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Is HeId in Carden Following their wedding Saturday, H4erbeért Thorp Lunidahi' anîd bis bride,1the formnerArchla, Anderson of Winnetka, drove to the Lawsonia club for the week-. end.,an are spending the remnainder of the.,month mtr through Wisconsiù.ý They plan to retuirn--about Septemiber 1 to be with the Arch. Andersonsof 874 Hilli road for a month, until they. can- occup y their, own apartment. For tbeir wedding, wbich took place in the garden of the Anderson home, the bride wore a tightt-1tiig own of crearn Chantilly lace, mnade witb a high neck, long sleeves and train, and fastened down the, back .with little satin buttons. Her fingertip tulle veil fell from a topknot arrangement of pearlized orange blossomns, and ber bouquet was of white orchids and les of the valley. Blue lace fashioned tbe gown of dte natron of hionor, the bride's sis- Precedes OstromCopthorne Wedding Copthorne's Frances MN1issç friends have already starte(l the round. of parties that wvilI precede ber marriage to Charles Renniolds Ostrom. of WT1ilmette. Late in JuIy M'rs., D. Mr., Hainilton of,,Wilnmette was hostess at. the. first of tlie parties, a niisellaneous s,.Chomer anid bridge, and XVednesday of last week Miss _Ada Jane Reasner of. Huhhard l Woods gave.a tea a nd .persod shover. Tu.esdav even ing Mrs. jack Houd of Glenlcoe .vas hos--tess ata hosiery shower. * Miss Margaret, Wegîier of \Vilmette baýs invitcd a group of young people to ber summer'borne àt Pistakec bay, Saturday afternoon of this week, for swinlming and supper. Sunday, August 30, Miss Balhatchet-wiIl bave a breakfast party and sbower at bier home in Wilmette. The wedding, a small one attended only by the families and a few close friends, will take'place at 8:30 Wednesday evening, September 16, in the chapel of the Winnetka Congregational church, with D)r. Samuel Hark, fowers. ' The fuchsia was repeated in the velvet.sashes. Loose 'armfuls ofI garden flowers were their bouquets. The bridesmaids were Miss Jane Lundahi of Kenilworth, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Marion Bard of Highland Park, Miss Nancy Lewis of Evanston, and Miss Gretchen Onderdonik, Miss Gene Boyd, and Photo by DuBos-The Drake A4sirnply fashioncd got'.if crèani Chantilly lace was chosci, by Miss .- rchla Anîderson for lier mcrriage Saturda3' to Herbert Tlîor# Lundahi of Keottlz'ortlî. A fiîîgertip tulle vcil and a bouquet, of white orchids and liliès' tf the valle>' completedl her costume. Tizeir zteddiîzg, in. the garden of the Arch Anderson lhomern Iyi iika, is l'eiuzg follo-wed by a z(,cddliinptrip M, M iss Nancy Thomas, of Winnetka.' If sisin Joyce de la Vergne, in ber role of Mrs. Donald Macdonald (Ja 1ne Copthorne) of Ravinia wiIl be the matron of bonor, and another sister of the bride, Miss Louise Coptborne, will be a bridesmaid. Miss Reasner and Miss Daphne Bjorklund of Tu~lsa, OkIa., a Delta Gammna sororit-v sister of the bride, will be the bridesmaids. MNr. Ostrom, who is the soni of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Ostrom of U1S I~E aturday evenmng, and is beîug S~~~~O Mr. and Mrs. Emnanuel E. 1 Veiller, - Mr. and Mrs. George joned 1'riday Dy 'ber h sband. *Mrs. de le Vergne and her augbter will 72() Lak-e avenue, will be at bomne in'- 1530> Highland avenue, wei return next week tot ieir home in formally to their friends on Sunday bostess at a dinner and Beverly Hiis, Calif. evening, August 23. twenty guests. 8Give Supper Party o, Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Cbit tick, and. 1520 Highland avenue, gave a supper for bridge forten of their. friends Iast Saturday evening.