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30 [ENA CGLANDT, Representative LE_RTOâ€"PI.ERAN TONI NUPTIALS * \‘r. and Mrs. H. Lehto of Crysâ€" tal Fails, Michigan, announce the marriaze of theid daughter Signe, to Ralph Pierantoni, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Pierantoni of North Ave., on Saturday morning at 11 :30 o‘elock,. Father Ward read the servâ€" ice im the St. James rectory. About 25â€" guests attended the wedding breakfast that followed. _ The bride was attired in a blue afternoon crepe dress, while her atâ€" tendant, Miss Katherine Orlandini, wore‘a biege wool dress. Mr. Rayâ€" mond Gherardini served the groom as best man. i3 : _A reception was held in the eveâ€" WO0 out | ROSE DISPAIRRLIâ€" ing | FARL REYNOLDS WED 1 ‘â€" _ At a pretty service Saturday lue | morning Miss Rose Disparri, daughâ€" ~atâ€" | ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Disâ€" lini, | parri of Highwood Ave., became the ayâ€" | bride of Rarl Reynolds, son of Mr: oom | and Mrs. Clarence Reynolds of Virâ€" dun, N1 Father Ward read the nupâ€" eveâ€"| tial vows at a 10:00 high mass at ning in the Cuore Arte Following a short hon« young couple will make in Highwood. 7 ~ A rmarriage‘license > for last week by Guid Hirhwood and Mrs. L of Hig riglu/igfila hland Park. uore Arte club rooms. short honeymoon, the will make their home "license was applied by Guido Corsini of Telephone H. P. 53 Mrs. Lena Nardini| THE P RES S the St. James church.. Following the| Mrs, J,. Reilly was Nnos ceremony & dinner was given for| eral friends at bridge the bridal party. and relatives at afternoon. the Union hotel in Wheeling. oecznmes The bride â€" wore the â€"traditional |_ Myrs. Irma Nannie an white satin gown with tiara and | Mildred, visited friends long veil. She carried a bouquet 0f | ton on Sunday. roses. Her sister, Mrs. Phyllis sn uc an‘ Ronchetto acgnz as matron of honâ€" M+. and Mrs. Albert or, wore a blue silk jersey, gown 3 * with attached hood and fully pleatâ€" g‘oinp::ut:epl‘il;::lt:nzfl"' ad bodice. The bridesmaid, â€"Miss| prijay morning. Mrs j frma DeBartolo and Mrs. Josephine| ; ootey. Lillie Rosalini. _ Quarta, were likewise ngowned‘ in s pink. The attendants all wore tiaâ€" | e f ras and blushers to match and carâ€" The Council Aid of ried pink roses. Bud Ronchetto Methodist church are s served as best man, and . Vincent fi‘;‘;d ‘:?r“;“;‘:_:;":;;"“ ?l‘l;\de Quarta ushered. S * A reception was held in the eveâ€" tion will be presented b ning at the Club Lorraine for theip| Service company. % many friends and relatives. Followâ€" n‘f‘:mz:t";: i?‘tmcil::r::fi ing _ sorth side Fire at the Inman home at 249 North â€"Ave.,â€"on â€"Tuesday morning caused over $100 worth of damage. Mrs. Inman discovered the blaze and immediately. called the fire departâ€" ment. The fire started from a faulty thimney and spread to the roof. Einar Englund and Reno Giangorgi wore cut on the hands while trying to extinguish the blaze, and were eiven first aid treatment, hss _ Mr. and Mrs. Michael O‘Flagerty left Thursday morning for Florida, where they will spend the winter months. â€" * § § : : Mrs. Anun M. Sanders of Burchell Ave., is & surgical patient at the Viectory Memorial hospital in Wauâ€" A large crowd attended the dance at the Labor temple Saturday night givon by the Highwood Social Serâ€" vice. Music was provided by E1 Sheridan‘s orchestra. Proceeds from the dance will be used for generalâ€" welfare work in Highwood. Miss Sylvia DeBartolo and‘ Miss Mary Santi helped to swell: the fund by sclling flowers at the dance.â€" The . Social Service has also received donations of $25 from the Marconi Mutual Aid society $10 from the t Cuore Arte club, and $10 from the North Shore Gas company. * â€"â€"Mrs: Eaura Paranzoni was hosâ€" tess ot the Friendly Sewing club at her home last Wednesday evening. their . regular meeting tonigh t (Thursday) at 8:00 at the City hall. All: members: are urged to be presâ€" ent.. There: will: also: be: election: of officers a i week‘s honeymoon trip in err Illinois, the couple will reâ€" m Highwood Ave. > > The Pythian Sisters will hold Mrs. J. Reilly was hostess to sey. eral friends at bridge on Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Aibert Jondi are the proud parents of a baby girl born at the Highland Park hospital Friday morning. Mrs. Tondi is the former Lillie Rosalini: ° _ The Council Aid of the Gracm Methodist church are sponsoring a food demonstration and luncheon toâ€" day: (Thursday). The demonstraâ€" tion will be presented by the Public Service company. ' : Mrs. Walter Smith is chairman of the committee in charge of the demâ€" onstration. â€" Reservations may be made with her or with the president, Mrs. Arthur Schaal. y s A_Gh_ris_tmgg%wfll be given by the Ladies‘ Aid‘ o he Zion Luthk eran church, Highwood on Friday afternoon. Acting hostesses will be Mrs. Thomas Marks and Mrs. John Crowley. The party will be held in the assembly room of the church. The Highwood Boosters basketâ€" ball team are starting out again this year To defend their laurels of last year. Tonight the Boosters will play against the Lake Forest Young Men‘s club at the Oak Terrac school. 2 e Mrs. Irma Nannie and daughter, Following their. regular meeting last Thursday evening, the Junior Italian Women‘s prosperity club held a scavenger hunt starting from the Labor temple. Mrs. Charle Crovetti‘s and Miss Kathryn Arâ€" ano‘s teams tied for the box of candy that was awarded the winâ€" ners bringing back the loot, which included a lock of red hair, freshly cut, a laundry pin, the chief of p¢ lice‘s signature, a recording of th "Beer Barrel Polka," a Kewpy doll &two black walnuts, a bowling piHf and a green cherry.â€" : J_ During the business meeting pre ceding the hunt it was decided go Christmas carolling on Christ mas Eve and to sponsor a dance it January. â€" The next meeting will b December 19, and will be in the for of a sleigh ride and Christmas pard combined;" with © exchange of gl!hq Mrs. Fred Lund, president, pré sided at the monthly business ing of the Stupeyâ€"Smith unit of American Legion Auxiliary D Wednesday night at the City hab It" was reported that the b party held last week for Child We fare benefit worle was a: finantis success. â€" > 4 -j _ Plans are in the making fof musical program toâ€"be held Sa tur day evening in the assembly r of the Swedish Methodist: churd The Ladies, Aid society will sponsd QualityCleaners Thursday, December 5, 18940 M qporsday, RELIABLE LAUNDE AND! DRY CLEANING CO. Mrs Albert® Tondi are Phone H. P. 178 in Evans the elud eludoa group 0 8. U. male chort A, L. Hvassman eral solos by | Highland Park. church will ‘be in ments. ®R The Oak Te Tuesday night i torium ~forâ€" thei Mrs. Henry Ha stitution and â€"b just teen recet Mrs. Andrew W radio programs dren.â€" Two s peak group. Dr. Geo Lake County P ternal Welfare : "Maternal Wel! ond speaker w the Science school. His tor Our School." ~~Following the carols were s Thompson ‘and Miss Julia Ear piano selections Ben Guido of assisting in br floodâ€" s tr i Ck e through his an WoNDE. Due i munication in / ly impaired, b contact â€" several Illinois, Missou: sylvania. Miss LGeLl P Vine avenue, & right arm in & Midlothian ave leseing at her M ogram an CHI DEP 1939 PAC Touring & OVERDR froster, p radio. Ne cial Delu appearan Only _..... 1940 CH voupe, â€"] defroster W S W o4 20 Li{ H Ry\ > Inly cod _ m ntire ca ireful us 938 PA 38â€" OL uring Edel WINT Nurse def