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' “on I11 PRETTY WIDDING " HELD SATURDAY In tho loft [low " candlelight of the Multan“, d-ated Bethany - the which“ mu of [in In, Running Ind Willin- lil- Oon Mm were 0!:th More I he” gathering of Mand- and Johann. “turd-Luau; at eight Mn! o'elmk. “In Moulding who In the daugh- m of Mr. and in. P. C. Noctu- hn'g of 8. Second street, w very pretty In I 3mm of - In. out white satin. [in long lull. veil In bald in pine. with I up trimmed with onus. bio-3mm. She curried III old fashioned bouquet of white rou- And baby's break. Inn was given in marriage-by her. father. “in Florence Mitchell of Milwau- kaa aerved as maid of honor and was attired in a blue um: net dress over lath: with matching halo hat. The bridesmaids In. Gerard tr. Nanch- berg of Wilmette, Mina Harriett Vi- vian and Nina Either Duke wore drama unnum- to the maid of hon- or’a than in the panel shade: of pink. yellow and green. with match. ing halo baa. Each of the attend- anta can!“ old fashioned bouquets of garden B-. The plllow " white nun one) on which the bride knelt, vu- the am on. and It the marl-go of her mother. _ Funding the bride to the altar m Jnnlce Walling and Jerry Noel-tuber; who were Bower girl and ring bearer respectively. Kr. Benny: in the non of Mr. and In. Milton Bahrain of Hunting- hurt, Ind. A: but man Gerard S. limbs“ the bride's b no t h e r nemd the (room. Ushers were Dr. “no“ Cook. Wllum Decker of this city and James Randell of North Chicago. Juice ion I {rock of pale pink uh curried I bulk» of suntan Bow. en. Ind Jerry wore u white suit. carrying I ntin pillow on which the ring rested. A reception followed " the home of the bride's pnrentl. an." which Mr. and Mrs. Behrens left for Hunt- lngburg, the home of Mr. Behren's parents, where they will remain for e not They will be at home at 146 B. Nut atreet after August 1. Uri. Lyl_e Hawley played the mn- Meal numbers during the service Ind the Rev. H. r, Siemnen. pnator of the church ofBeiated. MARRIED ON PARENTS 20TH ANNIVERSARY No lovelier celebntion could have been her in connection with the twentyoixth wedding lnniverury of Mr. and Mrs. In Breakwell, than to have their son's marriage solem- niug! an: day. ' In I very imprehive twilight ser- vice Saturday evening " seven thirty o'clock, Mia: Marx-rec Esmiz, daughter of Mr. Ind Mrs. Alfred R. Elmi: And Robert Breukwell were united in mnrriuge " the First United Evungelical church. The bride Wu very pretty in l gown of white satin with I long tulle veil, cape ntyle Ind earryitttr n shower bouquet of white tones. lilies 'of the valley and blby’s breath. A ThqrMrtrtle 1"ggltta"r'ttG. Mft LEE TRACY DIANA mason .35.: LE .+'rt_0mt - m m - Altar-n . Pm: Kill! Tel M. P. 240. . nghhlld Park, m. . Am 80: . 10c In Performance- 7:15 Ind w." . BIL-Sindhi. 2:80 continuum COOL - AIR CONDITIONED - COOL My . - . Tun-day "tr “-13-" WALTER WINCHELL BIN 8mm . LOCALS . nn um“. onion moon. I. 1mm. n mucu- ton Icon-la I. "mtttq or I'll nonm- “Wake Up and ROSCOE KARNS GRANT RICHARDS “Bound no 'ltengNgtqat" “M! " ALCYON [I r” di-dr_ithp-unreasthe my lav-117 worn by MW. In. 600m Luca (One. All“. Flint) of Nonhbrook wu mum: of honor. tthe won I gown of nah blue breaded min And curb! I banana: of an rou- lnd Inbr- breath with I much!“ wrath of {Iowa for hat hair. The bride-- maids. the lines Betty Bmkwcll. Betty Hansen And Betty Want: " hrldumnidl were peach calmed bro- ends "tin Ind curried hocholor but, ton: ind forntmonotl with much- intt wrath of Bowers in their huh. Rev. P. “:90an of Deerefild “aim by Rev. P. Brandfellner of the “rut United Evnngelicll church edict-ted. Two who were Inn: by Mr. Joseph Mine. _ Mr. Che-(er Mikel served the [room u but nun end the when were the, Mann. Verner Johnson, George Lute and Keith Cary. A Reclaim: followed " the home of the brlde'l parents which wu beautifully deeornted in white Bo- en. Mr. and Mrs. Brenltwell left for . weeks any It BummitrLake, Win., the Kbnlgm'l Templar club. They will make their home temporally with Mr. 3nd Mrs. Esmlz. A quiet home wedding was solem- nixed lute Sundly (July 4)) for Commander Earl WiMeld Spencer. United Mates Navy and Mrs. Norma Reese Johnson in Hollywood, Calif. The ceremony was performed by Chtplnin William Rafferty of the navel sircraft curler ranger, Spen- cer's ship. Commander Spencer is the eldest son of the late Mr. Ind Mrs. Est] W. Spencer of this city Ind the 6rst husband of the Duchess of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wirth and non Bury Ind Mrs. Anne: Libby of Milw-ukee, Win. spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Libby. Mrs. Agnes Libby in remaining here for I couple of weeks. Miss Bub". Funk of Evanston was the guest of Miss Mary Turritt of N. Second ntreet. Monday. Mrs. B. T. Fun of St. Paul, Minn., spent severll days this week visiting her sister Mrs J: P. Denm- ing Ind family. hiss Peggy-Breakwell eqtertnined June 18th at I miscellaneous shower Gr Miss Mug-rat Eamiz. Dr. N. C. iisiord Ind hmily will return from northern Minnesota on Shard-y, July 10th. CALL ON GOVERNOR IN SPRINGIELD Mr. Ind Mrs. Olof Lindbloom sc- campnnied by Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mau spent the weekend in southern Illinois. They visited Lincoln's home and tomb and culled on Gover-- nor Homer in Sprintrfte1d, who was most ttrtu:ious and hospitable. He invited them toxeturn for the State Fair in August. William Holmes who is spending the summer in Appleton, Wim, was the week-end visitor in Highllnd Park. - “Mr. an] Mrs. I. Lee and daughter Ire spending seven] months visiting friends Ind rehtivea in the south. , Wd-“In. PIU, - Dov.“ man: I HELEN HACK ONSLOW STEVENS A”.MMI~H “You Can‘t Buy CLAIRE TREVOR LLOYD NOLAN Ill] 14-“ In. In Mon-u up: cu wok-cod a hut artth I. - $1.35" Brandi. "" a now but 'rat you n a III-dew the - Bible ill-mun. laud her “but will be inure-00d In th. In- uumt that than In hard in radio Mut- tm W!!! m- orn! than during the wool. Bonn of her - handgun no in fot- lmn: Tuesday morning turbo m- viee, , to 7:30 mum, on Sunday 7 to 7:30 um, 10:30 to ttttg' 1.1m. Ind 4:00 to 4:30 p.m. Among those who took out nur- rim Hamel in Waning": during the part week were: Hobart J. Be- dini of Highwood and In. Blaine Peters of Northbrook, Juno: D. Ber- ube of Highland Park Ind Anna C. Dun-n of Lake Forest, Id." L: Goldsmith of Chieatro Ind June B. Kaufman of Highllnd Park, Harry M. Hull Ind Eileen Elsi. Glen of Highlund Park, Charles Punini and Alma Monteruullc of Highland Park, Joseph Thomu and It” Once Smith of Highwood. Arnold f) Bremer and Rhoda Rumor of High- land Pork. Anthony Font-n: and Marie Opsik of Highllnd Park, Ar- thur C. Georgenon and Hobart. M. WIN! of Highland Park, Wllllun B. Perry of Lake Forest Ind Louise Long of Highland Park, Joseph Ugolini and Anna L. luckier“ of Highwood. In. Pull Blunt of "herd u:- companion! Mrs. Robot! not; And children of Lake Forest to Duba- em, Candi. when they will spend ten weeks. They will vim New York city before returning home. Mr. Ind Mrs. Milton St. Peter Ind daughter Beryl Jean and Hill Beryl Holland.. spent the week-end It Clevellnd. Ohio. ‘Chlrles 4 Russell, Jerry Nuttent, and King Van Gilder went the week end fhrhintr at Lake Delnvan, Wis. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Udall enter- tained relatives from Burlington, Iowa, and Berwyn " I picnic on Mondly. Kny Kediie and Vernie Rudolph were/m Detroit, Michizln for the fourth of July week-end. The Rely family formerly of Highland Park are spending the summer " their resort, Numibnnk, Three Lakes, Wisconsin. Jean Jordon in spending I week with I room mute Betty Dittmar, from Ames college " Egg Ell-bar, Wisconsin. The Walter Cope family of Vine avenue entertained " I family pie- nie Sunday in their back yard. Norman Durment, Alden Burris, Frank Moran and Warner Turriff spent the week-end " Eagle River, Wisconsin. Margorie and Bernie Runyon I!" vacationing for a week at Eagle Luke, Wisconsin. Msrgaret Clark of Lincolnwood road is at Camp Greenwood, Ellison Bar, Wisconsin. Miss Eugen“ Shry of Milledgc- ville, Georgia is the house guest of Miss Libby Clark. Mr. Ind Mrs. William E. Peter. and family returned Wednesday from I weeks motor trip to Denver, Colorado. Mr. Ind Mrs. Otto Durment, How- ard Huber Ind Walker Flynn hnve returned from an extended fishing trip It Eagle River, Wisconsin. Mr. Ind Mrs. Clifford Rose Ind Mr. Ind Mrs. W,alter Sleemnn spent. the weekend with Mrs. Rose's fam- ily' in Athelstane, Wisconsin. Mo. James Merrill of Senecn. FIND. N. Y. wu the week-end sue-t of Dr. and Mrs. George J.. Hines of Ridgewood drive. Irvin Bucko of Chieatro in the guest this week of 'Dick Knoblock of Fort Sheridan. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson of aninin and Mr. and Mrs. William Knoblock ind son Billy of Fort Sher- idan are spendin‘ this week It Phil- lips, Wilcomin " the guests of Mr. Ind Mrs. Fred Weibner. Mrs. F. N. Bard and dnughur Marion and Miss Arm B, Billing" of Seymour, Indiana will all July 24 on the Satan-h for a two months Mediterranean cruise. They expect to attend the "lirstntrtt Music Futi- nl at Austria mug their runny Itopl in Europe. “in Evelyn C. Snyder of Laurel - has left Highllnd Pnrk for A than mt Mon entering Chris- tian service. In. Halal: VIII and In. E. M. Eitel an vacationing this week It the Vail-' rum-Mr home " Ephrill. Winn-in. It. and In. Sandi: Risi of Her. wood are the proud parents of" not; born Friday. July 2nd st the High- lugd Putt burial: _ mu Gertrude Amos. secretary of the Y.W.C.A. is spending her nea- tion with rein!"- " lumen, nt. In. A. N. Dhaka-uni of PM formerly " KW Park in Oh. you! an. ml of In. Wan" Riel. In. cm Witt of Ghana - Mined Mr bridge club at lunch": on wed-. - Dould lama. can at In. Iii-h- Iorlll E "tthte this want an u an.“ My - In”; ammo». “Mama. ”IMAM “Ml 7" Pill. I Bub". Ann Summit and Wil- I linm Herman Wieboldt hnve net ‘Tuuday. Sept. 7 for their wedding ay. -They gill be married " 4:30 o'clock that nhernoon in the Chester Sargent'a Winnetkl glrden which Mmy Highland Puke" were seen over the Independence holi- days " Pike Lake, WU., among whom were Mr. and Mn. Joshua Derry (Dorothy Bard), Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell (Dania liner), Miss June Hut. Hubert Harmon, Dick Hummer-d, William Hammond, and Miss Kutherine Johnson. Mr. and In. Club. D. but II. a! Glam -... (to a" wt. " Mr is“. I“. h 'rod.rieh Mud Norm. In of Mr. "d In. W Norton of thir any. It. Ihattdritr h t Brad. nh of Welles!” collage Ind In: I man's “no in. Com" uni- "any. It. Norton in I graduate druid}- unworthy. - In In. Wuhan of WI, Wit. uncom- the cam! " be: daughter In“. to Jul-u E. Kaila, son of Mr. And In. William Kaila ot Wilma“ Illa Workus in tn operator It the Count Beauty shop, Mr.Ke1ierisattroth.rotMrs. Bd- ward Gmnwdd, Jr., of this city. Hill Madeline Thielan of China Ind formerly of Port Sheridan went the holidays with the Mine- Flor- ence and Helen Uuer. In. Tod Ohlwoin cut-ruined her bridn club. Thad” waning. In. Kenncth Inch: cl Sun- dnle, N.Y., in the hou- mt of In. Charla Jones of N. Linden ave. Mr. 3nd In. Harry R. Kuhn in" cloud their Ipsrtmont st m Grove street. Chieatto, And luv. aka: I house n 708 S. Sheridnn road for the summer. has 1 view overlookini Lake licki- gm. The Woman', Mission", society of the First United Evangelical church will hold its monthly meeting at the ho‘me'o! In. Bertha and Knthlee'n Paine, 839 Homewood Ive. on Thursday afternoon (today) It 2:30 o'clock. Members and friends no cordinlly invited. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Fritz AnderIGn and dimmer, Helen, nnd Mr. Edward chk: spent the week-end " lake Bud-h, Win. Mr. and Mm. Joseph Demiehelis of lelor avenue have u their guest this Bummer Mm. Demiehelis' brother, Mr. John Bollero, of Cherry, Ill To Stockholders of The Highland Park Hospital Association. As a stockholdEr of the Highland Park Hospital Association, you will be inter- ested to know that we are about to take the final steps of the plans long under consider- ation to vest the ownership of the Hospital in the Community. The Highland Park Hospital Association not for profit, was'organized many years ago to build and operate the Highland Park Hospital. Stock eertifieatee were issued at that time to those who donated funds for the erection of the building. The advantages which necessitated that form of organization have long since disappeared. The Hospital has been from the beginning a community enterprise, in fact; it is now desirable that it take the form of a Community enterprise. Those citizens who have' been actively interested believe that a permanent organization should be set up so that the control of the Hospital is in the hands of a larger group which would more nearly represent the entire Community and which would be actively and intimately interested in the man- agement of the Hospital. t In accordance with this idea the' Highland Park Hospital Fowation was incor- porated on February 11, 1987, under-the laws of the State of Illin s " a corporation not for profit. Under the Charter of the Foundation the memersllip of the corpora, tion would be forty five in number, known as Trustees, one-third of whom would be elected -each year for a term of three years. thus insuring to the citizens of Highland Park the direct interest of " least forty-Pu representative citizens in the main of the Hospital. The active management tt the affairs and funds will be in the hands of a Board of nine Managers elected by the Trustees of the Foundation. This Board will be responsible to the Trustees and through them to the Community. SubscriboforTHEPRESS It is the intention of the Present Board of Mangers of the Association to - the “sets of the Hospitsl to be eonvwed to the Foundation. Out of the total shook outstanding, 5347 shares or 021,975 have already been turned over to the Board at In- ngers and Trustees for this purpose. I In order that the present pIan may be consummated in one step and completed at an early date, we urge you to turn in your stock certificate. If your dock tsertttheate is lost or mielaid. you an aim the encloeed eseignment and and It In lieu of your certi- tkate. The assignment is Med in in accordance with our resort. {fl that the best immi- of the Human and of the cm at highland Park will be so ed by the donation of the remaining outstanding and of the Highland Park Hospital Minion. I recommend your (auntie action It In and! dats July T, 1987 fibunendfiyourcerfimmlyuygarmmnpmmmm“ your: ".uasrmrtt.grh- met amt-mm-“ Assignment. Wcmmtflmdontionwhhhugmh communrMIIco-o‘l‘nm ' . HIGHLAND PARK HOSPITAL T ASSOCIATION rHm.NettuP.Pthm.ymout. mummm‘q bu gun-0d In. dtatus, If"! I wuk'nllluu. Mrs. Dan Sheahen Dies in Fond du Lac Mrs. Flinn Back After Week’s Illness In. Du SIM-ha, a form ral- dent of lithium Put - any - min; at In: homo in Pond " he, WluonIin following . yen- illness. . Fuurul union will ho hold FH- dny morning It 9 o'clock in Fond du Lack, UNI harm in Lake Forest eemeterr. Begins Second Week of 10 Weeks Season of Summer Cruigee In. Silo-hen lave: uo Mu family, tttreef Ike han my mu. tives in Highland Put. The B. B. Theodore Roosevelt, one of the ma} popuhr of the excursion boats on the Great len, begins this week (June 28) the second of the ship’s ten-week summer mien. Completely "iltted and tnttderttiaqd from m to stern, the ship in ulin making its 00-mile daily run from Chicago to St. Joseph, Benton Hu- bor and South Haven. HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS TELEPHONE HIGHLAND PARK 2550 Became of the extreme popular- ity of the ship's um deck but year this deck ha: been almost doubbd in size for this summer. This Lido deck he: been equipped with eaunn bench chain of the reclining vu- iety. Bill Kuge and his Musical Murine: furnish the music in the ship’s Murine ballroom. The daily cruise (including Sun- day) leaves at 9:30 san. from the dock " the southeast and of the Michigan avenue bridge for the trip uross Lake Michigan. deriving buck in Chicago " 9 pan. Each evening from 9:80 pm. to 11:50 pm. the B. B. Roosevelt embarks on s 25-mile Moonlight Dulce cruise. 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