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fos SAS rE RE SL=%h 54 N El : amr I A "Sean Ol a, ing. introduced to society tions have been issued. | "Casa de Usted" is one of the most atractive spots along Se north shore. The hours are from will be strung all. about the place PRO} Jocial Happenings J Winnetka.s Hubbard Woods. | 5. by Ruth Risley 2, wl 5/23 NOTHER debutante is to be accorded the distinction of be- which veers rather wide of the long-established precedent of our young girls making their bows in the autumn. Miss Katharine Kay Strotz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. [Charles | N. Strotz of 365 Sheridan road, will be presented Saturday, July 24, at a garden party to be given by her parents, for which 500 invita- H 3 PS bbb ddd Poo VY i= 2] i 2 ll I: rT an Um oI ve == Il ' ra " in the "good old summer time," | lll dddddddd00000 4 to 7 o'clock. Japanese lanters , buffet refreshments served, and there will be dancing in the eveni > : * A very lovely wedding is to be. solemnized on Tuesday evening of next week in Ma Marcella Cook, daughter of M North Shore hotel, Evanston, will be united in mariage to Ken- | yon Pope, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Pope, of Wilmette: "he service will be read in the Oakwood Beach clubhousee, con-} necting with a group of summer and is to be followed by a recepti Miss Margaret Mariner of Menominee, Mich. will attend the bride as maid of honor, and Dr. Donald M. Gallie, Jr., of Wilmette, will serve Mr. Pope as best man. 1 Ld A group of north shore folks are planning to leave Monday for Marinette, to attend the wedding, Pope, Miss Ruth Moulding, Miss Marion Goodsmith of Chicago, an of Evanston. | | ng on the outdoor platform. llr ddddddOOodOO OS POPOPPPIPIIVIIIVIYY E22 2 24 4 4444444000000 id for delivery of your of past experiences a prompt? your option. we will not pester you. Will You Be Among The allotment for this territory is limited and is shipped only against bona fide orders. Protect yourself by ordering now--accept delivery at Cars sold on 12-month time payment plan. Call in or phone us for appointment---we will be glad to explain--- R. D. CUNNINGHAM Those Waiting FORD automobile---or will you tebe advantage nd order NOW while deliveries are reasonably Exclusive Dealer 810 Church Street EVANSTON Insist on Genuine Ford Parts rinette, Wisconsin, when Migs! r. and Mrs. John Cook of the|Q 3 RS 3 cottages overlooking "Green Bay,!|? on. $ 2 ° M.P.LOUEN, Sales Mgr. Phone EVANSTON 4884 among them, Mr. and Mrs.' Henry "Margaret Scheidenhelm, Miss | d Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Badger |® Upon their return from an extended honeymoon trip, the young conple will make their home in Evanston. The New Trier Horticultural so- ciety held a Flower Show at the Winnetka Community House on July 1. The object of the show was chief- ly to exhibit sweet peas, but entrance and collection of Annuals and Per- renials were also admitted. Mr. D. McNaughton of Lake For- est won the Elliot Trophy which was awarded for the best collection of sweet peas. Mrs. Charles Elliot won first prize for the twelve best vases of sweet peas exhibit. Mrs. Charles N. Strotz won first prize for the finest collection of Annual and first prize for the finest collection of Per- renials. Mrs. Albert Pick won first prize for the best vase of roses and of Candidum Lillies. Mrs. Watson and Mrs. W. B. Hale received special mention for their display of flowers. Mrs. Hale also received special men- tion for her display of vegetables. The big Flower Show of the season will be held at Community House on ! July 29, from 2 to 10 o'clock. FRAP HA Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Fleming, of 206 Fairview road, have recently returned to their home in Glencoe after a year's stay in Washington. Mr. Fleming was director for the Congressional Joint Commisison on Reclassification of Salaries, which turned in a comprehensive report classifying the positions of the one hundred thousand civilian employes of the government at Washington and recommending standard salary schedules. Mr. Fleming was one of the authors of this report, which in- cluded a comprehensive Bureau of Commercial Peoples Gas building, Chicago. tions. i Rae St. Joseph's church, Gross Point will be the scene of an attractive wedding on Wednesday morning of Florence next week, when Miss industrial relations policy for the government. Since his return Mr. Fleming has be- come a member of the staff of the Economics, Inc., industrial engineers and per- sonnél advisors, with offices in the He is specializing on the industrial re- lations problems of large corpora- "Mrs. Ann Rogers of 835 Linden ave- Herst Gruver, on Monday, July 12, at 10 o'clock in the morning. Mr. Gruver was formerly a resident of Wilmette. The ceremony was performed by Dr. George P. Magill of the Wilmette Presbyterian church. --_---- W. Harlan Ware, 922 Cherry street, «who was with the Clare Vaughan Wales players in "Too Much Busi- ness" returned to his home last week from Albert Lea, Minn. where the company was filling an engagement. Severe illness made it necessary for Mr. Ware to return, giving up his summer engagement. --_---- Miss L. F. Smith of New York City is spending the summer with her sister, Mrs. Fred L. Kriebel, 695 Lin- coln avenue. Miss Margaret Mercer will return Monday from a fort- night's visit at the home of Mrs. Pillsbury in Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Strotz have come back from their honey- moon and are at the Blackstone tem- porarily. Mrs. Strotz was Fugenia Vandeveer of Taylorville, 111., and sister of Mrs. Frederick W. Perkins, 33 Bellevue place, Chicago. | 'Mrs. I. M. Hamburger and daugh- ters of 502 Willow street, accompani- ed by Mrs. Weil and Miss Helen Weil, left Tuesday to spend the re- mainder of 'the summer at Grand Haven, Mich. --_---- Mrs. Francis Peabody Butler and children, 777 Bryant avenue, are at Hyannisport, for the late Season. Mr. Butler is with his mother, Mrs. Hermon B. Butler, during his wifes absence. ' --_--p-- Mrs. George J. Farnsworth of Hub- bard Woods, was one of a group of women from Winnetka and Lake Forest who motored to Chicago on Thursday for luncheon at the Chica- go Athletic club. 3 have returned Regene Ustick will be united in mar- riage to Paul Frailey of East St. Louis, Ill. The ceremony will be per- formed at 9 o'clock by Rev. Father Netstraeter. The bridal couple will have as their attendants, Miss Irene Ustick and Mr. Raymond Ustick, sister and brother of the bride. Fol- lowing the service a wedding break- fast will be served at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. and Miss Elizabeth McGuire of Glen- coe. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Butler and family of Hubbard Woods, are summering at Charlevoix, Mich. -- Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McGuire, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hinman | and family of 576 Oak street, leave Tuesday to spend six weeks at Mr. Hinman's home in Mount Mor- will nue, Hubbard Woods, announces the | ris, N. Y. marriage of her daughter, Mrs. Kath- ---- : erine Rogers Burright, to William| Mr. and Mrs. George 'Wissman from an extended wedding trip through northern Wis- consin. Mrs. Wissman was formerly Miss Harriot Salveson. Mrs. Robert Crane, formerly of Winnetka, who spent the winter in Pasadena, Cal, is in Hessel], Mich., for the summer months. --rif Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Weinstock, 891 Spruce street, announce the ar- rival of a son, John Edward, Jr., on July 10, at the Evanston hospital. ite Mrs. Arthur F. Durand of 1168 As- bury avenue, Hubbard Woods, is spending the summer at Lakeside, Mich. ---- There will be a dinner dance at Bob O'Link this evening. ran TULLE HOLDING UP QUALITY and holding down prices-- that's what we aim at. Al- though most canned goods are up in price, ours are not so far up as others. The pur- ---- Miss Ruth Wnodward. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Woodward of Kenilworth, has gone from the re- «atta races at Cornell to Caledonia, Va.. to visit Miss Grace Davidson. CNY I,. Ustick, in Wilmette. --_---- Mr. Stanley Clague, by his daughter, Miss Alice Clagu of 844 Willow street, left Wednesday for New York City, where they will be the guests of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Daniel Gale. Later Mis Clague will go on to Augusta, Maine, to be with friends, and before her in Bernard- ston, Mass. Mr. Clague will go down to Asheville, N. C., for a short stay. return will also visit ---- Miss Tean Alton, of 577 Cherr street, is leaving next Tuesday t spend some time visiting chester, N. Y. Later s i 'Hinman family at accompanied in Ro- ' ---- Every Tuesday, beginning on July 20. will be Ladies' Day at the Win- € | netka Playfield; tea will be served in the afternoon. Every woman in Win- netka who is interested is invited to participate in the events planned for S | these occasions. ---- Mrs. William McKinney and daugh- ter. Katherine, of 605 Cherry street. are planning to leave on August 1 '~r an e-tended enstern visit, stop- ping in Boston, New York and'in y | Connecticut. Oo --_---- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Reach of R844 Prospect avenue, have returned from on evtended vacation at At- ntic City, N. J. : ; ity, flavor and wholesomeness remains as always. "Watch the marke! basket" Special for Week of July 19-24 Armour's Baked Beans No. 2 cans, $1.45 per dozen The Progressive Grocery' A. LIPS, Prop. 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