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PERSONAL SHOWER Co-h%eteskes nt I persons! ,ghowt-r ’on Monday evening in honor of Min Eleanor M. Austin. who will become the bride of Dr- vitro F. s'Khmidt op Sathrdly. January 15. were her shun-in- law. Mrs. John Austirtmnd Mrs. Robert Austin. It. and In. W. Wot", who "a and“ Jn Bert-sur in In m. 13atifeoUn. an not tie- h. in Pub. Irma. Mr. WUH, timww,biq- LIVING “IN FANS hawtwrkmn.A eahu,roeoivedbrhiBbex8ht Ail- In Wolff 1»: moo Wnde M an they have but! u “MED IN HAWAII TM Puke Memorial Cathedral of St Andrew's church in Hoa- oluln. lea-art, m the scene of the wedding on December 18. of Mu. lath: Fruits. McGom. War of the Richard 2. Me- Gowan of'2844 Pierce road, and Shaky Patterson Buck, son of Dr. Ind Mrs. Gardner Burk of Honolulu. , COIIANDXNG ”ICE! OF "I JOHN . PIERCE M can: W. Gown-r. tho. it h anid, in but: and“ In the nrietq of tho fimt M in tho no." war, in - Maud it [an M. California. no in the commanding ofne.r to nut-i- n“ the am", “John R. Pierce.” It is expected it will be but in count-ion by April I. The bride in a graduate of Duke university. Mr. Black received his degree from the Univonity of Wisconsin. CURLERS IN WAUWA'I'OSA Two curling rinks from the Chicago Curling club " Skokie Ind Dundee roads, were in lou.. VIM”, Wisconsin on Friday to curl with rinks there. Mrs. Burton M. Smalley of 485 Fairview Ive- nue was: skip of one rink and Mrs. Holt of Chicago, akin of the other. On Mrs. Smalley‘s rink were Mrs. Arthur Appelton of Wilmette, Mrs. Charles llill of Glvneoe and Mrs. Frank Polhm of Winnetka. Page‘ Commdn Guam} in an no of It. and In. [am H. Clan- ba: of 130 lop: William. IV.- The young couple will live Rottolulu where he is engaged business. BACK HOME Mr. and Mrs. toswph B. Garnett of “22 R. Linden avertue recently returned from a holiday fumily ro- uniun spent in Ann Arbor, Mich- inn. They Ind their son, his wife and infant "utrhter, Kntherine. of Lihertytrille, the Juno: Can ttetto (Katherine Jones) were [nuts of Dr. and Mrs. Chartes W. Newton (Juno (:nrnrto ttttd their three suns and daughter The wedding will take place in ChiraRo. Miss Austin is-the dluxh~ in of Mrs. F. Ir. Austin of 1352 Broadview avvnue. Bark from Nashville. Truman-c- In Mr. and Mrs, James Visor of 145 Prospoct uvenuv. They spent the holidlys with Mrs. Visor's mother, Mrs. Addie Franklin. Membefs of Mrs Hull's rink were Mrs. Branch and Mrs. Rich- ard Johnson of Glenepe and Mrs. Charles Price of Winnetka. In celebration of her sew-nth Dirndl], ery Beth Turner. daughter of the James Allen Tur. nm ot 325 Central avenue. In hour-M at In ice skating party on Tuesday Iflernoon " the Ex, Moor Country club. Rtfreshmertts - served at the club. Rinks from Exmoor, of which Mrs. Smaliey i; iso a member, Skokie, Indian 'dr",'",,', Glenview plan trips to W-uwltun for curl- ing in the near future. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION" GEORGE P RUDOLPH TAKES A BRIDE On Tuesday, Jmury 4. Mrs. Autos A. Novak of 1625 Kimball “who. North Chic-t6. and Secure F. Rudolph. no» of the Mr Park Ava-Io Fond" a Bod, 'tree--- egg-0H. [uni-tin. AINOLD E. mum, p, CW Cull-.- McPherson‘s Bump Shop formerly with Cadillac “I.” and up Highland Park ... “MIA-l CLARE RITACCA WEDS . The marriage of Miss Clare [amine Ritual. daughter of Mr. and Mn. Amedeo Rita-ca of 206 North avenue nnd Frank Carine. cllo, son of Mr. and In. Jack Caringello of "7 Maple avenue took place on SIC-Inky, Jnnuary 8. It 9:30 n'tloelr in the morning “nuns 30" 'mttatmNG - at St. "mes church. Hitrhwood. the new. Arthur Donnire reading the service. . The bride. who WIS given in marriage by her fuller, wore I wh_ite satin mum and full length veil. A white orchid in the center surrounded by white roses mlde up her bouquet. Ava-y Rod.tg" " Gil Ont-ltd. swung. an I“ in North - Tho mph in not livin‘ in North one... On Saturday. July Kerwin and Nun-1 Wolf! entertained at a joint hayride My. Tho Mn was in honor of Nancy's birthday on January ti and Jodr'n on Jan- the Joseph Kerwin home " 315 lag-Inna Ivonne. Nine, in the datum» of tho Allan In'Wolffl of 1300 Wade mt. Miss Virginia Mun-Hi. maid of honor, was towed in salmon pink satin and she carried a pale shade of American Beauty roses. The bridesmaids. similarly gamed, were Miss Ann C‘ringvno, “r of the bridegroom, In. Michael (‘arinm-Ho, his sister-in-uw; Minn Jessi'e Belmonti and His. Rosalie Soldnno. Their gowns van of sapphire blue satin and they car- ‘ried red rm Their Wilma“, too, were of red roses. had Phillip. " '" Clifton -oiniasttowTeghthi_ Audi-(mo no.- Punishing Aqar. Howard-unth- oudolthisvoek. LIVING um Dr. 3nd In 'tieUrqt Hm Em (bui- Au W) In " ion. in Hum Put AM - "can marriage in“ Pt-et Pit-knew church. nut-wood. New Jena, The bride it tho daughter of Mr. uni In. Curtis Hui: Thulkeld of lzphwood. Dr. Harti.thonoatofMr.-dMm. Willi-nu L Hm of W. Loyola avenue, Chic-go. SKIING TRIP Home from a week of Ikiingbin Hayward. Wisconnin, is Matt M. Kuuer. Jr. of 1978 S. Sheridan BIRTHDAY HAYRIDE AND LUNCHEON Best mun v.3 Virgil Rim Mother of the bride, and the ushers were Michael Caringello, brother of the bridegroom, Dick Ruffalo, cousin of the bride, Don- aid Corgi" and Joseph De Bar- lulu, Miss Jean Nichols any. The bride's mother was in royal blue crepe and the brim-'5 mother was in my. Each won an orrhid comp. "Mrifm Cervi Sales & Service Fuller Brush Service “ii- 3.95 , c I tihis" a; Reliable Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co. pris-gtgnu-Adn so-Ii of Cab-.1 Am - BICYCLES Qua1itrCkane" muting! n. P. nu Aim 0 p... "on. K. P. I" PETER LEA TU. K. P. I!” “rink-why. “I A br-fmt followed the calo- my " the home of the India'- panntl. and I dinner for 150 - served at the Lnbor Twyla. Fif- teen hundred attended the 'see.- tion It the Lnbor Temple nt.8 gun. The men foot wedding cake was made in the form of In Itch. ‘Following . ten dny honeymoon the young couple, will be at home " 820 Pdmer avenue. BIRTH DAY SURPRISE Seventeen friends surprised Car- olyn Baird on Friday evening " a LEOFLEISIIII. " Mm'hvilwhw BIGGEST SALE OUR THE FELL COMPANY MEN'S SUITS G: COATS OUR BIGGEST SALE CONTINUES IN THE WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S G. BOYS' DEPT. SELLING STARTS FRIDAY AX 10:00 A. M. THE PRESS Open " Day Wodnoulay - Opo- Monday Eva-in, , - Ourclothcs are priced '-atttrt-e. Audubon "thee.reayttum2otoqou,ro £83“th get III-wins“. values. EVERY suit or coat is from our - stock. EVERY suit or cool is guru-food to sin you - satisfaction. EVERY suit or coat is made by a famous, Miablo, roput- ablo mam-factor". You can lava no (locks about sav- ing - of dollars on than clollnos. Stop in =i. them is no dingo lot looking! COIN”!!! Regular $60 and $65 sellers pot luck supper at the Kill D. King. Jr, home, 1727 Broadvicw .nlme. Ki. Peggy King VII hostess. The occasion m Cun- lyn's sixteenth birthday. The engagement of Mia. Helen C-sedy. daughter of the Edward Cuedys of 145 Highwood - to Robert E. Moon, non of the Fred Moons of 598 Homewood avenue. has recently been an; avenue. has m nuanced. No (it for the wedding. ENGAGEMENT TOLD CONTINUES ! ! $45 M attmaNd the IN“- oo- than gin- o- M "is '- - " li- Joan mmmmum Mn'mhum-CJOI- unwitting-mudI-u Itch-“Innath dOd'l'cnec "can _ “within-min“ “Mediation-ido- wum-muw;m #iaaiati-ri.idNinsAateU- hutch-i. lb In! M W mum-mum “Mu-mm“ WkuChudu-t, tho Arr-r-u-ar". HOLIDAY Gm Cult-l gnu Bud Saucy, it. mntly Ir Win-homolomn with the any. in at Ina-o on Nr6s-b.Moarrivodh-iatti- BRIDAL SHOW“ ROI! POI HOLIDAYS mwud M as M9,,erg 'r It In. ”1.”.30“ P. lemon, m. tiid fun, if Geo-null. MA. trr.D. Snub,- - 0- " 9:00, 10:00. Ita, ff: " n01 30'! Pre = “5901-7” 150,350. 10:60. W_-a-att - 3:15. Conception Church n-idjy; ind Halibu- COMO“ 1humdqnghn. IA mblullhd tqtkC-tmt--.m- BMW! - LA "ua MUPhAM vow. on Md!“ I. 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