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12 : : WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1923 An Effective Dining Room Extension Gate Leg Table and Windsor Chairs After the meal is over and you feel like resting at the table, and finishing your conversation, you will find that a Windsor Chair sup- plies you with a feeling of real comfort. The Gate Leg Table is 42x54 inches with three extra leaves, giv- ing a six foot extension. The Base is solid Walnut. The top is built up to give it strength and beauty. The chairs shown in the sketch have genuine rush bottom seats. They may be used in the living room as well as the dining room. Table, $65.00 Side Chair, $19.00 Arm Chair, $25.00 | Roto Wmlandt "ees TEL. EV. 7904 EVANSTON 1555 SHERMAN AVE. -- Do Your Banking in Winnetka All Savings Deposits | made in our Savings 1 Bank Department on or before July 10 will bear interest from July 1st. The Winnetka State Bank 739 Elm Street WINNETKA TN ; _ OCIAL FitzWilliam-Sidley Nuptials to Occur Saturday, July 14th HE marriage of Miss Thelma Margaret FitzWilliam to William D. Sidley, will take place on Sat- urday, July 14, at St. Chrysostom's church, Chicago. Miss FitzWilliam will have Mrs. Howard Lincoln, her cousin, of Claremont, N. J., for her matron of honor, Josephine Sidley, a cousin of the bridegroom, will be maid of honor, and Louisa Thompson of Evanston will be bridesmaid. Hale Holden will serve as best man for Mr. Sidley and the ushers will be Howard Lincoln, Frederick W. Cope- land of Winnetka, Charles Frake of Duluth, Keith - Carpenter, Bane Fuller, and Dorsey Montgomery. The reception following the wedding will be for the family and a few close friends. ---- The home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ernest Logie, at 1032 Ashland avenue, Wilmette, attractively decorated in roses, peonies, palms and ferns, was the scene of a very lovely wedding on Wednesday evening of last week, when their daughter, Louise, was united in marriage to Mr. Werner E. Wahlman, of Chicago. The service was read at eight-thirty o'clock, by Dr. Hubert C. Carleton, rector of St, Augustine's church, Wilmette. The bride wore a beautiful gown of white satin and lace, trimmed with a girdle of silver leaves, and pearls. Her tulle veil was fastened to the head by a coronet of rose point, and she carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses. Miss Jane Logie, who was her sis- ter's only .attendant, wore a frock of chiffon and gold lace, made with a girdle of blue, and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses. Mr. and Mrs. Wahlman are enjoy- ing a short wedding trip and upon their return will take up their residence in Chicago. ---- Miss Adelaide Murphy, daughter of Mrs. Thomas Murphy, 1043 Loyola ave- nue, Chicago, formerly of Winnetka, was united in marriage to Adam Koch, Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Koch of 68 East Goethe street, Chicago, Satur- day morning, June 30. The wedding took place at 11:30 o'clock, at St. Ig- natius' church. The Rev. Peter IL. O'Loughlin, chancellor of the diocese of Lincoln, Neb., a cousin of the bride, of- ficiated, assisted by the Rev. D. M. John- son, --e Whenever a child finds his garden ready for inspection, in the School Chil- dren's Garden contests, he is to call Mrs. Hathaway Watson, or to drop a post- card at her residence, 900 Sunset road. Mrs. Edith Patten, 532 Oak street, is acting secretary of the Garden Club of Winnetka, during the absence of Mrs. Barnumm, who is summering at her cot- tage, Xmas Tree Cabin, State Line, Wis. ---- A very pleasant little affair was held Sunday at 984 Spruce street. The party with a big cake and twelve friends, was in honor of Mrs. Anne McAllister's eighty-third birthday. Mrs. McAllister was born in Scot- land and spent her girlhood days there, then she came over to America and serv- ed for many years as a nurse and hair- dresser. She has been a resident of Win- netka for thirty years. pape Mr. C. W. Cole of Los Angeles, Cal., who recently spent three weeks visiting old friends in Winnetka, returned to the West the latter part of last week, accompanied by Perry Lieber, 468 Ridge avenue. They plan to stop in Yellow- stone for several days, and also visit in Seattle and Portland before reaching Los Angeles. Mrs. M. H. Lieber plans to leave carly in August to spend a month in Los Angeles. - Miss Adelaide Murphy, daughter of Mrs. Thomas Murphy of Chicago, form- erly of Winnetka, became the bride of Adam Koch, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Koch, of Chicago, last Saturday morning at 11:30 o'clock at St. Ignatius church. The dining room prices of THE ORR- INGTON will be moderate. You are assured the very best food, perfectly served amid most pleasant surroundings. CTIVITIES Winnetka society, at least that part of it which is still in town, is greatly interested in the wedding of Miss Cor- delia Carpenter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Carpenter, 1545 Astor street, Chicago, whose marriage to Dr. Nathan Davis III was yesterday's large social event. The service took place at five o'clock in the afternoon in St. Chrysostom's church. The Carpenters are former residents of Hubbard Woods, having moved to their Chicago home only within the past four or five years. --(---- Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Olson and daugh- ter, Dorothy, until recently of Wilmette, and now of the Evanston Hotel, left June 30, on a tour of the West, as mem- bers of a party from Cook County Real Estate Board of which Mr. Olson is a member. Banff, Lake Louise, San Fran- cisco, lL.os Angeles, Yosemite National Park, Grand Canyon of Arizona, Pike's Peak, and Colorado Springs, will be among the most interesting places visited. Miss Olson graduated this June from the Liberal Arts course at Northwestern university. --_--O-- Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Merriman and young daughter, Elsa, who have resided the past year at the home of Mrs. Mer- riman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Aspenwall, 1195 North avenue, Hubbard Woods, have moved into their Spanish bungalow, recently completed at 140 Eu- clid avenue, Glencoe. Ott Mrs. Charles Lewis Day and Miss Dorothy Day, 454 Sheridan road, have returned from New Haven, where they went to attend the graduation exercises at Yale. Lewis A. Day, who was grad- uated, has gone abroad for the summer, with his father. --C-- Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber, 468 Ridge avenue, entertained informally at lunch- eon yesterday in honor of Miss Eliza- beth Vose of Portland, Maine. Miss Vose is a former classmate of Mrs. Lie- ber's daughter, Mrs. Edward A. Biery of Huntington Beach, Cal. ---- Miss Christine McCordic, who, in the last year has been traveling in Europe, and studying sculpture in Paris and in Rome, will land in New York Friday, from where she will come on directly to Winnetka. ---- Mrs. Oscar Parson and daughter, 635 Maple avenue, returned Monday from a trip to Michigan by boat. Mrs. Bolter and her daughter, Mrs. Harold Larson, and friends from Chicago were others of the party. ---- Mrs. Wm. O. Coleman and baby, of Hill road, are leaving next week for Newcanan, Connecticut. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Buck, 1290 Scott avenue, will go to Newcannan, later in the summer. Oem Mrs. Jane McKee and daughter, of Pasedena, Cal, who were on their way to Columbia university, stopped off for a few days' visit at the home of Mrs. Maurice Pryor, 450 Sunset road. mC Mr. and Mrs. Byron H. Knapp, of Wilmette, announced the marriage of their daughter, Ruth, to Mr. Howard Arthur Hammond, which took place on Saturday, May 26. Fa on Mrs. Edward Wisdom, 861 Spruce street, entertained at luncheon and mat- inee on Wednesday of last week. There were covers for twelve girls. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Freeman, and daughter Hope, 651 Lincoln avenue, are spending the summer at lake Hamlin, Mich. ois The Winnetka Garden club has been invited to view Mrs. Walter Brewster's garden on the afternoon of July 11, at four o'clock. -- Miss Grace Margerum and Miss Noble May sailed irom New York, July 1, for a several month's tour of Europe. NM Mrs. Andrew T. Murphy, 332 Elder J lane, is spending the summer at Channel Yake, Wisconsin. ---- Miss Winifred E. Wilson, who teaches English at New Trier High school, is spending the summer in Colorado. Miss Ora B. Cole, DS of History at New Trier, has gone for an extended motor trip through the east. --_--O-- Messrs. E. S. Parr and Frank R. Powell, motored to Columbus City, Ind., over the Fourth. --0 Mrs. I.. P. Vollman of Pasadena, Cal, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Olson on Elm street. Miss Christine Baumann has returned from 'Smith college after having spent a fortnight at Lake George. el Mr. and Mrs. Philemon B. Kohlsaat, 341 Woodland avenue, motored to Mil- waukee over the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. John Sidney Burnet of Chicago are occupying the Spaulding home in Indian Hill for the summer. Lg Mr. Dwinnell Slater, of Boston, for- merly of Kenilworth, underwent an operation for appendicitis Monday. >