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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, | UARY 27, 1923 Social Happenings dozens of white tapers, decorat- ed St. Luke's church in Evans- ton, for the marriage of Miss Eliza- beth Scofield Dafter, daughter of Dr. Emma Tyler Dafter, and Nuel Dins- more Belnap last evening, Dr. George Craig Stewart officiating. At the Hor- ace Armstrong home, at 365 Sheridan road, in Winnetka, where the recep- tion took place following the cere- mony, masses of spring flowers were used. The bride's gown of white canton crepe-brocaded in velvet was fashion- ed in midcentury style with a tight bodice and extremely full skirt. Her court train was of the same material, and her veil of Brussels lace was held by sprays of orange blossoms. She carried a shower bonquet of white orchids, sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Miss Margaret Goodman, the maid of honor, wore silver lace draped over brocaded cloth of silver, and a head band of silver leaves. Mrs. John W. McPherrin, matron of honor, wore brocaded cloth of sliver caught in a front drape with an ornament of green crystals. The bridesmaids were in frocks of varying shades of georgette crepe draped over silver brocade. with girdles and head bands of silver roses and leaves. Miss Helen White- hill, was in light rose, Miss Justine Dickson in leaf green and Miss Alice Lovell in deep rose. They carried green orchids and spring flowers. The two little flower girls were in white organdy frocks. Mary Elizabeth Armstrong's smocked in green and Peggy Greene's in rose. Their hair was bound in ribbons of correspond- ing tints. Junior Alton, in a white silk suit with broad lace ruffles at the collar and cuffs, carried the ring on a white satin cushion. Dr. Dafter, in black velvet, wore a corsage bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley, and Mrs. Sadie A. Belnap, mother of the groom, wore black satin heavily bead- ed in jet, with a similar bouquet. Charles Hough was Mr. Belnap's best man, and the ushers were Roy Belnap, his brother, John W. McPher- rin, Hawley Smith and J. G. White. Mr. and Mrs. Belnap will be at home after March 1, at 1110 Maple ave. Evanston. R " palms and ferns, lit with ---- Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Poff returned to Olney, Ill, early this week after a visit at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Deibars W. Poff, 562 Hawthorn lane. (Yn The masquerade party given by the -- Loge Corner-Dancing club last Satur- day evening at Community House prov- ed to be a most enjoyable affair. Among those sailing from New York January 20, on the Olympic for Ther bourg and Southampton was Thoma H. Mc Innerney of 6 Indian Hill he nS]. Golf Is Made First Class Sport at Northwestern U. By a vote of the athletic committee of Northwestern university, is is an- WHY I ADVERTISE IN THE TALK 'WINNETKA FRUIT STORE nounced by Dana M. Evans, athletic Pouloplos Brothers, Props. director, that golf has been placed among the regularly recognized col- lege sports at that institution and the "N" will be awarded in golf at the close of the season the same as it goes to baseball, basketball and the players at other games. Director Evans has engaged J. B. Sloane, professional golf player and coach, to teach North- western men ana women students the fine points of the game. Coach Sloane is about to start work and has an indoor golf cage erected at Patten gym on the ground floor. The indica- tions now are that golf will have about 100 Purple students making ready this winter for the big doings to come next spring and summer. Practice started Tuesday, January 23, and Coach Sloane is enthusiastic. He says that many Northwestern stu- dents because of previous golfing ex- perience are in shape to perfect them- selves to an unusual degree at the grand old game. "Northwestern is well situated for golfing," he added. "Once we get our classes going and spring weather comes along, we can have the stu- dents out on some green playing a regular game. Evanston has many golfing grounds in its vicinity and students should have no difficulty in obtaining practice without sacrifice to their scholastic work. We have some excellent . material here and Northwestern will be heard from later." The North Shore Catholic Woman's League will meet Thursday, February 1, at the Winnetka Woman's club. Mrs. J. A. Campbell, president of the Tenth District Federation, will be the principal speaker of the afternoon. AUTHORITY ON CHINA | Edward H. Hume Dr. Edward H. Hume will speak at Winnetka Community House this Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Denis, Jr. 1044 North avenue, announce the birth of a son at St. Luke's Hospital, on Friday, January 19. ---- The Ontre Nous Matinee Club will meet for luncheon on January 31, then attend the play, "Captain Apple- jack. --0-- The Current Events class met at the home of Mrs. William Jenkins, 1047 Elm street, vesterday. i The Forty club gave a dancing party at the Woman's club on Thursday evening last. --_--Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Henkel, 653 Walden road, returned this week from Cuba. Ra O aad Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dean have sold their home on Walden road to Mr. Page of Chicago. --_---- Mrs. Edwin Drury entertained the members of her Tuesday Luncheon Sunday evening on the subject "Our Neighbor China--A Study of Person- alities and Tendencies." 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WA Sr EES TIAN Ta vs 150 by a great majority of the residents Strawberries--low price. of a splendid community, and, well Celery PE TE I EE er RNS I IN, 25¢ aivertiniag he those coituns Just entre] 1 -- Beets and Carrots, per- batch Sas: ove ..5c quoth Edmund. i Scully brothers are known to the FRESH EGGS--45¢ PER DOZEN fer company with offices Annex. fmm -- in Prouty Edmund Scully recently purchased || a half-interest in the local Brown and White Cab company. There will be another "Why I Ad- vertise in the Talk" interview in the next issue of the Winnetka Talk. Renewals and new Subscriptions to all Magazines solicited. Our Country Gentleman and Ladies' MAGAZINE AGENCY. Saturday Evening Post, Home Journal. specials: 913 OAK STREET Phone Winnetka 323 WILLIAM A. HADLEY Winnetka ~ OF DISTINCTIVE Ignition Repairing is one of the little things we pride our- selves upon. It is fussy work, and re- quires skill, knowledge and equipment. 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