The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-27

paflorS. Ihere VIII be nome bake
sale in the afternoon.
The progressive social "A Trip
Around the World" which was TO have
been given by the Dorcas Aid Society
has been postponed until August 5.
The Gary Rebekahs have extended a
cordial invitation to the Germania Re-
bekahs of Hammond to be present at
their meeting Monday evening at the
Emerson school when they will con-
fer a degree of chivilary upon a class
of candidates. The Hammond Re-
bekah are also invited to attend the
Tuesday afternoon meeting of the
Gary lodge which will be held in the
same place.
The 5th division of the Ladies Aid
of the First NJ. K. church will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Meek. 47s Eaton
street tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock.
Mrs Q. T. Reynolds and son Jean
are visiting relatives in Lafayette.
Ind.
Jessie Sherer entertained for her
house guest jeanette Fox of Chicago
yesterday afternoon at the home OIL
her aunt. Mrs. Frank FASHION,. The
afternoon was spent with games and
guessing contests, the prizes were
won by jeanette Fox, first; Mary
Elizabeth Clemmens, second. and
Catherine Thompson third Conclud-
ing the afternoon was q prettily ap-
pointed luncheon. The guests were
hot "a iU
Thompson. virgene Hembroff Helen
Hemingway. Nathalie Pokorski and
Harriet Spohn.
The Ladies' Aid of the Pine St.
Presbyterian church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Ramsey of 333 Henry
street tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Addie Gray of ais Indiana
avenue who underwent 8 serious OPP
Grafton last week is getting along
nicely.
The Phi~Mu Gammas will meet to-
morrow evening at the home~of Miss
Alma Moehrling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Drove were
the guests over the week end of Mr.. |
and Mrs. S. L. Simms of Lafayette. |
Ind.
Mrs. Guy Campbell who has been
very i'll az her home on Lewis street is |
very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rice OF Rim |
bach avenue have left for two
weeks vacation in southern Indiana
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son and Winimac, Ind.
The vestry of the St. Paurs Epis- |
copal church will meet this evening at |
7:45 in the church parlors.
Sergeant Cramer. formerly OF Ham
mond. has been honorably discharged |
from the service after IL years enlist |
ment and with Mrs. Cramer has stop |
ped here on his way from Georgia. |
After q short visit with his family |
IN Champaign, III. he win probably |
locate in the west.
Mrs. ". c. Daily and Mrs. F Lutte |
returned today from Rochester. N y. |
where they attended the burial OF the
late 1t. Murray. their sisters hus-
band. who was killed in action in the
world war.
Coming tomorrow 10 be the guest
for the remainder. OF the week of the |
p. ]. Herringtons is Miss Lucille Her
rington OF New York city Miss Her
rington is a former teacher OF the
Hammond public school and since her
departure from here 10 years ago has
taken numerous dgrees. one at
Wellesley another at Columbia. she Is |
now an instructor in school for girls |
located on the Hudson river.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied yesterday morning at the -ili
Saints church at o'clock when Miss |
Dorothy Schwartz became the bride
of Eugene Carroll In the presence
OF a number of relatives and friends |
the Rev. Father Barrett performed
the ceremony. They were attended by |
Mrs. E. H. Klein, sister OF the |
bride and Gerald Carroll. the young |
est brother of the bridegroom, during |
the performance of the ceremony |
there were several beautiful solos by |
Jack Desmond. The bride looked very !
lovely in a frock of white canton |
crepe. dark blue hat with a brides !
bouquet OF roses ana lllleS OF the VAL |
ley. The matron of honor. Mrs. E. H. |
Klein wore a gown of grey canton |
crepe with a hat TO match and carried |
a bouquet OF pink roses. Imme date
~ following the ceremony the bridal |
party went TO the LaSalle Hotel where
a wedding breakfast was served. The |
bride and groom left shortly after |
that for a honeymoon. Both Mr.. and t
Mrs. Carol lhave resided in Ham,
mond for a number of years being |
well known especially by the younger
people of the city. Mr. Carroll was
formerly connected with McGarry's
jewelry store where he made many
friends. At the present Mr. Carroll is
partner in the firm of Carroll and
Newton who conduct one of the most
prominent optical parlors and jewelry
houses in the city. Congratulations
and best wishe sare extended by the
many friends of the young couple.
Ruth and Carolyn Holman have
gone to Fon du Lac. Wis. Lake
Winnebago where they will spend the
remainder of the summer with rela-
tives there.