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November 2, 1928 WILMETTE LIPE 13 "Lee Kids" to Appear C hristensens Tell in Penon at Gnnada of Two Weddings Jane and Catherine Lee, popularly, Within Same Week known in the movies as the "Lee Kids," Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Christensen of 724 Twelfth street have announced the marriages of their daughter, Irma, and their son, LeRoy, both events taking place within the past two weeks. Miss Irma Christen:;en and Mattie Thalman of Gross Point were married at 8 o'clock Wednesday night, October 24, in Waukegan. They are living with Mrs. Thalman's parents until they find a suitable residence. ·LeRoy Chri.;tensen and Miss Emma Jensen of Veile, Denmark, were married at 3 o'clock last Saturday afternoon at 924 Westlawn avenue, Racine. They were married in the home of friends with whom Miss Jensen had been living since her arrival from Denmark. The couple are at home to their friends at 1223 Lathrop avenue, Racine. A wedding dinner was given Sunday in Mr. and Mrs. Chri.;tensen's home for the immediate relatives of the Christensen and Thalman families in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Thalman. will appear in person at the Granada theater for one week beginning this Saturday, November 3, in Charles Kaley's new stage show entitled, "Eyes East." The screen offering for the week · at the Granada will be ucaptain Swagger," with Rod LaRocque and Sue Carol, the former Chicago girl, in the leading roles. Mr. LaRocque is seen as a 4aring aviator, who, ·s omewhere in France~ saves the life of the dangerous German aviator, Von Stahl, making the latter eternally grateful. Back in America Captain Swagger runs into hard times-and Sue Arnold (otherwise Sue Carol), who is also intimately acqainted with them. She is a cabaret dancer out of work. Captain Swagger is well known and popu]ar with cafe managers as well as the public, so he and Miss Sue join forces. Holdups and pawnshops and a miscellany of happenings finally throw the two into each other's arms for good. cAnnouncement Mrs. Rachel Kanter Schallmann announces the opening of The Rachelle Studio at Four Fifteen .Fourth Street, Wilmette, Ill., featuring . Occasional Furniture, Lamps, Mirrors, French Commodes, Objects of Art, Alabaster · Figures, Paintings~ Etchings. Gifts /or all occasions and specializing in furnishing homes complete. Your inspection is cordially invited. Phone Wilmette 608 Open Evenings until9 o'clock - · Mrs. Roy Bowers Visits With Wilmette Friends Mrs. Roy Bowers of Lakewood, Ohio. has been the houseguest of Mrs. C. A. Eldridge, 1029 Lake avenue. until today when she returns to her home. The Rev. Mr. Bowers was pastor of the Wilmette Congregational church for many years. One novel entertainment given for Mrs. Bowers was a meeting of the old Wilmette club called the "Bookworms" on Wednesday afternoon. The members attended a matinee performance of the theatre and met their husbands for dinner in town. Among those entertaining for her were Mrs. E. Anderson of 1123 Elmwood avenue who gave a family dinner party and Mrs. Eldridge who entertained a few of her old friends at luncheon and bridge. RUMMAGE SALE . of Furniture and Clothes Friday and Saturday November 9th and lOth at 1615 Benson Ave., Evanston given for St. Francis Xavier Church Wilmette Mrs. Sackett's Play Presented in Chicago "Land's End," a play by Mrs. Shelton Sackett of Evanston which was presented recently at the Economy Shop Gift tea, was given again last Wednesday afternoon at the meeting of the Woman's club of Chicago in the clubrooms in t~ . e Fine Arts building. On Wednesday morning the cornerstone of the new Woman's club building at Eleventh street and Michigan boulevard was laid, the ceremony being followed by a luncheon and the club meeting. Mrs. ]. C. Ewell, Mrs. John Boddie, Mrs. C. C. Henderson, and Mrs. Robert Dultea are members of the cast. Here's What Evanston Women Are Saying: We can even tell by the appearance of the nuts when our hostess serves nuts from the Billy Boy Nut Kitchen-they·re so different. And when we taste that delightful flavor, we recognize instantly the freshness-the crispness and the unusual de'liciousness of the nut from Drum and Bu~rle Corps to Perform at Morton Grove The Drum and Bugle corps of Wilmette Post of the American Legion will journey to Morton Grove this Saturday evening to participate in an initiatory ceremony conducted bv the People's Gas company Post. Officers of the Drum and Bugle corps will have correct information later today concernin~ thP. hour of departure from Wilmette, it is explained. BILLY BOY NUT KITCHEN North Shore ·Hotel Baildiae 519 Daria St. 1 HALOWE'EN HOSTESSES Miss Marjorie Jane Hecht, 1042 Greenwood avenue, and Miss Jane Thompson, 811 Ashland avenue, are 2ivinl!' a Hallowe'en party tonight in Miss Thompson's home. A. W. Hannah, 256 Woodstock avenue, Kenilworth, has returned from his winter home in Pasadena. He exects to be her~ about two weeks. Phoae Greenleaf 30M Open Evening· Till 1o-Sundaya to 9 FRESH EVERY HOUR