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12 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1923 % ROOFING OCIAL CTIVITIES HE finest jewelry shop over the T on the North Shore, Old Shingles A a ii de- Autumn Popular For Fashionable Weddings partment for watches, HE engagement of Miss Katherine Mordock, daugh ; ghter of Mr. a a clocks and jewelry. and Mrs. Charles T. Mordock, of Winnetka, to Mr. James Douglas NORTH SHOR ROOF CRAFTERS Flaza Feweler i Incorporated 30 May ae HOTEL The Carl R. Latham home in : Ehioroon Su Park Ave. Fvanston will be the scene of a | Evanston Glencoe very lovely wedding on Saturday, Phone 7026 Phone 166 October 20, when their daughter, \ = 4 WINNETKA S. E. Corner Spruce and Cedar Streets, 93x187. East Central ous illness. Dr. 0. H. BERSCH Optometrist Former Mgr. Opt. Dept. C. D. Peacock Inc. Tel. H. P. 268. GILBERT D. JOHNSON & BRO. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS North Suburban Real Estate Adams, of San Francisco, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Adams, of Stanford university, California, has recently been announced. Mary, is to become the bride of Whipple Jacobs, of Glencoe. Al- though definite plans have not as yet been announced, this affair is likely to be one of the largest of the home weddings this fall. The Lathams are former Wilmette resi- . - Mr. and Mrs, Edw. K. Welles On Way to Italy ox of the most fashionable as well as the most picturesque weddings occuring on the north side in the past year was the Scott-Welles location. Only attractive high grade home site available in this sec- dents, ] tion. One block to lake; 3 blocks to station. Still another important marriage Winnetka Office, 564 Lincoln Ave. Telephone Winnetka 314. for the coming month is that of y Miss Margaret Little, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Little, HIGHLAND PARK who on October 20, will become WF Sirain Is ad easily pee the bride of Mitchell Harper, of ceived symptom of failing Three adjoining lots. Well wooded; over- Vime. Sesto lie vision. Don't put off from day looking ravine. All improvements in and paid p Evanston': ey weddin I 2 age . » to day--from month to month for. Priced for quick sale at least $15.00 under at the Tittle resid 0 = ecepnon rom . ence, 1818 Sheri- Photo by Wilhite the examination that you need present market value, dan road iss Katheri to save you perhaps from seri- HIGHLAND PARK OFFICE : Miss Katherine Movdodle } 110 South Dearborn Street Chicago Branches--Winnetka, Glencoe, Highland Park, Deerfield. nuptial. The ceremony took place in the Robert Cluett garden in Hubbard Woods at four o'clock last Saturday afternoon, uniting Miss Betty Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Scott, in marriage with Edward Kenneth Welles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Welles, of Evanston. A natural altar of flowers and shrubs approached by a low flight of steps, huge urns of fruit on either side and a view of the lake in the background, formed a lovely setting. The bride's gown was of white tulle over satin, with a long tulle veil bordered with point lace, a family heirloom. She carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley, white roses and gardenias. Her sister, Miss Barbara Scott, wore orchid chiffon, with a scarf of shaded blue and a Grecian head band. The eight bridesmaids, gowned alike in peri- winkle blue chiffon, with scarfs of shaded lavendar and Grecian head- dresses, were Mrs. Laurence Van Ingen of New York City, Miss Francés Coonley, Miss Clarissa Donnelley, Miss Catherine Rehm, Miss Frances Robbins, Miss Katherine Strawn, Miss Beatrix Thorne and Miss Marion Walker. : ! Donald P. Welles, twin brother of the groom, served as best man, and the ushers were John Stuart Coonley, jr., James H. Douglas, jr., Stephen Y. Yord, Calvin D. Trowbridge and Edwin W. Winter, all of Chicago, Marcien Jenckes and Frederic W. Lawrence of Boston, and John Fen- delley of Kansas City, and Alexander C. Zabriskie of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Welles are on their way to Italy for their honeymoon, which they will spend in the Horace Oakley villa on the slopes of the Fiesole, overlooking Florence. Mrs. Welles completed her education at Miss Nixon's school in Florence a few years ago. Mr. Welles is a graduate of Yale. 1177 WILMETTE AVE. For Appointment Phone Wil. 2766 or Residence Wilmette 1707 AH 11 TT o> HHT] Carroll Ridgway, The. Miss Lesley Pope to Wed Chas. B. Cook Oct. 24 HE marriage of Miss Lesley Pope, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pierce Pope, of Glencoe, to Charles Brainerd Cook, of Evanston, 1s of wide interest on the north shore, where they are both well known in younger social circles. The ceremony will take place in ; : the Glencoe Union church Wednesday, October 24, and will be followed We wish to announce that by a reception at her parents' residence. Miss Pope has recently re- turned from Furope, preceding the rest of her family by several weeks, ' and is staying with her grandmother, Mrs. Charles G. Haskin, until "The Store for Children" they return early next month. now has on display a full line of Children's Cloth- --- eis A . f Fall b W Miss Emilie Hoyt, daughter of Mrs. The Riding Club will open the mg ror Hall an inter. Phelps B. Hoyt ,sailed Tuesday on the | season today with a cross-country oY MOTHERS OF THE NORTH SHORE, You will, we are sure, enjoy seeing this timely exhibition of fine Coats, Hats, and Hand-made i Dresses. The convenience and economy of shopping here with your children in your own neighborhood should appeal to all at this time. Carroll Ridgway, Inc. 1160 Wilmette Ave. | Wilmette : ; E 6 N. Michigan Boul 619 Davis St. : Chicago Evanston > £ BLE ET A nu gla] Berengaria, with Mrs. Andrew Berger and Miss Rebecca Berger of Pittsburgh, to spend the winter in Paris. Miss Hoyt and Miss Berger were roommates at Dobbs Ferry, where they were graduated last spring. Mrs. Hoyt who accompanied her daughter East has returned, and with her father, Benjamin Allen, 'will move into their town residence at 40 Cedar street, Chicago, during the next few days. { : Or 2 { Mr. arid Mrs. Francis J. LeMoyne and their daughter, Miss Marcia LeMoyne of Pittsburgh, Pa. "visted at the home of Mrs. "LeMoyne's brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. B Guthrie, 730 Walden road, this week. Miss LeMoyne 'will-'be one of this winter's debutantes fand - will: be: presented at a tea dance on December 22 at the Pittsburgh Golf club. "The Guthries returned last week from Dart's Camp in the Adirondacks where 'they spent. the summer. ' --_--f-- Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnston Blair, with their family, returned to their. home on Chestnut street on' October 1 after five months 'at their country place. near Craw- fordsville, Indiana... In August they re- ceived congratulations on the arrival of their fifth child, Anne Witter Blair. ; ar Mrs. J. C. West and family, 937 Gor- don terrace, are leaving today for Ojai, Cal.,, where they will spend the winter. Mrs. West is planning to 'enter her sons John Cordner and Roy in the Ojai Val- | ley school, of which Mr. Edward Yeo: mans, is the head. ride, according to Donald McPherson, chairman of arrangements. Members will assemble with their mounts at 2:30 in the afternoon in the open field just south of the Indian Hill club locker-house. Mrs. Rush C. Butler and Mr. William G. Woolfolk are also members of the committee on arrangements. . =O Miss Alice deWindt of Sheridan road, is aftending the Chicago Acad- emy of Fine Arts this year. With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heyliger A. deWindt she has just returned from a summer abroad. Upon the occasion of Miss deWindt's twenty-first birthday Thursday, a small informal family dinner party was given at the home. 0 Mrs. M. H. Lieber is opening her Par- liamentary Law. classes at the Winnetka Woman's club on October 35, at 9:30 o'clock in the morning. At 11 o'clock on the same day, she will open a Citizen- ship class in the home of Mrs. A. 0, Olsen in Glencoe, president of the Wom- an's Library club in Glencoe. --_0-- 2 Mrs. Lou Kimball who has been with her sister, Mrs. B. F. Lang- worthy, 832 Bryant avenue, during the summer, iS now occupying an apart- ment on Sheridan road, in Evanston. ee Mr. Wesley F. Carey, 883 Oak «treet, has entered the College of Osteopathy, 52nd street and Ellis av- 'entue,..Chicago.. ; "i