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1924 Large Card. Party to Benefit the Marywood Building Fund Club nia club [lVIng at .·.Levy: ~erry L. on, May nch, the ring the cers and Wanner, ia rles A. ; N. W. s. R. E. lien field, rd, Mrs. ~nd Mrs. rding ·riage of Chicago, S, at the ~ts, Mr. 121 Elmrands c. tich was tion for intimate large social function of this month will be the afternoon card party that will be given at the Mary\I'UOO school in Evanston on Tuesday, ~lay 13, at 2 o'clock in the Gymnasium J,ui lding. Proceeds from this affair will be directed into the building fund. There will be tables for bridge, mah ' jongg, and five hundred, and since this is to be a pivot party, there will · be a prize for every table in addition to the major prizes. Refreshments will be served. Mrs. A. A. McKinley, 803 Monticello street, Evanston, has charge of table reservations. Marywod academy includes in its list of students and alumnae, girls from the north shore towns, and among the patronesses the. names of many women from Wilmette and the villages north appear: Mesdames A. A. McKinley, W. W. Spear, T. F. Leahy, P. F. Byrne R E. Holmes, C. ]. Smith, W. E. Hati, ]. }. Mills, C. E. Barton, F. Breit, W. P. Seng, Franklin Seng, F. J. Jones, S. l\fcParthen, G. Biehl, C. F. Bunte, E. Kelly, J. Byrne, N. Anderson, A. R. O'Hara, Joseph Joyce, C. A. Grant, ]. !IL Krafthefer, ]. Finn, A. C. Haggarty, J. R Palondeck, T. McCarthy, 0 . H. Gore, B. F. Patterson, ,A. F. Riechmann, 1. A. Boland, D. Carnell, J. Nieherg, F. Nicholson, C. Hallenbach, R. ·r-.rcCoy, ]. J. Cahill, M . 0. Brien, S. F. T. Provast, H. Drew, ]. ]. Meyer, S. F. By rnes, and the Misses Marion Keeley, 1 uctta F. Foley, and Mary Anderson. A Mrs. Claude E. Fitch and her daughter, Miss Elizabeth, of 1033 Elmwood avenue, returned on Saturday last after an eight weeks' cruise of the Mediterranean. They stopped in the east for a short time before coming to Wilmette. -oTh e retiring board of the Wilmette Woman's club as it was in 1923 and 4 is giving a luncheon on Monday at the home of Mrs. N. P. Colwell, 520 Gregory avenue, in honor of Mrs. R. E. Pattison Kline. -oThe annual luncheon of the North Miss Anna and Miss Helen Butz of 802 Lake avenue, are leaving on Wednesday to visit friends in Louisville, Kentucky, where they will attend the Kentucky Derby. tional church last Saturday when Mi~s Jennie Elizabeth She;v~y of Chtcago became the bride of Edwin Dow Scott of Wilmette. The Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd read the service in th e presence of the families and intimate friends of the bride and groom. ~[rs. C. H. Roberts, daughter of the groom, was the only attendant of the bride, and Mr. Roberts acted as best man. ).{r. and Mrs. Scott will make their home at 1961 Cullom avenue, Chicago. -oDr. and Mrs. Donald M. Callie, Jr., moved from their Evanston apartment on Monday, and are staying at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Gallie, 1115 Elmwood avenue, until they occupy the new home they are building in Glencoe. They will probably be in Wilmette for two or three weeks. tr:t the parlors of the First Congrega- work took place on Saturday eveninc at . A pretty family wedding took place A ~1 exhibition of cmnuium -o- to give night of olp audig trained t on the Congrere worke added In·"· b· and Park, eorge S. responding Brown of the chairns: Mrs. rs. A. W. el Kline, ean, Winms, Hub]. West, e, RavinHighland ess, Lake Watrous, utherla.n d ers of the ~eaded by ~ e coming . Among lph Poole of the . Greene Kirkland Lytton of William esidents; On Tuesday, April 29, the marriage occ urred of Miss Anna Weis, daughter of Mr. Joseph Weis of Ridge avenue. and Andrew Heing of Chicago. The Rev. Charles Heing read the se rvice at 9 o'clock in the morning at St. Joseph's church. Following the ceremony a dinner was served at Forester hall. The bride was attended by Miss Margaret Weis, maid of honor, and hy Miss Mamie Heing, bridesmaid. Little Catherine Nanzig was the flower g-irl and Edward Heing the ring bearer. Herman Koch served the groom as bes t man, and ushering was Paul \Veis. The choir and two soloists, Miss Ca therine Miller and Miss Vera Schuette, sang during the ceremony. -oMrs. H. M. Dibble of 530 Lake avenue, is leaving Wilmette on May 16, for a two months' trip. While en route to the coast, she will stop off in Kansas City to visit Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Thompson for ten days. From there she will go to the Grand Canyon, then on to San Djego, where she will spend a month. She will make her return trip via the Canadian Pacific, making the usual stops. -oThe largest affair of this past week was the annual luncheon of the Wilmette Woman's club held in the orchid and gold ballroom of the Orrington hotel on Wednesday, May 7. A delightful musical program was given by Mina Hager, contralto; Dorothy Bell, harpist; and Isaac Van Grove, pianist. -()-- -oDr .. · and ~rs. Harry Allen Richter of Rt~ge avenue, Evanston, announce the bu-th of a son, Walter Allen, born on May 4. Dr. Rich.ter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H.]. Rtchter, 707 Greenwood avenue. -oMrs. A. -B. Seibold and Mrs. W. J. King have issued invitations for a targe luncheon and bridge which they are giving on Friday, May 16, at the residence of Mrs. Seibold, 522 Forest avenue. -oFifty members of the Wilmette council, Knights of Columbus, went into the city for dinner and the theater on Tuesday evening. They attended "To,psy and Eva." -oMrs. Burt C. Hardenbrook of Winnetka, and Mrs. Clarence D. Worthington of Glencoe, left last Sunday for a short visit with friends in Kansas City. the Kenilworth gymnasium under the directorship of Mr. Robert Townley, and Miss Brown, the director of the work of the Camp Fire girls, who were present that evening dressed in their ceremonial gowns, and selling candy. The Boy Scouts also participated in the evenings activities. --oMr. and Mrs. Huber Bocher and small son of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, arrived in Kenilworth on Thursday. They were called west because of Mr. Woodward's death. --oMr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Rufl, 236 Cumnor road, arrived home on Tuesday~ April 27, from a three weeks' stay in Los Angeles and California. --oThe Mah Jongg club met for luncheon on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Walter Shattuck, 338 Kenilworth avenue. --oMr. and Mrs. William DufJ. and -oMrs. Sam Holden, of Warwick road, Mrs. Duff's mother, Mrs. Mandell, will leave next week for an extended visit is entertaining the members of her sewing club for luncheon today. in California. -o- . -oMrs. T. B. Potter, 697 Forest aveMrs. W. W. Wbeelock, 244 Cumnor nue, entertained the Thursday club road, was hostess for luncheon and at luncheon and bridge this week. bridge on Thursday. -o~ Mrs. B. w. Cusack, 716 Eleventh I ST .. I LIS II I D 0 Y I A S 0 Y t A A I street, entertained at a family dinner on Saturday evening. ORRINGTON HOTEL EVANSTON Fashionable Neckwear Style after style the new ones come and the old ones stayBerthas a trifle narrower-new creations of Irish and filet with very tiny pearl buttons attractively priced at Bartdmt~ 11orlhfid~ In AT NOr.THMOCK ltO~O AU' ~611/ilEIIIAU »Kenilworth Happenings Mr. L. Cope, 239 Essex road, was operated upon Saturday, May 3, at the Presbyterian hospital. -oMrs. John Oleson, 240 Woodstock road, entertained her sewing club for luncheon on Monday. $2.50 to $7.50 Steak 6- Chic/ten Dinners l.UNCf'lON SU\.'VaO AT MOON -<>-Mrs. Alfred Weeks, 1820 Elmwood avenue, gave a surprise party for Mr. Weeks on Saturday, May 3, in honor of his birthday. Thirty guests were present. --oMr. and Mrs. Adam W. Crawford were hosts at dinner and bridge on Monday evening, at their home, 710 Central avenue. · -oMrs. George L. Martin returned to her home, 1046 Elmwood avenue, after a short visit with friends in Watseka, Illinois. -oMrs. J. H. Briggs, 1133 Ashland avenue, entertained at luncheon and bridge on Tuesday. T HE finest jewelry shop on the North Shore, mai,ntaining a repair department for watches, clocks and jewelry. , _] Plaza Jrwrltr J.IBRARY PLAZA HOTBL All-Silk Chiffon -Three little words that mean a lot. They suggest new hosiery, smart hosiery. All the new attractive shades-gateau, log-cabin, beige-blonde, and sunburst. Beautiful seven-thread chiffons that give much service. SVA.NII'l'OIC · I $1.95 to $5.00 ~ at society home of entral' av. A fine pss Ethel rnes, Mrs. !ish, M.rs. ann. ed were: ~ Rimskyeg, and ~ by Mrs. r recou, and s a most Word has been received from California, that Bobby Barker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Barker, is very ill with measles. He will be confined to his bed for at least a month. The Barkers have many friends in the village, where they lived until two years ago. -oMr. and Mrs. Harvey F. Wynecoop and family are staying at the Library Plaza hotel until summer when they are planning to f!'O to Los Angeles for a year. The Walter A. Hannas have rented the Wynecoop · home .ilt 1044 Forest avenue. -oMrs. Paul L. Barrett returned about May 1, to her home at 801 Greenwood avenue after an extended visit in the south. After a short trip to Havana, ~he went to Florida where she passeo most of her time at Palm Beach. Mrs. Barrett left Wilmette, February 1. --oThe Order of Martha will hold a card party on Wednesday. May 14, at St. Francis' Assembly hall. The hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs . F. ]. Seng, Mrs. W. Ballard, Mrs. L. H. Sherwin. Mrs. C. A. Broad and Mrs. P. ]. Joyce. --oThe Crescent circle will give a luncheon for the North End circle on Wednesday, May 14, at t~e Congregational church at 1 o clock. A musical ;program has been planned. 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