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EL aa -- tl © WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1925 °° 25 returned Garden to Provide Setting omen iri ugmei for Miss Scott's Wedding HE beautiful garden of the Rob- ert Cluett home on the bluff of the lake at Hubbard Woods will be the scene of the wedding of Miss Barbara Scott. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Scott, and Donald Phelps Welles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Phelps Welles of Evanston, Wednes- day afternoon, September 23. The Rev. James K. Richards will read the service at 4:30 o'clock, and a recep- tion will follow in the gardens where Miss Scott's sister became the bride of her finances twin brother, Edward Kenneth Welles, two years ago. Mrs. Welles will be her sister's ma- tron of honor, and Miss Emily Scott will be her maid of honor. Miss Scott has chosen as her bridesmaids, the Misses Isabelle Scott, Margaret Scott, Joan Stuart, Louise Tyler, Madeline Presstrich, Marian Smith, Elizabeth Bunnell, Nancy Heffingfinger. Edward Welles will be his brother's best man, and the ushers will be Cal- vin Trowbridge. Edwin Winter, III, James Douglas, Jr., Lawrence Williams, «Sanford Ottis, Frederick Lawrence, Martien Jenkes, Odgen West, and Keith Carpenter --Q-- Mrs. Lorenzo Johnson, 701 Sheridan road, and her granddaughter, Miss Helen Hardenbergh, are to sail for Europe from New York, September 27. They will meet Mrs. Johnson's son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Stew- art Johnson, in Cairo, Egypt, where Mr. Johnson is charge d'affaires, and motor through France with them. Later they will visit Mrs. Johnson's nephew, Hallett Johnson, who is first secretary of the embassy in Paris, and her niece, Mrs. Horace Lee of London. After spending several months with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Johnson in Cairo, Mrs. Johnson will return to her home in Winnetka in February. --0-- Mrs. Preston Boyden and her three children arrived Saturday from Santa Fe, N. Mex, to depart for Canada with the Horrace Tenneys, the Norman Harrises, and a group of Evanston friends on an extended camping trip. Mr. and Mrs. Boyden are leaving their children with the latter's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chase of Lake Forest. --p-- Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Millington of 126 Oxford road, have just returned from a three months' trip abroad. Af- ter visiting many of the principal countries, they feel convinced that conditions had greatly improved dur- ing the past year. They stated that everyone was busy and the farmers were harvesting one of the heaviest crops in years. --0-- Mid-September caused the departure of many of the young folks of Wil- mette, and with their going, much of the activity attendant upon their pres- ence has ceased. Many are still to to leave Wilmette, but their names do not appear among those who already have departed for their respective alma maters. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wales, 480 Sheridan road, have as their house guest, Miss Elizabeth Willits of Louis- ville, Ky. Mrs. Wales entertained at bridge in honor of Miss Willits Thurs- day afternoon, September 10. Robert Wales has as his guest, Roland K. Smith of New Orleans. Both young men will leave September 26, to enter their junior year at Princeton uni- versity. --je Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Scott and their daughters, Miss Emily and Miss Isabel, returned to their home on Sheridan road Saturday, after spend- ing several weeks at Charlevoix as guests at the Chicago club. --_--Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thiele and their son, 1271 Asbury avenue, re- turned from a five week motor trip to California where they visited many points of interest on the coast. The Shop of Elizabeth Duncan 812 Elm Street WINNETKA Potteries Crystal Silver Fayence Etchings Leather Paintings Linen Brasses Furniture Well selected from all parts of the world are at your disposal for Wedding Gifts at our shop; thereby saving you the tedious journey to Chicago. Miss Marion Gates and I. Brent Vaughan of the University club were married Saturday, September 5, at the ---- home of the bride's sister, Mrs. fidward | IT. have returned from their C. Kohlsaat of 777 Bryant avenue. After a month's motor trip in the East, [at State Line, Wis. from Phillips, Wis., where they have been the house guests of Mrs. Victor Cunnyngham for the past month at her summer home on Pine island. Mr. and Mrs. Buckingham Chandler, 9 Indian Hill road, with their two children, Charlotte and Buckingham, "tender- foot' camp in the Land o' Lakes region Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan will be at --0-- home in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. William Ayer McKin- --O-- ney and theiir son, 1200 Chatfield road, Mr. and Mr-. Lee Adams, accom- |arc spending a brief time at Camp panied by Mrs. Gustav Osten of | Idlewild, Minn. where their son is Cherry street, motored to Grosse lake, | convalescing. near Antioch, Wis. last week, to be --_--Q-- the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer| Miss Helen M. Campbell who has Adams for a few days at their cottage. | been visiting at the home of The party also visited Mr. and Mrs. | Mrs. Sherman M. Goble of 511 Ash William Ware. whose summer cottage is at Crosse lake. ton. --O-- --Q-- Mrs. Frederick Henkel, 653 Walden | Mrs. Clarence Peck and her road, will be hostess to the Walden | of Cleveland are the guests of Mrs. Road circle at the opening meeting of the year, Monday, September 28, at 2|,f 713 Prospect avenue. o'clock. Mrs. E. J. Allsebrooke, gen- eral chairman of the circle, will be the Mr. and street, has returned to her home in Bos- children Peck's mother, Mrs. Herman P. Butler, wr Miss Mary Williams is giving a bridge guest of honor. A delightful musical | party and shower at her home 565 Lin- program will be given. coln avenue, Saturday September 19, for --0-- Marion Lasier. Miss Katherine Adams, daughter of Rn Mrs. and Mrs. George M. Adams 1241 Ash street, will also attend Rockford this fall, was last of the Chicago Rockford College asso- Chicago Winnetka ciation at the home of Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCulloch. Mrs. James W. Harris, Jr., with her children, James, III, and Ruth of Long entering as a freshman. Miss Adams | Monday, September 21. Miss Dorothy Klotz is entertainng at bridge and a shower for Marion Lasier a guest of honor at the tea given week by the North Shore branch or Joe Beach, Cal, is to be the guest of her . mother, Mrs. David Lasier, 731 Lincoln CLEANER avenue, for six weeks. She is here : for her sister's wedding, at which she |Z Lake Forest Highland Park is to be matron of honor. 7 h- IY Burley Shops 87 YEARS IN CHICAGO September Sale Set illustrated--Enlish Bone China, from our open 00 stock. 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