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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1924 13 Busy Days for Gwenyth Jones and Her Bridal Party ISS Gwenyth Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Mansfield Jones, will marry Samuel Her- bert Bingham, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Herbert Bingham of Highland Park, on Saturday afternoon, June 28, at 4:30 o'clock, at Christ church, the Rev. E. Ashley Gerhard officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Jones are planning to hold the reception, which will follow immediate- ly after the ceremony in the garden of their home, 878 North avenue. Miss Betty Pain will be the maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will be Mrs. Armour Parlament of Highland Park, Mrs. Ralph Huszagh of Chicago, Ethel McCall of Kenosha, Helen Pope of Glencoe, Katherine Biggert of Evans- ton and Roma Truax of New York. Ann Pain will be the little flower girl. Leslie Schauffler of Highland Park is to be the best man, the ushers, Walter McDonald of Berwyn, George Baldwin of Highland Park, Ralph Huszagh, Walter Cowan of Evanston, Charles E,. Pain, Jr, and G. Mansfield Jones. The parties for Miss Jones started last Saturday evening with Miss Gladys Emerson as hostess at a small dinner- dance at the South Shore Country club. This evening Mr. and Mrs. C. Armour Parlament are giving a dinner at Ex- moor club. Others who are entertain- ing for Miss Jones are: Mrs. Arthur Sullivan of Hill road, who will give a dance on Tuesday evening, at her home on Hill road; on June 19, G. Mansfield Jones will be host at a dinner- dance at the Buccaneers club; on June 21, Miss Helen Pope will give a din- ner-dance at Skokie club, and she will | give a luncheon and miscellaneous show- er on June 24. Mrs. William G. Kelley is having a tea and shower at her home on Foxdale avenue, and Mrs. Edwin Sherman of Highland Park, and Miss Betty Pain will be luncheon hostesses. --_--0-- Rev. James A. Richards officiated at the wedding ceremony which took place last Saturday morning at the Winnetka Congregational church when Mrs. Jennie H. Barsumian and Leon IL. Hebblethwaite were married. Both Mr. Hebblethwaite and his bride were Evanston residents. Ri 2 Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Blair, with Mr. Blair's father, Charles J. Blair, have moved from their home on Chest- nut street, to Geneva, Ill. Their Win- netka home was purchased by the Heyliger deWindts who will occupy it the latter part of this month. --Q-- Mrs. John W. Scott of Hubbard Woods, has returned from Europe with her daughter, Miss Barbara, and with her niece, Miss Emily Scott, who spent the winter in Florence, Italy. Miss Isabel Scott, who has completed her year at the Masters' school, Dobbs Ferry, accompanied them. ---- Mrs. Arthur Gedge, of Elm street, has left for an extended visit with her father in Champaign, Ill. Mrs. Frank Etterwind and Mrs. deForest Custer were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower on Wednesday at Mrs. Etterwind's home in Glencoe for Miss Signe Quarnstrom of Win- netka, who is leaving next week for Furope where she will be married. Miss Quarnstrom has been secretary at New Trier High school for several years. --0-- Mr. and Mrs. James C. Stevenson, 138 Woodland avenue, were host and hostess to about 60 little guests, friends of their daughters, Mary Jane and Catherine, on Saturday last at an afternoon party. Mrs. Theodore Coyne directed the frolic of kinder- garten games in story and song. --Q-- The Lake Forest gardens of Mrs. Louis 'E. Laflin, Mr. and Mrs. Aug- ustus A. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Pirie, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Paul Martin are open to the pub- lic from 11 o'clock until 7 on Satur- day, under the auspices of the Lake Forest Garden club. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blumenstock, 495 Willow street, gave a dinner party for 14 guests on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Fleck of New Orleans and Mrs. Menbes of New York were the guests of honor. ---- The Pine Street and the Elm Street circles will be joint hostesses to about 40 children from the Chicago Com- mons at a picnic on June 26, at the Winnetka beach. ---- Mrs. Walter A. Strong and family, 1377 North dvenue, left Thursday to spend the season at the camp at Lac Du Flambeau, where 'many residents of Winnetka go for the summer. --Q-- . Mrs. Harry A. Craig, and her chil- dren, 592 Provident avenue, are visiting in Decatur. They will return home "about the first of July. ---- George Cadenhead, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Cadenhead, 1056 Ely road, was among the graduates at the Uni- versity of Illinois this year. --_--O-- Mr. and Mrs. E. Burt Brown, Jr., and E. Burt Brown, III, are the guests of Mr. Brown's parents at their home on Willow street. --Q-- Mrs. F. O. Neubacher, 792 Walden road, entertained her club at lunch- eon on Friday. Chicago Winnetka LJ CLEANER Lake Forest Highland Park lade, impromptu, and Study STUDENTS OF THE OSCAR DEIS PIANO STUDIOS will be heard in a PIANO RECITAL at WILMETTE WOMAN'S CLUB Monday Evening, June 16th at eight fifteen You are cordially invited to hear a very interesting program which includes two Beethoven Concertos; Bal- Handel, Mozart, Gluck-Brahm, MacDowell, etc. Studios: 1200 Central Avenue of Chopin; Works of Bach, IIL SE did the oculist. frames and scientific grinding of experience. taining accuracy, also the skill opticians is at your service. pneu TET 702 Church Street Phone Evanston 1848 AEE EERE TTR GTR About Oculists Prescriptions After the oculist has given you a very careful, thorough examination of your eyes and gives you a prescription for glasses, you should then choose your optician with the same care that you Many an oculist's good work has been undone by careless grinding of lenses or improper frame fitting. A lens off focus, off axis, or incorrect alignment mountings are things that may prove very injurious to the eyes. acquired only after many years of constant study, application, and Let us fill your prescription. We have every facility for main- HATTSTROM & SANDERS Scientific & Manufacturing Opticians EVANSTON Opposite Orrington Hotel Open Thurs. & Sat. Eve. till 8 P. M. HTT LTT THT] The proper fitting of lenses is in itself an art and is and knowledge of experienced On Tuesday, June 17, the Ash Street circle will meet with Mrs. C. Prouty at her summer home, Binkey Lodge, McHenry, or, if it rains, at her Win- netka home. The guests will leave by machine at 9 o'clock, from Mrs. J. Sauer's, 1022 Ash street. Mrs. Prouty hopes for "a big crowd" and invites the circle's friends. ---- The marriage of Victor Killian of Winnetka, and Miss Edna Holmberg of Waukegan, took place at the Trin- ity Lutheran church of Waukegan on Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Killian are now traveling in the east. They expect to return in about a month and will probably live in Winnetka. ---- Mrs. Robert Stevenson, 99 Indian Hill road is in the east attending commencement at Yale and Andover where her sons have been students, Robert at Yale, and Malcolm and George at Andover, where they gradu- ated. -- Mrs. Charles Coffin and son, who left on Monday for New York, sailed for Europe on Wednesday. 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