mora\-k\oerzi:r u i;nm\lt;.A pretty wedding was quietly solemnized this morning at seveno'clock when Mrs. Anna Ryan Moran became the bride of Otto Knoerzer. Nuptial high mass was celebratedby the Rev. Father Blck In St. Joseph’s Church, and there were only a few of the most intimate friends and relatives of the coupleIn attendance.The bride was attractively costumed in a smart taiileur of twillcord in light grey, with slippers and hose to match, and she wore achic turban of periwinkle blue. The only attendants were Miss Marie Beckman, who wore a distinctive suit of dark blue with a becoming toque.*and Or. I*eonard J. Moran. Immediately alter the ceremony| Mr. and Mrs Knoerzer left forFrench Lick, where they will spend their honeymoon before returningto their home on Elizabeth street.The bride is a popular and charming member of Hammond’s society, and the groom is a successful business man. the president of the Champion Corporation of Hammond.| A great many friends extend to the I bride and groom their best wishes for abundant happiness.Phil J. Swanson, a Junior at Notre I Dame of South Bend, is spending the Easter vacation with his par-! ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Swanson of ! Warren street.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Konkel ofOne Hundred Fifty-fifth Place werethe house guests of friends in Racine, Wisconsin, over Easter.Mrs. William Schullz of Hgrrison street entertained several ladles atTHE til ESTION OF THE HOI RWho is the most Dosular ladv in