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At the home of the bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson, in Riverside, at 8 o'clock Saturdayevening will take place thé weddmgfi of*Misg Loise Abrahamson, p, daughter.,of Mrs. AlfredAbraham.- son of Chicago, andi Hortün Kauf. man, Son of Mr. and ýMrs. S. I., Kaufnian, 515 Washington avenue, Wilmette. The ceremony will be peirformnedi by Dr. Louis F. Lesemann of Gar- r ett Biblical institute,',who also mar- ried the bridegrooms mother and father,: and at 8:30 o'clock wili be -followed by a small reception. Attending the bride will be Mrs. Edwin W. Sima, Jr., of Chicago, andi Mrs. Richard Culver of Chii- cago, the former Ray Berison of Kerlilworth. Jack H. Kauman of ma n,- with the, bride's two brothers. Alfredi andi Raymond, serving as ashers. Saturday -evenirig a week ago, Mr. andi Mrs. Jack Kaufman, entertaineti at a party for Miss Abrahamson and her fiancé, andi last S a t urda y niglit Mr. and Mrs. Sima were host and hostess at a dinner party at the ErnPire rooxn of the Palmer House. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ric-ha r Cul- * Following their wedding trip Mr. Kaufman and his bride will live on * he near north side in Chicago. ner a: 5:30 o'clock Mopday, Feb- ruairy 6, at the Olti Dominion Tea roomn in Evanston. Special notices of the meeting are being sent to al members of the study group, but at- tendance Is also open to ail those affiliated i wth the Progressive Edu- cation association. ,Reservations for dinner -are to be made by Saturday, February 4; with Mrs. Mueller of Evanston.. .Miss Frances Lethlean of the Gien- coe public sçhools will review the latest books in the school of speech, and wvill point outrecient trends.and developmnents in the field. Open dis- cussion will follow the program. To.Marry Mrs. William P. Regan, 1521 Hfigh- landi avenue, Wilmette, announces the engagement of lier daughter, Eleanor, to Arthur H. Hawkinson, son of Mrs. Gerda Hawkinson,', 1610 Spencer avenue, Wilmette. No date has been set for the wedding. lni Charge of Dance ' Missionary Society Prograrm Is Surprsg ivir an r.,Luuy w. FrenIchfl0 Morton Grove announce thé en- gagement of their darLghter, Evelen Ma'rie, to James H. Kraft- hejérsonfl -Mr.ad ~M ae M. K'rafthe fer of 901 Oakwood avenue, Wilmette. Th.e wedding u'ill take place in June. SkoI:e Valley D.A.R. Luncheon to Be in City raors, regent of the chap- be in charge of the meet- >'ock. Lincoln's and Wash- birtlidays .will be honoreti. intment of the nommnating ýe andi the election of dele- the state conference anad onal Congress wilI take the meetinm. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Laughll- of Panama' City, Fia. arrived in Chicago Sunday toô-be here for the wedding: of their daughter, Miss Vir- ginia Catherin Williaths, andti Her- bert John. Prussing, Jr., of Kenil- Worth, on Wednesday, February 8., The, ceremony adrecepti 1on, at- tended only by relatives and àa few, close.friends, wiil take place at 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon at the, home, of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and IMrs. Herbert J. Prussing, 549 Earl- st.on, road. Kenilworth. The bride wiIl be given away by' her brother-1-awd Tracy Brooks of Chicago. her sister, Mrs. Brooks,, serving as matron of honor. M r Prussing will have Albert Hafendor- fer of Chicago as his best mnan. Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs, Pru§ingwil!give the bridail dinner atheir home. That same afternoon Miss Patricia Buckley of Chicago will entertaih at a tea and miscel- laneous shower for the bride, and On Sùnday Mr. and Mrs. William Davis Ward, Jr.- of Wilmette are givjng a tea and kitchen shower. - l-j resnte uy the UIee club f the Chicago College club. Mrs. William C. Nuelseni will present, a paPer a t 11:15 Friday morning, Feb- ruary 3, and the club will illustrate, with a few selections- That evening at 7:30 the club willj have a Library Coffee House Pro- narley L. ,men of the el 1 ly Warwîck. ani at the Orrii this winter. ùr n"Éf M4.0 , n.... Tir