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PAGE TWO DOROTHY FEDDERSON MARRIES Dorothy Jean Fedderson became the bride of; Robert Ellsworth ‘Thompson on Monday evening, the second of August, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Fedderson, of 608 Delta road. It was a simple candlelight ceremony, read by the Reverend Thomas Rogâ€" ers, assistant rector of the Church Of the Holy Spirit, Lake Forest. Miss Carolyn Coe of Springfield, I1!., played the Lohengrin wedding march and the Misses Mary and Jane Thompson of‘Long Beach, Caliâ€" fornia, sisters of the groom, acted as bridesmaids.â€" They wore quaint gowns of pastel organdie and carâ€" ried oldâ€"fashioned bouquets. Mr. Robert Bliss of Ames, Iowa, served as best man for Mr. Thompson. Mrs. ‘Thompson was graduated from Deerfieldâ€"Shields in 1933 and later attended Lake Forest college and the University of Chicago and was graduated in June of this year from Iowa State college at Ames, Iowa. She is a member of Theta Sigma Phi, national honorary sorâ€" ority COCALS for women in journalism, an How come? I thought your sales always slowed down this time of year. W haddaya mean, "learned how"? 1 learned when 1 was a kid. Sure. The trick‘s to find out where. Say! Sounds like you‘ve got an idea there. But isn‘t it pretty expensive? # Daytime stationâ€"toâ€"station rates. Night rates after 7 P. M. and Sunday rates are still lower. Not at all. Why you" can telephone eighty miles for only 50 cents*â€"190 miles for a dollar.* That‘s certainly cheap enough when it means the chance to land a $50 or $100 order. Thanks for the tip, Bill. Guess Fll do a listle "telephone scouting" myself. _ society. prau! NOT BAD We will gladly suggest plans for your use of the telephone for outâ€"ofâ€"town selling, or for any other requirements of your business. Just call our Business Office. Tilincis ‘ Not like they used toâ€"before I learned how to use the telephone. Not this way. You see, there‘s always business â€"somewhere. And that‘s what I do by telephoneâ€" scout out orders wherever I think they might be hiding. I telephone ten or twelve different cities a day, and you‘d be surprised at the number of calls that result in sales! x Mr. Thompson was a graduate of {on State college in 1986, where is deceased father, Prof. George member st/ike Physice Iqeally: ML member e phys y. Mr. Thompson is now ouufial: chemâ€" ical enginéering with the Du Pont company at Niagara Falls, N. Y.. The outâ€"ofâ€"town guests at the wedding and a small reception folâ€" lowing were Mrs. Hazel Thompson, mother of the groom, and daughters of Long Bach, Calif; the F. K. Lawâ€" _After a short trip into northern Wisconsin and Canada Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will be at home in Niagara Falls, N. Y. son and H. H. Coe families of Springfield, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kelley, Jr., of Dwight, IIl. GARRITYâ€"GANSBERG NUPTIALS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garrity of 8 N. First street announce the marâ€" riage of their daughter, Kethleen Stella, to Frederick J. Gansberg, son of Mrs. Rose Gansberg of Lake Forâ€" est. The marriage took place Monâ€" day morning, August °2, at 10:30 o‘clock at St. James church, Highâ€" wood. Miss Mary Garrity served her sister as maid of honor, while Thomas Garrity was best man for Mr.:Gansberg. A reception followed and" Fs. Gansberg" Will Teside in Lake Forest ‘upon their geturn from their honeymoon trip. Miss Ruth _ Adams Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Parker Johnston, has chosen Wednesday, September 8, as the date of her marâ€" riage to Benjamin Morton Hair. The ceremony .will take place in the eveâ€" ning at the Highland Park Presbyâ€" uh ad . bs tionâ€" at !fi home & n; %lréhl‘s, Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Parker Johnâ€" ston. The Sewing circle of Sheridan Reâ€" bekah lodge will hold a meeting Thursday (tonight) evening at the home of Mrs. Effie Fritsch, 302 N. St. Johns avenue. During the eveâ€" ning two handâ€"made pillows will be given away. Members are urged to attend. Cards will be played and refreshments served. Mr. Edward Smith left Saturday on an extended business trip to Caliâ€" fornia. He expects to visit Hollyâ€" wood while in the west. It is hoped that Robert Morris will be able to come from ~ Jolla, Calif., to be best man.:?Kh Dartâ€" mouth college classmate. Ushering will be among otherz’,‘ the bride‘s brothers, 8. Parker {Johnston, Jr., who is traveling abroad this sumâ€" mer following his graduation from Dartmouth and Robert Adams Johnâ€" ston, Rollin Keyes and Winslow Heg. Misg .lthiwn has chosen her next younger sister, Miss Katherine, who is a student at the University of Michigan, to serve as maid of honor, while her youngest sister, Miss Marâ€" garet, will be among the bridesâ€" maids. The two girls will follow the bride to the altar side by side, inâ€" stead of the maid .of honor walking alone behind the bride. Other attendants in the bridal party will be Miss Marjorie Hair, a sister of the bridegroom, and three of Miss Johnston‘s Highland Park friends, Miss Jane Hart,; Miss Jean Williams and Mrs. Robert Mitchel!, the former Dania Mavor. Mrs. Winthrop Robinson and Mrs. Daniel Boone will also attend Miss Johnâ€" ston. Miss Williams is entertaining at !uncheon and bridge Friday in conâ€" junction with the provisions shower, at the Exmoor Country club,. Mrs. Mitchell will give‘ the ~bathroom shower in the home of her parents, Mr. &nd Mrs. Morton R. Mavor, Satâ€" urday. On Friday, August 13, the Misses Helen and Virginia Jeffries will give a kitchen showerâ€"colors blue and white, at their home. The Misses Madeline and May Bliss are entertaining August 2ist for the bride to be while on the 17th Mrs. Ross J. Beatty is giving a luncheon for Miss Johnston. Among the parties to be given for Miss Johnston are a‘{kitchen shower, bathroom shower ln’ a proâ€" visions shower. The latter_shower seems to be unusually interesting for the guests have been asked to bring everything for the pantry shelves, including . jellies,..soups, olives, condiments and the like. â€" Mrs. Thomas Kees, Jr., and three sons have been visiting Mrs. Kees‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wiâ€" berg at Los Angeles, Calif, They are leaving next week for Chicago and plan to spend a weekâ€"visiting relatives and friends in Highland Park and Chicago before they leave for their home in New York. SETS WEDDING DATE FOR SEPTEMBER EIGHTH Miss Johnston and her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hair of Evanston, are looking for an apartâ€" ment on the south side in Chicago in which to put all their shower and wedding gifts. Mr. Hair is studyâ€" ing medicine at the University of Chicago. .. Ey PrAinâ€"6poxgn Part QZ/ A SCHOOL MAY TEACH You To sit on THE STERN, MIDDLE OR gowW OF A BOAT BUT You WONT CATCH ANY 4 FISH UNLESS THERES ~A1 Bait on wour ’\k\ HOOK jâ€"~~â€" days for a BENDIX BRAKE TROT 1 E THEâ€" PRES S BEAUTIFUL W EDDING SATURDAY The lovely garden of the. Clarence J. Bassler home on Oak street, was transformed into a veritable fairyâ€" land, Saturday, for the 'ddu of their daughter, Charlotte to Paul Albert Kettenburg of San Diego, Calif. The service was read at four o‘clock by Monseigneur Primeau of Our Lady of Grace church in Chicago to the strains of the Cree String quartette. Mr. Kennenburg and his bride left Saturday evening for San Diego, Calif., where they will visit his parâ€" ents. Upon their return they will reside in Evanston. The floral decorations which were done by. Fritz Bahr, florist, deserve especial mention. Tall vases filled with Picardy Gladioli and connected with garlands. of Oregon Bioto green, formed an aisle leading up to an arch of soft greens and white lilies, where the marriage vows were exchanged. Bowls and baskets filled with lilies, roses, summer lilaes, larkspur and swainsonia were used in the interior of the residence. Wilder, Mrs. Frank Holland, and Mrs. Donald Robertson, gowned in melon colored organdy and dusty blue organdy carried arm bouquets of Talisman roses and Bella Donna delphiniums. The maid of honor, Mrs. Ella Graff, a sistéer of the groom, acting as matron ‘of honor, wore a melon colored chiffon frock and carried Johanna Hill roses and light blue delphiniums. The best man was the bride‘s brother, Clarence James Bassler, Jt., while the ushers were Messrs. Donâ€" ald Robertson, Norman Higby, Frank Holland, Francis Cimral, and Kenneth Wessling. 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