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Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas J. Prindiville of New Yôrk,,formerly"o!. Chicago, wifl be rnarried on Tuesday morn- ig :May >30, at 11:30 o'clock, ithe St. Francis .Xavier church. in- Wil- mette. The ceremoriy is to be. fol- lowed by a reception and. breakfast a.t.Shawnee Country club. Miss Joyce will be attended by Miss Jule Cavanagh as maid -of honor, and the bridesmaids will be Mliss Nona Benninghoven, Miss Etosemary Doyle,,Miss E9mily Rich- ards, Miss Jane Molyneaux, and Miss Jean Younglov-e. eillie Drake, cousin o! the bride,. wiil be the ring bearer. Mr. Prindiville will have Henry Prindiville Baby serve him as best man, and the ushers Will be John T. Connery, Il, Frank B. 'Na jrne, ir., tG&rgeËric" 'Drake, Nelson, Thomasson, III and Jay Klapp. The rrost recent events in honor of Miss Joyce and her fiancé, events which commenced early in April and included luncheons, showers, and cocktail parties, have been the tea given by Mis. John Boylston i her home in Wifrnette Friday of last week; the cocktail party the fol- lowing day with Mr. and Mr$. Henry éuuwraungl.i~oves of ulencoe;;the dfruner Monday nlght which had the John A. Breens of Winnetka as host and hostess; the luncheon,.May 23, at which Mrs. Myles Phillips .was hostess at her home in Wilrnette. Events still to corne include the' tea at which Mis. Fred D. Breit of an's club last Feiday night, following the. On -To-New Trier party, for North Shore Young people. The samne or- chestra playing for. the junior group remnained to provide.the. music for the'thirty-fçQur members of the senior class. Plans have been made for the aduit class, to'continue another year. In charge -of the. party Fridcly night wereMr. nd Ms A. V. Gruhn 'and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Claar. wcLs Miss Vigina Rin~son. uer parents are Mr. and MTs. Lau- rance B. Robinson of Rockford, and Mr. Barrett is a son of Mr.' and Mra. Art hur M. Barrett of Winnetka. The young couple have motored to California on their wedding trip and will be at home in Et'anston next month. Gcids Hill Dance The committee chairmen for, the annual Gads Hill dance were invit- ed, with their husbands, to attend a party held Wednesday evening at the home of the general chairman, Mrs. William Vernetson Carrol, Jr.. at the annual meetig of the Friends of Lake Bluff orphanage at 10ý o'clock. Wednesday, 'May 31, at the home of one of the patronesses, Mrs. Ernest Hunt, 142 Abingd on avenue, Kenilworth., This meeting will close the activities of the ýgroup for: thé year. Serving. as assisting hostesses for this luncheon and sewing W#1l. be Mrs.-J. D. Laux,, Mrs,. Jamnes H. Prindle,, Mrs.. Andrew Peterson, Mrs. A. F. Sehumacher, and Mrs. IR'. E. Lindorif. -Mrs. Vilas Johnson has been re- Sponsors Dssrt rde 1cepresident of th~eorgahiza.. The Fourth division of the Wil- A. :F. Sehumacher, vice-presidenit; mette Parish MetÉodist church gave Mrs. James H. Prindie, recording a dessert luncheon at, the, home o! ertrMs .M aloCr Mis. IKerton C. Underwood, 75 Robs- rson secretary . .M. ausncr- art road, enilworth on Friday, H . W.Chaoqut, rasrr 'IaùjTêY About' twenty-t hr ,ee tables Commîttee chairmen for next year were in play. Assisting hostesses nld: MsA.RyFde, were Mrs. Horace Young. Mrs. A-cade: anMis. R . ay Fid, E. Kimbail, Mrs. Franklin P. W caimn.adMr.R.M Bzr liams. and Mrs. Raymond K. Lake. adMs .H ak ocare Picnkc or me VprojVeIt vuLImitee;±-vrs., George R. Blackburn, social service chairman for Lake Bluff orphanage: Mis. William Arnold, social service chairman for the Lydia Home for, irch Childien: Mis. Frank Kreissl, social ~ ~ vrs. Williaam S chairman for Evý L. Aistr in. publ: B ride ini Summer 't he North Shore. ýn, and chair dacaty -. ~W. ifor M arriage of Winnetkans To Tae Place in Auaust 50