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w Joseph Johnson, of 478 Drexei ave- lure. GUneot, who wu ' to itth- knd Park hospital Thursday, J ne 3, when he underwent tn mud . for appendieitU, is "unnamed? and - to be 1519 to ram hope in than two took]. _ 3 _ Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Virginia whim 'rniiurnds, daughter of Mr. 3 Mm. P. M, flint- mondn. Je.. of 286 Sheridan road; Win. netka, to 'Clifford Hinckley 5231. son of Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Smith, thus land name, Winneth, Wednésday, June 23. , . The omens of the dub are: lpresi- dent, Emory C. Andi-m; viee,presi- dent, Mar-hall .Forrest; tredsurer, Harold Bennington. and secretary Francis Lathner, condition. Inte to participate in the simmer Mating and swimming. Howevi r, the ml! is now said to be in exzellent Plans for an interesting msbn we being arranged by the members; The boat was raised from the bo bm of the harbor last summer, unfit too The summer season of the) Bor. caneers club. which has its headhun- ters on the old unvel that do pic- twesquely graces Wilmette “arbor, will om soon. A formal otrewme party will inaugurate the sigmmer festivities. , l r Miss Elizabeth Boyden will be her sister’s maid of honor, and Mrs; Pres- ton Boyden (Polly Chase) ma Mrs. William C. Boyden Jr. (Mary Qarpen- ter) will be the matron; of homir. The bridamaids will be Miss Dorothy Lee of Philadelphia, Mil: Katherine Tomp- kins of New York and Eloise Re Qua and Leila Barber tst Chicago. 5 The usher list is not yet complete. Mr. Magoun will take his biide to Europe on their honeymoon. A reception will follow the' cere- mony at Knollhunt. the Winnetka her of_tlte bride's parents. i' The marriage of Miss MUtraret Boyden, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. William Cowper Boyden; to Francis Peabody Magoun. Jr., will takb place Wednesday afternoon, June ' at 5 o'clock. at the Congregational thureh, Evanston. “ Mrs. Charles S. Holt drew the shudes in her Bellevue plate house yesterday and went to Lake' Forest where she has taken the prttsident's house on the Lake Forest university campus. Her Son and familthe Me- Phenon Hons and little Peder, and her daughter, Marian. are Waiting their kinsfolk. the William Minotts, at St. James. ,N. Y. All win reside with the senior Mrs. Holt fbr the sum- mer. i 3 Virginia Carlton Klein offWinnet- ks, the maid of honor, wore a gown of can] taffeta, and the bridesmaids', Eloise Smith of Wilmette and Alice .Froeschle of Chicago, wore pile green taffeta. Nancy Kimball, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace Kim- ball Wu the flower girl. Shé wore a (rock of coral organdie. '1 Mr. and Mrs. Daring left fitr Paris France, on their honeymoon; . Incl: McTeer of St. Louis was the best man and the ushers werit Harold H. Shipp of Pittsburg and; Joseph Bowlby. ' The bridal gown was of ivitry white satin trimmed with perdi-bmuied Duchess lace and the veil wit a fluffy cloud of tulle edited with rtrse-point lace. The bouquet was made up of white orchids and cardenias. i Miss Dorothy E. Roehm, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Roehm of 835 mu road, Winnetka, Mame the, bride of Jackson Romper Bering, son of Mrs. Jackson K. Devine) of the Ambassador hotel, It 4:80 o’dhmk Sat- urn-y dtemoon at the horde of the bride's parents, the Rev. Frarik Fitt of Highland Park reading the ierviee. Mrs. W. S. Gaylord of th) Ambas- udor is nt the Onwentsia club in Lake Forest for the summer. 1 PAGE TWELVE -‘ COMEDY ”THE SILVER TREASURE” COM EDY COMEDY l , MONDAY’ & TUESDAY, JUNE T""' I',""""" “THE HANDS COMEDY "SAMMY -t- Matinee at 2:30 p. m FRED THOMSON and Silver “THE , . King. the Home in JUVENILE COMEDY At Matinee onrt-"TRE PHANTOM P Every (Mid It Matinee will receive an Alice 1011mm; tmas 0 . in ‘: COMEDY, “WHOA EMA" NORTH SHORE NEWS PEARL THEATRE mums RAY and JACQUELINE LOGAN 'mguWrttop h FLIRT” SUNDAY - Continuous 2:30 to II Afternoon f?Ilrei F T 1 L FOX NEWS WEDNESDAY &-THURSDAY, If "E 23-24 TONIGHT, JUNE 17 FRIDAY. JUNE 18 -"RADIO DETECTI in“A TAILOR I ; The marriage of Miss Jane Ham, burger to George Meyer will take place Monday evening. June 21, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Hamburger, 502 lelow road. Winnetka. Dr. Harvey Wessel will read the service at I). Miss Ham.. burger has chosen as her maid of honor, Mrs. Walter V. Wolff of St. Louis, Mo., and her sister, Miss Ruth Hamburger. as bridesmaid.‘ _ ' Mr. Meyer's only brother, Dr. Sam- uel J. Meyer of Michigan City, Ind., will act as best man. Mr. Meyer hats, been residing in St. Louis since the; first of the year, but will return toi been residing in St. Louis since the first of the year. but will realm to the city June 12. 8 The young coupie are' tiling. a European honeymoon and are ailing from Montreal June 25, on the S. S. Mr. and Mrs. J. Trumbull, Backus of Kenilworth have announced the en- gagement of their daughter Margaret. to Ensign Hamilton W. Howe of the U. S. navy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Howe of Kenilworth. The wedding is to take place in August. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hartman of Wilmette have announced the ap- nroaghing marriage of their daughter. Dorothy Helen. to Charles Htiehard Grossart of Belleville, Ill. The wed- ding will take place on Saturday, June 19, at the First Presbyterian church in Wilmette. . Mrs. Curtis o. Kemmish and daugh- ter. Consuelo, of Saskatoon, Canada, sister and niece of Mrs. George H. Enelehart, have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Entrlehart of 606 Greenleaf avenue, Glencoe. for a few days. land. They will. July. John Shaw, who is attending Har- vard university, and his father, Arch Shaw, of Locust road. Winnetka, will sail from Boston June 20, on the Sedeewick, to spend a month in Ente.. Edward Green Wingate of Washing- ton, D. C. and Hawaii. The Wedding will take place in Honolulu the last of August. Mr. and Mm. Shelby M. Singleton of 1104 Forest avenue, Wilmette, an- nounce the engagement, of their daughter. Elizabeth A.. Singleton. to Mr. and Mlls. Henry Todd Hyatt of Orlando, FU., formerly of Winnet. ka, announce the. engagement of their daughter. Mar C, to James Cezanne Kelsey of A'l'tl'c. The wedding will take place thd latter part of this month. Miss ellyatt is a member of the Delta Gambia sorority of North.. western univeréity. Mr. Kelsey is an alumnus of Northwestern university and the University of Florida. f Mr. and Mis. O’Lear; signed Rob.. (inwood, theirfLake Forest home, this I week. _ Mis DorothyLKlotz of Winnetka at- tended Miss TI rtloy as’maid of honor and little Juliette Potter of St. Joseph, Mo., a cousiniof the bride, was the flower girl. r Harris Wilder of Lake Forest served Mr. Pe ree as best man. The marriake of Miss Katherine Whitney Wot-Hey, daughter of Mrs. Eloise Whitne ' Wortley of Winnetka, to Charles F ancis Pearce. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Francis Pearce of Gleiicoe. took place' Satur- day afternoon June 12, at 4 o’clock at the home f Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Cushman Winnetka in the pres- ence of the i mediate families and a few friends. The service was read by the Rev. r. J." W. F. Davies of Winnetka, ass sted by Br. D. H, Cor- nell of Clem, . The imu:riate " Miss Alice O’Leary to Malcoim Rims Byron of Detroit is taking place tpday (Thursday). Mrs._John}\V. O'Leary and her daughters. Alice ind Lillian, returned Monday, Jung 7, from Europe. Dur- ing their abdence of several months they visited, France, Switzerland, Belgium, Italy and England. with EORGE O'BRIEN and LOU TELLEGEN FOX NEWS mm DUGH GUY” (ME BRUTE” EPATHE REVIEW LICE" No. 8 _ ith 011;!" REVIER JADE MAN” WIRE” - JUNE 20 - JUNE 19 PATHE NEWS YE", No. 5 Dee Chocolate Pop PHONE B. P. 1030 21-22 return home late in ith FOX NEWS Mr. Timer, before and especially since his' retirement from active serv- ice, has given vent to his literary bent in a number of songs 'and poems, which, tbgether with a short sketch of his life, are published in booklet form. ', ' Elizahpth O'Florty, vice-regent and Mrs. Susan Borre0, chairman of com; mittee. renrejsenting St. James court. Choruses: from geveral catholic church- es will sing at the mass to be solemn. ized on Soldiers' Field on the second day of the congress. Members of' the local courts who will take part in these Arrangements are Mrs; Edith Warren, grand regent of St. James court, Ritthwood; Mrs. Girls from different courts of the society throughout Chicago and suburbs will be itationed at railroad stations, elevated stations and automo- bile roads to distribute these 'pamc phlets, which will be printed in 20 dit. ferint languages. The Catholic Daughters of America have been given complete charge of the infor- mation booth and the supplying of guides to visitors to the congress. More than 5,000 women have volun. tau-ml to act as guides during the congress. of whom 1,000 can Teak, different languages, and these will act IS tions concern transportation Dciepntes and pilgrims .to the Eucharistic congress which begins in Chicago shortly will be greeted by lo.. cal courts, of the Catholic Daughters of America who' will distribute pamphlets containing information about the congress and full instruc- CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS GUIDES FOR CONGRESS _ . m Will Have Charge of Informa- tion Department; Local Women Aiding in Atlantic City. Fiom" tier; Vtvivléy plan to go to New York for an exten- sive visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crandall of Kenilworth are now in the east. After a stay at the Willard hotel, Washing-' ton, D.C., they are spending a week Mr. Pretzel will entertain Saturday, June 12, tor Mr. Windes and a few undergraduates ht Kent, and their fianeees. ' It is reported that Mr, Pretzel and Guirford R. Winder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Windes'of Winnetka, are theronly north shore graduates in the 1926 class. Mr. Windes also re- ceived the Bachelor of Law deere'e, and won the scholarship for having the highest grades in his chases dur- ine the three year course at Kent. Miss Mari Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon A. Smith of Lake Forest, is to be one of Miss Dorothy Lamont's bridesmaids when her mar- riage to Chauncey Belknap of New York City, takes place on June 26. V honors, and received recognition in the Burke Debating society of the sehool) of which he was the secretary.' The following day Mrs. Schweppe will entertain Princess Louise at , a small luncheqn. while Mr. Schweppe will give a luricheon at one of the pop- ular golf clubs for the prince. . Mrs. Charles H. Schweppe will give a small informal 'upper-dame and possibly a lawn party, if the weather permits, at her Lake Forest home Fri- day, June M, in honor of Prince Gus- taf Adolf and Princess Louise of Swe- den, who will arrive in Chicago June 20. as the guests of Vice-President and Mrs. Charles Gates Dawes in their Evanston home. Mrs, E. Mansfield Jones, 878 Tower road, Winnetka, and her ,small son, left Sunday, June IS, for New York, where they will trail June 16 on the Aquitania for a summer abroad. They will return September -itt on the 'Mauretania, and will be joined in New York by Mr. Jones irterpreters to the delegates from . a"- -_ vii» .uvau bt Mrs,: Edwin Stevens of the Orring. ton hotel, Evanston. Mrs. Engler is on her way to Tomahawk, Wim, where she will spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. Foster. _ 'of 0n last Wednesday evening, Paul W. Pretzel, 50a of Mr. and Mrs. George Pretzel, 1035 Blue road, Glen.. coe, received the Bachelor of Law de. gree from .the Chicago Kent Collette of Law. Mr. Pretzel graduated with Mrs. William A. Engler, formerly of Kenilworth, has come on from' her' home in Pasadena, and is the kueat -I II..- EN I, . M-. - __ C am following list includes the at.. fairs given for Mid: Hamburger and Mr. Mtyerorior to their marriage: May M, Mrs. Henry Well, nlnnch. son at the North Shore hotel; Jane 8, Miss Virginia Loeb, bridge and linen shower; June 9, Min Marie Levi, luncheon and matinee; June IO. Min Mtsrion Kawin, bridge and miscel- laneous shower: June 12, Miss Ruth Eiaen,drath, bridge-luncheon at North, moor Country club; Jane 14, Mr. ‘and Mrs. ”A. Weil,.n dinner for the bridal party; June 15, Mr. and Mrs Maurice ‘Berkson, a dinner partnyune 16, iii) and Mrs. Walter Hamburger, dinner and theatre party; June 18, Mm. Jo.. seph Wile, Mr. and Mrs. George Levy, tt dinner-dance at . the Edgewnter Beach hotel; June\19, a dinner at the Dells; June 20, Mr. and Mrs. Shandon Tinner, A Sunday evening tea in honor of the bridal party. ' Monti-cu. They will 301:0 Tannin 'ttt.e'.rl.ttlteytttyjrttmii/ai" Thousand [shade to Montreal. ' They are arranging an “tannin "tottr of Endand. 'Holland, .Beltiuin Ind France. Upon their return late in the nummer,,they will live in Event». , CT13ll manuun “in! mm. masiiuii, mu; concerning registration and tine; June lit, Min bridge and miscel- June 12, Miss Ruth e-luncheqn at North. _,'i'tl,8t,-8FY An interesting personality recently arrived to make his home at the Highland Park Railroad Menu home, in the person of Daniel Tower; 82, an old-tinte railroad engineer from Lo- gansport, Ind. l Wm. Lang of Grayslske made an outstanding sale of light steers at the :Chicago market June 1 when he cashed a fancy shipment of his on feeding at $10.36 per hundred, top of the trade and highest price paid for yearlings in some weeks. There were 15 head in the shipment which averag- ed 1060 pounds. and were as sleek as show steers, They were Western branded Hereford, which had been bought at the same market in Sep- tember and after light graining for several weeks went on feed. They nearly doubled, their weight in the eight months of feeding. The sale was made with 11,000 cattle reported on the market, which contained num- erous cornfed lots of light stock but none to match the top price. i I GRAYSLAKE MAN GE'N, F V ' HIGH frmcrr PRICE The special exhibition at pregent comprises several wonderful “pastries of the 17th and 18th 'centuriu end Spanish, French and Italian broaden and velvet; of the 15th, 16th tnd 17th centuries. Seldom has a collection comprising so many large and me pieces been seen in Chicago and I cor- dial invitation to visit the galleries is extended. This is the well-known collection of Mud-me Henriette of Paris,'who has exhibited in Chicago on several previous minions. A eontprehehaive 'eo11eetion, of Simon pririta and other color etchingl, blacks and whites. motints, and block prints in avdlnble. l, Paintings dnd bronze: by our well- known American' artists are ailwars on View. Such men as Hawthorne, Daugherty, Eaton, Wynn, Murphy,. Weir, Keith and much! among our painters, and Janet Scudder, Mabel Cohkling, Pimms, Beach, Home, Hol- Hater, Sewell, Bingham, Hyatt, Fris- muth, Konti, among our sculptors are always represented. ‘ i The Interior Decanting dhrdrtment is conducted on a broad nnd‘jlibe'rul plan, the policy being to mdet the needs of the client, whethet it be in the furnishing of an entire, home or supplying an individual piece pf fur.. niture or hanging ti set or.etiruintr. 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