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1 1e i*i 18 #4 ty $ 44 $ 3 t 4 %Mkmâ€"-thm”do-&dhmnt and with the name and address of the writer. They should reach the editor Wednésday noon to insure appearance in current issue. f PaAGE TWO Subscription Price, $1.50 per year Resolutions of condolence, cards of thanks, obituarics, notices of entertainments or other mm-ammtm:mhu:unmmm ‘The anteâ€"bellum days of historic St. Peter‘s Episcopal Church will be late this afternoon (Thursâ€" dayiflh when Rebececa Ann Matherâ€" Smith, of Columbia, Tenn., and Richâ€" ard Fletcher Baldwin, IH, of Fall River, Mass., will be united in marâ€" riage in a candleâ€"light ceremony reâ€" minig¢ent of the early days of the chureh. s * The wedding, which unites a scion of a prominent â€"family of the East to a belle of the South and West, is to be performed in the beautiful chapel of the church,. The quaintly beaqtiful church ‘is the outgrowth of the first Episcopal Church in this city, established in 1833 by the revâ€" ered . Bishop James H. Otey, first bishop of theâ€"diocese of Tennesce. ‘The ivyâ€"clad edifice, erected prior to the |Civil War, andg conforming to the architecture of that period, was uncr:s a hospital for Federal solâ€" diers during: that conflict. Since ‘he?&rfyo' nearly threeâ€"quarters of a century, it has been the scene of reâ€" The ceremony is to be witnessed by a host of friends of the young couple from all parts of the United States. The ritual will be said by the church m‘ the Reverend Henry Bell H ns. The hour will be 5:30 in the afternoon, with only the light of flickering candles, symbolic of a byâ€" gone day, to relieve the glowly gathâ€" ering dusk as the shadows of an early autumn lengthen into night. The bride, with her attendants, will enter from the left as one faces thcblur.'!'homtedchoiristosing the bridal chorus from "Lohengrin," but as the bride enters from the outer cloister, the only music will be that of the organ, played by Miss Camille Herndon, accomplished Colâ€" umbia musician. ' ‘ Ee OOCREE uP & E02. NERCT OCEAm S ies 0 (tee Coania s 4 ligious activities and has witnessed many brilliant weddings, of both the ‘Old South and the New. EL Attending: the bride as matrons ofts:or_winb.wsimrs. Mrs. Richard S. Bull, of Winnetka, and :2. James Allen Turner, of the e city. Miss Sara Ann Ridley, Local and Personal Aleyon PREE THEATRE PARKING SPACE Attendant in charge Highland Park, IL _ Tel 2400 AT ALL "Kiss & Make Up" ‘*‘We‘re Rich Again‘ ADMISSION q..uflh(ulvfiv.-dynh Marion Nixon, Reginald Denny Joan Marsh ’ A very, very funny yarn about a polo playing grandmother and her family. PAUL CAVANAGH im "The Notorious â€" Sophie Lang" "Stamboul Quest" Wed.â€"Thurs. Bept. 26â€"27 GERTRUDE MICHAEL Her besuty and wit baffle the police of two continents. COMING ATTRACTIONS W. C. Fieclds Baby LeRoy Judith Allien "THE OLD FASHIONED WAY" LeslieHoward BetteDavis Francis Dee idayâ€"Saturday . _ Sept. 21â€"22 EDNA MAY OLIVER CARY GRANT GENEVIEVE TOBIN â€"»Mon.â€"Twes. Sept. 23â€"24â€"25 MYRNA LOY GEORGE BRENT Otte Krueger ;l-fi-lvu- "PARIS JINTERLUDE® "HUMAN â€"BONDAGE® THE HICHLAND PARK PRESS A member of : + â€" «THE CHICAGO SUBURBAN QUALITY GROUP & Chicago Offices : 1016â€"17â€"18 Willoughby Tower j < ‘Telephone Central $855 of â€"a Last Time Tonite in _25C¢ 18, 1929, at the Post Office at Deerfleld, Ilinois. of Columbia, will serve as maid of honor, while bridesmaids will be Mrs. Dudley Onderdonk of Highland Park, Miss Harriet Jones of Columâ€" bia, Miss Evelyn Shapard of Columâ€" bia, and Miss Doris Laurenceâ€"Smith of Oakland, Fla. Flower girls will be neices of the bride, little Jennifer deBujac and Janâ€"Ann Turner, of W innetka f . Serving as best man will be Walâ€" ter F. Lineberger, Jr., of Montecito, Calif. The ushers will be John W. Mailliard, III, of San Franciseo; Perry A. Brayton, of Fall River, Mass.; E. Carlton Granberry Jr., of Greenwich, Conn.; David Terry Jr. of Little Rock, Ark.; Thomas P. Fletcher Jr. of Little Rock, Ark.; Winthrop Rockefeller of Néew York City; Walter M. Krements Jr. of Orange, N.J.; James Allen Turner of Winnetka; and Francis P. Garâ€" van of Long Island. ; *The brideâ€"toâ€"be is the charming and attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frederic Matherâ€"Smith of Columbia, Highland Park, ang Oakland, Fla. A resident of Colâ€" umbia during the spring and fall seasons since early girlhood, Miss Matherâ€"Smith has endeared herself to a wide circle of friends in Tenâ€" éssee. An accomplished musician and of much personal charm and magâ€" netism, she is a leader of the youngâ€" er social group. She has served for two years as president of the Girls‘ Cotillion Club of Columbia, and is a member of both the Daughters of the American Revolution and the United Daughters of the Confederaâ€" €¥. > .‘‘The bride will be given in marriâ€" age by her father, Charles Frederic Matherâ€"Smith, of Highland Park. â€" Mr. Baldwin, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fletcher Baldwin, II, of Fall River, Mass., and Little Rock, Ark., was educated in private schools and colleges here and abroad. He graduated from the Hotchkiss School, at Lakeville, Conn., in 1980. In 1930 and 1981 he attended the University of Geneva, in Switfier- land. For the next three years he attended Yale University,. He is a member of the Chi Psi fraternity. The rehearsal dinner was given by the bride‘s parents following the wedding rehearsal last evening, ¢ulâ€" minating a host of entertainments honoring the young couple during tde past two weeks.~ At this dinner Mr. and Mrs. Matherâ€"Smith enterâ€" tained, the bridal party at their beautiful home in Columbia, where they spend the spring and fall seaâ€" sons. Places were laid for twentyâ€" six persons. . ‘ Immediately following the wedâ€" ding ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Mather Smith will entertain with a reception at their home. There will be dancing afterward in an especially built paâ€" vilion on the spacious lawn, which is to be artistically lighted for| the occasion. Miss Helen Jean Abercromby has gone to Cedar Rapids, lowa, where she is entering her freshman year at Coe College. As a honeymoon trip, the young couple will take a leisurely, threeâ€" months‘ journey through South Amâ€" érica. | After the first of the year they will be at home at the Ambasâ€" sador East, in Chicago, where they will make their home. > This morning, Mr. and Mrs. James Allen Turner will be hosts at Rock Rest. | Lieut. and Mrs. Samuel C. Russell are enjoying a month‘s vacation visâ€" iting relatives and friends before leaving for a two year tour of duty in the Philippine Islands. Mrs. Rusâ€" sell is the former Anne J. Goelitz of Bannockburn. + ~ The girl employees of the Garnett Company entertained at a shower last evening at the home of Mrs. Barclay in Chicago, in honor of Miss Madeline Cortesi. Miss Cortesi was presented with a beautiful blanket. Miss Alma Rose Roth left Tuesâ€" day for New York where she will remain indefinitely with relatives and friends. The ~marriage of Miss Virginia Llewellyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Liewellyn of Prairie Ave., and Mr. Robert Hesler of Glencoe, took place Monday evening, Sept. 17, at 7 o‘clock in St. James Church, Highâ€" wood. Father Wiard read the servâ€" ice. The bride was charming in a dress of brown velvet with matching hat and accessories. She wore a corâ€" sage of yellow roses. Her only atâ€" tendant was the groom‘s sister, Marion Hesler, who was attired in black and gold satin with black hat and matching accessories. She wore a corsage of white roses. . William Hesler served his brother as best man. A reception followed the cereâ€" mony at the bride‘s home. Mr. and Mrs. Hesler are enjoying a wedding trip in northern Wisconsin and upon their return will reside with the bride‘s mother. Mrs. Hesler of Glenâ€" 6 North Michigan Avenue, Tel. State 6326 5 cents per single copy coe gave a .u.f‘:"‘- neous shower for the bride on September 5, and Mrs. A. Zoul entertAined at a miscellanâ€" eous shower for her last Wednesday eous shower f. evening. ~Ina Roine Of this city and Earl Harper of wood recently took out a marriage Jlicense in Wiaukegan. took part in the program. Mr. and Mrs, Graff of Lake Zurich have moved t0 Barrington where Mr. Graff will marinige the Grigsby farm. The Leo fi"z s of Vine Avenue have sold thgh home and are now living at the Chicago Beach Hotel in Chicago. ||| * | e e Lake in the Adirondack mountains where she s : her summer vacaâ€" tion. / MB The Daniel Gobb home on. Laurel Avenue has| leased for a year Ladies . . . You éouldn‘t buy them for this price if we hadn‘t made this specigl purchase! Sizes 14 to 40. 544 Speqm Group of New Fall DRESSES, $3.98 up ([) on Je PA COMPLETE tBit d 10. i i;“f # i K ) ApIR w B0 it §3 t â€" C O A TS ks t ho ;Eere's Everything Grand, Including the / â€"Price About These New Winter E Your Fall Things \ Been Cleaned? Be Needing Them soo0N NED skillfully, and arâ€" gally tailored. â€" made ir cold snaps that are land a coat you‘ll be ral Avenue CLEANERS & DYERS || No tol "North Shore‘s Most Popular Dry Cleaner" ridan Road Ray Molendi, Mgr. E:bofi D. Forgan hns Avenue, have or the presentation , Betty, to society on the evening of ) Saddle and Cycle er Margaret (Mrs. nith of Winnetka) any teas were alâ€" at they decided to AND MATERIAL €#0 Coats Relined Cl L THE PRESS :urned ‘‘Miss Edith Davis and Mrs. Edâ€" ward Dostalek entertained at a misâ€" cellaneous shower for Miss Dorothy Strenger of Ridgewood Drive, on Tuesday evening. Bridge and 500 were playedâ€"during the evening and the prize winners were Marion Rubâ€" ly, Katherine Berube, Mrs. g’e‘l:: Steffen, Mrs. P. H. Bollenbeck, |Ma@ Keller and Ruth Keller. Miss Strenâ€" ger is to be married Saturday,‘ Sept. 29, to George Keller of Evanston. "Miss Jane Robbins of Prospect Avenue, is attending Pine Manor at Boston, Maks., this year. . Miss Phydele Gourley of Cedar Avenue is entering Madison Univerâ€" sity this week where she will major in dancing. j ‘ to Mr. and Mrs. Schoenbord of New York. < Pauline Davis of Linden Avenue is continuing her studies at Lauâ€" rence College this year. _ _ _ | 'vwl‘fiu;â€"fivelyn Baake is resuming her studies at the University of IIlâ€" nois this week. t wl tup son of Milwaukee, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weyhe of Evanston over the week end. Whiye F After spending two weeks in Harâ€" risonburg, Va.. with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ritchie have arrived at Foley, Ala., where they intend to make their future home. â€"~‘Joseph Kral has returned to his home on South Green Bay Road folâ€" lowing. an appendectomy at the Highland Park Hospital, last v!eek. c _ Mr. and. Mrs. M. H. Conrad and daughter Eleanor were the guests of Phone Highland Park 1072 PRIVATE AND CLASS INSTRUCTION IN PIANO 284 East Park Avenue H.P. 3707 FLORENCE CHASE $25 and up Dperfiel#l Ph. Enterprise 1100 Mrs. William Burns of Woodstock on Monday. £ 3 ~ Jane Kornblith is entering her freshman year at Wellesley College, Wellpsley, Mass. | d My. and Mrs. J. J. Berube anâ€" ' the marriage of their daughâ€" ter Ruth Marie to J. N. Westcott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Westcott of Rutledge, Mo. The ceremony took place on Friday evening, Sept. 14, at St. Bernard‘s Rectory,. Chicago, in the presence of the immediate family. Rev. Raymond J. O‘Connor, Miss Edith Metcealf of County Line Road, has returned to Connecticut College for Women at New London, Conn. ; Miss Robbie Lou Schneider left Wednesday for Wellesley, Mass., where she will enroll for her sophâ€" omore year at Wellesley College. â€" "Mrs. Catherine Rhinehart, South Bend, Ind., was the weekâ€"end guest of Mrs. George F. Conrad. | Mrs.. John Erickson of Half Day is visiting friends in Highland Park this week. t3 d y Mr. and Mrs. Archer Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fausch of Minneapolis, Minn., spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Loomis. 8 Autumn .. LEONARD‘SL 503 Central Ave LILY BEAUTY SHOP 19 North Sheridan Road LILY BEAUTY SHOP BALLET â€" TAP â€" BALL ROOM and ACROBATICS Mildred Haessler Croquignole Permanents y No *‘ (Special from Sept. 20 to Oct. 31) Shampooâ€"Set and Manicure _ $1.00, Shampoo â€" Marcel and Manicure $125: These Specials on Mondays-Tuesc‘ays-WednesJays Corrective Work for Girls and Women _ sj Evening Classes for Adults 4* For Information Phone Highland Park 1 DANCE STUDIO Mrs. Rafferty < > Edyr'l Ehrens For Appointment Phone H.P. 2037 at 1737 Rice Street, Ravinia, II MONDAY, OCTOBER 1st announces the opening of her SPECIALS Classes in THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1984‘ Monday to Boston, Mass., where he tute of Technology. Hhmu.., ferred from Tuscon, Arigona. 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