The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17


tional convention, gave an interest
I ing talk. After a business session.
games and luncheon were enjoy
ed. The next meeting will be the
semiannual meeting for the cleo
ton of officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Golden of East
State street announce the birth of
a little daughter this morning, May
the seventeenth.
Sewing Circle Two of Emmanuel s
Evangelical Church will meet on
| Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. A. Make OF 43s Carroll street.
REINERT-GROSs WEDDING
A pretty wedding occurred yes
| terday morning at eight o'clock in
| St Joseph's Catholic Church vixen
Miss Loretta Rose Reinert dauEh-
| ter of Mrs. Mary Reinert, became
the bride of Philip Sheridan Gross,
son of Mr.. Frank A. Gross. Nuptial
| high mass was celebrated and khe
Rev, Father ]. NJ. Nickels officiaEed
at the services.
| The bride was becomingly gowred
in beige crepe georgette, exquisitely
| embroidered. and she wore a picture
| hat of the same shade, trimmed
with ostrich. The bridal bouquet
was of butterfly roses and valley
lilies. Miss Helen Reinert. the maid
| of honor. wore a frock of water
melon pink crepe with a black pic
ture hat and carried great arm
bouquet of pastel shaded sweet peas.
Mr.. Richard Gross was the best man.
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the brides
mother. and an elaborate wedding
breakfast served to twenty-five
guests. The bridal couple will leave
this evening for a honeymoon trip
through wisconsin. and will be at
home after the first of June in an
attractive apartment on May street
in Chicago.
The bride. one of Hammond's pop
ular young ladies. was graduated
| from the LaPorte high school. and
for the past four years has been in
the accounting department of the
Standard Steel Car Company. The
groom, a graduate of the Christian
Brothers College at Buffalo, New
| York, is sales manager of the Mar
| tin Senour Company of Chicago,
with which concern he has a bright
| future.
=
The many friends of the happy
young couple wish them abundant
| happiness and good fortune.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ahlborn, Mr..
and Mrs, Roy Snyder and Mr.. and
| Mrs Henry Ahlborn and families
motored to St. Joseph. Hartford and
Paw Paw Lake, Michigan. where
they spent she past week END. They
report excellent roads and a jolly
l time.
I The Woman's Foreign Missionary
/ Society of the First NJ. E. Church
| will hold a regular monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs. Box, 1877 Michi-
| gan avenue. tomorrow afternoon at
| two o'clock.
| A surprise birthday party was Civ
en- last evening In honor of Mrs
| KLEIN sman in her home on Hickory
| street. Bunco was played at two
| tables and the honors were made by
| Mrs. Lillian Johnson and Mrs. Edith
| Gutzman. and the consolation given
to Mrs. Frances Leimbach. A pref
tily appointed luncheon was served
| and the guest of honor was shower
ed with many good wishes for many
happy returns of the day.
The members of the @. r. Pleas
ure Club will enjoy a theatre party
tomorrow evening when they will
| see orphans of the Storm at the
Parthenon theatre. All members
are requested TO be in the lobby at
eight o'clock.
The MaywoodTeachers Associa-
tiontion will meet in the auditorium
at half past seven o'clock on Thurs
day evening for the last meeting of
the year The school supervisors
| will have exhibits of the children $
work and a good program has been
arranged. A flag will be presented
| TO the room having the largest num-
| Der Of parents present. All mem
'bers Of the organization are invited
to be present
| Mrs.sC. B. Tinkham spent Monday
/ and Tuesday at Charlottesville, the
| guest of her son. Richard, who Is a
| student at wabash College. The
| Beta Theta Pi fraternity of which
| Richard, is a member. entertained
| the mothers at luncheon and a din
ner party on Monday, in observance
/! of Mothers Day.
| The Past Noble Grand club of the
Germania Rebekah Lodge will have
their luncheon In the Moltke dining
room on Tuesday. May twenty-t third
| A pleasant afternoon is planned and
all members are cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Fehr of Eaton
| street, who recently moved here
from Butler, Pennsyly ania. left or
Tuesday for ew York, where they
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