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Miss Virginia Lee Graham, ber sis- ter, is to be mhaid of hotior. The bridesmaids include the bridegroom's sister, Miss Helen Wigglesworth, and the following girls, most of ý'whom have -been l 'ife-long freinds of, Miss Graham: Miss- Betty Lee, Titus, a, schoolmate at Briarcliff,, who cornes from South, Charleston, Ohio; Miss Katherine Keitb, from . Buffalo, N.; Y.; Miss Marianne Hoover of Ev- anston; Miss Elizabeth Quinlan of Wilmette, and Miss Susan Turney of Glencoe, Mr. Wigglesworth bas cbosen bis brother, ,Robert . Wigglesworth of Boston, to serve as. bis :best man. The ushers are John Wolf of Wil-, mette, Theodore 'Matthews of, Ev- anston,-Robert Nelson of Kenilworth, Curt, Tathani of Glencoe, William Dickerman of' New York, City, and Gordon Hall Hayes of Buffalo;.cousin of. the bride. Miss Titus, Miss Keitb, and Mr. Hayes are to be bouse guests and are arriving in time for sone . of the parties that have been arranged for the young people. Miss Graham bas been feted with some kind 'of a party nearly every day since bher ýweddinig intvitations have been iss.ued. Miss Mary Katherine. Gleason of Wilmette was hostess at a hosiery shower Tuesday of this week. Miss Su- san Turney and Miss Christine Irwin' gave a bridge luncheon and costume acces sory shower at the home of Miss Irwin's aunt, Mrs. Martha Ben- son, at Gagemere Farm at Grays Lake. Miss June Whitworth of Ra- vinia, forrnerly of Glencoe was bost- ess Thursday at a-most unique glass sbower at Skokie Country club. Miss -Harriet Sandberg bas chosen Satur- day, July 1, to give a pantry shower.- Mrs. John. L. Griffith of Walden'. road, Winnetka, is having a mothers' and. daughters'> luncheon bridge, and miscellaneous shower for Miss Gra- ham. Miss Sally Clark and Miss" Elizabeth Quinlan are giving a kitchen sbower julv 6. Mr. and Mrs. garclen. The arrangement and the container will counit for a gÔôd deal, according to the women planning the exhibit. T1he show is sponsored by the Winnetka Garden club and wil take place at.the James Kellogg estate, 80 L ocust rôad. Mrs. Robert Gardner,' the general chairman, reports. that entries, are coming in well and t 'hat- many more garden owners bave indicated their intention of, entering. the exhibit. Blanks may still be. secured fron. Mre. Gardner by residents1 of- any of the north shore villages, and are to be- returned to ber at 94, Indian Hill road by Jtily. 3. The cluùb is lookinig for the samie keen. interest that was displayed' in Iast year's show, when even more entries :were received from villages outside Winnetka than from, the one in wbich the show was held. Tbe > activity attendant .upon any show «Of the scope of the flower ex- bibit wilI béenehanced by the* pres- once on the. grounds of .a band of strolling Spanish singers. Mrs. Herbert Taylor, 031 Abbots- ford road, Kenilworth," vas hostess to her luncheon and bridge, club on Tuesday, June 27. Maurice Harmon Karker are enter- taining for Miss Graham and Mr. Wigglesworth at a dinner dance Sat- urday, July 8, and Mr. and Mrs. Graham are giving the bridai dinner Monday evening, july 10, at the Edgewater Beach botel. Mr. and Mrs. James R Henry of Glencoe will give a buffet supper for 'the bridal party Tuesday evening before. the rebearsal. *Miss Graham is a Kappa Kappa Gamma f rom Northwestern univer- sity, and Mr. Wiggidsworth is a, Delta Kappa Epsilon from. the Massachusetts Institute of. Tech- nology.in Boston. A dditional Society News on Next Page The 936 North 1Michigan Avo.. CLOTHES CHICAGO R CK Tbe New Shop Across Fromn TheDrk Te SPORTS 976. Linn Avenu. SHOPHUBB0 .ARD WO.ODS The SPORTS, 265 Market Square SHOP LAKE FOREST' SMART CLOTHES FOR TOWN and COUNTRY Printed and Plain Sheers and Silks, Af ternoon and Evening Gows.. Sport.swear Redlu'ced, DRESSES-Formerly $5 .95 Now $4.50 to > 2.95and up to $16,50 (Sizes 12 to .42) Soinda yb R. K.WHUTAKER COMPANY A»eiwnt#e t 841 EIm Street Pone 3250 WINNETKA, ILLINOiDS SALE NOW IN PROGRE.SS