The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
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NATSON-SAEARESR WEDDING.
A quantity picturesque wedding was
solemnized on Monday evening at
eight o'clock when Miss IIelen watson
| daughter OF MI. and Mrs. Sidney
Watson Of Cary, became the bride OF
Clyde Shearer son Of AR and Mrs.
w. s. Shea-sr OF Hammond The
! Guy Black Of the First Methodist
| Episcopal church OF Gary in The resi- :
dence OF the brides parents OF Van
Buren, street.
The rooms were softly lighted and
there were tall flicker baskets OF or
child chrysanthcrnurns, palms and forms
The nuptial altar before the fire
place. The bride was given in m~r-
riage By her father. and she was love
ly in simple gown OF crepe Romano.
fachsia shade She carried o. beautiful
bouquet OF brides roses sweet peas
and lilies OF the valley. There were
no attendants. During tho ceremony
L.ohengrins Wedding March was
played.
Immediately after the services a
sunSptuous and delicious course din
nor was served to twenty-five guests
The long table, perfectly appointed.
was exquisite. With lighted t2pers in
silver csndeiebra and delicate spring
flowers in silver Baskets Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Shcarer, Mr.. and Mrs. j f.. Myer, all
OF Hammond. and Mr.. and Mrs. #. w
Malon Of Chicago. formerly of Ham
mond.
The bride is one OF tho most popu-
lar and charming young ladies of
Gary. A number OF delightful func-
tions have been given in her honor
since announcement OF her engage
ment YVES made. For Eorne time Mrs.
Shearer was employed In the offices OF
the Gary Heat, Light and Water Com
pany, where her position was respon
si bic and estimable. She is a mem
Der OF the White and Oriental Sllrtnes
OF the order OF Eastern Star
The groom, one of fTammond's popu-
lar and respected young men, is
member OF the Hermits Club an esteem
ed social organization. and was sradu-
atsd from the Hammond high school.
He recently accepted a position with
the GARY Heat, Light and Water Com
pany, where he has a promising future.
The BRIDE and groom viii make their
home in Gary, on Fifth avenue, where
they have an usually attractive apart
wish them abundant happiness and
good fortune.
Miss Fern A. Rucklran OF Gostlin
street attended the Founders Week
Confereno~ OF tho Moody Institute in
Chicago last week. The purpose OF
this conference was to strengthen the
faith OF evangelical Christians
Against the attacks or Modernism on
the one hand. and fallacious cults on
the other, and 10 stimulate missionary
zeal.
The l.. o. =. n Social Club viii
meet on Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Highlands OF 51s Lyons street
A pot luck luncheon win be served at
noon.
Miss Pauline HiIl is visiting this
week in Champaign, ILL., and is a guest
at the Alpha Gamma Deha house.
MISS Hin il 8 member Of that sorority.
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The Young ladies OF Phi Mu Gamma
will have a meeting tomorrow even
ing with Miss Margaret Fromm in her
home on Warren street.
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The TrestIs Club was delightfully."-
entertained last evening at tho home
OF Miss Amelia Stglitz of Sibley
street Bridge was played at two
tables and the honcrs made by Miss
Pauline Wolf, after which short
business session was held. Plan We're
made for Valcatine party 70 be given
next Tuesday evening, when the
Kisses Charlotte and Sara Winner viii
entertain in their home on Waltham
street A prsttily appointed luncheon
wan served tho guests.
The Worna1's Auxiliary o. the
Anaerrnan Legion will meet tomorrow
seenM4 aS eight o'clock In the court
house. A business meeting will be
held and the Installation OF officers for