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v) WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1924 13 Garden Provides Setting at Haven-Martin Wedding HE, marriage of Miss .Sylvia Sara Haven to Mr. N. C. Martin, took place Saturday afternoon, Septem- ber 6, at the home of the bride's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Haven of Highland Park. Dr. Douglass H. Cornell of Glencoe officiated. The wedding was soleminized in the gardens of the Haven home under a canopy of hazelnut boughs as a back- ground for the decoration scheme of goldenrod. The wedding supper in the gardens immediately followed the cere- mony. Miss Helen Southward of Kenilworth was maid of honor at the ceremony and other attendants of the bride were the Misses Betty Neems of Evanston and Miss Eleanor Effler of Chicago, brides- maids. Sara Jane Haven of Winnetka was the flower girl. Ribbon bearers were Betty, Jane and Ruth Searl, Louise and Anita Jane Watson, Charlotte Werth, Gertrude Folkner and Jean May Patter- son. ; Attending Mr. Martin as best man was Arthur B. Haven, Jr., brother of the bride. Messrs. T. F. Flewelling and Mr. Irving Timberlake were ushers. The bride wore a gown of ivory satin crepe. The coronet of the bride's veil was arranged from a genuine lace hand- kerchief made by her grandmother and was studded with pearls. The maid of honor wore a gown of peach beaded net with tulle. The brides- maids wore gowns of a blending shade af yellow, with gold slippers. Mrs. Martin is a niece of Mrs. H. W. Dunmore of 415 Maple avenue, Win- netka, and granddaughter of Milton J. Timberlake, also of Winnetka. _ Mr. and Mrs. Martin will be at home in Highland Park following a brief wedding trip. Mr. Martin formerly lived in Wilmette. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Laird Bell of 1352 Tower road are expected back next week from Huron Mountain, Mich- igan, where they have heen since August 1. ---- Mr. Fred Morphett, 964 Tower road, entertained a few members of the Prai- rie club at his home last Saturday after- noon after the group had walked to the village from Fort Sheridan. --O Mrs. Edward Boulter of 706 Foxdale avenue is spending a few weeks in northern Wisconsin. Miss Ada Boul- ter returned from there this week. ---- Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coombs and fam- ily of Indian Hill have returned from a month's vacation in Wequetonsing, Michigan. --(-- Mrs. Charles D. Nicholls and Robert and Junior of 1066 Tower road return- ed Tuesday from a summer spent in the Colorado Rockies. ---- Miss Harriet Childs of 906 Oak street spent the summer with her grandmother in California, and re- turned to Winnetka on Thursday. --_---- Miss Dorothy Reegan of Crystal Lake was the guest of Miss Katherine Adams of 748 Center street, over last week. . --_--Q-- Mrs. Paul Porter and family of 570 Hawthorne lane have returned from an extended visit in Towa and Wis- consin. So John Campbell and his daughter, Marion, of 271 Scott avenue arrived home Wednesday from their summer home at Georgian Bay Canada. --_--Q-- Mrs. Emma Miller and her daugh- ter, Florence, of Marne, Michigan, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. Burt Brown of 618 Willow road. HE highest code of ethics gov- erns our pro- fessional services. We do everything with the most delicate and meticulous re- spect for the wishes of the bereaved. We Understand Ward & Buchholz | aes a, Evanston FORPIBPASG. 2 3 nd & Ni Ei Miss Mary Williams of 565 Lincoln avenue has resumed her duties as secretary at Community House, after a month's vacation in Michigan. ---- B. A. Hoffman of Tampa, Florida, is here for several months. He will study voice culture under Professor Eugene Feuchtinger. ---- Mr. and Mrs. William C. Boyden and their two daughters, Miss Margaret and Miss Elizabeth, 725 Pine street, have re- turned from Europe. SiO: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Petruska of Col- gate, Wisconsin, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bucher, 983 Wil- low street. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wilson and children of 429 Sheridan road will re- turn next week from Les Cheuveaux Club, Michigan. -- Om Mrs. Marcus Richards, 1240 Tower road, is returning in a few days from Hudson, New York, where she has been visiting her mother. --Q William Cleveland Moulton and his son, Gordon, of 1161 Pine street are sojourning in Estes Park for a few weeks. --(-- Mrs. C. L. Braun of 931 Oak street has returned from Iowa, where she has been visiting relatives for a few weeks. --Q-- The Winnetka Temple club will meet Tuesday, September 16, at 8 o'clock, at the Masonic temple on Elm street. ---- Herbert Nicholls of 660 Pine street arrived in Winnetka on Thursday from Europe, where he has been all summer. ---- The William C. Boydens have re- turned from Europe, and are living at their home, 725 Pine street. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Copeland of 665 Prospect avenue will return shortly from Pinepoint, Maine. --_--Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Elting of 830 Mt. Pleasant court are returning next week from abroad. pier ua Miss Helen Campbell of 511 Ash street has returned from her summer's stay at Beverly Farm, Massachusetts. ---- The A. Montague Ferrys of Ash street returned on Saturday from White Lake, Michigan. ---- Miss Alice Carey of 883 Oak street gave a luncheon on Tuesday for six of her friends. wr Miss Helen Beals of 1093 Elm street, who spent the summer in the northern woods of Wisconsin, returned this week. Chicago Winnetka CLEANER Lake Forest Highland Park Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bartlett of 821 Foxdale avenue will return shortly from Whitehall, Michigan. --O-- Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Joy of 300 Poplar street are back from their trip through Wisconsin and Iowa. -- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gage of 278 Scott avenue are at their summer home in Saugatuck for a week. --Q-- The Montague Ferrys of 419 Sheri- dan road will return next week from 'their summer home in Wisconsin. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. Philemon Kohlsaat of Woodlawn avenue are back from their summer trip abroad. Kenilworth Boys Show Prowess in Track Work Three Kenilworth boys, Tom Hicks, Harry Dubsky and Walter Marx won many honors in the final track meets last week at Camp Manitowish, con- ducted by the Wisconsin Y. M. C. A. at Boulder Lake near Boulder Junc- tion, Wis. Tom Hicks, in Class C under 100 pounds, won first in 100 yard dash, first in broad jump, second in shot put, second in high jump and third in baseball throw. Harry Dubsky, Class A over 130 pounds, won first in broad jump, sec- ond in baseball throw, third in 100 yard dash. Walter Marx, 522 Essex road, Class B, 100 to 129 pounds, won second in shot put, third in baseball throw. ; These boys won more points in athletics than the boys from any of the other cities and towns in Wis- consin and Illinois. IN YOUR DESK PHONE A desk telephone contains rubber from the Kast Indies, platinum and asphaltum from South America, silk Have You Ever Blamed Your Eyes For Your Headache? 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