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" rr WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1924 Winnetka Girls in Plans for Service Club's Play HE officers and directors of the Service club do not relax through- out the summer season from their plans for the one big annual event, held in the autumn, whereby funds are raised to provide contributions to different Chi- cago charities. Although the date was previously announced, November 7 and 8, the name and nature of the coming production is now given out. A two- act musical comedy, "Cynthia," by Charles S. Morgan, Jr., of Philadelphia, has been selected for the benefit per- Mes Robert Hotz formance which will draw Chicago and north shore society to the Aryan Grotto on the two aforementioned days. It has been stated that Miss Emilie Hoyt will be in charge of the debuntante chorus. Mrs. Robert Hotz (Elizabeth Prinde- ville), the club's new president, presided at the meeting held this week at the Chicago Woman's Athletic club, for the purpose of completing the plans for the production of "Cynthia." --(-- A marriage in which Winnetkans par- ticipated took place on August 15, at the Ravenswood Methodist Episcopal church, when Dorothy Mary Chal- linor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Stafford Challinor of Chicago, became the bride of Howard Warren Shaw of Winnetka. Dr. George Taylor and Rev. H. Dalzell, cousin of the groom, performed the ceremony in the pres- ence of 400 guests. The bride wore a gown of em- broidered net, and her veil of tulle and old point lace formed the train. She carried a shower bouquet of ivory roses and lilies-of-the-valley. A Colonial note was carried out in the attire of her attendants. The matron of honor, Mrs. Ross Utley, and the bridesmaids, Miss Katherine Shaw, the groom's sister, Miss Dor- othy Rose of Wilmette, Miss Ellen Stryker and Miss Ruth Vivian of Ravenswood, and Geneva Eddinger of Winnetka, wore gowns of yellow and green, and carried Colonial bouquets. Gertrude Schryver of Evanston, the little flower girl, wore a yellow satin frock and carried a basket of pink rose petals. Little Dicky Nelson of Ravenswood, the ring bearer, wore a quaint old-fashioned suit with long white linen trousers. Ewart Cook of Wilmette served as Mr. Shaw's best man, and Mayland Challinor, brother of the bride, A. M. Mayland, her uncle, Ross Utley, Ed- ward Winchell and Dick Hamby were ushers. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw will be at home in Rogers Park after September 15. They are spending their honeymoon at Portage Point and upper Michigan. --Q-- Dr. and Mrs. E. V. L. Brown, 529 Cedar street, left Wednesday for New York, where they will pass two weeks. Chicago Winnetka CLEANER Lake Forest Highland Park OO I0 "10 College Preparation in French By teacher of experience in i | European and American schools, - Senior and Junior Girls. Spe- cial attention given to back- ward students. Conversational French by appointment. on application. Terms Miss F. Beyrl Speck 228 Green Bay Road Phone Glencoe 355 TE eaten eo romero The Orrington hotel has been having dances every Friday evening on its roof garden that affords its guests such an attractive view. North Shore-ites have been among the dancers enjoying the weekly out-of-door recreation. Danc- ing commences at 9 o'clock. --(-- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kiefer, 1301 Asbury avenue, sailed from New York Thursday for an extended European journey. They will be away at least five or six months. --_--Q-- Announcement is made of the birth of a daughter, Florence May to Mr. and Mrs. William Hartshorn of 1025 Oak street, on August 2, at the Ev- anston hospital. is Miss Florence Preston of 630 Wal- den road, entertained at an apron shower last week, in honor of Miss Estelle Kloepfer whose marriage is to take place in September. --_---- Mrs. Richard Webster, Mrs. Paul- ziene and Miss Donna, of 466 Prov- ident avenue, have returned from Nia- gara Falls, where they have been for three weeks. ph Mrs. W. F. Babcock of 566 Ash street, and her son and daughter, Richard and Jane, will be home the end of the week from a short stay at Pelican Lake, Wisconsin. ---- Miss Charlotte Wittstein and Miss Mary Hewes, librarians at the Win- netka Public Library, will return this week from their month's vacation spent on the coast of Maine. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Thompson and their son, Billy, 872 Burr avenue, Hub- bard Woods, have just returned from a month's motor trip through the Ten Thousand Lake region of Minnesota. --Q-- Miss Margarite Steele of 385 Sher- iden road, is leaving on Saturday for South Dakota, where she will be for a month, ---- Mrs. J. Ruby Smith of Little Rock, Arkansas, is spending a week with Mrs. E. W. Beach at her home on Oak street. ---- Mrs. Ralph C. Hammill, 666 Spruce street, returned home Wednesday from a visit with the Laird Bells at Huron Mountain. --_--Q-- Mrs. A. N. Forberg and her daugh- ter, Miss Ruth, of Linden avenue, leave Sunday for a two weeks' visit in Sutton, Nebraska. Clarence WW. Hab The Frederick Dickinsons of Scott avenue, who have been touring the east since August 12, will return about Sep- tember 10. Their trip has included stops at Ni- agara, Albany, Williamstown, North- ampton, West Point, and New York, and before returning by the southern route through the Cumberlands, they in- tend to go to Baltimore and Washington, Louk Mrs. Hoke, who has been visiting at the home of her son, James A. Dono- van of Hawthorn 'lane, for the past month, is returning to Kansas City the first of September. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Laird Bell of Tower road, will return from Huron Moun- tain, Michigan, early in the coming week. A Plant Iris Now Peonies In September --_--O-- Mr. and Mrs. William C. Boyden, We are specialist SrIOW~ 725 Pine street, are expected home : next week from abroad. ers and issue a very --_--Q-- . Dr. Margaret Levick of 590 Lincoln comprehensive catalog avenue, is expected to return from California about September 1. --O-- Mrs. Merritt Lum of 672 Lincoln av- enue, will return from the east a week from Monday. which you will find of interest and value. --0-- A PEONIES & IRISES 8, 1530 WILMETTE AVE.-- WILMETTE, ILLINOIS Mrs. Maurice A. Nathan of 900 Oak street is convalescing from a serious illness. 7 i Mrs. William B. Hale, 900 Willow street, returned Tuesday from her trip to Europe. a Mrs. Francis Butler will return to her home on Private road, about the middle of September. Whatever the Circumstances the same courtesy--the same helpful service in managing all perplexing details--are ac- corded whether you desire an unlimited expendi- ture or whether circumstances suggest that you refrain from undue costs. 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