The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-26


On Saturday evening II eight o'clock
Miss Caroline Elsie Poppenhusen,
daughter of Herman A. Poppenhusen,
became the bride of Carl Otto Bauer.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. O. f. Bauer. in
her fathers home in Glendale park.
The representative families Of Ham
mond. together with a number of out
of-town guests. were in attendance
The rooms were hung with great
branches Of southern smilax and bank
ed with palms and ferns. In front Of
the living room replace. the nupJial
altar of smilax. roses, asters and
gladioli made charming back ground
for the ceremony
Mrs F. H Burke. Jr. Of Chicago
played Lohengrins Wedding March IT
the piano. and Master Conrad Poppen-
husen. cousin of the bride, and Master
William Hutton. the groom's nephew,
attired in smart white suits. stretched
white satin ribbons from the staircase
to the altar. The groom entered with
his brother. Emil Bauer. the best man.
Little Miss Nancy Poppenhusen, the
brides cousin, carried a great cushion
or lustrous white satin with chiffon
ends and she wore a flmy white or
candle. Miss Eleanor Poppenhusen. a
sister of the bride and the maid OF
honor, wore a beautiful frock Of wa
termslon pink tafreta with silver trac-
inEs. and carried a sheaf OF gorgeous
Killarney roses. Miss Clara, the
brides sister. in simple white. was
flower girl and carried a French has
ket OF sNeetheart roses, blue-bells.
lilies of the valley and lavender sweet
peas
Tho bride descended the wide stair
cHse and entered the living room on
her fathers arm. She was lovely in
gown OF white chiffon. and wore her
mother wedding veil Of rich old lace,
held by a wreath of orange blossoms.
She carried an immense shower bou-
quot OF BRIDES roses AMI valley lilies.
Or. George Craig Stewart OF st.
Lukss Episcopal church in Evanston
performed the ceremony. after which
the bride and groom received the good
wishes and congratulations Of the
guests.
An elaborate and exquisitely APP
pointed buffet luncheon was served in
the dining room to one hundred nifty
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer drove TO
the Black stone Hotel Immediately aft
sr the reception and left last evening
for the west whe re they will visit in
San Francisco and Los Angles on their
honeymoon. They will be at home 20
their many friends about the first of
November at 1883 Garfield street.
Mrs. Bauer is one of Hammond's
most popular and admirable young
women. She is a graduate of Milwau-
kee Downer Seminary OF the Letters
and Science school. Mr.. Bauer Is
Purdue University, where he was a
member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. He
holds a responsible position IN the
Green Engineering Co, of East Chi
cago where he has a brilliant AMI
promising future. Both young people
are highly esteemed and general ia
vorites. and were the recipients Of
many handsome gifts and the good
wishes Of all their friends.
The out-of-town guests included
Mrs c. s. Poppenhusen. the ~sride's
grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. c. H
Poppenhusen and children Conrad and
Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Foster II. Biggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. j. Reidy, Mr.. and
Mrs b. Fayerweather Babcock, DR.
and Mrs George Craig Stewart. all or
Evanston. MT. and Mrs. p A. Pop
penhusen, Mr. and Mrs Frank r
wheeler Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Burke
Mr. Walter Burke, Mr.. and Mrs f
n Burke. JT., Mr.. ad Mrs. William
Park and daughter Virginia, MI. and
Mrs Eyvind H Bull. Miss Victoria
Luther Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Strong.
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Swigart, all oil
Chicago. Col. and Mrs Hunter Cray
croft of Oklahoma city. Miss Marion
BuIlernor@ of Kenosha, wis. Miss
Helen Collins OF Centralia. Ill, Miss
Leila Irwin OF Philadelphia, Mr.. and
Mrs. r, A. w. Citwell and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Smith Of East Chicago.
DozgoN-sCHRoETE NUPTTALS
A very pretty wedding was solemn
ized by the Rev. DIR. J. Rappaport last
evening at the Lyndora Hotel when
Miss Matilda Dobson. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris A. Dobson of South
Holman street and Robert r. Sehroe-
ter were united m marriage.
The bride was charming in a navy
blue velour suit with squirrel fur and
a becoming toque- She wore q taau
tiful corsage of brides roses and lilies
of tho valley. Following the ceremony
an elaborate wedding supper vas SER
ed in the Gold Room to the Immediate
families OF the bride and groom. Mr.
Henry Cohen of New York City. Mr.
and Mrs. S Greenwald and Miss Rita
Chayken- The newlyweda left on thsTr
honeymoon Immediately after the din
ner and will make their hou'e in St
Louis
Mrs. Schroeder is popular Ham
mond young lady and was member OF
the Class Of 10 of the Hammond hi-h
school. A number of showers have
been given IN her honor, and the couple
received many beautiful wedding gifts.
Mr. Schroeder is we'll known Ham
rnond young ram, and has recently ac-
cepted a fine position III st Louis. Tho
many friends of the young couple ex-
tend their heartiest con IRA tulations and
best wishes for a bright and happy
future