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, .,.~ January 15. 1~2o WILMETTE LIFE 17 d 1 Alvin Culver, Grid . 1 Mrs. D. E . Allen, 209 Fourth street, Methodist Leaders to · had as her house guests recently, her Star, PIans to Play hrother-in-law and sisterl Mr. and 11rs. Banquet Next Tuesday ·th p pl S d H N Phillips, of Topeka, Kan. They Bishop Edgar Blake of Paris, France, WI Ur e QUa c~me. to Wilmett e after spending the e ' k g C - t - 1 ... t t. r p 11 lf Ill n Hl :1 a n ~~ ·r " ., t ~ 1t ; Alvin S. Culver, 103 Broadway, \Nil- Christmas holidays with their son, A. mette, a veteran footba ll player at the 1 G. Phillips, who is in charge of one St. Thomas :M ilitary academy of St. of t_he departments in the School of Paul. Minn., and captain of the eleven Agncu lture· . at Purdue university. las t autumn, will enter Korthwestcrn -ounivcrsity n~xt September, according Mrs \ to word rcccn·cd by the University this . V. ]. vVeldon and Mrs. L. E. week. Bush of Wilmette attended the lun chCu lver recently fini~hcd his mo st con given Friday of last week in the successful grid season in his three llotcl LaSalle in honor of Mrs.' Heryears oi competitinn at St. Thomas, !Jcrt A. Richards, wife of the British leading hi~ outfit to the parochial con s ul general, and hfrs. Galliennc, scho(d championship of the i\orth \': ife of the vice consul. \\· t~t in 1925. I Ie play~ a tackle po-.;ition . - offl' \\· a~ placed at OJH' C~i thl' tackle ~[r-... John ~fcPhrrrin and her t\\'0 po~h on the All-Aradt'l11\' team f<Jr rhildn·n Idt \\'ilmcttc ~lunda\· for St. Paul and ~1inneap(lli~ thi~ pa -.. t th t' ir home in De~ ~loinc-.., Iowa: after "l'a-..nn. --ptndinl!: thn·<· \\Tt · k -, a.., the !!:ttl'~b of Thi~ l11t--ky grililnan, \\·ho --tand . ~ ix ~I r~. ~~ cJ>herrin' father and mother, feet two incflh in hi~ -..tockinR f <:t ).f r. and ~lr . E. L. ScheiJ nnhclm of and tip-, the hl'all1 at 205 pound , is a iO-l Lake an·mtc . . \'ersatile athkte and i-.. unusualh· -o-~pt'td_\· ior a lllan <·i hi-.. -..ize. He c;q)taitH'd th{' \\atn p(,Jo tt·an l, and f('~fr. and ').fr~. Donald F. Simmons n·in·d lettn-. j 11 thi~ ~ port a -. , well a <; have returned from Akron. "!'\'. Y., an<l on th<: trark. " ·ill he the guest s of Mrs . Simmon s' 1 1 Cuh·er t:\IH'Ch to graduate trom St. L ' reCnt s, ~fr. and Mr. C. C. Carnahan, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Elson and their family of 944 Sheridan road returned to their home January 9 after a short winter vacati6n at the Park View hotel, Hollywood-by-the-Sea, the and Dr. J. M. M. Gray of Scranton, new resort city of Florida located bePa., will be the principal speakers at tween Palm Beach an~ Miami. the banquet of the Chicago Methodis~ Social Union at Sherman Hotel at 6:30, Tuesday evening, January 19. Mr. I{aymond G. 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