The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-23
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL NEWS

The Rotarlans entertained the
ladies at q picnic at the Forest Pre-
serves at Thornton last evening. That
many or the Rotarians are experience
ed in household economies. cum laude.
was pleasantly demonstrated. The
entertainment committee had charge
81 the dinner and the food which was
particularly good was all prepared
and served BY them. DR.. shanklin,
q schef, assisted BY the rest OF the
entertainments committee. Melvin Mon
nett. J Armstrong and II. A. Lamp
ren had everything IN readiness when
the ladies arrived. a long table spread
with delectable foods which were
thoroughly enjoyed. Following the
dinner the men payed baseball. The
Rotarians are quite perfect hosts.
The North Side W. G. T. q. Will
meet at the home OF Mrs Homer
Bielby. 43o Elm street. tomorrow att
ernoon. They will make arrangements
to 90 to the County Farm Sunday aft
ernoon. 50 all members are requested
to be present.
The marriage OF Lucille Catherine
Cope. daughter OF MT. and Mrs.
George Cope TO Elmer Gaenzer, son
OF MIR and Mrs. Otto Gaenzer, was
solemnized Wednesday morning -
st. Joseph's church at ) o'clock. The
bride entered the church on the arm
OF her father and looked charming IN
a gown OF white satin, with a white
veil and carried bouquet OF brides
roses. Miss Anna Cope. a sister Of
the bride served as maid Of honor and
wore a peach organdy with mar 10
match and carried pink roses. Miss
Mary Johnston acted as brides mad
and wore green organdy with a hat
to match and carried pink roses.
Dorothy Cope was the little flower
girl and carried a basket Of pink and
white roses. The groom was attend
ed BY Harry Govess. a cousin OF the
bride and Ralph Oaf Following the
ceremony a wedding dinner was serv-
ed at the brides homo. After a
honeymoon they viii be at hone to
their friends at Manila avenue where
they have a bungalow in readiness.
Both young people are well known
and receive the congratulations and
best wishes OF many friends.
There viii be a business meeting or
the +. r. G.. club at the home Of Miss
Ethel jacobson Of Gostlin street to-
morrow afternoon.
A lawn party was given at the home
OF Miss Dorothy Steward Of 500 Tru-
man avenue Tuesday afternoon in
honor OF Miss Violet LaCombs' nth
birthday. The afternoon was enjoy
ed with games and two course
luncheon was served at o'clock
Those present were 0furriel Certify,
Lucille Daily. Grace Acklin. Leona
Bussard. Ruth Koran. Mildred Taylor
Mabelle Fennerty. Dorothy Fennerty.
Dorothy Steward Violet LaCombe.
Woodrow LaCombe. Albert Taylor. Al
Ian schoop, Harry Koran and Lois COL
Inns.
A. G. Wagner Of "a Elizabeth street
IS in a Chicago hospital where he will
undergo an operation.
Miss Ruth Couch OF the Northern
States Life Insurance Co. has gone
on her vacation to Memphis. Tenn.
Sacred concert viii be given BY the
Gounod Quartet OF Conoordia Sem
mary. ST. Louis. Mo. Thursday. June
%. 1921. 8 p. M, at St. Paurs Luther
an church First tenor. II. Bleeke;
second tenor. o. Schmidt; First bass.
2 Schroeder; second bass. w. Buszin,
organist, A. Doege
PROGRAM
l. Organ solo-Festival March-se-
lected
Mr.. A Doege.
2. Scripture Reading
3. Sanctus -...-....----...- Gounod
The Lords Prayer ...... Gounod
Gounod Quartet.
T. Vocal Solo ..............s Selected
Mr.. Phi. Schroeder.