The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL NEWS

one OF the prettiest weddings CO the
year took place Saturday evening
March 18th, 81 the hone Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. P. Daily Of $50 Truman avenue
when their daughter Mildred ASitt-
was united n marriage 10 II oe"t4
Robbins son of Mr. and MIS-
Robbins OF South Bend, Ind. The
home was artisticaliy decorated ia tnr
brides colors Of pink and white me
ceremony was solemnized by the heN
C VI. Smithson, one corner e the
ing room being beautifully decorated
with an arch-pay OF lattice work ana
apple blossoms and a lovely profuai n
OF apple blossoms ana ferns complet-
ed the picture. Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march was played by Mrs.. Helen
pecamp Holman, plano, and Emil
Ohr Violin. closing the ceremony Mrs.
Holman sang i Love You Truly.
The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
white georgette crepe and taffeta, with
a veil Of silk net and real lace and
carried a shower bouquet Of white
roses and lilies Of the valley,
The attendants were Mrs. Erwin
Gavit. sister OF the groom, and Ed
ward Daily brother OF the bride, who
served as natron Of honor and best
man The other attendants were Miss
Ethyl Reed and Elmer Miller, the
latter being from Laporte, Inc. the
nowe- girls were little Lucille Daily,
sister Of the bride. and little Evelyn
Deip. 4 cousin OF the bride. served as
ring bearer Mrs Gavit wore peach
colored taYeta. trimmed in tulle ana
carried q bouquet Of 0phelia roses,
Miss Reed wore an orchid colored
orchids and sweet peas. Lucille Daily
was dressed IN a dainty flesh colored
erxandy and carried a basket of war0
roses and sweet peas, little Evelyn
Delp carried the wedding ring IN an
Easter Lily.
1 prettily appointed wedding sup
per was served at a beautifully deco
rated table. large wedding cake
forming the center piece. Mrs, Rob
bins Is we'll known IN Hammond, and
for the last six years has been en-
pioyed as a stenographer at the wan
ner Malleaable Iron &C. Mr.. Robbins
formerly o. South Send is now EN-
pioyed IA the accounting department
of the American Steel Toundries,
Mr. and Mrs. Robbins are honey
incoming in. the east, the bride We're
going away suit ef brown velour, a
utch choRer and a hat to correspond I
Upon their return they Will be At
home 70 their friends IN Hammond,
over a hundred guests were present,
among the out oG town guests were
adr and Mrs. n Weller Of milwaukee, /
Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. John Weller OF
Milwaukee, Wis, Mr., and Mrs Harry
CLARK Of West Aris. wis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Breitske Of Michigan
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BINS and Mfr and Mrs. Mark Robbins
OF South Bend, Ind. John Bruce ~
Muskeseh, Mich, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Miller o9 Laporte, Ind. Miss Bessie
Bellenger Of Chicago, ILL., Carl Bel
lenser Of Chicago. III and wallace /
Van Amburgh Of Chicago.
League Of Women Voters tomorrow
evening al the court house, Attorney |
Clyde cleveland speaks on the "Prl !
mary Law"
It Is said that years ago IN Paris |
young man named Arsene hanged I
himself at his masters house because
a cruel world had doomed him to be a I
grocer He left a memorandum be- I
waillng his hard Los and beseeonlns .
hts parents TO erect a simple tomb /
stone 20 his memory with these words +
inscribed theron Born to be a man;
died grocer" This young man was
born to be rnan.~ and had he quiet I
~ and consctentiously discharged the T
duties OF his humble calling by zeal
and faithfglness he might have been ,
a man and died a man. If you would /
know how TO be a man, live the life 4
OF man, you want to hear Rev, Z,
Leroy Steffey this evening at the Pine (.
St. Church, corner Pine street and Cni~ 4
cago avenue on the subject. a Clean /
Man Then hear him again Thurs
day evening on the subject. "If," and T
Sri4ay evening on the subject Mans :
Need OF . Hiding Place Services be- I
gin each evening at 7:3o.
Tho Busy Bee Girls, Mrs. Giles I