The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

Mrs. Montgomery Purviance sang
the Love Song" from Faust pre-
ceding the ceremony. changed to the
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrinsr as
the bridal party entered the cere-
monial room The bride entered
with her attendant. Mrs. Marion sui
Ivan of Hammond. Indiana, and
was met by her father. who gave
her in marriage. She wore a stun
ming three piece suit of navy blue
velour with squirrel collar and a
blue velvet hat with grey yarn
trimmings. Her corsage was Of
Premier roses and lilies OF the val
ley
The matron Of honor was attired
in a becoming frock Of Redwood
canton crepe and wore black vel
vet hat with trimmings of ostrich
Her corsage was of Ophelia roses
and lilies of the valley. The best
man was Arthur F. Marquardt of
Ann Arhor. Michigan.
Following the ceremony. Mrs.
Montgomery Purviance sang For
You Alone" Tor which the piano &C
compartment was played by Miss
Irene Myers IF Fort Wayne
The appointments for the wedding
breakfast were carried out in white
A beautiful arrangement of white
roses centered dining room table.
at either side OF which were white
tapers in crystal tapers. Covers
were placed for thfrty-hve.
local high school in Glass Is and
completed her education at Ferry
Hall at Lake Forrest. Illinois. from
which college she graduated. She
IS a talented vioiinist and as a mem
Der of the local chapter of the Tri
Kappas sorority she has been active
in both social and charitable organ
izations in the city.
Dr. Pugh is the son OF ]. z. Pugh
of Chicago. Illinois He graduated
from the University of Michigan
and Northwestern u = Medi-
cal school. He is a member of the
Phi Rho Sigma fraternity and also
member Of the honorary medical
fraternity of AlTha Omega Alpha.
The bride and groom left for a
short wedding trip and on their re-
turn they will reside at 1856 Nor
aine avenue in Hammond.
About thirty OF the friends of Miss
Josephine Krinbiil enjoyed lunch
con bridge with her on Saturday at
the KrinbiN home on Warren street.
Luncheon was served at one o'clock
at six small tables made lovely with
their gay appointments OF Halo
we'en time. Following the luncheon
the guests played bridge and at the
close Of the games Mrs. Leonard
Moran won first prize, Mrs. Philip
Mossler the second prize, and Miss
Katherine Bivin, the house guest Of
Miss Virgene Hammond. won conso-
lation prize.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Skoczen
OF Towle street was the scene OF
lovely party on Tuesday evening
when fifteen of the friends of Mrs.
Skoczen came TO the Skoczen home
to help Mrs. Skoczen celebrate her
birthday. The affair had been plan
ned as a surprise and the evening
was indeed spent entoyably with
music and games. The Skoczen home
was lovely with orange and black
streamers. weird looking owls and
cats and brightly lighted pumpkins
and punches of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS where the dinner was served.
Mrs. Skoczen was remembered by
the guests with a most attractive
ring, and this splendid evening was
brought to 4 close with regret.
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Mrs. Aida Peterson of 697 Michi-
gan avenue will entertain the Lady
Maccabees at a Halloween Party on
Tuesday evening.
The A. o. II. Club entertained at
a very clever masquerade party in
celebration of the first years an
niversary of the club. on Friday
evening, at the home OF Lavon
Elites, Of Highland street. AS the
guests entered they were escorted
one at a time to several amusing
places, finally being requested to
climb through the basement win
dow to the Den of Horrors" and
there all kinds OF terrifying things
awaited them.
The guests then enjoyed games.
music and dancing. Several novel
ties the club had planned for the
evening was dipping in sand for
fortunes and bobbing fog apples. A
delicious three course luncheon was
then served at a table made at
tractive in color scheme of orange
and black to Alice Ingraham. Ev-
elyn Thomen, Gertrude Peters,
Ruth Peters, Marguerite and Dor
othy Elder. Ruth Horner, Julia
Karagish, Helen Batony. Thelma
Harris, Lavon Fites. Mr.. and Mrs.
Foley, and Messrs. Henry Ruehle.
Irwin Shafer, Gideon kandewich,