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townhlor‘ll Illa.“ 'iir5iris,'iiliCe"ti,ht"tii1?., 'riheqeestin'ydriHatt' you-II. Sho‘euihl'. I‘m! beam of mm T A r'ttp,',y d dd Nu velvet. nil-m» " Jud . why ti ichhh plum to he: mink mutt ol- not this!“ an: M361 tbe w ot honor. The matron of Aonor 3nd '1..- DMMI were autumn m. “an gown. with hm Int- ot an an M ot glut and curied orchids. The tm’jun- hr bridal-i. I... M this. tt . w . tu 'itf,it1tNeee1et nous-yin! no... P",H8hT/er,rPu'.,er'f" George Hutchin-on " this city aervod the groom u but mu Ind Dr. George Poore ot New York. Ed- ward Poll Wilson. John Irving lush-L Robert B. Hunt And Bid-e Gum Inn unborn. Mr. wanna: m hilbrido will be at home in Evan-hon that Oeto. ber 10. Among those Itlldeltl who Ire go- ing to college this fall as: Don Jennie to Illinois; Howell Hurt-y} and Ran-lav Shera- co Amherst; Barbu- nnd'Jenn Team: to Finch oollop; Juk Vanni“ to Danton university: Byron and Judy Howe: to Princlpln; Amory Moore to Illi- nois; Elmer Stone to Illinois; Betty Ann Johnson to Carleton; WIN-co Cur to Carleton; True: Hamilton to Northwestern; Phyllis Dublin to Lindenwood; mix-bath Law to Smith; Union-i: Shay to Smith: Sue Conic to Mills; John Bnldnuf to Principin; Jenn Person to Fun- cis Shiner and Mary Lu Sunborn to Wisconsin. ANNOUNCE APPROACHING MARRIAGE Invitations have been issued by Mr. Ind Mrs. Austin Dickison Jen- kins of Winnetka for the Appronch- ing marriage of their daughter Mirthl Williams to Mr. Willard L. Munro. The wedding wilt take pinee Sum-thy, September 25th " the Congregational church in Winnetka. Mr. Munro is the son of Mrs. Fey- em S. Munro Ind the lute Fuyette S. Munro of Highllnd Park. Mrs. Dudley Crafts Watson and son-in-law and daughter Mr. tutd Mrs. George tue have motored to Quebec for I weeks vacation. Mrs. Hurry Kelley end Miss Frencelle Smith hive motored to Minneapolis, Minn, to Miss Smith's home where Mrs. Kelley will visit for several weeks. Miss Smith has been the guests of her sinner Mrs. B. P. Rieke Mrs. Lawrence A. Mills, daughter Ann and son Campbell have re- turned from their summer home " Ely. Minnesota. Miss Florence Cure“ of Oak Pnrk is the guest this week of Miss Marjorie Witwn. _ Sewell Trut" spent this week-end visiting friends " the Indiana Dunes. Miss Elizabeth Bird of Urban, Illinois formerly of Highland Park spent the past week visiting friends here. Kemper Diehl of Sun Antonio, Texas will visit his _cousin Mrs. Sewell Truax I few days this week while enroute to the Univgrsity of Mndison. Mrs. William D. Mann and dingh- ter Priscilla returned Wedneldty from u ten dly trip to Estes Park, Colo. Miss Kathleen Smith of S. Sheri- am road had u her weekend truest Mr. Roy Thurston of Dnyton. Kr. Min Annette Jones, daughter of Mr. Ind Mrs. George R. Jones of Vine ave. who will make her debut Saturday with Min Emily Harmon was entertained at luncheon last Saturday by her aunt Mrs. Charles R. Jacobs of Winnetka " the In- dian Bill Country club. This com- ing Sunday Mrs. Willett Gorman of Winnetka will entertain her cumin. Kin Jone- " a Barbeque luncheon. On Saturday evening Mia: Jonea and lies Harmon will be hm " dinner " the Exmoor Country '"r""ot"'"'""t"r',- 'P'""rr""r MR1"! TRANSFER ' STORAGE co. 26S. FRST STREET HOWARD MORAN "mMrtgagtdNett1rt. momma: mum-ammo. . “my W. Ian " was“ for . MOVING ovingt O TRANSFER CONSULT US! chi! toIiAriii.tuir' (hm; Mr. uul in. Eur e. um Ind family My. Mun!!! {an thifr summa- coctm nil-tor by, Wir. "m. St. John; an. m‘hom‘lrom The Maid '"eieirrpois 11m“, their summer eon-cc It has lab. “mulls. . . . _ In: T Mutant Andrew and (midnight-r Input“ Sam- dny for that! his- in Canton. Ohio that wading the Inna-r with the Thomas Chalmers. Dr. and Mm. B. A. 1Nardttms, Mr. And In. L. G. Band mid Dr. and In. Bart D. Prim Ind their [at ' have mun-Ind to, Highland Park from Mr alum home- " White uh. liehi'm. pit. and In. IL. E. bound And Mr. and In. Gordon Leona-d mom. the sleek-end with Mr, and Mrs. Seymour Geminer at Halli-tar. Wis. Mr. Ind In. P. N. Gould 3nd family have returned from u two weeks nation " Stu lake, Wit. with Mr. and In. P. A. Gould, Br. Kin Alice Mono and Mr. Cu] Helena have motored to Minnesota where Carl 'will visit. in St. Paul and Alice will visit in Winona. Mr. and In. Paul Pulmui of Highvood are Announcing the birth of n daughter born Sunni-y at the HigMnnd Park hospital. in. C. Lyuon ion"! Ind two dnttehterrhaee returned from their magnum home " Mystic. Conn. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT OF DAUGHTER V Betty Murray arrived home Wed- nuduy tom Camp Kechuwn, Michi- mm- Mich, where she spent the lumen Mr. and Mrs. John Marietta of Ridgelee rand nre announcing the engagement of their daughter Et- e-norn Lu to Anton Fmino of De- pue, Illinois. The wedding will take pluce during Christmas week. Mr. John Whittimore of Mun- ehusetta is the house truest at Billy Egan for a week. Bill Loomis and Bill Ammom spent the week-end " Cincinnati, Ohio with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rudolph of Northbrook are the proud parents of a daughter born Thursdny, Sept. 2 at the Highlnmj Park hospital. The Highland Park Minister Fel- lowship club entertained It a fare- well luncheon at Pease' Stairway Grill Tuesday for the Rev. E. Brandfellner who is being trum- ferred to Colombus, Ohio this week and for the Rev. Mr. Hyde who is retiring from the minigtry the Int- ter part of this month. s..,..,...'.-).., Mrs. Chandler Johnson Ind baby sailed from Shlnghni September 3 on the President Lincoln for the United States where they will visit Mrs. Johnson's mother-in-law Mn. Jared Johnson on S. Sheridln road in this city while enroute to visit her parents in the Eost. Lt. Cland- ler Johnson is on active duty with the Marines in Shane-hut Dr. end Mrs. ArthliBrfield have returned from two months at Eph- raim, Wisconsin where they have had I cottage. They were joined late in August by their son Abbott, a senior " Mamraehusetts Institute of Technology who has had I sum- mer position with the Socony Oil comp-n in Brooklyn, New York. Mrs. Le . Abbott, Mrs. Byfield'. mother of srshllltown- Iowa is now I to It the Bylleld home. Dr. Byitel except tor week ends in Ephraim spent the summer " the Mornittehotet. Mr. P. D. Austin of De'l'unble ave. in npendingj few days at White Sulphur Spring, " Te .,.._ --q Rev. and Mrs. P. Brandfellner and their daughter Molly left for Columbus, Ohio, todly, to take up their new field of work in that city. Mr. and Hrs. "mess C. Austin hue returned to their home in B.. troit after unending their vmtion with their puma Mr. and Mm. P. D. Austin. T Miss Lois Brnndfellner in; re- turned to the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago to resume her student work for amt you. - O STORAGE Mrs. Hurry Winch Ind son Ed- 'j'0t"' 507 "in "ad 1rd. ”at." 'tttrt/h' 'lah,'; 'dA',lgt'tt, I . _ It. and WI. Vulgar Junior Cop. ind W.,Dmu any! Ila But qua In mouthful Onlllornh in" I!” Coda will one Witt collage this full. Th. Cop's. - tour the West And :0 wrong!) Oro. Con Old Wuhington befor. return- ing in two wool“. In And In. Wen. including: And can Louis, Old In. T, Stump and daughter Inn. of Chimn- vim ind with Rev. Ind In. P. Bund- tellux on [Ahoy Pat. , In. A. S. Burdick he returned trom u three week: motor trip ind stay on the wt coin. She brought buck with her, her niac- Mus Bu- b." Meme of new“, Hum, who in to enter her sophomore year " Northwestern university. Mr. John Merrill with hi; mother And family, hive returned to their hem in St. Pun). link. after spending the annular at 213 Bron- Ion In. Roy-nu: Bartlett of 240 Vine an. is trunsferring from lake Pitreat college to the Hedi“ School of Jour- mlium It Northwestern unfunny for her Junior yen. In. Sidney Franklin of Beverly) “We, Cttfif k and her dawgh'w» Mie Ruth Nigel, are visiting Min Ruth Ewing. Miss Nun] returned Inst week from a pummer in Europe. Her father, Conrad New, who in playing In engegunent in the east, met her in New York. Mu. Robert Borden of Kan-u City, Missouri in spending the week with Miss Bernice Bentley " her home on Woodland road. David Thomas of Cleveland, Ohio. spent the week-end in Highlnnd Park visiting friends. The Chic-go-Chapter of the Con- neetieut College Alumnae ”loci-- tion will hold its annual, ten for freshmen next Monday from 8 to 6 o'clock " the home of Mrs. John R. Howell, 428 N. Sheridan road. DOUBLE" WEDDING SA TURDA Y MORNING Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bell (Ruth Sinclair) Ind two tuughtera left Friday for their home in Hugger:- town, Pa., after spending the month of August with their parents Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Sinclnir at their summer cottage on Stony Beach, Oshkosh, Wis. Mrs. Sinelair who has been in Wisconsin since the early part of July, ‘plnns to return home the latter part of this month. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick g. Bosch of Plenum ave., Highwood Are an- nouncing the wedding of their two daughters. Mary Kathleen, And Annabelle Eliubeth which will “he place‘ Srtttirday morning " ten o'clock " St. Jnm‘ehutch with FatheLHolley reading the mqttl. Mazr,guttaiscaeixbunariies Jess Hines, In. son of Mr. and In. June Hines of Dmville, m. Anna- belle Elizabeth will “peat vows with Humid J. Crompton, non of AhrrT1lir1ftitmulgu Bruin. Bum Sum-m 'iiGai - I. quickly and Fh'h'ii' Jg,ttg'idWtt/g to renew min bat ' bad ducts. 'hitllutt , In L'Irlhhtut ','llX i.iCttiiiiiirirCit"fi'it7i'iht Mera, tttdo. - iii-Hr -- iiiiii7G7t" '__' C'iti7G ”gnaw EALwlgnyl In 'i't1'i',E?tg'iii','t' m . M drunk! .. TM' tur Marcella“ HIGHLAND PARK STATE BANK "A. "FF' Honou- " no Polo"! Dopoou lulu-co Corporation “Established Credit" in?“ Pt, 'a'idi'iitttt tsf WM. . at min- “I m (we! tht lifting " (In - hm " I” F'httqtst “O. Mtta.d In. 'tttgr/ttue,,'. “moon It the mtul “gown. nad Mr. Ind In. Cronptoh will go dimly to S munch! when any " nuke theft home. Iiu' In, Robe, genial new - of the YMUIA., mum on hid-y from her vaeatittn spent in Wisconsin and upper amt lower mama. Oscar ohlttrgeT: Cannon. J. P. ,letl Ind C. 3; Width" re- turned from Camp Party. Ohio where they all eaptured mod-h in ther Nation-l Ritu' Inches. Out of the 1780 entries. Mr. PBramti took " out of 50 lhotl which put him in 68th place. Mrs. Ins-rum Raunumn of N. Linden we. will Quart-in u lunch- eon Ind bridge Friday for In. Henry A. Luanda! of Phoenix, Arizonl. Mr. Ind Mrs. Albert o. Suite en- act-med at dinner Sunday evening for Mia» Sunnm Lord and Mr.' A growing account maintained at this bank will assist very' materially in the establishment of that tlrtaneiat affluence so essential to the cmdit needs of every indi- vidual in these rapidly advancing was: conditions of today. " ' C R A N E; a, i Pt" r -6ttAtit cer.-.iaret.r-sh-.C, .-TRY IT --BY OPENING ONE TODAY. ----------i-I CRANE CO., 1224 MI! St., BYIIIIDIL "I. Is your old boiler giving you the but you no puying for or no you wanting walla-bk dollus “PPM chimuey l Pins nd Mom-6 ho Jinn-cm "placing old t',th'.r,'.'hl'N'lt 1'.'l','t'a'U,'d' sac-7mm ' br m Replace your old boiler with a dependable Cnne Heating System. A Sustained Heat Boiler will name you the maxi. mum heatftom the oil you burn-keep your family com- fomhle tug healthy this winter. The down draft principle mpomibls for the elliciency of this boiler is an exclusive Crane M .Askymsrheatingcorttractorormttitthecoupon. "EXTING SYSTEM‘ FOR ANY FUEL-NL, COAL, GAS Mina --haneialrnrt-ofitadettprs Vtait our Chicago Display Room 13f.ft"_eertt_Atro., Chicago 4UR’ELY AT trth'luW'triRlly.'3tNll* church ulna-ton on wed-. (but. low Boa. an at ttr. “an. W. P. G. Ron. of Wild- wood has, In In. lulu-nod that on the hub of HI "and In the College Bond Entranc- Banmitw. tiom and " Lib. Fore-t unduly, when he obtained A Cum Laud- rating, he bu been admittqd to the thmun clu- of Priucoton uni. vanity without conditions. A 'lliti1t'lr,"riltr1t was dun for mu Dolly .h In an: owning by man»- Ann. Italian and Inha- lcClanAn " the hu- of Ila MeCletrnnn. Mr. and Mrs. Hem-y Chapman have returned from I plenum. I0- journ " Eula River, WU., when they fiatted for three week. Mr. end In. C. C. Hatchet, In, entertained Mr. And In. I‘ve]! Hum- end Mr. and In. Willard Dunhun of Chieatro,%mday. A de- lightml mania] pron-m was en- joyed during the Harmon. Mr. at] Mrs. lawn-rd Jerome Walters moved into their new harm on Cutlewood road last week. On '""""'""'N mmmWH-Wh‘lwm Mso<"boNr-dtt-tmitrtb-otttt.r. W ii%rntiFiG '51?“ ite an... friend. "d "Mn. " a delieiHritttdinner. Take Upward Trend max.» mm Put “a building' mu Eta-chin: 8161.381, consecutive monthly denim “f! stopped at thrb "eording h I PF port Issued today. Last month'l construed” not only “and from tttn 01:0.me a1tuio, which hit bottom-{- I? will) . tatat of ”0,90: ht'ihw‘ I ml! lav-nee our “alga" ot 3151.”? tor AW mu. Buick! the permit an: out for six new dwelling; “that“ to out $84,000, the board of qdgeattgra at diltrict 108 took out I permit to unit I '86,000 Additidn to the " vlnh uhool. ' Th Sun-[Int Permits for new Highland Park residence- lncludo than of Jute u- dnny- 291 Cary "q" 830,000; P. G. Bough, 650 Wuverl m. mono. and Judson s. Crotus, qtrt Delta rd., $10,000. cam SUSTAIND an! noun 't.h'IM2ttigr2"gtt't. ulna â€" ". M! an»! , . ..------.l