The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-31

ed in berufled frocks of white or
CANDY and carried high-handled has
kets OF sweet peas in the pastel
colors with marguerites and forget
me-nots.
Lovely was the bride. on her
fathers arm. In her exquisite gown
of White crepe G~eorgette. covered
with delicate traceries of crystal
beads. and low girdled with ropes
of the beads. The florentine neck
line was most becoming and the
sleeve caps were of latticed strands
of beads. The tulle veil fell from
a coronet of valley lilies and myrtle,
and the shower bouquet was of
| bride's roses and lilies of the valley.
Immediately after the ceremony
a reception was held In the p~arlors
of the Germania Club, beautifully
! decorated for the happy occasion
with tall baskets Of apple blossoms.
| sweet peas and ferns. A delicious
| and perfectly appointed buffet lunch
| con was served to two hundred and
| hftv guests after which the bride and
groom left for a honeymoon trip
north. Upon their return they will
reside with the brides parents.
Mre. Brasel IS a charming young
lady and her many friends wish her
every happiness. The room, who is
employed IN the American Steel
Foundry of Hammond, is a most ag-
gressive young man, n his many
friends extend to him their best
wishes for success and prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hart. of Chi
cago, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ran
som Cross, of Douglas street, at
ended the Garrick theater on Mon
day evening when they saw Joseph
-Schildkraut in ''Liliom." Mr.. Hart
is the art of the Chicago
Herald and Examiner.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl r, Morganthaler
Of Conkey venue the
birth OF II little son. Carl Frederick
Jr., on TUESDAY. May the thirtieth.
at St Margaret's Hospital. The
baby's arrival occurred on his faith
er's birthday anniversary. Mrs.
Morganthaler before her marriage
was Miss Virginia Bauwens. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Bal
wens of South Holman street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fleck and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcneil left
Saturday for a motor trip to Indian
apolis, where they attended the
races yesterday. They expect to
return home today.
Sewing Circle Two OF Immanuel's
Evangelical Church VIII meet at the
home of Mrs. William Schmueser. 50
Wildwood Road. tomorrow after
noon at two o'clock. This will be
a special meeting ami all the mem
bers are requested 60 be in attend
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Smith of Albion.
Michigan. the marriage o.
their daughter. Helen Alberta, to
| Mr.. Lorin Arthur Wiltsee. son of Mr.,
and Mrs. S. Elwood vyiltsee of De-
troit street. The wedding occurred
in the evening of Monday, the TWEEN
ty-ninth of May. in the parsonage
of the First Methodist Episcopal
; Church of Crown Point. the Rev
Aging officiating at the services. A
host of friends wish the bride and
groom every happiness and abund-
ant prosperity.
Miss Adele Baumgartner. Mis-,
i. Anne Knoerzer, Miss Laura Koch
and Miss Marion Tomkutonis spent
! Decoration Day the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank kurtz of Liverpool
Indiana. They enjoyed a delightful,
A day.
Mrs. Theodore f. Bielefeldt of In.
: diana avenue left Sunday evening
for Quebec. Canada. Whence she sail.
ed yesterday on the Empress o.
Scotland for Europe.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. George Rausch o
Forsyth avenue the brit
Of a little SOP. George Jr.. yesterday
n May the thirtieth. at St. Margaret
f Hospital. Mrs. Rausch was Mis-
r Louise Dorsch before her marriage
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e The Baptist woman's Union will
hole their annual luncheon and cleo
tion Of officers at the church par
h Tors on Thursday. Luncheon vii
be served at one o'clock and 1t |
: hoped that all of the members vii
make arne efforts to attend tn
function.
The r. f. q. Club will meet at tn
home of Miss Ethel Jacobson Q
Gostlin street tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Brunsdown an
family of Hyslop Place spent Decor
= alton Day In Valparaiso the guest
Z Of Mr., and Mrs. Bernard Myers an
family.
The ard party at the Countr
y Club on the afternoon of Decoratio
Day. when Mrs. r. 0. Winckier e1
tertaiued, was a most delightful a
:. fair and there were six tables {
Il bridge. Honors were made by Mr.
Adolph Hirsch and Mrs B. j. Stee
man. In the evening a successf'
dancing party was given, with nj
Kelvey's most excellent orchestr
giving the program.
=, A very pleasant surprise part
,. was given last evening in honor {
= the birthday anniversary of Nj:
Emma Luther in her IONS on TT,
n man boulevard. The rooms wei
'e attractively decorated with cut nov
/ ers and ferns and music. dancin
" and games were greatly enjoyed
" delicious course luncheon was ser'