The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-09

Mrs. J0h1 Klein. IL SlbltN street.
Will be at home Wednesday afternoon TO
the fourth division Of the NJ u. Ladies
Aid Society.
BLOCKEE- MILLER.
Frank \ Blocker. former captain OF
the Purdue football team. ana Miss
Natalie 5 Miller wehe married this
afternoon at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. Charles Miller. 6S4 North
Fifth street. the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. George ". Watson. of
the First Christian church. The bride
was attired in a gown of white satin
and large picture hat, and carried white
flowers She wore a blue travelling
gown The attendants were Mrs. Syl-
evster Morehouse. sister of the bride,
and Ted Blocker. brother of the groom.
The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. y.
E. Blocker, of Hammond, and is employ.
ed as assistant efficiency engineer of
the By-Products corporation of Ham,
mond.
He was graduated from Purdue in
1916 and played three years on the foot-
bail team. He also played one year on
the basketball team. He was captain
of the football team in 1915 and was
selected by Walter Camp as All-Ameri-
can center in 1915. lie was one of the
most popular students who ever attend
ed Purdue. His bride is an accomplish
ed young woman and was formerly
musical director al the Orpheum
theatre. She has for some time
been employed b. PIoE Perry Griffith
Mr.. and Mrs. Blocker will remain here
until Monday and viii then go TO Detroit.
where they vii spend their honeymoon.
They will make their home in Ham,
mond.-Lafayette Courier.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morganau enter
tanned at a prettily appointed dinner
yesterday at their home in Detroit
street in celbration Of their birthday
anniversaries. They haS as guests for
the day Mrs. Morganau's parentA Mr.
and Mrs. John Plegge of Chicago, Mr.
Morganaus parents. Mr. and Mrs
Harry F. Morganau and their house
guest, Mrs. Amelia Lessel of ST. Louis,
also Mr.. and Mrs. George Drackert
and son Edwin. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nor
ris. Mrs. Emma Wiegand and Miss
Louise Ruschh.
The home of Mr. and Mrs ]. NJ Laut-
man in Moraine avenue. Kenwood. was
the scene of a family reunion over the
weekend. Their guests from out of
town included Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Cohen
and daughter, Helen. NJ. and Mrs. N
Posner and son Charles and daughter
Miriam ard Herbert Lautman. all Of
Chicago. Miss Elsa Lautman and DR..
Alfred Lautman of Detroit.
.
A very pretty lawn. party was given
by Miss Mildred Daily. $50 Truman
avenue. last Saturday evening at which
she entertained several of her friends.
Games and dancing were features of
the evening and were followed with a
dainty luncheon. japanese lanterns
lighted the lawn and the decorations
were carried out deliberately in the pa
triotic colors. Miss Daily had as
guests, Miss Mabel Ball, Miss Gertrude
Berg. Miss Mabel Rundbom. Miss
Arnelda Schreene. Mrs. c. Rundbom,
Charles Blosser. Otto Berg. Norris
Eckenboy. Herb Rosedale and Edward
Daily.
Special meetings are being arranged
for different sections of the city for
registering voters for the constitutional
convention The women of Hammond
are especially urged to attend. A notary
will be present at the meetings TO reg
lister the voters. The following are the
places of meetings:
Mrs. Cynthia Merrill. Walter and
Thornton streets. on Monday evening.
Mrs. O. C. Matthies, I'll Sohl street,
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. William Bigger. 43S Ash street,
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Meara. 1o2 Ogden stree
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. \. ]. Miller. SIS Calumet avenue.
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Herbert Hutchens. SIS s. Hob
man street, on Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. W. c. Harrison who with her
two daughters. Helen and Margaret are
in the west entertained at a luncheon
of ten covers at her bungalow at Chau-
tauqua Park. Boulder. COLORADO. Her
guests were Hammond friends who are
spending the summer at Boulder and
included Miss Lulu Symmes. Miss Mary
Burhans Miss Ethel Ebright. Mrs. L. A.
NIinard formerly of Hammond but now
of Denver and her daughter. Miss Mar
guerite Minard
nTALON-SHEARER.
The marriage Of Miss Ethel Shearer
to Frederick w. Malon was quietly