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16 WINNETKA TALK June 30, 1928 TROTH ANNOUNCED Judge Daniel M. Mickey and Mrs. Mickey of 1523 Walnut avenue, mette, have announced the engage- ment of their daughter, Winnifred, to Charles Henry Hamm of Seattle,|of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Woodland of Wash. The announcement was made Monday at a luncheon given by Mrs. college for the summer holidays. | Mickey in her home. Wil- |at New Trier High school. Miss Mickey is an instructor in the music department Miss Virginia Woodland, daughter Kenilworth has returned from Smith THOMAS Tree Surgeons The North Shore's Largest and Best Equipped Tree Surgery Organization Pruning - Pneumatic Cavity Machines GLENCOE 514 Tree Surgery - Power Sprayers Phones J. LYNCH Spraying WINNETKA 1294 Gertrude McBrady and Frederick Salmen Wed A bridal gown of ivory satin, fash- ioned in simple straight lines with a court train was worn by Miss Gertrude McBrady, upon the occasion of her marriage to Frederick Salmen of Win- netka. She carried a bouquet of lilies. The nuptials were solemnized Satur- day evening in the Lady chapel of St. Luke's church and were followed by a reception in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McBrady, of Evanston. Dr. George Craig Stew- art read the service. Attending the bride was her sister, Ruth, who was gowned in pink moire, and Mrs. Edward Capps, who wore a frock of pink chiffon. Both carried bouquets of pink peonies. The little : flower girls, Jean McBrady and Frieda Salmen, were dressed in pink georgette frocks and carried miniature bouquets of garden flowers. Adolph Salmen of Winnetka served as best man for his brother. John McBrady of Evanston ushered. Mr. and Mrs. Salmen are motoring to Toronto for a fortnight's stay. 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Hose atisfaction. = A power mower that is so easy Ask HOSE REELS DANDELION WEEDERS SPRINKLING CANS WINNETKA Metropolitan Buses to Operate Shore Line Bus Schedule The Metropolitan Motor Coach com- pany on July 1 will take over the motor coach service of the Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee railroad, it was officially announced this week, by Fred A. Klock, general manager of the Met- ropolitan system. "We will continue to operate coaches over established routes on regular sched- ules as cross-country feeders to North Shore line trains," says General Manager Klock. "Bringing the coach lines under a centralized management will permit of operation such as should be of benefit to the users of coach service." The Metropolitan Motor Coach com- pany will extend its operations over twelve routes connecting north shore communities with resorts in the North- ern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin lake regions and communities to the west of the rail lines. The routes and communi- ties served are as follows: Kenosha, Twin Lakes, Powers Lake, Lake Geneva. Waukegan, Zion, Keno- sha. Waukegan, McHenry, Woodstock. Waukegan, Lake Villa, Antioch, Fox Lake. Libertyville Grays Lake, Lake Villa, Fox Lake. Highland Park, Lake Zurich, Wauconda. Highland Park, Deerfield, Northbrook. Wilmette, Glen- view, Techny. Niles Center, Wheeling. Niles Center, DesPlaines. Glencoe, Wheeling. Evanston, Niles Center. Connections with North Shore line trains are made by motor coaches at Kenosha, Waukegan, Highwood, High- land Park, Glencoe, Wilmette, and Ev- anston on the Shore Line route; at Niles Center terminal, Glenayre, Northbrook, Briergate and Highmoor on the Skokie Valley route, and at Libertyville ter- minal. North Shore Line stations serve as motor coach stations in these com- munities. Downtown terminals also are maintained at Kenosha, 616 Fifty-ninth street, and at Waukegan on County street south of Washington street. Mrs. W. R. English, 375 Hawthorne lane, and her daughter, Helen, re- turned on Monday evening, June 25, from a trip east. Mrs. English and her daughter, accompanied by Miss Cor- delia Lyons of Wheaton, motored to Princeton to join Robert English who will be a junior there next year. They toured New York, Newport, Syracuse, and other places of interest. Oe Mrs. Dorr C. Price, 661 Hill road, will leave on Monday, July 2, for a trip to Europe. Mrs. Price will sail from Quebec on July 4, and will spend five weeks visiting France, Italy, and Switzerland, returning to her Winnet- ka home in August. A a LT 1 Sets Repairs--Accessories ® (1) 4 CI Cameras Projectors--Films a LL) yg Releases Thrice Monthly Radio Service Shop 2 Carlton Bldg. Winnetka 1840