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The weddig. day of Miss, 1;ally Delilali Lee, of baànville, and James ' Glenn Corns, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Ora G.. Corns of, 1121 Chestn taeuWilmette, bas been set.. The ceremony will. take place at 4 o'clock Thurs- day. afternoon, April 22,' at St, Francis. Xavier chiurch, with the Rev. john Keenan officiat- ing. Mrs. Erwin Hlintzpeter -of Win- netka will serve as, matron, of honor for. the bride, who is the daughter of W. Jess Lee of. Danville. Ora G. Corns, Jr., wiII aCt as best man at the wedding which will be followed by a reception at the home of the bride- -gfo@m'8.Paents. Miss Lee is 1being entertaitned at a number of events, andi she and Mr. Corns are gur.sts of honor at others. Wednesday of this week, Mrs. Marshall C. Corns gave a lunch- eon andi personal gift shower at ber home ini Wilmette. On April 16, Mrs. Frank Oelerich of Chicago is to be hostess at a luncheon and shower, andi the following day Mrs. Ora G, Crwna u. heMgrnr's niother. is was ih cently kitche e' h a lunc di Park or, re- on and 'Qýiyflin Spring Luncheonl 1ielen Birmingharn Kanie, gifted. pianist, is to appear on1 the, program . of the- annual spring luticheon 0of the Woman 's Aid, society of the Wilrnette Mlethodist Episeopal" church to, le held Thursday, May.6, at 1 0 Mock a t teGeorgian hlotel. Mrs.:'Kane, Who hias had 'consider- able radioepeiece, was assistant prof essor of music at the Drake Con-.; servatory of Music, Des Moines. Iowa, 'before coming to Ev anston to study for a master's degree at thc Chicago Musical college. She is now * working under' Rudolph Ganz and Moll y Margolies., Formerly she was a student at the Paris conservatory and hias studied under many. other prominent teachers. In the miiddle west she toured ex- tensively, and has played the Grieg* concerto with orchestra. On thec north shore she bas appeared before the Young Womnan's auxiliary, Ev- anston; the Catholic Wonian's Club of Evanston, the Rogers Park Wômn- an's club, the Evanston Art center, and numerous other organizations. Hope Sunimers Witherell of WVil- menitte, the dramnatic reader, Nvill also of« tie so~ietLy, ana mei'.gAA m'- air J. D. Toloff Photo assured ati exceptional entertainmenit. Dutring a musicale Wednesday afternoon, April 7, at their home in WiI- NMrs. Carl Zippricb, chairman of the mette; at uihich Miss Pauline Manchester woes soloist, Mr. and Mrs. Hiuyh social com.mittee, bas secureti the Stuart Campbell of 1209 Greenwuood avenue announced the engagement of main dining room of the Georgiati their daughter, Dorotky, to William L. Raub, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- hotel for the affair. Reservations may liani L. Raub of St. Augustine, Fia,. The wedding zviII take place in Judy. be made throughi the chairmen of the Miss Campbell attci:ded Arorthwestern university wuhere .çhe wa.s a meim- variotis div-isions of the society or ber of Kappa Kappa Gàmina. She is, too, an active member of the Evanston with MUrs. Zipprich. Junior league. Mr. Raub, a member of I3eta Theta Pi, wpas graduated front VIk 1111lO M .l-J 4al"7! Y', ,,nnnd business irhrrls. FHe is associ- Mr. andi Mrs. T. Roswell Coyne of g9 MOI'- 307 Woodstock avenue, Kenilworth, of Mrs. are entertaining a group of friends iut ave- for cocktails ini their home Sunday. afternoon.