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WILMETTE LIFE, FRIDAY, JUNE :a>, 1924 Village Resldea· u Guest$ at Wedding of Winnetka Girl T f HE marriage of Miss Maud Hinman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hinman of Winnetka to William Coburn of Boston, took place at the Church of the Holy Comforter on Saturday evenin1, June 14, at 8:30 o'clock, the Rev. E. Reginald Williams of Milwauk~ officiating. The bride's only attend_ant was her sister, Mrs. ~th~ H1nman, who wore a gown of pt~ ch1ffon and a large pink hat. The bndal dress was of beaded chiffon over satin. ~he two little flower girls, Helen Theodosia Chancellor and Mary Ann Lowry of Winnetka, dressed in white organdie, carried flower baskets and scattered rose petals down the aisle. Philip Coburn of Boston, the bridegroom's brother, was his best man, and the ushers we~e James Lamed Ferguson, Stuyvesant Hmman and Gradville Foss of Boston. So~them smilax,. white iris, white ~orues and pale pmk roses were artistically arranged in decoration of the church. A rec~tion at the home of Mr. and ~rs. ~anman, 576 Oak street, followed 1mmed1ately after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Coburn left for the east for a visit with Mr. Coburn's parents in Boston. From there they will motor thro!-'gh the White mountains before leavmg for San Francisco where they will make their home. Th~ North Shore MacDowell society h~ld 1ts annual meeting Tuesday evemng . at the home of Mrs. John H. Hardtn of Hubbard Woods. After the business meeting Berton HJlnson read a paper and Miss Agnes P1lsbury, formedy of Kenilworth played a piano solo. New member~ ships are now available for those ·who are interested in the advancement of art in America through the MacDowell .colony at Petersburgh, New Hampshare. Richard Taylor, iZ2 Reba place, Evanstonh who has been traveling in the sout for Hart, Schaffner and Marx, is back again for the summer. He and his wife are spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. W. J. Taylor, 310 Cumnor road. -<>Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kline, 304 Cumnor road, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chandler of Evanston, their son, Horation Chandler, and their two daughters Mrs. Walter Bew and Mrs. Charles Fuller, at bridge last Saturday evening. Mrs. George Shipman, 432 Warwick road, Miss Alice Shipman and George Shipman, Jr., left Monday for their summer home at White Lake, Michigan, where they will spend the summer. --- Mrs. Grant Keehn of New York, who has been visitina her other, Mrs. Edgar W. Burchard, 310 Oxford road, returned to her home on Tuesday. -oMrs. Sar;l .B. Anderson has returned from the east, and will spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest H. Fleischmann of Leic:ester road. -()-- -o- Mrs. Olmsted and her son, who have been visiting Mrs. Bentley McCloud, 416 Cumnor road, returned to their home in Omaha on Sunday. WEST TAKES HELM --o-- --o-- James Prentiss, 201 Cumberland avenue, arrived hom~ Monday from --o-the University of Michigan for a few Mrs. Arthur Ruf, 236 Cumnor road, days' visit before he returns again to is entertaining the Garden club this attend summer school. afternoon. Aibridge Keith, 310 Warwick road, who returned last week from Lawrenceville school, New Jersey, left on Monday for his summer home at Big Lake, Wisconsin. M iss Betty Darling who was oper..: ated upon for appendicitis a week ago at the Michael Reese hospital, is recuperating rapidly and IS expected home the last of this week. John Keith, 310 Warwick road, who was home from the University of Illinois for a few days, returned to Champaign Sunday to attend th~ summer school. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander S. Joslin, 240 Essex road, entertained at dinner and bridge last Saturday evening. During the absence of Joseph C. Mrs. Fred Deacon, 351 Cumberland Comfort, who has gone to London, avenue, entertained last Saturday England, to attend the World's Adevening at bridge. -o-Mr. and Mrs. George Keehn of Ravinia entertained the evening bridge club for dinner Monday night. -o-Mrs. Roy C. Osgood, 423 Essex road, entertained her sewing club for lunchT-th St. aa41 C::..._. A.,.. IllS Wil...ete A.,.. eon Monday. WUa.ae, IU. Hours: -oSertices: Daily (except Wednesday and Mrs. Thomas White was a luncheon Saday at 11 M. Saturday) 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. hostess on Thursday for Mrs. Edward Weeesday Tes~irrtonlal Meeting Wednesday: 9 A.Y.to1:45P.M. Hedrick's mother, Mrs. Roberts. Saturday : 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. 8P u --o-· -·· The Bible anc! Worw:a by K&I'J' Miss Patty Foresman, 515 Essex ' at Sund~ Sdloot, 9 :~ A. M. Baker Edtl,. &Dd &11 otMr ··thorroad, attended ~ house party 1.ut Sabject of tile Lesson samoa .... Cbrlatl&n IJeteaoe ·t.ttatatur· week-end at 'Delatan, Wisconsin. ..... Jl. tM U-~ l·lllllia· UI&Y be read, borrowed or pur--oMaa, E.,....,.. hJ' At-": F..-f· d. Mrs. Alfred McDougal, 325 Abbot,.._ P.wle ie ~ lamed to attead the Cla111'Ch S..lcea ...I tsford road, has left for a week's visit .wt the RM41i·· Roo-. with her family in Peoria. -o- F.i a-da of Christ, Scieatist, --o- -o- Last Sunday was Children's day at the Union church. Prizes were awarded to the children whose attendance was per~ect from one to ten years. Those w1th perfect attendance for five years were Adelaide Ball, Jane Young and James Kenn~ey; for six years, Jean Marx; for s1x years minus one · Sunday, Bentley McCloud; for seven years, Bernice Cole and Webster Ball· for eight, Preston Farley. Each on~ received a beautifully bound book in recognition of remarkable attendance Each child who graduated from th~ primary department and entered into the Sunday school proper received a bible with his name engraved upon it. Susan Lucy Weese, Grant Ridgeway Ellis, James Ellworth Roberts Ruth B. Weston and Frederick Albert Weston \vere the babies who were baptized on that day. -~· li The Home and Garden club will meet Monday at Mrs. A. B. Adair's, 320 Melrose avenue. :.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ --o-- --o-- Summer DresaeJ Fluffy light summer fr.ocks for the hot July days. They're attractive and moderately priced. --o-- Unique Style Shop llzt CENTRAL AVE. Ph.. Wil 2413 --o-- . ·- -·-. M iss Jane Ridgway 207 Cpmberland av~ue, teaves Saturday for Montreal where she will join a party of .21 college girls from Wellesley, Smitl){ and other eastern schools. They wil sail on the Regina for England, and witt travel through Scotland, Holland, Belgium and France, stopping about ten days in Paris, to go from there to Switzerland and Italy. Miss Ridgway expects to return the last of September. -<>Mrs. E. F. Snydacker, 1340 Chestnut avenue, accompanied by her sisterin-law, Mrs. Goodkind, returned last week from a short motor trip to Starved Rock. She left immediately afterwards to attend the graduation of her son at the University of Wisconsin. -oMr. and Mrs. Frank W. Cherry, 422 Abbottsford road, went to Madison to attend commencement at the University of Wisconsin where their daughter, Miss Jeanette, graduated. They were e,xpected to return Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Shattuck, Kenilworth avenue, Miss Miriam Shattuck and Walter Sh"attuck, Jr., leave Saturday to motor to their summer --o- / Hear Victor Record No. 7ZS '· 'Melody in A, ~ajor" CompoM'd by General Charles G. Dawes Played by Fritz Kreisler Bathing Suits and Accessories Those going away for the summer should p~ep~re now, by supplying their beach needs. Here, at thts ttme, you will find complete stocks of suits and accessories for every member of the family. One and two-piece suits for boys, suits for girls, and suits for men and women, all at reasonable prices. "Jantzen" Swimming Suits for Women, price<l at $8.50 Others priced $4.50 to $5.15 Boys One and Two-piece Suits, $3.15 to $1M Misses and Children's Suits,$1.50 to $4.50 Belta, 35c and SOc Suit Bags, 2Sc and SOc Shoes, $1.00 pair. The above gives only an idea of the variety and range of suits and accessories we offer . -o- home at State ~ Wisconsin. · Ralph Veit of Plainfield, Connecticut has been visitin~ Douglas Crooks, 615 Cum nor road, for a few weeks. Mr. Veit and Mr. Crooks were roommates at Knox coltege this past year. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Berry P.zes · made of Fresh Berries! Not made of canned berries l One ff taste will tell you the big di erence. We'd save money by skimping on quality, BUT we can be satisfied only by the best. · · · · · Mrs. Charles of Evanston: gave a luncheon on Thursday in honor of her two daughters, Mrs. Walter · Bew and Mrs. Charles Fuller who are · making a short visit here. · Mrs. Walter B~tt of New Yor.k · has been visiting a few dars th1s · week at the home of Mrs. D. . Taylor, 244 Cumnor road. ~ler · · · · ~,~ l1~onS Cut Flowers for all occasions Phone EVANSTON 632 ,.· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · The Dutch Oven The Quality remains w~en 171Z ShermaD A··· EVANSTON price is forgotten · · · 1129 Central Phone Wil. 2998 · · ·························· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Our Customers Will Please Note -that, together with s.everal oth~r Wilmette stores, beginning July 9th, thts store wtll close each Wednc::-day at 1 o'clock noon, during July and Augu ·t . \\'e are doing this for the benefit. of our ev~ral employees, who a. k your ~o-ope~att?n by shoppmg Wednesday mornmgs, dunn~ thts time . 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