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Page 4 KENNETH McFARLANDâ€"â€"â€"â€" TAKES TUNISIAN BRIDE The Rev. Louisâ€"W. Sherwin â€"of the Presbyterian church heard the exchange of nuptial vows of Miss Jeanette Andreâ€"Scanu and Kenâ€" neth McFariand at 4:30 Saturday, Apri) 20, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. McFariland of 606 Eastwood avenue, brother and sisâ€" terâ€"inâ€"law of the bridegroom. The room was decorated with bouquets of flowers and palms. By ALICE ZABEL Miss Scanu, whose home is in Soukâ€"Elâ€"Khemis, Tunisia, is the daughter of the late Justin Scanu and Mrs: B. Odobez of Soukâ€"Elâ€" Khemis. _ The. bride, who speaks Arabic, French, Italian and Spanâ€" ish fluently, knows only a few English words as yet. Mr. McFarland, who is now on inactive duty, served <for 20 months as a first lieutenant, conâ€" nected with the Military Intelliâ€" gence, 18 months of that time in ‘Tunisia, where he met his bride. ‘The bride, who was given in marriage by Herbert Alexander, wore a white satin dress with a long train and fingertip veil, and caried a bouquet of white roses. A reception at the McFarland home â€" followed the ceremony. About 50 guests were present. She was attended by the brideâ€" groom‘s three nieces, ,D_iane. Nanâ€" :-y:';;c'l Bonnie McFarland, who wore _ dresses of pink, blue and white, respectively. Mr. Philip McFarland . served his brother as best man. After a honeymoon at the Edgeâ€" water Beach hotel, the young couâ€" ple are now residing at the Hotel Lincoln in Chicago until they purâ€" chase a home in Highland Park. VISITED HERE Albert O. Snite of Norwich, Vt., visited at the home of his parâ€" ents, the Albert P. Snites of 201 Central avenue, for five days last week. He came to Highland Park to â€" pick up his seven year old daughter, Elizabeth, who was here en route to Vermont from Carmel, Calif. She will make her home in Norwich with her father. Visiting here for a few days last week was Ginger Webber, 8, of Bronxville, N. YÂ¥. She was the wuest of Mary Davidson, 8 year old daughter of the Craig Davidâ€" sons of 294 Marshman avenue. En route to her home in Iron Mountain, Mich., from Albuquerâ€" que, N. M., where she spent the winter, Mrs. D. De Roche visited at the home of her sonâ€"inâ€"law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Hedlund of 1881 Pleasant avenue. â€" Nancy Hedlund, 5, years old, reâ€" turned to Iron Mountain with her grndmother. _ She will _ remain there until the middle of June. After a two weeks visit at the K. C. Baughman home at 2312 Lakeside place, Mrs. Maria Wickâ€" lund of Rockford, IIL., returned home on Sunday. _ Mrs. Wicklund is Mrs. Baughman‘s mother. ROBT. FORGAN JR TO BE MARRIED Mr. Forgan, son of the senior Forgans of 633 N. St. Johns, aveâ€" nue, was recently discharged from the armyâ€"air forces. â€" He is now The engagement of Miss Doroâ€" thy Briggs to Robert Donald Forâ€" gan Jr. has been announced by her parents, the John C. Emharts, of Union, N. J., and Dover, N. H. in the training division of TWA in New York. He is a graduate of Berkshire and Dartmouth. His fimncee is a graduate of the Uniâ€" wersity of New Hampshire. June 15 has been chosen as the date for the wedding. SHIRLEY WING A BRIDE A very pretty wedding took place at the Presbyterian church on Saturday, May 4, at 8 pm., when Miss Shirle; MayWing. beâ€" came the bride of Stuart B. Hondâ€" ley. Before the altar at which the Rev. Louis W. Sherwin read the ceremony, ‘xere bouquets of white flowers, palm= and candelabra. Miss Nancy Nereim,> the m«id of honor, . wors a longâ€"sleeved dress of leaf green crepe. . The bouquet the carried was of picardy gladioli with matching flowers in her bair. ‘The â€" bridesmaids, the Misses Barbara Lyon of Ligonier, Ind., Joan Stein of Clintonville, Wis., and Glailys Page of Deerfield, and Mrs. Charles Edward Thorney (Janet Hansen) of Highland Park, The bride, who was given in marriage. by her father, wore a white lace gown with a short train. Her veil of French ilusion was fingertip length..â€"She carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley and white gladioli. m&bâ€"-dwmnfl- quisette over taffeta. The bouâ€" quets they carried were of pickâ€" ardy gladioli, also. The five year old niece of the bridegroom, Linda Hoadiey, who acted as flower girl, wore a dress of yellow marquisette. She carâ€" ried a small colonial bouquet with ‘ll.l(‘hil!‘ flow»rs in her hair. served Mr. Hoadley as best man, and Richard Hoadley, a brother of the bridegroom, Carter Wells, William _ Kranstover, and James Prinz, ushered. The ° bride‘s mother chose a dress of coral colored crepe, comâ€" plkmented by a corsage of yellow roses and feverfew. _ The brideâ€" groom‘s mother was in ice blue and her corsage was of dark pink camellias. â€" Mrs. Lillian G. Jones, grandmother of the bride, . wore pale pink with a blue iris corsage. Miss Wing, daughter of the Harry E. Wings, of 826 Pine aveâ€" nue, Deerfield, is a graduate of the Highland Park high school, and in January she received her degree at the University of Wisâ€" consin. _ She is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Hoadley of â€"Milâ€" waukee, is a graduate of Principia college. â€"A former lieutenant, he was released from the navy on March 1. He served for 4% years in the Pacific theater. Mr. Hoadley and his bride plan to reside in Seattle, Wash., where he will enter the University of Washington for his master‘s deâ€" ATTENDED KENTUCKY DERBY In Louisville, Ky., for the weekâ€" end to attend the Derby, were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tuerk of 2744 S. Deere Park drive. Linda Jean Harrison, daughter of the George D. Harrisons of 1733 Pleasant avenue, will be hostess at a party at her home on Saturâ€" day from 3 to 5 o‘clock in the afâ€" ternoon. A reception at the church folâ€" lowed the ceremony. BIRTHDAY PARTY The occasion will be in honor of her birthday, which will be Sunday, May 12. Born on Mothâ€" er‘s Day, six years ago, Linda Jean again celebrates her birthday on Mother‘s Day this year. A magician has been engaged to entertain the 22 youngsters in vited. ® 2 GRINDEâ€"NECHVILLE NUPTIALS The â€" Nokomis Lutheran church in Minneapolis, Minn., was the scene of the wedding of Miss Phylâ€" lis Grinde, daughter of Mr. ard Mrs. W. L. Grinde, and Edward Nechville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Nechville of 1740 Deerfield road, on Saturday, April 27, at 8 Mr. J. M. Mrazek of Chicago, brother of Mrs. Nechville, accomâ€" panied the bridegroom‘s parents to Minnesota for the wedding. Mr. Nechville served his sor as best man The bridegroom received his reâ€" lease from the service on March 28, after 34 months of service. He served for 19 months overseas in the ‘petroleum testing laboratories in the Philippines. He is now emâ€" ployed by the Pure Oil Co. in their laboratories. BENEFIT CA_ID PARTY Mrs. Donald S. Boynton of 608 The young couple, who are now in Florida for several weeks, will reside at 337 Orchard lane when they return. Hawthorne lane. is busy with plans for the benefit cardâ€" party, which the Chicago Society for the Hard of Hearing, will give on Satâ€" urday, May 11, at the Drake hoâ€" tel. = BACK HOME Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Durâ€" bahn, 158 Beverly place, returned recently from a 10 day trip to Lonisiana and Mississippi~ _ They spent two days at the Tivâ€" oli hotel in Biloxi with Mr. and Mrs. _ Albert _ Campbell, former Highland Parkers, and they visitâ€" ed in Singer, La., with Mrs. Durâ€" bahn‘s brotherâ€"inâ€"law and â€"sister© Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Cornwell. They also spent two days in New Orleans visiting with Mrs. Durâ€" bahn‘s niece, Miss Ruth Cornwell, who had just graduated as a nurse from a hospital there. Called to Miami Beach, Fia., five weeks ago because of the serious illness of her father, Mrs. Spencer R. Keare and her husband, who joined her there for the last two weeks of her stay, have returned Telephone Highland Park 2064 Clifford Ratz of Red Bud, HI., ton of 3500 Lake Shore drive, Chiâ€" cago, is now very much improved. Before returning home, the Keares spent ten days in Daytona After ten days spent in New York and Washington, D.C., Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Watson of 252 Laure] avenue, have _ returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Gerson I. Gluck of 116 Ravinia court have recently returned from a two weeks‘ vacaâ€" tion in Phoenix, Ariz. < They flew both ways. On Thursday, Mrs. Ralph Anâ€" schuetz of 1352 Broadview avenue accompanied â€" her brotherâ€"inâ€"law and sister, Comdr. and Mrs. Robert ‘Lyde and children, Sue and Jimâ€" my, to Polk, Neb. The Lytles will visit their parâ€" ents in Polk for ten days, before they leave for Portsmouth, Va., Comdr. Lytle‘s new base. He was formerly stationed at Great Lakes. IN NEBRASKA Mrs. Anschuetz expects to reâ€" turn home in a few weeks. Tomorrow evening, Mrs. George D. Harrison of 1733 Pleasant aveâ€" nue will he hostess to .16 guests at a shower in honor of Mrs. Geo. Anderson of Lake Forest. HOSTESS AT SHOWER Here on a month‘s visit to Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Harrington of 635 Brownville road is Mrs. Peter W. Kern of Magnolia Springs, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar D. Hyde of Bradford, Pa., arrived Friday to spend a few weeks with their sonâ€" inâ€"law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Hemingway of 229 Roger Williams avenue. f VISITING HERE REGINA KLEMP A BRIDE Before‘an altar decorated with bouquets of spring flowers, Miss Regina Klemp became the bride of Frank Willems, Jr., on Saturâ€" day, May 4, at 10:30 a.m. at the Deerfield Holy Cross church. Fathâ€" er J. V. Murphy read the service. The bride, whose father gave her in marriage, wore a white satâ€" in gown and fingertip veil, â€"and carried a prayer book to which \white orchids and showers were at. tached. : The maid of honor, sister of the bride, Miss Marian Klemp, wore a pale pink gown. and she carriéed an arm bouquet of yellow roses. John Steinbach of _ Kenosha, Wis., cousin of the bridegroom, served as best man, and John and Mathias..Klemp. brothers of the bride, ushered. Mr. Willems, who was a German prisoner for 10 months of the year and a half he was oversens, served as aerial gunner for four years. He was released from the army air forces in January. The bride‘s mother wore powder blue, and the bridegroom‘s mothâ€" er, Mrs. Frank Willems of Kenoâ€" sha, was in navy blue. They both wore corsages of orehids. The bride‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Klemp of 310 Ridge road, gave the wedding breakfast at their home following the servâ€" ice. _ A reception at their home was also held at 6 o‘clock in the evening. _ ; P The yvoung couple, who left by plane for a honeymoon in the east, will reside in ,Kenosha on their return. ARTICLE IN MAY‘S "BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS" Her father, Isaac Miller Hamilâ€" Mrs. Leatha Roark, who . was here to attend the funeral of her uncle, Mr. Edwin Fulkerson, has returned to her home in Muskoâ€" gee, Okla. An article entitled "How to Reâ€" pair Screens," written by Walter E. Durbahnâ€"of 158 Beverly place. appears in the current issue of "Better Homes and Gardens" magazine. . _ RETURNED HOME __Mrs. Ruth Imker of Lamberton, Minn., who was also here for the funeral, has returned home. She BROWNIES VISIT DAIRY FARM Brownie troop No. 4, 3rd grade Ravinia school girls, visited Hawâ€" thorne Mellody Farm in Libertyâ€" ville last Thursday afternoon. cars in the cavalcade LEAVING The girls, who. are first year Brownies, made aâ€"cutout Brownie for the back ‘of each of the four son Bay, Wis., tomorrow. Mrs. Fulkerson will remain in Ellison Bay for a few months with her daughter. _ Miss Fulkerson was here to attend the funeral of her father last week. Miss Mertha Fulkerson, accomâ€" panied by her mother, Mrs. E. Fulâ€" kerson of 656 Michigan avenue, a sister of the late Mr. Fulkerâ€" T HE PRESS ton announced the engagement of her daughter, Patricia Hadley, to cocktail party at her home on Satâ€" urday. Mr. Early is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Early of 1143 S. Green Bay road. Miss Pulfer is a graduate of the North Shore Country Day school, New Trier high school and Northâ€" western university. . Mr. Early, who is now on terminal leave from the navy, snd as a lieutenant (jig) for 19 months in the Pacific theater. He attended Andover and Yale, where he was a member of the Skull and Bones Senior socieâ€" ty. ‘ He plans to reâ€"enter Yale Law ‘:cbool in the fall Mrs. Early and her son and his fiance expect to go to New York and Boston at the end of the month to introduce Miss Pulfer to their eastern relatives. The Earlys formerly resided in the east. The wedding will probably take place in late summer. WEEKâ€"END IN In La Grange for the weekâ€"end were Sue Lawrence and Harriet Nickels. Harriet‘s parents, the L. H. Nickels, formerly of 1633 S. Green Bay road, moved to La Grange on April 15. Harriet, who is a member of the 8th grade at Ravinia school, is reâ€" maining in Highland Park with friends, until her graduation in in June. At present, she is at the A. W. Lawrence home at 1237 Burton avenue. The week before she spent at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Boyd of 1271 Wade St. as the guest of their daughter, Anne. Next week, she will be with the King‘s daughter, Margaret. IN CALIFORNIA In Los Angeles, Calif., for a week, is Remy L. Hudson of 2734 S. Deere Park drive. BACK AT STUDIES After her spring vacation, Miss Ann Mendelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Mendelson of 801 S. Green Bay road, is back at her studies at Grinnell college in Grinnell, Ia. .She is a freshman there this year. their home. *4 â€" En route to Charleston, .they are stopping in Cincinnati, O., for a brief stay with their families and friends there. s MOVED TO WEST VIRGINIA : Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Rexroad, formerly of 1457 S. St. Johns aveâ€" :r. left on z_'::nnday for Charlsâ€" W. Va., re they will make HERE FOR SUMMER , James E. Thomson received his release from the navy air corps on March 17. In the service for alâ€" Mrs. F. Harold Pulfer of Evansâ€" only a small fraction of the fnads fuceded to provid service for each tclephone. In lilinois Bell territory, there‘s $204.68 worth of there‘s $204.68 worth of _ property and people to proâ€" hind each telephone served. _ It takes a lot of dollars, too. It goes from your telephone . .. to the outside of your house and to a nearby pole . . . _ * down the street instrument is most two years, he served as an aviation electronics technician‘s mate 2/c. 4 He and his wife, who are here with his parents, _ the James A. Thomsons of" 1255 Pleasant aveâ€" nue, for the summer, spent two weeks in Champsign with her parâ€" ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ledderâ€" boge, recently, his wife will move to Indiana. Mr. Thomson plans to reâ€"enter Purdue university to complete his educaâ€" tion which was interrupted by the war. _ He will be in his junior year. son of 688 W. Park avenue. Reâ€" cently of Washington, D. C., the Petersons are the parents of two children, Buzzie, 8, and Barbara, 4. _ Mr. Peterson is with the Interâ€" national Harvester company. NEWCOMERS TO HIGHLAND PARK are Mr. and Mrs: Charles Peterâ€" HOUSE GUESTS On Thursday evening, Miss Barâ€" bara Lyon of Ligonier, Ind., and Miss Joan Stein of Clintonville, Wis., arrived in Deerfield. They were house guests of the Harry E. In September, Mr. Thomson and A Free Lecture On _ Christian Science Newcomers to Highland Park The Public is Invited to Attend year after year, as the teleâ€" . ‘ phone system grows in size _ ~ Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts GEOR‘GE S. CHANNING, C.SB. of San Francisco It takes a lot of plant, At Eight O‘clock â€" Doors will open at 7:00 First Church of Christ,; Scientist .. Highland Porkâ€"387 Hazel Avenue Thursday Evening, May 16, 1946 RELIGION®" ing system and to more than 2 * :Ib-oflam‘u-’ Entitled TELEPHONE COMPANY Thursday, May Oth, 194. Wings of 826 Pine avenue, Deerâ€" field, until after the Wing â€" Hoadâ€" ley wedding on Saturday, in wrich they attended Miss Wing as bridesâ€" NEWS OF FORMER HIGHLAND PARKERS the J. Hal Reeders of Los Angeles, Calif., who is.with the "Teen Agâ€" ers" band, has been travelling with the group through Arizona and California. Recently in San Francisco, they were at the Golden Gate for a week. At the Orpheum theater in Los Angeles recently, Gordon had a special spot in the show and did three songs. to a switchboard or dial switch Gordon‘s mother is the former Florence Clow of Highland Park. niu-‘.hozm.l;uu.mi. I 9 CHICKEN & SPAGHETTI 33 Waukegan Ave. Highwood Gordon Hal Reeder, 18, son of tm _4 We specialize in vast amount of intriâ€" 11