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December 6, 1929 W·ILMETTE LIFE 55 The wedding of Miss Florence Selzer daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Selzer, 1601 Walnut avenue, Wilmette and Edward Schwall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwall of Techny, Ill., took place Wednesday morning, I\ ovember 27, at St. Joseph's church, Wilmette, at 9:30 o'clock. The Rev. J. A. Neumann officiated at the ceremonv which was followed by a wedding breakfast for twenty-five guests at the home of the bride's parents. In the evening there was a larger reception for seventy friends and relative s, a buffet supper, and dancing. The bride wore a gown of white sat!n and a white tulle veil caught to a smc.ll cap of real lace trimmed with oran~e blossoms. She carried a large shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Frances Selzer, who attended her sister as maid of honor. wore a gown of yellow georgette and held a bouquet of white roses and \'ellow chrysanthemums. Orchid ·and pink georgette frocks were \\·orn by the bridesmaids, Miss Barbara Schw:1ll and Miss Josephine Schwall. sisters of the groom, and who carried bouquets of white roses and chrysanthemums. Mr. Schwall had as his best man, his brother, William Schwall. The ushers included Roman and Lc Rov Selzer. brothers of the bride. The bride and groom are now at home to their friends in their ne \\' h· completed residence in X orthhrnok. - Florence Selzer DEVELOPS TANK TEAM Becomes Bride of Coach Vance Preparea Evanaton HiRh . Edward Schwall Title School Swimmera in Hope of Taking Again vv: Good swimming teams are getting to be. as much of a tradition at Evanston H1gh school as they have been at Nor~hwestern university since Tom Robmson became coach Y\'ith many of last ye.ar's championship troupe back again, ·Coach C. F. V~n~e transferred his interests from gnd1ron to pool last Saturday and is ?ev~loping another strong tea~. Talk IS nfe at the high school for another Subu.rban league title in swimming dep~ndmg on whether the boys keep eligible. Bill Holmes, holder of the Suburban league record in the 100-yard free style, and Jim Bowman, league record holder for the 100-yard backstroke will be out again to better their ow~ marks. Harry Eisner, Ken Mertz and McCurdy are other veterans who race in the free-style events, and Foster and Banks will support Bowman in the backstroke. Chester Taylor and George Fuggitt lead the list of breaststrokers. Vance hopes to develop place-winning fancy divers out of Fogarty, Fee and George Borrowman. With the variety of talent on hand ; a good 160yard relay and good medley relay teams seem likelv. Senior and junior teams \\·ill be built to compete in a series of dual matches, the fir st of which will be with Deerfield, Jan. 7. The team will participate in the Cook county meet at the Uni· ,·ersity of Chicago Jan. 10 and at the national interscholastic at Nortlnn~st ern late in March . ~fr. and Mr s. Charles K. \\'alton of Berwick, Pa .. are the guests for several \\'Ceks of their son and. his family, the R. A. \Valtons, 1607 Fore.st avenue. A SALE OF FLOOR COVERINGS A Buying Opportunity Oflered No need for much talk! To appreciate the values offered, one must see and investigate QUALITY. The quality of a bargain is not determined by what you pay for, but by what you get for what you pay. RUGS - CARPETS - LINOLEUMS Test the Quality of These Bargains Slater Bargains Are Genuine Carl Von Ammon, son of ~[ r. and WM~ University 3130 l\f rs. Ernest C. Von Ammon, 568 Elm Winnetka and Leon Dickinson c,f vVinnetka have heCJl pledged re· cc ntly to the Psi Upsilon fr a t c rnit~r at \Villiams colleg-e. ~treet, SLATER, JR~ "FLOORCRAFT" 1616 Sherman A. venue, Evanston Copeland Produets, lne. "For Those Who Want the Finest" Anuounce that the ollforthe·n Illinois - Modern Rome Utilities Company is the Exclusive Distributor for their products ·C oPELAND DEPENDABLE ELECTRICAL REFRIGERATION for the North Shore District * * * * DIRECTORS CoPELAND PRoDucTs. INc. See Our Display at DIRECTORS MoDERN HoME UTILITIES CoMPANY of N orthertl llli·ois John C. Dillon William A. Dyche John F. Hahn Peter N. Jans Emil A. W. Johnson George A. Kearney Fred J. Klhm Clinton Merrick Dr. W . L. Noble William H. Noble George A. Paddock Walter G. Pierce Sidney S. Porter .Johh P. Randlev Charles H. Reynolds Herbert S. Simpson Charles N. Stevens Charles S. Wallace Daniel S. Wentworth .James T. Wray Louis Ruthenburg, P.r esident Edwin W. Atwood Frederick A. Bauer Edwin H. Brown Frank D. Buckingham Henry T. Cole Paul H. Deming C. Wilbur Miller Dr. Fred T. Murphy Walter Robbins Merlin Wiley William Robert Wilson 1740 SHERMAN AvE; (One Block North of the Postoffice) EVANSTON . GREENLEAF 11 0707-0708 WINNETKA 3484 M odern Home l.lJifities) Insure Health, C om/ort and Economy in Your Home"