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BRUDERâ€"DE PALMA NU"IALS[ Hatcher of Highland Park. The En _.1fer cumnct an the Zind at the On Saturday, August 21, at the St. James church in Highwood, Thelma Marie Bruder, daughter _ol By ALICE ZABEL Mr. and Mrs.â€"Fred Bruderâ€"of La Salle, III., and Joseph De P,_l-ll. Page 4 SHelley To C e C O son of the Leo De Palmas of Highâ€" wood, were united in marriage at 10:30 high mass by Father Gleaâ€" Gowned in white satin and marâ€" quisette, with fingerâ€"tip veil, the bride carried white Easter lilies, and was attended by Edna Bruder, as maid of honor, and Edith O‘â€" Brien, bridesmaid. The maid of honor, in green satin and marquisette, and the bridesmaid, in a similar gown of orchid, carried white chrysantheâ€" mums and double daisies. The men of the bridal party wore semiâ€" tuxedo suits with white coats. Atâ€" tending the groom was Oswald Mazzetti, and Michael O‘Brien served as usher. Other attendants were Karen Jean Reynolds, flower girl, dressed in yellow with yellow ribbons and bandeau, carrying chrysanthemums and daisies, and Vincent Leonard Quarta, in white, who carried the rings for the double ring ceremony on a white satin pillow. The ceremony was followed by breakfast at the home of the bridegroom, and Chicago House, Wheeling, was the scene of the dinner â€"«and reception, later. As mementos of the occasion the bride‘s attendants were preâ€" sented with rhinestone necklaces, and the men of the bridal party received tie clips. _ After a hone.ymoon in the north, the couple will live at 316 Highâ€" wood avenue, Highwood. GARDEN WEDDING On Saturday, August 21, the garden of the B. J Boehms, 753 Mr. Walter Rietz Jr. served his brother as best man. Ushering were Elroy Langill, Tom Simpson, Frank Walls, Robert Rietz, brother of the groom, and Kurt, Robert, William and Edgar Boehm, brothâ€" ers of the bride The wedding was followed by a reception in the garden. After a wedding trip to the west the couple will make their home at 2616 West Park avenue. PHYLLIS SNOW CHAPMAN MUCHâ€"FETED BRIDE ELECT The wedding of Miss Phyllis Snow Chapman of Wilmette and John Whitley Lanigan of Highland Park, planned for Aguust 28, has been preceded by a gay round of parties and showers which began last spring with a shower given at the Alpha Phi house at Depauw university, where Miss Chapman is a student, by sorority sisters Misâ€" ses Lois Reedy and Norma Bailey. During July Miss Sally Armâ€" strong of Kenilworth was hostess at a luncheon and kitchen shower, followed by a luncheon and shower given the next week at the home af Mrs. John Schneider of Winâ€" of Mrs. John Schneider of netka. August festivities were led by Mrs. Leslic H. Hanawalt of Wilâ€" mette who gave a tea and recipe shower on the 5th. Two days later Miss Barbara Lanigan of Highland Park entertained with a bridgeâ€" luncheon. The following Wednesâ€" day Mrs. James A. Lytle of Highâ€" land Park gave a surprise shower and tea. The week of August 15 started with a Sunday buffet supper for the two families given by Robert D. Duthies of Des Plaines, followed two days later by a dessert and shower given by Mrs. Charles C. Hatcher of Highland PATR 107| E buffet supper on the 22nd at the“ chartered accountant, repreâ€" Exmoor club was given by the L. "’“"’d this country in the recent Byron Nashes and the Harold L. London conference held at Christ Garwoods. A joint affair was "h.luw"h‘ Oxford. His lecture will barbecue and gadget Sshower at the | 3°°n._b¢ released in the London home of Dr.â€" and . Mrs. Dudley | N@Wwspapers. Crafts Watson given by the Calvin Enthusiastic over all the counâ€" G. Bavers and William Murphey.|tries they visitedâ€"England, Holâ€" Last Puesdav Mrs E. E. Hend.|land, Syitwrlnnd. Belguim, Italy â€" Last Tuesday Mrs. E. E. Hendâ€" erson and Mrs. Roy L. Lundin of Wilmette feted the bride elect with a miscellaneous shower and tea at the Henderson home. ‘The bride‘s parents will give the vehearsal dinner at the Orrington hotel on the eve of the wedding, and another bridal eve party will be given by the parents of the bridegroom â€" at . the Edgewater Beach hotel. The wedding day luncheon will be given by Miss Anne Benson of Kenilworth. HONEYMOONING IN SANTA FE, N. M. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean Ingâ€" wersen, whose wedding took place at 3 p.m. last Saturday in the rectory of the Immmaculate Conâ€" ception church, Father John A. Ward officiating, are at present honeymooning in Sante Fé, New Mexico. f Telephone Highland Park 2064 club The bride attended Monticello and Barat colleges. and her hus band studied at the University of Michigan prior to serving three years in the Marine corps during the recent war. Upon their return from New Mexico the newlyweds will reside in Highland Park. An impressive candlelight cereâ€" mony took place last Friday eveâ€" ning at the First United Evanâ€" gelical church â€" when â€" Elizabeth Ruth â€" Ralph, daughter _ of _ the George W. Ralphs, Sr., of Mcâ€" Daniels avenue, exchanged vows with W. Russel Ogden, son of Rev. and Mrs. Wm.; Ogden of Johnstown, Pa. .’ Preceding the ceremony . the solo, "I Love You", was beautiâ€" fully rendered‘ by Morene Harriâ€" son, who also sang the duet, "At Dawning", with Don Ogden, brothâ€" or of the bridegroom. The church was beautifully decorated with candelabra, and as the bride adâ€" vanced on the arm of her father, she paused before reaching the altar while the bridegroom sang to her, "Because". The ceremony was performed by Rev. George Ralph of ~Findlay, Ohio. brother of the bride, assistâ€" Rev. Geo Ohio, bro ed by the Reverend BETTY" RALPH A BRIDE N The ceremony was followed by a reception for 300 guests at the Highland Park Woman‘s Club. After . a Michigan honeymoon the couple will return to Bob Jones university, Greenville, 8. D., where both are outstanding students, to carn their B.A. degrées, Mrs. Ogâ€" den in interpretive speech and her husband in religion. deg The Jackson W. Smarts, 99 Syâ€" camore place, with their three teenâ€"age youngsters, Jack, DeeDee and Allen, have just returned from a sevenâ€"weeks‘ trip through Eurâ€" ope. The trip was a combination of business and pleasure. Mr. Smart, JACKSON SMARTS RETURN newspapers. Enthusiastic over all the counâ€" tries they visitedâ€"England, Holâ€" land, Switzerland, Belguim, Italy and France, they feel that among the highlights were the Swiss scenery, the country life of Engâ€" land and Paris city life. While abroad they met friends and acquaintances, among M‘ the Vallee O. Appels and the "Michaels family," who sightâ€"seeâ€" ing pictures were snapped by an adroit photographer, to appear in a recent copy of Life. Even though the entire trip was a thrill, the family found America a welcome place and they are glad to be home. School is about to begin and the children must preâ€" pare for that. Jack, the eldest, a graduate of Lake Forest academy, plans to enter Michigan U. this fall. DeeDee, a junior, and Allen, a freshman, will attend Highland Park high. WINTER WEDDING PLANNED The engagement of Martha Frances McGowan to Stanley Patâ€" terson Black, son of Dr. and Mrs. Gardner Black of Honolulu, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Z. McGowan, 2344 Pierce road, Highland Park. Plans for the wedding have not been completed, but it will be a winter wedding, held in California, The young couple plan to live in PYBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NKNSRTHERN ILLINOIS T H oE PR ESS Consttrurion pay coming, we‘ve been gathering biographâ€" {,fll\:}‘s ical bits on the thirtyâ€"nine men who on September 17, 1787, %â€":; _ at the Philadelphia Convention signed the Constitution of the 5â€":‘{‘ United States. Two of the thirtyâ€"nine signers met death on the > dueling ground. Two of them were arrested by our government Sxx. but never brought to trial. One endorser invented the biâ€"focalsâ€" and for a very personal reason. Another introduced the lush Ne “‘33‘$ \ hotâ€"house and the iceâ€"house to America. One gentleman lost fi?!‘)}â€"} a leg, another a sweetheart. One was a fisherman, another a â€"1E4}=* _ golfer. One came to this country because of his health, another ?_%f‘ ‘.golfer. One came to this country because of his healith, another because of a hurricane. One delegate who was a lawyer bickered s with his sonâ€"inâ€"law. Another, who was a lawyer, after winning a ’ legal battle, was buttonholed by the losing party and . . . but SA _ you‘ll read about it in this month‘s story which is full of bioâ€" fi graphical bits on the sievers of Our Constitution. Honolulu where Mr. Black is enâ€" gaged in business. * Miss McGowan is a graduate of Duke university, and her fiance of University of Wisconsin. Mrs. Richard Marshall (Shirley Beyers) and young son, Judd, of Canton, Ohio, spent a few days last week at the home of her parâ€" ents, the Paul Beyers of Ravinia. Mrs..Marshall was here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Marjorie Kutâ€" zer on August 13. RETURNED HOME NEWCOMERS TO HIGHLAND PARK Newcomers to Highland Park are the Ivan L. Tylers of 5107 Ridgeland avenue. They purchased their new home. They are from Western Springs, Illinois. They have a son, Charles, 12. Mrs. Tyler, a graduate of the University of California, is an artist. This past spring she gave an exhibition of some of her Chiâ€" nese paintings, at the Esquire Theatre, Chicago. She is a member of the Chicago Painters and Sculpâ€" tors. Mr. Taylor is in charge of ‘the research department of the Portland Cement company. Recently of Lake Bluff and now residing at 518 Arbor avenue, the home they bought, are the Richâ€" ard H. Campbells. They are parâ€" ents of a son, Terry, 5. Mr. Campâ€" bell is with the Morris Paper Mills, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nathan are the new owners of the home at 553 Detamble avenue in which they are now residing. From Chiâ€" cago, Mr. Nathan is connected with the Equitable Life Assurance company, Chicago. There are two children, Dickie, 5, and Jill, 2. As Entertaining As Your Favorite Magazine THE Serecce BULLETIN This Month in Your Also from Chicago are the Harâ€" old Goldmans of 1622 S. Green Bay road. They have a four month old daughter, Sheils Mr. Goldâ€" man is in the novelty manufacturâ€" ing business They bought their Formerly of New Rochelle, New York, are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert N. Adams and son, Billy, 8, and daughter, Kathy, 4. They purâ€" chased the home at 1624 Pleasant avenue in which they are residing. Mr. Adams is assistant sales manâ€" n&r of S. Karpen and Brothers, Chicago. Now living at 219 S. St. Johns avenue are the Henry J. Testas. Mr. Testa is with the Monroe Calculating _ Machine _ company, Chicago. Formerly of Shore Hills, New Jersey, ‘they have a son, Henry, Jr., a senior this fall at Ambherst. Their daughters, Kathâ€" erine and Alice, are five and two. From Elkhart, Indiana, are the Floyd M. Cantors and their three year old son, Stephen. They are the new owners of the home in which they are living at 585 Deâ€" tamble avenue. . Mr. Cantor is with the American Coating Mills, Board of Trade Building, Chicago. Here from Chicago and now reâ€" siding at 383 Oakland drive, the home they recently purchased, are Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hutchâ€" ings. Their daughter, Linda Ann, is seven weeks old. They formerly lived at the Sovereign Hotel. Mr. Hutchings is with McGraw Hill ‘Publishing company, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Zabel and daughter, Janis, are in Louis ville, Kentucky, .visiting with Mr. Zabel‘s mother, Mrs. T. L. Zabel and aunt, Miss Katherine Zabel. BULLETIN Thursday, August 20, VACATIONING Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Yeager i daughter, Linds, of 1949 Northmoor road are u.e‘fil-ll.' in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. While full provision is made in Christian Science for epecific treatment for the sick, mauY '-ybhnh..wu through reading literature available at Christian Science The BIDTC mc ae e h Health with Key to the Scripâ€" tures" by Mary Baker Kddy containing the complete exple nation of Christisn Scienceâ€" and other similarly belpfel "b.g-iw-l. (Continued on page 5) Information concerning fres public lectures, church services, â€"~whn~ Guities eise avatlable. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM 43 NO. SHERIDAN RD. HIGHLAND PARK OPEN DAILY Were Healed They Read 26, 1948