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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, S EPTEMBER 11, 1920 RS------------------ : Toad Happenings i ' in Winnetka. Hubbard Woo Be. by Ruth Risley x. =f - Pe he A ere TE 990904000 000nsnaces seers rrr LITE NVITATIONS have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard dl Carpenter to the wedding of their daughter, Mary Delafield, to William Cowper Boyden, Jr. The services will be read at 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, September 25, at the Carpenter's summer residence at Lake Geneva. A special train leaving the Northwestern depot at 1:40 o'clock (Chicago time) will carry the guests to Lake Geneva. Miss Carpenter, who is known as Polly, is one of the most attractive young women in Chicago society. Her marriage to Mr. Boyden, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Boyden of 725 Pine street, will be one of the most interesting of the season. Mr. Boyden was graduated from Harvard Law school last year and during the war served in the aviation corps. He and his bride 4 be at home after November 1, at 1151 Oakley avenue, Hubbard oods. TTT) 10MIN o The wedding of Miss Virginia Ridgway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ridgway of Kenilworth and Lee Ellis of Evanston, will take place on Wednesday, September 15. Many of our Wilmette young folks are leaving this month for various colleges in the east and middle west, where they will enter as freshman. Miss Margaret Gallagher and Messrs. Lester Moore and Albert Tucker are going to the University of Wiscon- sin; Miss Ruth Kasten of Kenil- worth will attend Oberlin; Miss Marcia Lauer will take up work at the University of Chicago; Edward Yonkers. Keith Drake and George Emrich will enter Dartmouth college; Kenneth Kerr will go to the University of Michigan; the Misses Callette Anderson, Agnes Biesemeier, Virginia Bull, Margaret Paterson, Ruth Stoker and Messrs Donald Burchard, Stewart Lofdahl, and Roger E. Low will register at Northwestern; the Misses Helen David, Evelyn Humphrey, Mildred Fox, Jane Logie and Weston Butz, Burton Carter, and Rockwell Ryer- son are going to Illinois; Miss Eliza- beth Meyer of Kenilworth, Smith college; Miss Adeline Mitchell, Sargeant's Academy of Fine Arts, New York; Thomas Napier, An- napolis; Miss Florence Newport, Bradford Academy; James Sny- daker of Kenilworth, Yale; Miss Ruth Watt, National Park Seminary; the Misses Helen Harlan of Kenil- worth, Dorothy Bennett and Bernice Hosken will attend Rockford college; the Misses Joy Scheidenhelm and Helen Bruch are going to Wellesley and Miss Jeanette Cherry of Kenil- worth will attend Vassar college. re mn Winnetka, Hubbard Woods and Glencoe young folks, who were mem- bers of the graduating class at New "Trier last June are leaving this month for various colleges in the east and middle west. Messrs. Ronald Camp- bell, Fred Hagen, Enar Nelson and Edward Richards will attend Illi- nois; the Misses Edith Brigham and Gwendolen Washington are going to Smith: the Misses Callette Anderson, Helen Haire, Eleanor Hoagland, Dor- othy Scharf, and Messrs. Donald Cal- houn and Edwin Cole will register at Northwestern; Bruce Chandler and William Ward-Clore will attend the University of Michigan; Miss Margarey Windes, Rockford college; Miss Marigold Langworthy, Berke- ly college; the Misses Virginia Buell, Cavoline West and Elizabeth John- son, Bradford academy; William B. Baehr, University of Wisconsin; Miss Florence Fox, Wellesley college; P. B. Goble, Boston Tech; Miss Vivian Ratcliff, Mount Holyoke; Miss Marie Eckhart, Louis Institute; Miss Theda Ellison, Chicago Normal; Roger Sherman, Lake Forest academy; Miss Evelyn Waltz, Vassar college. -- The Woman's Christian Temper- ance Union will hold its annual busi- ness meeting on Monday afternoon of next week, at 2:30 o'clock, in the home of Mrs. L. C. Norton, 370 Wal- nut street. Annual reports will be read, and officers elected for the en- suing year. Delegates will also be chosen for the County convention to be held in Willard Hall on September 29 and 30, and the State convention in Quincy, October 12-15. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greeley went east last week to attend the wedding of Mr. Greeley's sister, Mrs. Alvah Crocker, Jr., and Norman Harrower of Fitchburg, Mass., which took place last Saturday at Ogunquit, Me. Be- fore her marriage to the late Lieut. Crocker, the bride was Miss Harriet Greeley. INQUIRE about my work in permanent Waving. I must say that I am a pupil of Mr. Felix Coune of Chicago, best expert in that line. I have the most up-to-date apparat- us. All my work is guaranteed and very reasonable prices. Call for in- formation, H. Delebecque, 747 Elm street, Winnetka. Tel. Winnetka 822. --Adv. Mrs. Winfield R. Smith of Seattle, Washington, whose daughter, Mrs. N. S. Miller is now a resident of Win- netka, visited in Winnetka over Labor Day. Mrs. Smith, who lately returned from abroad, where she was engaged in the reconstruction work in France, is now speaking in the middle west in behalf of Harding and Coolidge. For the past week she has been speaking through Wisconsin, and will leave this week for Indiana, returning to Chicago later. Mrs. Smith is known all through the west as one of the best informed women on welfare work and is a brilliant speakers. aif The North Shore British-American Social club held another of their popular masquerade dances on Satur- day evening last at Community House. According to the judges who found it extremely difficult to award the prizes, the costumes of various characterizations were excellent. The Misses Somerville captured the first and second prizes for the women, and Messrs. Thomas and George Marshall, the first two prizes for the men. RAF Mrs. Charles Nicholas Strotz and Miss Katherine Kay Strotz of Sher- idan road, are leaving next Monday for New York. Miss Strotz will fin- ish her course at the Dramatic School of Arts and Sciences, and expects to be away throughout the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Strotz will divide their time between New York and their Swans Point esate in Virginia. ef en Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schuettge have issued invitations for the mar- riage of their daughter, Irma Frances to George Arthur Hallstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Halistein of Birch- wood, to take place Saturday after- noou, September 25, at the Wilmette Presbyterian church. Rev. George P. Magill will read the service at 4 o'clock. bf Mr. and Mrs. William O. Green and family, who have been occupy- ing the Francis Peabody Butler's house this summer, will open their residence on Astor street next Thurs- day. Mrs. Butler and the children' will return from Hyannisport, Mass. the latter part of the month. ee Ap Kellogg Gary, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gary of Hubbard Woods will be freshmen at Harvard, which opens the first week in October. He is now visiting in the east. The Garys are just back from an extend- ed motor trip in eastern Canada. fon Emily Hoyt, daugher of Mrs. Phelps B. Hoyt; Margaret Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Allen, and Emily Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hossack Scott, are going to Dobbs Ferry, this year. ---- Columbia School of Music, Clare Osborne Reed, director, announces the opening of the Winnetka branch, under the direction of Miss Kathleen Air, on Monday, September 13. es -- Mrs. Ernest Seatree will accom- pany her daughter, Rosalind, and Miss Margaret Mercer, on their trip east on Saturday of next week. Be- fore the girls return to Miss Wheel- er's school to resume their studies, they will visit in Washington, New York and Atlantic City. af Rev. and Mrs. James Austin Rich- ards and family, 577 Ash street, will return from Bridgton, Maine, where they have been spending the summer, on Thursday of next week. Mr. Richards will occupy the pulpit at the Congregational church on Sep- tember 19. A Mrs. Duncan Dietrich, 726 Foxdale avenue, entertained with a mis- cellaneous shower yesterday after- noon in honor of her sister-in-law, Miss Dorothy Dietrich, whose mar- riage is to take place on Saturday, September 18. i Word was received in the village yesterday announcing the birth of a ten-pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward A. Biery of Tulare, Cal. He has been named Edward A. Biery, Jr. Mrs. Biery was formerly Miss Ruth Lieber. } w---- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Wade of Evanston have returned from Marblehead Neck, Mass., where they have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. W. H. Cole, of Boston, for sev- eral weeks at the Cole summer home. --f-- Mrs. Charles C. McKinney and daughter, Jane, 1215 North avenue, are at Wequetonsing, Mich., for the month of September. Mr. Charles McKinney, Jr. has returned from Camp New Trier, Watervliet, Mich, tp Mr. and Mrs. Carlton J. Holdredge who have been summering in Win- netka, have returned to their home, 32 Scott street, Chicago. They are leaving today for Buffalo, the Adiron- dacks and New York. ---- Mr. and Mrs. John Ward Amberg, who made their home in Hubbard Woods during the summer months will return to their winter home in Chicago. SR ia Miss Lois Philbrick of Chicago will be the week-end guest of Miss Alice Clague, 849 Willow street. WELL take that groe- ery order over the telephone. That will save you the time and trouble of shopping yourself. Your order will be filled to your satisfaction. Our groceries are fresh groceries. Our salesmen will take especial care to select the items you want carefully. "Walch the market basket" The Progressive Grocery A. LIPS, Prop. MEYER BANK BLDG. 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