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I. WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1923 13 _ Miss Isabel Case to Wed Chas. J. Tippet Wednesday "MONG the affairs given recently for Miss Isabel Case, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Warren Case, of Hubbard Woods, who marriage to Charles Jerome Tippet, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Tippet, of Appleton, Wis., will occur on Wednesday of next week, was a supper party given by Mrs! Morris L. Greeley and the Misses Greeley, on Sunday evening, September 16, and a luncheon given by Mrs. Arthur T. Tuttle, at her residence, 699 Walden road, on Thursday. Mrs. William A. Otis and Miss Louise Otis were hostesses at a kitchen and tea shower for Miss Case yesterday afternoon. The bridegroom's father will read the marriage service in the presence of the families at eleven o'clock in the morn- ing at the residence of the bride's parents. Miss Marian Case will be her sister's only attendant. Mr. and Mrs. Tippet will reside at 907 George street, Chicago, after October 1. --_---- North Shore alumnae and friends of the School of Speech and the School of Music at Northwestern university will be vitally interested in the formal open- ing of the Chocolate Shop in the Orring- ton hotel today. Although the new dishes which have been imported by Fields' especially for the shop, have not arrived, the shop has been so attractively decorated, and most of the general details completed that the sponsors are anxious to open for business. Proceeds are. to be used for the two Schools. North Shore patronesses include Mrs. Mark Cresap and Miss Isabel Lovedale of Kenilworth and Mrs. George Dalgety of Wilmette. Other alumnae who plan to give their assistance and support to this new venture are Mrs. Max Reuhl of Winnetka, Mrs. Charles Heckler of Wilmette, Miss Clementine Eastman of Wilmette, Mrs. J. G. Barber of Evans- ton, MissBeatrice Pease of Kenilworth, Mrs. Gilbert Stansell of Wilmette, Mrs. C. Pearl Ward, Mrs. Clara Irwin Hoyt and Mrs. Dan W. Allen of Winnetka. Substantial interest has been shown this week in the exhibit of foreign pic- tures at Carson Pirie Scott galleries done by Mrs Anita Burnham during her travels abroad a year or so ago. A number of her drawings have been sold and there are a number more now under consideration, which have been reserved for 'various prdspective buyers. The exhibition has attracted no little atten- tion, not only from the painters' friends but from the entire north shore. Many artists have been attracted because of the novelty of its information; the in- dividuality and quaintness in the fram- ing and hanging of these lovely land- scapes. Artists praise the pictures for their technical excellence and the ex- hibition is to be drawn on for examples which will be sent out of the city in traveling exhibitions. Carson Pierie's has been exceedingly gratified with the response to this un- usual display of drawings. The exhibit will continue throughout the coming week and folks who have not thus far hand an opportunity to wander through the gallery are urged to take advantage of any spare time during the next week. i Mrs. Delbert W. Poff, her daughter, Ruth, and her mother, Mrs. A. R. Mas- sey, have returned from a three months' stay in Los Angeles and Hollywood, and are temporarily located at the home of Mrs. George Slocum in Wilmette. ---- Mrs. D. C. Macintyre and two chil- dren, 822 Humboldt avenue, returned Saturday from a two months' sojourn in the wilds of northern Wisconsin. Mr. Macintyre spent ten days' with his family earlier in the month. ---- The Walden Road Circle will meet with Mrs. Frederick Thomas, 680 Wal- den road, Monday, September 24, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Ralph Childs will give a short outline of her plans during the winter, as chairman of the Circles. wane Miss Alicia Pratt, turned from the Fast where she has been studying with the Denninshawn Dancers, will re-open her School of the Dance on October 19, at the Winnetka Woman's club. who has just re- --O-- Miss Ashton Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wilson, of Indian Hill road, and Miss Virginia Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wal- lace cf Mount Pleasant road, have just entere1 the Principal School at St. Louis, Mo. ---- The Entre Nous Matinee club will hold a luncheon at Carson Pirie Scott and Company, on Wednesday of next week. Members will later attend the performance of "Zander the Great." On; Mr. and Mrs. William C. Van Horne, 757 Linden avenue, announce the birth of a son, Haiselden, on August 23. --0-- Mrs. A. G. Kieson, 989 Ash street, and son, Adolph, are visiting relatives in Wisconsin, --_--Q Mrs. Harry Waidner, of Scott avenue, has returned with her family from their summer home at Lake Minnetonka, Minn. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zipf, 596 Arbor Vitae road, have just returned from their summer home at Lake Geneva. Mr. James W. Porter and his sister, Miss Mary H. Porter, have been visit- ing their cousin, Mr. Sherman M. Goble, 511 Ash street. Miss Porter was for thirty-five years a Missionary under the American Board, in Pekin, China. Dur- ing their visit, their nephew, Prof. Lucius C. Porter, and his family, were also guests at the Goble home. Prof. Porter is Dean of the Union College at Pekin. He is at present Head of the Department of Chinese at Columbia University, dur- ing his furlough. Mr. James W. Porter and Miss Porter have left for San Fran- cisco to attend a Missionary Conference and Prof. Porter and his family are on their way to New York. ---- "Answers to the Riddle of Life" as compiled by classics, poets and sages from the stoic Emperor Marcus Aurel- ius down to our own American Emerson, inclusive of St. Augustine, Goethe's Faust and Tolstoy, are the subjects of some very interesting lectures to be given by Mrs. Albert Loth, who has just come from St. Louis, where she has com- pleted a course of similar lectures, aud will later depart to her home in New York city. The series opened Wednes- day morning in the home of Mrs. Al- fred Alschuler in Winnetka and will be continued weekly. rep Mrs. William Odgen Coleman and Mrs. Dorr Price have issued invitations for a series of two bridge and tea par- ties to be given during the coming week. The first of the affairs will take place next Monday afternoon in the Coleman home, at 471 Hill road, the second on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Price, 661 Hill road. --Q-- Mrs. John H. Linderman is entertain- ing informally at bridge for her mother, Mrs. H. H. Thomas, of New Orleans, on Friday, September 28. Mrs. Thomas is making an indefinite visit here with her daughter. --O-- Miss Carol Dunton, who has been spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs. I. C. Norton, 370 Walnut street, has returned to her home in Newton, Mass., and later will attend Lufts college in Medford. --Q-- Mrs. Francis W. Parker, Jr. and her children have returned to their home on Ardsely road. Mr. Parker is at Camp Perry, Ohio, on the Illinois State Rifle team, and will return the last of the month. ry Mrs. John Stuart and her daughter, Joan, of Hubbard Woods, sailed Tues-~ day for England, where Miss Stuart will enter school. Miss Ellen Stuart will re- turn to Miss Hall's school at Pittsfield, Mass., on October 2. ---- Mrs. Walter Franklin Wallace, of Mount Pleasant road, and her four children have returned from Estes Park, Colo., where they spent the month of August. --Q-- Mrs. William Gold Hibbard, who has been in California with her sister, Mrs. Caldwell, for a two weeks' visit, re- turned Tuesday. Os Mrs. Hermon B. Butler and her son, Stuyvesant Butler, are expected home the latter part of next week from a trip abroad. -- Oi Mrs. N. Reynolds Brooks, 1183 Scott avenue, is leaving early in October for a fortnight's visit with her mohter in Cambridge, Mass. yin Mrs. Alex S. Anderson, 1423 Prairie avenue, has as her guest for several weeks her mother, Mrs. Charles E. Blackwell, of Minneapolis. HERON Mrs. R. Jordan Wilson, 132 Glenwood avenue, Hubbard Woods, has returned from Lake Minnetonka, Minn., where she spent the greater part of the summer. : --O Mrs. Carrie Prouty, 565 Lincoln ave- nue, returned to her apartment this week, after spending the summer at Griswold, Ludington, Mich, ---- Mrs. Joseph Husband, 681 Blackthorne road, arrived in New York on Friday of last week from a summer's tour of of Europe. re Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hoyt and Miss Landon, of 550 Sheridan road, have gone to their winter home at Green Cove Springs, Fla. -- Rev. and Mrs. James Austin Richards, 577 Ash street, have returned from their summer cottage at Bridgeton, Maine. --O0-- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stuart, who moved East last Spring, have taken up their residence in Yokers, N.Y Mis. BE. J. Wo Cookie, 978 Spruce street, is spending the week-end in Milwaukee. Cyn Mrs. Percival Hunter, 510 Ash street, gave a lawn party last week for her son Jack and his teins Mr. and Mrs, MJ 7% Adams and fami- ly, 1044 Elm street, motored to Starved Rock over the week-end. | Kenilworth Happenings R. and Mrs. C. S. Bartholf, 535 Longwood avenue, Glencoe, an- nounce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Kathryn, to Albert Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Howard Jones, of Woodstock avenue. The wed- ding will take place on Saturday evening, October 6, and will be quietly solemnized in the presence of only the immediate families. ---- Mrs. Henry Taylor, Jr, and Miss Margaret Taylor, 431 Essex road, ar- rive home this week-end from Berkeley, Cal, where they were the guests of Mrs. Walter Gerould. They are return- ing by way of Banff and Lake Louise, and will visit friends in Winnipeg and in Menominee. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Taylor motored to Red Wing Hunting club in southern Illinois this past week. They are now in their apartment at 1115 Maple avenue, Evanston, after spending the summer with their father, Mr. Henry Taylor, Jr. --p-- Betty Jane Breit, Ruth Joyce and Marjorie Maloney will attend the Mary- wood School in Evanston this winter. Miss Kathryn Cooper on her way back to Logan, Utah, from New York city, stopped over for a few days with Mrs. George Keehn and her daughter, Mrs. Reed Landis. ---(Q-- Miss Charlotte Eckhart and Miss Mary Gillett arrived home last Thursday from their trip to Europe. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hannah, 256 Woodstock avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ridgway, 207 Cumberland ave- nue, leave today to motor to Asheville, North Carolina. ---- Miss Marjorie Oleson and Miss Jeam Marx are attending the Country Day school this year. "THE finest jewelry shop on the North Shore, maintaining a repair de- partment for watches, clocks and jewelry. Plaza Jeweler LIBRARY PLAZA HOTEL EVANSTON Comparisons heniiosn AMPICO and other reproducing pianos are more or less futile The others play with ex pression, and reproduce to g certain extent + «+ they " Chickering 1823 ~ 1923 Represented by CARLETON KAUMEYER Phone Wilmette 581 Centennial Year The Ampico begins where os off. "When you heir the Ampico,you oor the artist" Wy as though he were actually present - Combined i the ickermgy the result is musically perfect, ISSELI"-WEISERT 26 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVE,