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paIis, and two large vases of ina- donna Ihues, and . delphhinim fornied. a background agaist N\bIich the bride and groom stood while Dr. Jacob Singer of Chicago ,read the service., The 'bride wore *a simple gownVi of white- chiffon made wvill a ' wide, trailing s kirt. A. cléi fon .jacket inatched the gown, and the .elbow- length. Veil %vas of the saine inaterial. It wa$ attaclied, to a. Juliet cap, of old lace.' The; bride's' bouqu .et wvas * of- white, orchids, white roses, and 1hiles of the Valley. Mrs. George Meyer of \Vinnetka Ljane Hamburger), as matron of, * louor for hier sister, àwore beige * lace and' ca rried t alisnîan. roses and delphîinium. .Bouquets of the sanie *flowers were:. carried, by the two bridesmaids, Mis Maàrjorie booo and Miss Frances Lévi of WVilmette. Their .g9wîjs were made of peagli colored lace. eller Blocli and his bride are moi-ý toring. to New York~, New E ngland. anid Murray: Bay, Canada. Aiter August 15, they wvil1 be at home at. the Shorelanid liotel, Chîicago. Mr. Bloch' is the 'son of Mrs. .EmanUel .Bloch i of the, Shoreland, and Mrs. Bloch i s 'a daighter- of,.Mr*. and Mrs. Leoin I. Hamburger of 502 \Williow * road, \Viiiaetka. M Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Neir,21 .Ninth street,' and thieir, f anily motored- to) Toledo, Ohio, last weekend. H. Herriott, M-sWX. H. 'Matthîias and NIrs. J. S. .Hextoîi; ail oi Ciji- cago. Opening Home for Bene fit Mrs., H. E. Poronto is opening hler home- in U~anterbury court Friday af- ternooni. July 17, 1for a card party given asa' benefit for the ex-service ,comnnittee of the XoaV club of Wilmnette. Witli the proceeds f rom the. affair, at vhich prizes ill be givenand refr.eshmenits served. the comittee will conduêt its ýsumm1nier automobile. trips for the nien hospitalized at Great Lakes. Bridge Luncheon Hostess r.J. Ralph Starr. 321 Raleigli road. Kenilworth, entertainied at lun- chieoti and bridge at the North Shore Golf club on Mondav-. Julv .. ,iii lionor of MIrs. -Poornian of Kans.as City who bas 1een thé bouse guest 0f ,Mrs. M\Iar- garet Gallie of Glencoe. H as Tea for Mother Mrs. How~ard \V. Hodgkiiîs of 431, Abbottsford road. Keiiilwýorth., last Nveek entertainied at- a tea for lber inother, 'Mrs. Ho\%ard ,L. Hodgkiis 'of Xvasliington, D. C. Gives Bridge Luncheon. '\rs.> Frederic d'Aix entertained thir- ty-two guests at lunicheoi 'and bridg on W\edniesdav, July 8. at bier borne, .307 'Meirose avenue. Kenilworth. The BeInmont ... fifteen'minutes from. the busy Loop... overlooking breeze, swept Belmon tHarbor,,the Lincoin Park golf co urses, tenn.iiscourts, Lathing Leach and brîdie path. ,En- joy. theluxury and 1comfor.t of'a fine counitry club in this beai;ful Ilote1 ..air co9led dinîng room of famed cuis;ne, perfect facilities for private affaÎrs ... rofgardën, chudren's play- ground a.rdother distinct advan-tages .elegantly fu*rni.shed su;tes and. Iitchenette apartmients, sangle and double rooms at r ates extremely %,ithin reason .. .We waillbe pleaseid to show y'Ou atout. May we today? 120iMtN 3156 Sheridan Rd. at Belinont Hathor Phone B;ttersweet 2 100 B. B. W;Ison, Mgr. r 4 s s s s s s s s s s s s s I ý-J A Jiscriminating cll iele gvsci Jeice of satisfaction wt our choce hotel rooms, suites,and kitchenette». Here ;n.. i a beautifulsuuia setting onIy 20 minutes to the'Loop ... yôu May enjoy wvhatever ty.pe accommodaàtion$ you w;sh..1t atniosplere and furnishings of a tnost' elegantt taste. A -well1 pl anned program for social activities-. swimming pool free to guests. Turk- 15sh bath ... beauty salon. Our tuxs- excelled cuisi ne is prepared b7 onie of Europe's foremos.t maitres de hôtel-formrntly serviceil to Ms folins. Inspect oursupernô 1r accom- modaions anJ be convinýed of their ilesirability and mojerate rentali. .6200 Kenniore at Granvfle Phone Briargate 8000 H. L Jo"uon. Mgr. IWHAT'IS YOUR ORDY? Ours Is the Removi ng of Stubborn S$Pots, THE 'VILLAGE. CLEANERS, .Ic. Telephone Wilmette 781. Evanso hn-Genef 7441 Téléphone. Glece I