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, " W of rive-w .n- _ *.-'e"t in that of I!- In. kih'iririii'ieh'l'iitgu'l"'h.fi) "t'?hr_A_resaio.iuai.'lkaiea"d" hhmmm.ma '"u,ttuteeu-s.uasehAiG,Gt.T 3.”! tr-'. .ttmtd.d Mu. . _t.+sdMrssdr-trt.ruasterof “PM stud. Winn-eh. announced .. -mermet of their SW. “at“ It. mum. to My. may wanna. It ntlinner than My "In. Jay t, at the but y In. Ttttth D. Km". 884 Elder In only the 'treeee of relatives. Iiu Hirims Wont-ht] of Bum okiesbtamettteheidearr3eanrtexr- In“, Ion otMr. and In. Benjamin Watunmmyh 'heNemhtarttt-g-tive- 5-. Saeetre, Sit-[dayrm mndthemreddhte-5ee. Mr.Nenr- "trm.dttt.true-.trtert,stgsr, "qtrnas4-thMrmhmttherwttt Inke_thcirh¢-eumklm un- m Mrs. Knode Ind): daughter at bring the young people at their home again for dinner Saturday night, and In. Pun] Warren of Ev- Imn entrained for than at din- ner Frid-y. Seven] other events are lthduled for next week: lilies. Harold E. Hammond of oi) Miss Antoinette Chappell Brown.’ can played.the Mendelssohn "Wed-l daatthter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert) ding.March." and improvised during) Bowen Brown of 806 Locust street.‘ the arrival of the mtg, l Hubbard Woods, will sail for Europe Mr. and Mrs. Martin will be at, on "The Providence," July 16, to be‘ home Mter September i. at 13305320“ a yen. She will accompany Shaker boulevard, Cleveland. Ohio. "Miss Marion Carswell, Principal of N i the Hubbard Woods school. They will' many new and“ are bang given} land at Naples Ind will visit Rome, in honor of Miss Flume: Auetuusclos: Florence and Locarno. Miss Cuswell of New York City. who is the truest) will then tro to Vienna for two weeks l of Miss Jean blackish. and the[ while Miss Brown wilt visit her anti Misses Elizabeth Bristol of Forest and uncle. Mr. Ind Mm. Milton Hills. N. Y., and Mary Gordon MillerI Brown. in Antwerp. They will both of Butler, Pn., who m the s'r',ii.'e'.i'? go to the International school " 'iii') of Miss Elisabeth Knode. Mes. Oliver new September tlrst, for the school‘ Morton Knode entertained in her year. where Miss Conwell will teach home on Green Bar mad with . Sme Ind Miss Brown will be a student. day night ten last week-end in honor --.--- of her daughter's and His and. Mr._and Mrs. W. H. Scott of so: Lem-'3 guests. Miss Models}: had)Wnshirttrton Ivenne. Glencoe. ”tum, been hostess for I dinner m Sat- ed with their children Tuesday from many night in her home " 85 Went- I trip of about . month. They ttrut worth avenue. and on “my. Min t.etk the children north to WINE. Charlotte neurons Bheridnnroad w..." Ind then went on to Oberlin. mm It m in honor of the Ohio. for Mr. Seott's reunion. Before sweet peas, yellow daisies, pink corn-f Mrs. Frederick K. Copeland, 665 tttywertr and tarkapur. iProspeet avenue, Glencoe, left June The bride was gowned in ivory sad 19, to Spend the summer at her sum- tin. with overdress of ehiirort trimmed’ mer home It Pine Point, Mime. with rose-point 'lace, and wore I Lowell Copeland of Michigan City, three-tier ivory tulle wedding-veil,', hit. a nephew, has been visiting at which repeated the seed pearl i,i,it?i1i,iiie"tiiitii,' home and will leave to- in In exquisitely simple handeau of ' day for the east, Mr. Copeland is I pearls around the m Her shower! former resident of Winnetka. _ bouquet was of girdenins and valley! _ - - lilies. Harold E. Hammond of Chi-1 Miss Antoinette Chappell Brown. ago played.the Mendelssohn "Wed-I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert diettr.Mnrett," and improvised during) Bowen Brown of 806 Locust street, the arrival of the guests, ) Ruby-rd Woods, will sail for Europe The wedding party consisted ot) ing tbe " Mrs. Calvin Smith (Miss Jeanette of the ma Reynolds) of Chicago. es matron of girls who honor in a French pink cbitroe1 gown: panied by Miss Elizabeth Hilton of Chicago, in) school. orchid chiffon; Russell Sviler of '; Misses Ma Cleveland, Ohio, and Robert Mann of Bell, E51ea Wilmette. The bride's attendants schuler u carried shower bouquets of lavender sweet peas, yellow daisies, pink com- Mrs. F': !lowers and hrkspur. ; Prospect One of the most attrutive wed- dings of the season In solemnized in the charming home of Mr. and In. Frederick Wadtusttss Pentield of Glen- Coe Saturday evening. June 25, " 8:30 o'clock, the Rev. Douglas Cor- nell otfieiatintr. The romance begun in Cairo, Egypt in the early spring, culmimted in the marriage of Miss Evelyn Par- dee Woods, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Ptestield, to 1. Roy Martin of Cteve- land, Ohio, before I alluring of old friends and relatives. " Thain and of the drawing room an. bankdd with palms and wood- Wardia ferns, and the name] was ex- quisite with Inge Vises of Pernet and Premier roses, arranged with blue larkspur and trailing white cle- mltis, behind which white candles threw their reflection in i tall mirror. Th-demer-tvwitte-tutot nix-bun. l'u-hhlorguno! .-tmrthemnautuuGlrirtii ”niobium of (was 'yuteomutsistor.ts.uiaaiaiiL tVrttuetimruGr.irs,itGeG and Kuhn Beck! " Winneth; 3errrcoreofCu-ie,t,tutseai unzlndem IndolWincon-in Rapids, the groom's hetAlter-ia-Uw, thinker. A number of luncheon: and show- In have been given in ['7th for His- Rising. Kiss Emily Dubai- will be hostess " a kitchen about " her home in Kortilworth Wednes- day, July Ilt, in her honor.‘ Ind the bridal dinner will be given u the Wu hotel the Friday evening Ming the wedding. m My " It 'trt/iii..':?:,':?.:?','.':',, ' ILIkhgclEvu-h-an tt'tWNef,t.",,t'.eeaey3 Wham-Mn...“ aFre-boonmrdmsrui-iuii Ah.rttaf.ogrxroet,zmeihm.tk Th. -rieqaririumadattr.stouk 'td-tio-aa-uit-ii-' autumnal he. school in new to}: en}: b‘n-‘dgycnigJ-hrm -det-%aet. tggi.-"- “My Hand Cct'WJli"llll'kT"dlll2 pg. - Mr, who; “Firth,- 13-*rvrMbi.trt. North Short News a. l the drawing room! Parma mid wood-. he mantel was ex-l vase: of 'iii',') s. nmnred with crustal-ppm,” “ 1;,'.r.'igh,e,tittdiy2ijiLiii. not J. C. Am. lug-3‘ 1'rd'Jh,"hlrldt.ltutt".e= .reeeb-aett.atitiiiii "tVeta-ere- _ jd7'lldL"rd,Ta'd'J, {a 1"lll'llT ,1"t Let us install one of these Modern Automatic Storage Water Better: in 1%: NOW! lt" of 4t5tt tam-ood 3mm, au"-, During the month of July a generous allowance will be given on your old hot my heater or tank. taaNaririrriFiiF, omc; I Call our ofhee and let an tell you of there heater: and the any way for you to him one of they. hm omnvncnns' imuiudinyourho.rne. , . Th- m pod-I roe-aw u m! . . _ Suoeoe "rue in thrAmt, m d = T n i - A. A. the In. Norman MaeUUh, with he aim. of Wynncwood. P... will u- r"e9_GuoeosehrmtueGti,-to In!!! tho 'Ye at it. In." with Pmderie B. mind at Bibi-rd all Winneth. and (In. New York Jun. " on the my. End-- to mend the bummer in Dr. Em wu. ter'. Ctmp Diviki, 8t. Ptem sm- land. Mon ailing he was the “no "at of Jack mu n Sumac, N. Y.. who is American mun Dr. nnd Mrs. George P. Rimbaud, Jr., of Einstoes, have announced the birth “summit Et.esthmmt m, SIM". June ts, " the St. Francis holpitnl. Dr. Manhunt! 5 in bulim- in Willie“; F Mr. and Mm. Samuel B. Fhsager of 952 Pine street, with the {our chil~ dren. Elise, Georgi: Lou, Mary. Ind Jimmy, left Sunday for Pine Uhe, Wits., when they will spend July and August. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Scott of 501 Washington avenue, Glencoe. litm- ed with their children Tuesday from I trip of Ibout n month. They ttrst took the children north to W-mu. Wits., Ind then went on to Oberlin, Ohio, for Mr. Scott's reunion. Before yawning to Gleneoe, they went back to Wamu for the children. Cables have been received announc- ing Que safe arrival in Paris head-y of the group of County Dar tsehoot girls who are to tour Europe accom- panied by Mrs. Julia Childs of the school. The group includes the Misses Margaret Emily Lynda. Helen Bell. Eleanor Cashman, Frances Al- schuler and Joy Fairinam Mr, and Mrs. Samuel B. Finger of t Winnetka, Announce the engagemend of their sister Lianne K. Wright. to) John Rhumstine of Chicago, " I dim} "er given Friday evening, July I, at the home of Mrs. Ruth D. Killips.+ 384 Elder hue, Winnetka. .aer. and In. Harry Bardwicke, 486 South avenue, left G_lencoe Tucs- day, July infer A two months"trip Treat. They will visit Yellowstone and Yosemite Path before weeding to Log Angela. On their return they will visit points of interest in Colo. ndo. During their nuance Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Frank and their family will occupy their home. The hinks Ire building n new home near Wuh- ington Ivenue and Vllley mad, into which they expect to move Septem- Mass., - ”Elwin: their home. Mrs. Johnson addressed the Book map on the “Le-(ac of Nations," nt its last meeting. . _ It. Ind Mrs. R. C. Imam of srt Ridge - WM have left for I trip through Oregon and California. Ther will be [one mi) late in the month. During their ab. Bertee, In uncle and aunt. Prof. and In. Lewis J. Johnna of Cambridge, -.A.Eitt-ueoiitriita MM. In!” P.NS dewmucu‘ huhrkrnthdW Ali-on. "I Hi my]. in but. at u: dunno. % my“ In. Kim entertained WM for six “a M W, and M In lay-mu 8mm at Highland Pun-k will In hostels " “be: and bridge in In. Snnhy'a honor. In. Stanley was formerly a maiden: a! Glen-me. u,'tlTa','ettt'det.tiutt 3mm Nina- Wi- i. but“ I. 2tPigHtttith-tskG.tGi , Cora M. Benz and husband to sf [Miami and wife it tens. WD 310.‘ not: 20 and 2t, blk s, DeerNhi. " l C. T. Sturgie to G. H. Mlleolm and wife. WD 310. Lot 12, lake Forest. G. P. Marquis to Ann- ar, Dixon. WD tto. Lot lo, Western addn to Lake Forest. ' C. D. Trowbridge to Jane B. GM- 'nis. WD $1. Pt lot 232. Like For- est, pt Sec. M, Shields. t U. B. Grannis and wife to C. D. ITrowbridge. WD " Pt lot 232, , lake Forest, pt Sec. 33, Shields. I J. J. Morley and Wife to Angle May Poe. WD tro. last 66, Horley's :Sub pt Sec. t, Antioch. I E. J. Grundy to A. Lencioni. Deed 1325.000. Lot 15, blk T, N I W divi, ision of Ritthinnd Park. I D. L Ettehon and wife to B. D. ‘Clouzh and wife jt tens. QCD 810. J Lot ST, 2nd Ravine Forest. pt Ste. 21, '. Shields. , C1'.a6.co.,trtog.A.o.pt-. 2 Deed 319,500. Pt lot tlt, at M, sign. land Park. l Augusta R. Miller to E. T. Bar- hn and H. J. Klnh. WD tw. Lot i 36, Ravine Forest, pt Sec. 21, Shields. l H. V. Runner uni wife to R. Wer. hhne 1nd vie it tens. WD m- ( Pt lot 14, blk 6, Exmoor addn, Deer- I tield. W. Carrel! to C. J. Zahn and wife. WD 310. Lot 9, 8horeclitt Subdn. See. 25, Deerfield. Union TY Co. to F. G. Gertie and ‘wife. D 810. SE qr See. 25, Deer. tierld. use: 'riaiFue .. c. Ian-c. In on. [Jar iyiilrst.yrd't'hh.'At'Nt C. E.Gnntt.oG.F. Bockuld wth, hum. wnuo. Lot 18.blk9. Hirhtamt M G. P. Bock to C. P. Grunt. WD 'to. Pu Iota IS, 16, blk 8, Highhnd Park. C. E. Grant to G. P. Bock and vita. it tun. WD tMt. Pts Iota ts, 10, Mk 3, Highland Ptrk. A. Mom to W. 8. York and G. P. York it tens. QCD " Pt lot 16. 1st addn to Port Clinton (now Highland Park). Elm I“. in) I. rGGriA"Ui', D-s." I P. M. Bartlett to . M“ wife. nut 'l.uertttte “Mag. Jam-“n...“ war; . I . 'ce.e Frans-um c.rizt.4,G"tiiVinirii"a. m. Doe-1m. Lama.“ 1atedrstoD-aud,pttui.iiiaT. new. f.?-tBoelrandwiretoc.r.- I"'. no. hot 13, bu: a, 3W a P. m a an I. I... ',U..et 2'P pm. tt E“ any; Just think! What to you is a mere turn of a polished spigot was tedious hard work in the time of Washington and Lincoln. A huge open fireplace, clumsy crane, and an iron caldron was their idea of a household water heating system. A far cry from that old time washing and bathing' method to the North Shore Gas COmpan'y I _ j Hot Water on Tap Every Hour of _ the Day or Night may Warm water is more refreshing in the summer than cold, become cold water intima- 1atintrandstaruthebloodtoeimeatir- consequently makes the blood actually hot. Warm water evaporates more quickly and con- sequently is soothing and cooling. - Modem Gas Heated Storage Water _ Heaters A Crowd at the Curb When you see people turn to watch a new car in traffic today--or crowd to the curb and stand in silent admiration-that car will be a La Salle. Besides its beauty, it has 259,000 Cadillacs behind its pre-proved performance --and under the hood, the latest expression of the famous 90-degree,V-type, 8-cylinder en- gineering principle which is eSSentially Cadillac LA SALLE m A SMALL' DOWN PAYMENT-(ml. the app-Inn] nine of your and at acceptable " eaahh-ro. my - a " Sane on the liberal (can payment plan of the Gena-l Mom Accept-nee Co-tio-tho famous G. M. A. c. plu- Likely Means La Salle CoPpeien Car to Cadillac CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY EVANSTON BRANCH _ 1810 Ridge Ave-mo . Bum GREEN BAY AUTO STATION so? -yeryvx,hein Bay Road Fran 3249s to 82685, t o. b. Detroit 3i Fr,