The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-02
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| twehfy-siNth. at eight o'clock Mixs
1 Phyllis Goes. daughter of Mrs George
| Edwards Bliss of Maiden, Mass. be-
came the bride of Albert Wiliam
l-ainpreH. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Her
! bert A L4amprell. The Wedding took
place at the home of the brides moth
| er The drawing rooms were beauti-
fui With tall wicker baskets and vases
| ~ white chrysanthemums branches Of
southern smilaA and palms. A string
ca orchestra softly played Iohengrsns
| "ead-ns March as the bride. on the
arm Of Mr.. George Edwards Bliss. adj
Vsnced ~ the altar 20 Promise Ne"
was given during the ceremony
/ The bride was very ls>s ely in an ex-
4 quisite gown of ivory-tinted satin
| simply trimmed with rare old auehesse
lace. and court train edged with the
| lace Delicate traeinSs Of primrose
| pattern were in the lace veil that fell
| from coron~t caught with orange
blossoms She carried handsome
shower bouquet Of brides roses and
sweet peas The only attendants were
httle Priscilla kakas, who wore a
| DAINTY beruffled white taffeta frock
| and carried basket of pink and white
| rose petals. with which she carpeted
the floor fos the bride. and Master
| smart black velvet Oliver Twist suit
with white satin waist
The Rev. Charles tt. CewinE OF the
FIRST Cnfversalist Church on Maiden
orfciated at the single ring ceremony
A reception was held in the aon1s I'D
an deliberately appointed buffet lunch
con served TO fifty guests The bride
and groom left On honeymoon to be
spent at the summer home of Mr.. and
Mrs Bliss in Maine, and will be at
home with the grooms parents of
Webb street after November fifteenth.
Mrs Lampren is a charming young
woman and one Of Malden's most popu-
lar social leaders. She has visited in
Hammond several times aud has made a
number OF friends who win welcome
her coming. Mr.. LampreH is a Pur-
due University man and left his col
lege studies TO- enlist In the service.
later going overseas as heutenan. in
he army. He is 3 member Of the
Hammond Country and Rooster Clubs.
and one of the energetic and promising
young men OF the city He has q SPLEEN
did position with the Enterprise Bed
Company and has a brilliant future
Fhe many friends of the young couple
|extend 10 them their hearty eongratu-
lations and best wishes for an abund-
anee of happiness and prosperity.
Mrs. G. L. Smith will leave tonight
for Rochester MINI. where she will
join her sister. Mrs. W. A. Hill. who
recently submitted 20 serious opera
ton by the we'll known Mayo Brothers
Mrs. Smith will remain with Mrs Hill
until the latter Is able 10 he removed
to Hammond Her many friends will
be glad 10 know that the opera ton
was successful and that the patient is |
doing as well as possible.
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Mrs. George Stiles and Mrs Julius |
Eaton of Chicago. formerly OF Ham
mond, were the luncheon guests yes |
terday of Mrs. c. G. kingwr-F Of Ruth /
street.
Miss Margaret Turner will entertain I
al tea tomorrow afternoon from four t
20 six at her home in Glendale Park
Mrs. Jerome baaarnan and Mrs p [
5, Orphey will entertain ar nedro f.
Liberty Camp Of Royal Neighbors
theiF husbands end frisads. tomorrow (
evening at the home of Mrs Orphay Of +
$50 Calumet avenue. Everyone. is in I
vited. I
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Green Of Chicago
avenue announce the birth of a little +
daughter, Mary Louise. this morning I
49,
The members of the Standard Bear +
Frs met with Mrs. William Philips of 4
Glendale Park last evening. and Mrs. +
Howard Oitz was the assisting hostess
This meeting was In toe form OF ar
apron party and each member brought
4
n the abseaes OF the president and
Mrs. Frank L.auyer read the devo- 4
.ional services. Mrs Ults gave the i
evenings lesson. The meeting adj
eurned and Mrs George Chapman |
gave two vocal solos that were highly |
,njoyed. The hostesses served dainty
efreshments to twenty-five guests II
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The Womans Guild of St Paurs In
Episcopal church viii meet tomorrow r.
morning at ZEN o'clock at the home or 4
IRIS. Gearge Drackert SIS State Line |
tFeet. Mrs. Morris, Mrs Slater and I
Irs. Winekier VIII be bostesses and
viii entertain at luncheon All the IL
aides OF the parish are cordially invit- Il
d. Aay one wishing may stiu send {
,arty last week La
St PaufS Walther League will hold |
n Important business meeting tomor- /
ow evening at eight o'clock in the Ia
arish home. III
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A delightful birthday party was
iven Monday evening in honor of Mrs Ie
sdward Stolley at her home on Nor II
on court An eight o'clock Hallowe' en- t
upper WAS served to eighteen guests. IT
uring which appropriate toasts were f
her with a beautiful watch. II
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