The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-08
kLUG-PAIsMER

oh 0lOUIOt street, Win It's
palms and ferns and huge bouquets
of yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS was the scene of a lovely
wedding on Monday. November the
sixth. when Miss Ruth Hereta Klug,
eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiles II Klug of Crown Point. be-
came the bride OF Harold Otis Palm
err. son OF Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Palmer
of Hammond. Preceding the cere-
mony Miss Leila Taylor. a niece of
the groom. delightfully."- sang 20
Promise Me" and at the close OF the
service she sang Il Love You
Truly"
With the first strains OF Lohen-
grin's wedding march. sweetly and
softly played by Miss June Klein,
the bride and groom. unattended,
took their places before a lovely
altar which was indeed a bower OF
| palms and ferns. DR.. Charles II.
| Leeson, pastor OF the Hyde Park
NJ. E. church. read the service. using
the ring ceremony.
| Little Miss Margaret Klug. dress
ed in a funny frock OF embroidered
organdy, attended her sister as ring
| bearer The ring was carefully con-
cealed in stately white Gala lily.
A sweet and lovely bride was Miss
Krug in her gown OF midnight blue
chiffon velvet with its touches OF
gold, and her costume was made all
| the more lovely by her bouquet of
Killarney roses. Mr.. Palmer wore
! the conventional suit of blue.
Following the ceremony q splen-
did three course dinner was served
to the thirty guests. where color
scheme Of yellow and white was
carried out to the minutest detail
Of table decorations Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer left for O. short wedding
trip and upon their return Will be
at home TO their friends at the home
Of the grooms parents on MonNoe
street until December the first. Ms
Palmer looked attractive as she lef,
for their wedding trip in her dark
blue poiret twill dress. dark blue bolt
via coat with rich beaver collar and
| jaunty little hat of black satin.
Mrs. Palmer attended the Crown
Point high school. where she has a
host OF friends. For some time she
| has been with the w. B. Conkey
| Company. Mr.. Palmer was gradu-
ated in the class OF 1920 from the
| Hammond high school. He is
most abable and enterprising young
man and has teen In the purchasing
department OF the F. S. Betz Com
pany for some time
The Domestic Science department
of the Hammond Woman's Club Will
hold It's regular meeting in the
| WASHINGTON school on Thursday aft
ernoon, November the ninth. at two
| fifteen o'clock. Mrs. F. o. Parmly
Jr. will give a talk on interior dec
Grating and sood taste in tho home.
Mrs. Parmly is OF international re-
pute. having studied in London,
Paris and New York. She has been
with the Tohey Furniture Company
for six years. The Hammond Elec-
trfcal Dealers Association has been
fortunate in securing Mrs Parmly's
services TO plan their electrical
home. SO It is indeed an opportunity
for the homo economics department
to hear her. Any club member is
cordially welcome
-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Myers, Mr..
and Mrs William WINERY. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Kunert Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bielefeld and Mr.. and Mrs.
D. w. Metz motored to Gary last
evening after having gotten the
election returns hero. They went
70 the Republican headquarters in
| fharQ and
then drove back to Hammond.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Pine Street Presbyterian church
will meet at the home of Mrs Goldie
| Smith. 449 Hoffman street. the
ladies will tie comforts during the
| time.
Miss Adele Dunbar OF q Rim
bach avenue has gone to Monticello
Indiana, to attend the executive
conference In the interest OF the
Standard Bearers work.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Maywood Park Methodist church
viii meet with Mrs. Meek, AIS
Eaton street, on Thursday after
| noon. November the ninth, at TWO
| o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Charles Merz
are announcing the birth OF me
baby girl born to them on Monday
November the sixth. in the Chicago
rving-In hospital DR.. James II
bloomfield was the attending physF
clan. Mr.. and Mrs Merz nave
chosen the name OF Eileen Winnreo
for the little girl. and she ana her
mother are both feeling splendidly'
The members of the Golden Rod
Camp Royal Neighbors were enter
| tanned on Saturday at the home OF
Mrs. Rose Sullivan. North Holman
street, as compliment to Mrs. ]. d.
Brusel, who is leaving within the
next few days TO live in California.
The afternoon was spent Informally
| with good natured chatter and to-
ward evening the ladies were asked
into the dining room to enjoy
tempting two course luncheon. AS
| a token of their esteem the ladies