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Bapl PAGE 81X Which Concern Only You and Your Neighbor NUPTIALS WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Earl Henry Purdy Weston Parkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs, John Giles Parkinson of Winâ€" nipeg, Canada on Wednesday, Octoâ€" ber 11. The ceremony was perâ€" formed by the Reverend Louis W. Sherwin at 4:80 o‘clock in the afterâ€" noon at the Highland Park Presbyâ€" couple will be at home at 728 Hinâ€" man avenue, Evanston. Entertaining for the bride were Mrs. Richard Dunham Hammond of Chicago who entertained at a per. PRISCILLA MANN‘S WEDDING SATURDAY Saturday afterncoon at 4:30 o‘clock at the William D. Mann home, 218 N. Sheridan road, Miss Priscilla Mann will be united in marriage with Mr. Myron T. Grahâ€" am, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grahâ€" am of Wichita, Kan. The ceremony will be a simple affair with just the family and intimate friends present. Mrs. C. R. Buhl of New York City will be her sister‘s matron of honor and little Joan and Beatrice Smoot, nieces of the bride will be flower girls. Mr. Donald Glasscock of Chiâ€" cago will serve as best man. Evanston who gave a kitchen showâ€" The reception will be in the form of a small tea. After their honeyâ€" moon they will make their home at Lake Grove club, Decatur, Il. PORETTâ€"FELL WEDDING SUNDAY The Drake hotel was the scene of the marriage of Pearl Porett, doughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Porett of Waukegan and Fred Fell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fell of McGovern street, at 6:30 o‘clock Sunday evening. Mr. Porett gave his daughter in marriage at the ceremony perâ€" formed by Rabbi Solomon Jacobson. The bride‘s only attendant was her sister, Mrs. Leo Gilmore of Fond du Lac, Wis., the former Bessie Porâ€" ett. Jake Fell was his brother‘s only attendant also. White orchids trimmed the bride‘s blue chiffon dinner dress with a matching turban and shoulderâ€" length veil. Mrs. Gilmore wore a black velvet dinner dress with a bustle and white lace collar. She too had orchids. Thursdayâ€"Friday Oct. 12â€"13 JAMES CAGNEY GEORGE RAFT JANE BRYAN Two sticks of human dynamite tossed together in a thrilling tale! BETTY BOOP CARTOON MACHANIX ILLUSTRATED AND NEWS forever! So packed with power, tenderâ€" mess and emotional thrill that it will linger in your memory RAVINIA STUDIQ THEATRE | ‘Hz/z e THE TALKING CAT octoser 21 Tel. H. P. 2400 â€" Highlad Park IIl. , â€" â€" Admission 30c â€" 10¢ Deors Open 6:30 â€" First Performance 7:00 p.m.; Second 9:00 p.m, Saturday, Sunday and Holidays from 2:30 continuous. a play by Rewena Bennett especially written for this cast. Starring : Betsy Law â€" David Binder â€" Debe Binder â€" Gale George â€" Sam ‘"EACH DAWN 1 DIE" CAfl?ON IN _ COLOR NEWS OF THE DAY Oct. 15â€"16â€"17â€"18 ROBERT DONAT GREER GARSON "GOODâ€"BYE MR. CHIPS" A L C Y O N Jales of the Guapys UDELL, Society Editor in "Our Leading Citisen" â€" Robert Taylor and Both Mrs. Porett and Mrs. Fell, the bride and bridegroom‘s mothers wore orchids with their black enâ€" sembles. Mrs, Porett‘s dress was of transparent velvet, and Mrs. Fell‘s mmmmufio wedding dinner following the nupâ€" trip through the East, including a stay in New York City. Upon their return they will make their home at 616 N. Sheridan road, Waukegan. Mr. and Mrs. Fell left on a wedding and Northwestern university in Evâ€" anston. He is the manager of Fell‘s men store in Highland Park. BETTY HANSON WED SATURDAY The marriage of Miss Betty Hanâ€" son, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Walâ€" lace Hanson, and Frederick Leffert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Leffert, was solemnized last Saturday eveâ€" ning at 7:30 o‘clock at the First United Evangelical church. Rev. F. P. Robinson read the nuptials. The choir members of the Holy Cross church of Deerfield are to give a card party Friday, October 20. There will be door prizes, pizes for each table and refreshments The bride was attired in a white satin gown, princess style, with a yoke of seed pearls, and a finger tip veil. She carried a cascade of white chrysanthemums. Her maid of honor, Miss Elin Johnson, was gowned in a frock of American Beauty brocaded satin and she carâ€" ried a bouquet of chrysanthemums and orchidâ€"shaped lilies. The bridesâ€" maids, the Misses Vera Johnson and Betty Leffert, were gowned similarly only their dresses were of heliotrope brocaded satin. Mr. Cecil Nestrick served as best man and Louis Gemâ€" iner and Louis Wagner acted as ushers. Following the ceremony there was a reception at the home of the bride‘s aunt, Mrs, Ernest Knutson, 636 Skokie avenue. Mr. Leffert and his bride are now travelling through the East and Canada on a three weeks‘ honeyâ€" moon. Upon their return they will reside in their own home on Glenâ€" view avenue that is completely furâ€" nished and ready for occupancy. CARD PARTY FRIDAY Miss Shirley Varner and Miss Dorothy Larson will spend the week end in Sparta, Wis., as the guest of Mrs. John Robb, the former Helâ€" en Hanson. The girls will make the round trip on the "400." Saturday Thursdayâ€"Friday _ Oct. 19â€"20 â€"Return Engagementâ€" TYRONE POWER HENRY FONDA RANDOLPH SCOTT NANCY KELLY in Glorions Technicolor From a great novel comes a greater, more thrilling picture . . . one you will want to see Added: Selected Short Subjects Crammed full of fast action, eolor and drama! RANDOLPH SCOTT NANCY KELLY CESAR ROMERO "JESSE JAMES" POPEYE CARTOON FLOYD GIBBONS OTHER SHORTS SATURDAY 4 O‘CLOCK Oct. 14 will be served. A chair donated by Mr, Bernard will also be given EUNICE WILLIAMS t WEDS SATURDAY Miss Eunice Williams of Highâ€" lg-d'rui. :* of Mrs. Alice yit l'd-‘. t ”‘: fred on 14 at the L-th-::: in Marâ€" Mr., and Mrs, Harry Rafferty of Elm Place are the proud parchts of the Highland Park hospital Mr. Hoyt Roush is returning toâ€" day from a week‘s visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Roush of Jewell, Kas. â€"Gâ€" Mrs. William J. Nelson entertainâ€" ed at dessert bridge Wednesday at Mr. P. J. Weber is spending two weeks in San Francisco, Calif., on a business trip. Â¥oi Mrs. W. H. Blessing has as her house guest her aunt, Dr, L. D. Washburn of Wellsboro, Pa., for a few days. O‘Keefe, who, with her late husâ€" band, managed the Railroad Men‘s Home in this city for many years, will be happy to learn that she is somewhat improved from her recent illness. Mrs. O‘Keefe is at the Asbury Convalescent home in Evâ€" anston. . Word has been received that Rev. and Mrs, Frank Fitt and their son and daughter who have been abroad this summer, have arrived safely from England. Rev. Mr. Fitt was formerly pastor of the Highland Park Presbyterian chureh, but is now associated with a church in Grosse Pointe, Mich. Mrs. Carleton Moseley will arrive home Friday from Pasadena, Calif., where she spent the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Marion Snifâ€" fen. Dr. and Mrs. Abram Hoffman will spend the weekâ€"end in Richmond, Ind., with friends and will attend the Ohioâ€"Northwestern game in Columbus, Ohio on Saturday, . Mrs. Van Lacy entertained a group of Highland Park women at luncheon and bridge at the Orringâ€" ton hotel, Evanston yesterday (Wednesday). Mrs. Lacy is the The many friends of Mrs, John Domnhyomsupam-ntwélmmflu?mdomnfithemndw offonrloromu&n i hu‘ktudn{rwâ€"m’nj.t“ every size in styles; and we know how satisfied you‘ll Barbizon Streamline or Bryn Rite $2.25 THE HIGHLAND PARK PERES3 GARN ET TS Nothing Compares With Barbizon for Sleek Fit and Long Wear mother of Mr. Kenneth B. Lacy and K. B. Lacy family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moss of Chiâ€" cago and Miss Marjorie Huth of Austin were Sunday guests of the building is attending a drug convenâ€" tion in St. Paul, Minn., this week, Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Berkson of Vine avenue have returned to their winter home in Southern California. Dan Grady, son of Dr. and Mrs. G. Q. Grady entertained twenty of a teas Monday for Mrs. Carver‘s daughter, Mrs. Henry Payne, Jr. of Charleston W. Va., who is visiting Mr. George Stevens of Central avenue is vacationing for two weeks at his home in Wallingford, Conn. sued recently to: LeRoy Titus Elâ€" liott, 26, Fort Sheridan, Katherine Mildred Johnson, 22, 614 Glenview ave., Prisdle, 25, Highland Park, and Milâ€" dred Higgins, 25, Wilmette. Frank Hartzer, 27, Fort Sheridan; Marâ€" garet Tucholka, 18, 2157A 8. Fourâ€" teenth st., Milwaukee. Timothy James Wickman, 28, Fort Sheridan, Zelma Ruth Nance, 18, North Ave. Just Right for You for pected back today from a ten day Tlit with Theit son and his wite, Barbara Francisco and Jacqueline Udel! entertained at a barn party 1\.‘*’0‘““ r-rl-fiblh.â€"““ Tiat past brs M woaugre, the be able to carry out philanthropic work during the coming year. North Suburban Philatelic Society Meets Next Tuesday Calling all stamp collectors and those who are interested in this hobâ€" b"!l'h dirst meeting of the North Suburban Philatelic society will be at Hill‘s Tes Room on Sheridan road. Meeting begins at 8 p.m. If you are interested in stamps come out. The club needs you and you need the club. A good speaker will be on the program. Don‘t miss hearâ€" Come to this meeting and get acâ€" quainted with an enthusiastic and friendly bunch of collectors. See you at Hill‘s Tea Room Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Harry McClure are , Oct, 17. 1M meaning all its own. The coming period of October 16 to 21 will be observed as the annual National Reâ€" tail Grocers‘ Week. The retail groâ€" cer is an essential link between farm, which your friend, the retail grocer, Isgnbne neii o in peia wond rmbflnhfl,gflh on the job to serve you fiftyâ€"two weeks of the year? Reter Feed Consultant By now, the merest child should know that we have passed out of the machine age into the alphabetical age. Certain combinations of letters have become as familiar to us as the words for which they stand. As, for example, W.C. T. M H.â€"Wilson‘s Certified Tender Made Ham. I am frank to say I have never tasted such ham both for flavor and tenderness. ‘The next time you buy a whole ‘Tender Made Ham with the Boneâ€" In, try cooking it this interesting way in America‘s own native treeâ€" juiceâ€"pure maple syrup. Since Tender Made Ham is already cooked and so tender it can be out with a fork, a baked ham requires only a short trip to the oven for heating and glazing. Have the ham at room temperature. Place it in an open roaster, add one cup of water or fruit juice and cook in a moderate oven (350° F.) for 5 minutes to the Tender Made Ham in Maple Syrup VCR WoSU P27 206 0 ETCOE VC SS pound. Add extra liquid if needed. When heating time is up, remove When heating time is up, remove from oven, take off akin, score fat and stud with large, fat cloves. Pour 1 cup pure maple syrup over the ourâ€" face and return to oven. Baste freâ€" quently until it is a rich brown all over the top. . came together, The same situation :hhuh-hh For take .'b"‘inllqb a nice long uu.:(uhnhab:r: on it a jolly plump little oyster. HAVE YOU TRIED W. C. T. 4. L.+ May 1 suggest that you cast a nny eye over the special sales Now wrap the oyster up tenderty in the bacon, fasten with a toothpick and broil under a good flame until the bacon is crisp and the oyster has signified its approval by curling ArriF Anp Czrgay Sacap Prars wiTH Mzisa Sauce WILSON‘S CERTIFIED TENDER MADE HAM in Maple Syrup Parsisy Potatoss THE SHORT OF IT Wikson & Co.