r. Holton is a former resident of Ham
mond and il may be OF interest to-
those who remember him to learn that
he has been very successful.
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very pretty wedding was soiemniz-
ed at St. Peters and Pauis church a.
Rexville this morning, November Attn.
when Miss Clara wehner, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wehner OF Rex
Vile was united IN marriage 70 Fred
Raab of Hammond. The Rev. f. Koe-
mig who is an uncle of the groom Of
fciated and the double ring ceremony
was used after which a solemn high
mass was celebrated. Rev. Koenlg was
assisted by the Rev VIM. Berg of Scher
erville and the Rev. J. Berg OF Ham
mond. The bride wore a lovely gown
OF white tricolette trimmed with beads
and her veil was arranged in cap form
and she carried a shower bouquet OF
brides roses and lilies OF the valley
Mics Helen wehneF served her sister
as maid of honor Miss Elizabeth Raab
was the brides maid. Miss Wehner
wore pink crepe de chine and Miss
Raab blue crepe de chepe with hats
20 match. Both carried bouquets OF
rosas and baby chrvsz nthAmams the
Erorn was attended by his brother John