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March 19, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE 0 Name Attendants for St. John's Five the Munro-1'hompson Continue Great Wedding on April 3 Winning Streak Bdore the large st crowd of the sea~~ i ·s Elizabeth Munro has chosen as her attendants at her marriage to Ed- son. the St. John's lightweights enwin Russel Thompson, Saturday, April joyed a S\YCet revenge by handing 3. Mrs. E. Stanley Wisdom of Evans- J choYah church the sma ll end of a 24 ton as matron of honor, her sister, Miss to 17 score. The Yisitors recentlv shatPearl Munro, as maid of honor, and as ten~d the local team's record of conbridesmaids, Miss Lucille \\Test of Chi- sccutiYe ,·ictorics at sixteen, nosing cago, Miss Nellie Brown of Highland them out in an OYcrtime game by one Park, Miss Doris Woodcock and Miss basket. Ruth Anderson of \Vilmette, ' ~~iss Tuesday eyening the St. John team Betty \Vard of Young town. Ohio. and added mon· laurels to its sea on's ~{iss Ruthlca Harlan of Kenilworth. record by Yirtually clinching the chamThe hride·~ two sisters. J can and pionship of \Vilmette, trimming the Catherine ~~ unro. will he flower girls. Presbyterians. the only undefeated ~f r. Thompson's brotht"r. \\"illard C . team in the local league. Thomp. on, will act as his bt"~t man. and \Vith the championship at stake hoth , the ushers will he Loren Bollinger of teams played a careful defensive game DesPlaines. Charles D. Dean of \\"ash- during the first half with St. John's 1 ington. D. C .. Theodore Barr of \Vii- leading 21 to 16 when the period ended. mette. Frederick D. Tucker of Chicago. St. John's opened the second half with Frank ~filler of Chicag(l. the bride's a fla hY attack and pulled away to a cousin. E. ~t~nle~· , \Yi.sdom oi p:\'a~s- I commaiHling lead . . Final score. St. ton, and \\ 1lham S. Kill g. Jr .. ot \Vm- i ] ohn 's 41, Presbytenans 24. netka . · 1 St. John's is arranging two iast gamt·~ 1 -A glimpse into ~fis~ ~funro's en - ior next ~londay evening to he play ·d gagement calendar disclo!'es the foJlm,·- . in tht Ho\Yard . chool gym. All rag(" ing prenuptial affairs: ~larch 13, ~~is.;; i fans are inYited. Doroth\' and ~f i. s Ruth Anderson of \\'ilmet"te. gave a luncheon, bridg<:. and · ~r r . and '1f rs. f,ov F. France han: handkerchief shower at th(' ~orth returned to their home at 531 Laun·l Shore hotel; ~March 18. ~fi~s Dori ... aYenue from the Dixie goli trip,·spend \\"oodcock, a bridge and miscrllanec,lb ing li days touring the southern state:-- . ... hm,·er at her home in \Yilmcttt: : and ... topping at the ~[iami Biltmore \farch 20, 'Miss Lucille \Ve t. hosien ,JHI\\·er. luncheon and bridge at th.c- hot d. Cora 1 Gables, for a few day:-. 1Ia_ , ·Joi t in Evan~ ton : ~fa rch 2-t. '\f r.... -oF. Stanley \Visdom, luncheon. bridge. ~~ r-.. 1I. E. P(Jr< ·J1to (lt 901 Elmw( 1< ·<\ itnd shower at her home in EYan~ton: an~nue ""a' ho~tcss at a vanishing '\farch 27. the bride-elect is gi,·ing a lu_ncheon ior t)1e Ladies' Aid ncicn· luncheon for her attendants at the . <1t the ~fethod1st church Tlmrsda~ c;t ~<1\ l'r('ign hotel, and that same en·ning. ' Ja-.t \Yeck. '\f r. and ~[rs. Charles E. Thomp-..on. -otiH· hridcgroom's father and mnthrr.: '\Ir. and ~{rs. :\rthur D. \Yin~lc1\\ ,,j 'ill gin' a eli nne ·-dance inr the bridal ,,or, \\'a . hington an·nue motored tc 1 t·;trt~· at the EdgnYatcr Beach hntt·l: ( >nargo. Ill.. to pend last Saturday and \1 arch 29. '\!iss Xcllir flro,,·n will he ~unda,· \Yith their son. Doane, who atJJ,,..,t<.,s at a shower at her home in tt'tHb ·a militarv acadcm\' there. fli!!hland Park: ~farch 30. ~fi..:s Bett,· - -o- \\-arc! will gin· a luncheon: ~farch 31. ~fr:-. Fr d B. Cro-.. . lcY of 600 \\'a, hTnhn Cordon ~funro. the hridr-dcct', ington aYC'IHlt entertain.ed eight gut·'t' iathn. ,,·ill ~iYr the hridal dinn<-r in thv ;tt dinnt:r and bridge Tur:-day cYenit!g. \·t·tH·tian n~nm of the PalnHT hnu ... e: -0\farrh 31. '\ti..:. Jl·an .\. ~funro \\ill giYe The Rca(ling cluh m t Tue.;;cla,· :1 ;1 1 ,r ic1:t I t v a for h r r n i\.' c e at t h e ~ f 1111 r o \ f r ~. L e I;111 d V. Pi e r s o 11 at h e r -h c11 nc . ··c,idcnrt·. 1119 Elmwno<l aYenue . l\0-t. For :-t avenue. I NE of th~ sm,art creations of Spring to be seen at. The Tayl()r B ootery. A trint step-in of delightful si1nplicity in bois de Rose or Gray Kid. O Tuesday and Thursday Evenings Until 9 The Satisfactory Store TAYLOR'S BOOTERY 605 MAIN STREET Wilmette 385 l~t:;I'.·\II!I.:\<~ ,.,j Phones Wilmette 721 EXl'EH.T \VUHK; :!4-HO"CR. SERVICE 2600-2601 \\"ilm<:tte. 111. ~lain Street Motors Service, Inc. Everything for the Automobile Last week we told you about our new Eat More Vegetables! 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