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fls o2 ~ | wl i He; / en WINTERâ€"LENINGTON NUPTIALS ‘The wedding of Miss Theo Perry Winters, daughter of Mrs. Leander LeRoy Winters and the late Mr. Lenington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lenington of Chicago, took m&hhy afternoon at 4:30 in ‘Trinity Episcopal church. ‘The Rev. Christoph Keller officiated. ‘The bride wore a chalk white meâ€" dieval gown with a tulle veil. She was given in marriage by her brotherâ€"inâ€"law Mr. Flavel Robertson of Kansas City, Mo. Her attendants were Miss Donna yy,, â€" Boynton of this city as maid of |p pf honor and Miss Nancy Robertson, iy, a the bride‘s niece, as bridesmaid. fy,, ‘They wore gowns of yellow taffeta M. F and carried old fashioned bou@uets. /rf" y Mr. Theodore Osborn of Highâ€" land Park was the groom‘s best man and the ushers were Rolu:-tL Seyfarth of Highland Park, George ; Mr. and Mrs. Lenington ~will :i:!h their home on the near North e. Lake Forest DADE EPSTEIN WINS PRIZE Dade B. Epstein Jr., 2215 Oak Knoll terrace, a student at the Chiâ€" eago Academy of Fine Arts, was awarded second prize for his poster submitted in a nation wide contest conducted among art school stuâ€" dents by the Latham foundation of ‘Oaklarid, Calf. Mr. â€"Epstein was one. of two academy students amortg the prize winners. He will be an exhibitor in the annual show of students‘ work to be held in the academy studios, 18 South Michiâ€" g:; :vem;e, Chicago, June 3, 4, 5 a # ELIZABETH SLEEMAN WEDS, MAY 22 A very quiet wedding was solemâ€" nized Saturday, when Miss Elizâ€" abeth Sleeman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Thomas B. Sleeman, 826 N. Green Bay road, became the bride of Robert E. Sherman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard H. Sherman of Ever see a vitamin? No. Nor have you tasted one. Yet vitamins are present in much of the food you cat and the milk you drink. Sometimes, though, in periods of unusual stress and strain, our sysâ€" tems demand an extra store of these vital vitamins. Then we turn to food concentrates, rich in vitamins. If you lack energy, your Doctor may prescribe an additional allowance of vitamins. Remember, when he does, that our stock of food conâ€" centrates is fresh and complete. Thursday, Friday, Saturday May 27â€"28â€"29 CAROLE LOMBARD . FRED MacMURRAY CHAS. BUTTERWORTH A scintillating comedy of compliâ€" gations in law and love! Tel. H. P. 2400 â€" Highland Park, II1 . â€" Admission 30¢â€"10¢ SBunday â€" Monday â€" Tuesday _ May 30â€"31, June 1 (CONT. PERFOMANCE MONDAY FROM 2:80) Eve Performances 7:15 and 9:15 â€" Sat.â€"Sun.â€"Hol. 2:30 continuous ADDED: OUR CANG comEDY ROBBRT TAYLOR JEAN HARLOW "Swing High, Swing Low" PHARMACISTS "Personal ITAL A L CY O N of . Witkowsky, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore, Mr, and Mrs, H. Baker, Mrs. Helen Kreker, Mrs. R. A. Wood, Dr. J. D. DeLee, ‘ MYRA JANE HUTTON ENGAGED Woodstock. ‘The service was read by the Rev. Louis W. Sherwin. Imâ€" ‘mediately after the service Mr. and ‘Mrs. Sherman went to their new ‘home in Bloomington, where Mr. Sherman has been employed as District manager for the Pontiac Motor division, Chicago zone. They ‘are planning a trip to New York ‘the latter part of the summer. Among the old residents who are ‘returning to the Moraine hotel ‘within the next month are: Mr. and rs. 8. H. Foreman, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Clippinger, Mrs. J. Wineman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Fullerman, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Goldsmith, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Mandelbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Osâ€" [ car Strand, Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Havâ€" <rle, Mr. and %n. Auerbach, Mr. {and Mrs. David , Mr. and Mrs. I W. 5 Swarksohié My and NMivs. T. , _ Mrs, W. P. Cutler and daughter Ann have rented their home at 403 8. Sheridan road and have moved ‘to an apartment with Mrs. Gray at 866 Ravine drive. s12 0109000 omcs mall. _ ,_ Virginia Evans, 120 Clifton ave., had as cher guest the past week !Doris Lyon of Paris, France: Doris [is a very interesting young person in as much as she can speak four ‘languages fluently. _ During the past year she has been attending _school in France, but when she reâ€" , turns to Europe in the fall she will |go to school in Florence, Italy. / ‘Mrs. Jerry Leaming is in the LAST YEARS RESIDENTS RETURN TO MORAINE _ Mr.. and Mrs. Flavel Robertson ‘and daughter Nancy who were in Highland Park over the weekâ€"end ‘to attend their sister Theo Winter‘s wedding have returned to their home in Kansas City, Mo. The engagement of Miss Myra Jane Hutton,‘ daughter of Mrs. Lydia V. Hutton of the Homestead, Evanston‘ to James Edwin Sunderâ€" land, son of Mrs. Edwin M. Sunderâ€" land of Omaha, Neb., . was anâ€" nounced at a luncheon Saturday at the Homestead. Miss Hutton and her fiance both were graduated from Northwestern university with Phi Beta Kappa honors, She was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorâ€" ority, and he of Sigma Chi farternâ€" ity. The wedding will take place October 9. go to school in Florence, Italy. , ‘Mrs. Jerry Leaming is in the ‘Highland Park hospital where she (underwent an appendectomy Sunday levening. Mrs. Leaming is getting ‘along nicely. : ‘ C. Keith Grant will serve as an usher at the wedding of Miss Barâ€" bara Devine and Edward J. Burâ€" nell, Jr., of Chicago which will take place Saturday, June 19th at St. Luke‘s proâ€"cathedral in Chicago. . Mrs. Sterling Warren and three (children of Bayside, Long Island is ‘visiting her mother Mrs. L. L. Winâ€" ‘ters. Mrs. Warren came here from ‘the east for her sister‘s wedding last Saturday. * C kx Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell (Dania Mavor) will spend the weekâ€" Wed.â€"Thursday June DOUBLE FEATURE Filmed by Special Permission of Pope Puls XI! x An Authentic and Beautiful Film ‘Cloistered‘ pounding adventure! ‘The most unusual picture ever mde of the intimate lives of the Excitement COMPLETE PERFORMANCESâ€" T:18 wnd 9 :45 KAREN MORLEY "The Girl of a Cloistered Convent! 4* June 2â€"3 pulseâ€" Miss Mary Richards of Laure! avenue will return Saturday from Rochester, N.Y., where she attended a conference. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Mavor. Mrs. Nancy McPherson Hise will entertain at ‘luncheon next Thursâ€" day preceding the card party at the Moraine hotel. ~ end with Mrs, Mitchell‘s parents Mr. and Mrs. Beneke have ‘reâ€" turned from Sarasota, Florida. Mrs. Robert Slayback of 8. Sheriâ€" dan road will entertain at luncheon Tuesday. £ eb Mrs. Matt Maiman entertained at a bridgeâ€"shower for Mrs. Gordon Segert Tuesday evening. Mrs. Abram Hoffman will enterâ€" tain at Juncheon bridge Tuesday for her mother, Mrs. William Barâ€" tron. Miss Nellie Carlin who has spent the winter at Miami Beach, Florida has returned to her home on Bronâ€" son lane. Mrs, William Bartron of Frankâ€" furt, Ind. is visiting her â€"daughter Mrs. Abram Hoffman of Ravine drive for two weeks. Miss Irene Pynnonen of N. Linâ€" den avenue leaves the first week in Mrs. Clark Wright of the Highâ€" land Park high school entertained the board members and faculty at tea last Monday for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sandwick, who left Tuesâ€" day for a ‘six months sojourn in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Leonard enâ€" tertained at a bridge party Saturâ€" day evening. ® Miss Elyse Rinkenberger, dramaâ€" tic instructor at the Highland Park high school resumed her duties Monâ€" day after spending the past two weeks at home with an infeeted foot. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Clark of Ridgeâ€" wood drive entertained forty guests at midnight supper Saturday, the occasion being their silver wedding anniversary. ‘The Saturday previâ€" ous they were the guests of honor of eighty people at the Community House in Winnetka and were preâ€" sented with a silver tea service. Miss Maryann Peters, senior at the Highland Park high school reâ€" ceived a scholarship to Stonley colâ€" lege, Rye, N.H. Katherine M. Johnston has been appointed women‘s editor of the Gargoyle, monthly student humor magazine at the University of Michigan. 2 Mrs. Sophie Lauridson and Mrs. Syson sailed Saturday from New York for Europe where they will spend the summer in the Seandinâ€" avian countries: Helen Cawley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Cawley, 965 N. St. Johns ave., Highland Pul% was one of 150 high school students and graduates who visited Lake Forest college for the annual college day program, Saturday, May 22. Mrs. Werner Wiebolt entertained the Chicago Symphony committee at a lovely luncheon Wednesday, May 19. . Mrs. Bartolomay Osborn head of all the womens committees for the orchestral association was guest of honor. Mrs. Wiebolt and her committee, Mrs. F. Norwood Bard, Mrs. Howard Detmar,â€" Mrs. Herbert Kerber, Mrs. J..D. Laurie, Mrs. F. L. McClure, Mrs. Edward Roachs Mrs.. Konrad Schreier, Mrs. F. E. Sincere, Miss Jean Williams aim to reach all who might be interested as new subscribers for next seasons concerts. If you would like to know what seats can be obtained for and those available call Mrs. Edward Roach,° H.P. 1461, or Mrs. Konrad Schreier, H.P. 362. Mariage licenses were taken out in Waukegan recently by: Walter A. Dziadula of Chicago and Lillian Emma Walak of Highland Park; John Wilber Osborne Jr. of Highâ€" land Park and Jennie Cornelia Vander Dussen of Lake Forest. Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Morse of Fort Sheridan entertained at lunchâ€" eon at the Exmoor Country club Wednesday. The Lake County Art League class is meeting at the home of Mrs. E. F. Pratt of S. St. Johns avenue this evening (Thursday). Mrs. George Hartman of Freeâ€" mont, Indiana who has been the guest of Major and Mrs. S. A. Groâ€" ver for the past three weeks is reâ€" turning to her home today. Mr. and Mrs. Emil R. Zettler Deerfleld are the proud parents a scn born Thursday, May 20, the Highland Park hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herschberger of Prairie View are the proud parâ€" ents ofâ€" a daughter, born Tuesday, at the Highland Park hospital. Mr. John Thomas of Roger Wilâ€" liams avenue and grandson Carl Johns will leave Saturday for a two months sojourn in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oliver (Edith Walker) of St. Augustine, Florida motored here for a short Children‘s THB PRESH of of at visit with relatives and friends, on Tuakdky," . ~ _ â€""> Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Swazey will leave Saturday for Vassar college where they will attend the graduâ€" ation exercises of their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lester Henning of Northbrook are being congratulated on the birth of a son, born Thursâ€" day, May 20, at the Highland Park hoapltinh 7. â€"â€"...â€" :.* Phoebe Mrs. Viola Conrad has been in Omro, Wisconsin the past two weeks where she attended the funeral of her father, Mr. John Pansie who passed away on Wednesday, May 19. Mrs. Helen Golden went up to Omro to attend the funeral which took place last Friday. : Mr. and Mrs. F. Norwood Bard are in New York for a few days where they attended their daughter, Marions recital at Sarah Lawrence Tuesday. evening. _ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gsell spent last weekâ€"end in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rhinebart of N. Greenbay road are announcing the birth of a son, born Wednesday, May 19, at the Highland Park hosâ€" pital. .Dmpn*m viziwm migee, vii _ Mr. and Mrs. L, L. Webster had as their guests a few days last week Mrs. CTharles Brooks of Glencoe avenue will entertain at luncheon and three tables of bridge, Friday. Mr. Walter Durbahn was elected president of the Metropolitan Indusâ€" trial Arts Round Table last Friday evening. In our heart your memory lingers Sweetly tender, fond and true There is not a day dear John That we do not think of you. Just a line of sweet remembrance Just a token of loves devotion That our hearts ufill#'!or you. : Loving m@€her, {ather In loving memory John Peterson who passed away 2 years ago, May Edgar Gurney, W Administrator Di Former Resident Edgar T. Gurney, 39, active area administrator for this district for the .Works Progress administration until six weeks ago, died of a threeâ€" day illness of lobar pneumonia late Monday at the Elgin State hospital where he had been a patient for 12 days. Gurney became WPA adminâ€" istrator in July 1935. His resignaâ€" tion, submitted last month, was to have become effective tomorrow. Mr. Gurney was originally assistâ€" ant superintendent and cost analyst for the Camp Logan project, under the direction of the Civic Works adâ€" ministration. At the expiration of the CWA, the Illinois Emergency Relief commission named ‘Mr. Gurâ€" ney tool and material supervisor. Later he became relief administraâ€" tor in charge of relief projects throughout Lake county and finally business manager for the IERC in the county. _ + As administrator for District No. 1, WPA, which includes Lake ¢bunty, Mr. Gurney had jurisdiction: over more than $3,000,000 in fedâ€" eral and sponsor funds spent on various public improvement proâ€" jects. He maintained offices in the old postoffice building. _ Projects completed under his direction inâ€" ¢lude renovation of . the Higley building for the Waukegan City hall, building of a field house in Lake Forest, reconstruction of buildings for Camp Logan and the construction and reconstruction of roads, culverts and drainage sysâ€" *Mr. Gurney was born Jan. 23, 1898, in Boston, Mass. He was a former resident of Highland Park, having received his schooling in the Elm place and Deerfield â€" Shields JEWELRY REPAIRING CREDIT JEWELER AND OPTICIAN 372 Central Ave. ‘Tel. H. P.630 Eyes Eramined â€" Glasses Fitted _â€"_ Immediate relief from MICGRAINE â€" HEADACHES Office Hours â€"7 p.m. to 9 mn.u-:':l-; =~n'= 1. H; NEMEROFEF IN MEMORIAM wife, Irma, and two children, Daâ€" maris, 8 years old, and Penelope, 1 year old. He leaves a brother, Lyâ€" man of this city. C ; Peterson funeral home. Private serâ€" vices take place today (Thursday), dulerad ty cromation." ‘Plexee orait High school. Surviving him are his Field Day June 2 at Braesgide School Wednesday, June 2nd, is the day set for the annual Field Day at Braeside school. The afternoon‘s program is in charge of Mr. Copp and ‘Mr. Whittaker of the faculty, Mr. Robert Wire and Mr. Alan Kidd of the Arts and Sports committee of the P.â€"T.A. and Civic association, and Mrs. Walter Oweiss and her soâ€" cial committee. All the children in the school will be divided into two teams. The winning team will reâ€" ceive ribbons. The athletic program will be folâ€" lowed by a picnic supper served at nominal cost. This will be the last meeting of the P.â€"T.A. season at Braeside. Miss Marian Keeney will present her advanced pupils in the last asâ€" sembly of the Girls‘ club of the Highland Park High school next Concert Troupe in The body lies at the Wetzel and B. E. Christensen, O.D. 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