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56 WILMETTE LIFE May 11. 1928 When You Change Oil RememberThe ONLY Dealers from whom you can purcbaae Chicago lllinae Club Gives Mary Esther Winslow in St. Joseph's Church Ia Recital at Roycemore Annual Spring Lunch~n ' Scene of Spring Wedding The Chicago Illinae club, of which Mrs. Charles H . Dennis of Evanston is president, held its annual spring luncheon Saturday afternoon in the north ballroom of the Stevens hotel. In Mrs. Dennis' absence, due to a visit to Annapolis and Old Point Comfort. the vice president, Mrs. Charles H. Bent of \Vinnetka, presided. Mrs. Harold L . Ickes of Hubbard Woods, a member of the board of trustees. and ~fiss Maria Leonard, dean of women at the University of Illinois, were guests of honor at the luncheon. Following this Anita \Villets Burnham of \\'innetka gaYe an account of her recent sketching trip abroad with her family. They plan to leave soon for China to sketch the country there. Mrs. G. \V. Karraker of Evanston is corresponding secretary of the· club. Mrs. L. D. Lloyd of Evanstorr?is a ~orthbrook. member of the board. ~{embers and their guests were invited to attend the Mr. and Mr s. James H. Fletcher of luncheon. 910 Oakwood aYenue w~re called to Elgin last week by the death of Mr. The John W. Melones. of 914 Forest Fletcher's father. avenue just have returned from visit-0ing their daughter, Mrs. Theodore S. Melone), of :\[rs. \Valter T. Joyce of 831 Oak- Schlundt (Gertrude wood avenue entertained the first I\avarre, Ohio. The Schlundts are regrade mothers of tl1e Laurel school ceiving congratulations upo~ the birth Jast Fridar afternoon. of a son. John Theodore. One of the prettiest weddings ever solemnized in St. Joseph's church took place Saturday, April 28, when Miss Margaret Hoffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hoffman of Ridge avenue, became the bride of Howard Higgins, son of Mrs. Emma · Higgins of Northfield. Following the ceremony at 10 :30 o'clock, a reception was held at the Hoffman home. The church was beautifutlv decorated with spring flowers. The bride ·wore a gown of white lace over satin and carried white sweet eas, orchids, and lilies of the Yalley. Her bridesmaids, Miss Rosanna Hoffman and 1\1 iss Vivien Higgins. wore frocks of peach color taffeta and carried larkspur and yellow roses. Elaine Leis ,,·as the little flo·wer girL Edmund Hoffman and Jack Higgins were the groomsmen . The bride and groom have returned fr om their wedding trip and no"· are residing m Q~~ Mary Esther Winslow, pianist, was heard in a program at the Roycemore school in Evanston last Friday evening. Miss Winslow played the following numbers: Tambourin, RameauGodowsky; Cradle Song, Brahms; Die Fledermaus, Strauss; Night Winds, Griffes; Clair de Lune, Debussy; Spanish Dance, De Fatla. Miss Winslow has just finished a busy season of professional engagements and ·is preparing a heavy program for next year. Miss Winslow is a member of the Columbia School of 1-.I usic faculty. ---Quaker State Products in t h ~ Wilmette, Kenilworth, Winnetka, and Glencoe tenitory are the following: -·~···· OlLsi!!GRi:ISES BRIDGE AT SHAWNEE Sha\'\·nee Country club's annual May party with dinner and dance, and with sports clothes the requisite cos..: tume, is planned for Saturday evening, ~lay 26. The regular Thursday buffet dinners continue during May. Bridge devotees will have their Monday afternoon progressive bridge parties at 2 and the monthly bridge luncheon occurs on the last Monday of the . month. Tomorrow evening the club is reserved for the spring party for children of members and their little guests, groups in the sixth, seventh and eighth grades. Saturday afternoon, May 19, the younger children, those up to the sixth grade, will hold sway. A party with special entertainment is arranged for them. WILMETTE Braun Bros. 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