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& WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 13 1925 13 Buell-Pope Wedding to Be Event of Saturday NUMBER of friends have been entertaining for Miss Virginia Buell prior to her marriage to James W. Pope of Wilmette on Sat- urday, June 13. Miss Josephine Kuehmsted of Hins- dale gave a Sunday evening supper on May 31, for Miss Buell and Miss Edith Brigham, whose marriage to James Swan of Wilmette will also be an event in June. On Saturday last, Miss Brig- ham entertained Miss Buell's wedding party at dinner before the dance at Skokie club, and on Sunday evening, Mrs. Harold Hinckley of Hinsdale gave a supper party. Moffett Photo Miss Virginia Buell The wedding will take place at the home of Miss Buell's parents in Glen- coe at 8:30 o'clock, the Rev. John K. Coolidge officiating. Miss Mary Louise Buell will be her sister's maid of honor, and the brides- maids will be Miss Edith Brigham, Miss Elizabeth Pope, Miss Josephine Mac- lay, and Miss Catherine Turner, Jean Harper will be the flower girl. Clarence Luitweiler will be Mr. Pope's best man, and the ushers, George Lyon, Glen Fawcett, Nathaniel Whiteside, and Harold Hinckley. Or A cast of American artists will ap- pear in the forthcoming production of two American operas both by well known and distinguished composers and musicians. "I'he Legend of the Piper" by Eleanor Everest Freer is considered a charming work, full of tuneful melo- dies. The "Music Robber" by John Smith (pseudonym) is by a well known American conductor of music. The presentation will take place at the Cen- tral theatre Sunday, June 14, at 3:30 o'clock. ----Q-- The goard of the Winnetka League of Women Voters held the last meeting of the year Wednesday morning in the League room, Community House. At this meeting, it was decided to publish a Year Book next season to be distrib- uted to the members of the league as a resume of the year's work. The ex. penses of the booklet to be defrayed by the advertising. Ou Mr. and Mrs. Ernst von Ammon and their sons, of 420 Elder lane, are leav- ing Winnetka Monday preparatory to a trip abroad. They will stop at the Kenilworth Inn for about 10 days be- fore leaving for the East to sail on June 27. "The von Ammons will spend the summer traveling through FEng- land, Scandinavia and France. Held Thirty guests arrived at the Lincoln Pacey home, 706 Ash street, last Mon- day, for a dinner surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Pacey to help them celebrate their fifteenth wedding anniversary. A mock wedding took place which provided much merriment for the party. Later in the evening, bridge was the diver- sion Light Mrs. Carles Hubbard of 849 Fox- dale avenue, and Mrs. Frederick Fisher of Glencoe, were luncheon guests last Monday of Mrs. Walter Brewster of Lake Forest, when she entertained the heads of the committees and presidents of the garden clubs participating in the coming show to be held June 26 and 27 at Lake Forest. Miss Marian Coryell of the Musical Guild, 716 Rush street, teacher of piano, presented her pupils in recital last Sat- urday afternoon at the Musical Guild. The group of Winnetka children par- ticipating included Jane, Francis, and Louise Copthorne, William Burkhardt, Dorothy Kahn, and Florence and Vir- ginia Taylor. Or The Hathaway Watsons of 900 Sun- set road, left Friday for the Fast. Mr. Watson and his daughter, Marguerite, went to Harvard to attend the reunion of Mr. Watson's class. His daughter has the distinction of being the "class baby." Mrs. Watson and the children are sailing shortly for a summer abroad. --t Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Downing of Chi- cago, are occupying the Gookin resi- dence at 321 Linden street until Octo- ber 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery, 15 Green Bay road, Hubbard Woods, left on Tuesday to motor to Wellesley, Mass. for the graduation from college of their daughter, Marion. After visits in New York and the Adirondacks, they will arrive home with their daughter about July 1. --_--Q-- Mrs. C. Lewis Day of 454 Sheridan road, who has been visiting her .is- ter in the Fast for the past three weeks, will probably return to Winnetka the last of the coming week. Her daugh- ter, Miss Dorothy was expected home Thursday from a week's visit in the Fast. Ze Among the north shore representa- tives of the garden clubs who went to Detroit to attend the meeting of the Garden Club of America on Tuesday, were Mrs. Victor Elting, Mrs. John Hardin, Mrs. V. K. Spicer, and Mrs, John Stuart. --_--O-- Mrs. Victor I. Cunnyngham and her son, William B. Cunnygham, of 710 Lincoln avenue, left Friday for an eight week outing in Estes Park. They will go from there to their camp at Pine Island, Conners' Lake, Wis., for the remainder of the summer. = One Miss Caroline Roberts, 760 Prospect Announcement has been made of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Gardner of Chicago at St. Luke's hospital, June 10. The baby has been named William Alfred Gardner, II. Before her marriage, Mrs. Gardner was Miss Caroline deWindt. fo, eo Mrs. Floy Little Bartlett, 821 Fox- dale avenue, has returned from a short vacation at the Artists' colony at Grand Detour, Ill. Mr. Bartlett and the children motored down over the week-end and brought Mrs. Bartlett back with them. SS Mrs. Fritz Wagner of 561 Hawthorn lane was appointed a member of the executive board of the Chicago Illin- ois club at its annual meeting held at the Chicago College club last Satur- day morning. A luncheon followed the meeting. Os Mrs. Horace Fuller of Crete, Neb. mother of Mrs. Arthur Dean of Wil- low road, will spend the early summer here, having come to attend the com- mencement at the Country Day school, where Fuller Dean was graduated on Friday, June 5. The Northwestern Military and Naval academy has issued invitations to the thirty-seventh annual graduating exercises to be held June 14 to 17, at Academy Park, Lake Geneva. A num- ber of Winnetkans intend to motor there for the occasion. Oa Arthur Henning, 458 Linden avenue, 'was pleasantly surprised last Saturday evening when a number of friends i National jary college acted as hostess at the an- nual The North Shore chapter of tthe Alumnae association of the National Kindergarten and Element- alumnae luncheon, held in the Fountain rocm of the Roof Garden of the Orrington hotel on Saturday, June 6. The program of brief addresses and of messages from the local and na- tional chapters was interspersed with delightfully original and impromtu songs by members of the graduating 'lasses who were the guests of honor for the occasion. Following the lunch- con transportation was provided to the site of the ground-breaking ceremonies of the new campus at the Wilmette boundary. -- The Misses Martha and Elizabeth Gemmell, 812 Lincoln avenue, left Thursday for Burlington, lowa. After a stay of two weeks, they will spend the summer at Westmount, Canada, re- turning November 1. A Mrs. William G. Forrest, 485 Willow road, and Mrs. Nels Nelson, were joint hostesses at luncheon recently when they entertained 12 friends in honor of Mrs. Howard Bowers who is spend- ing a few weeks in California. Mr. and Mrs. William Babcock of Winnetka, accompanied by their daugh- ters, are leaving June 18, to attend commencement at Dartmouth college where Charles Babcock is a member of the graduating class. The Babcocks were formerly residents of Wilmette. Om Miss Cora B. Lamb, 896 Spruce street, has sold her home to Charles Swanson of 892 Spruce street, and is leaving July 1, for a trip through the Canadian Rockies to California, where she will spend her vacation. ----Q---- Mr. and Mrs. William G. Doherty of 515 Provident avenue, entertained' 14 of their friends on Saturday in cele- bration of their fifteenth wedding an- niversary. The evening was devoted to cards and dancing. Chicago Winnetka CLEANER Lake Forest Highland Park atin nm IS See Well! Look Well! avenue, returned from Smith college on | called to help him celebrate his birth- ! (0 Friday. After the close of school, Miss day. Bridge was the evening's diver- Roberts and Miss Mary Mills of Glen- | sion. coe, took a trip to Montreal and down --o-- W ; the St. Lawrence river before return- S Mi and Mrs. F. H. Anderson, 910 EVERY r 0 YEARS ing home. PDFcenstreen will have as their guest Your eyes should be examined at least every two vears. JL or a week, the former's sister, Miss 'The dit; h . 1 soadits i i Mrs. James Gillies, Miss Ruth Gillies, |J- A. Anderson of Toledo, Ohio. oe ondipon changes Just as, the condition of your and Master James Gillies, of 1148 Oak. --o-- : teeth, hence both need regular attention in order to safe- ley avenue, left Friday to spend the op, Margaret i OPCs guard health. 2 > ac > - NM 1c 3 aign, 1s Ss nam J - . rng Cartel dn Si Pah Mise i a": 1s Glasses that were fitted perfectly, often fail to render betty Gillies will visit Miss Jear / lg i a . . 2 g WE 4 at Maxinkuckee Lake, Ind. for a few|Oak street. efficient service because, the condition they were made weeks. to correct no longer exists. We file all records carefully ng 40 300 so that any change or improvement can be quickly noted. , Luther Barber and his children, 1238 We Examine Eves, Fit Glasses and Duplicate Broken Lenses Scott avenue, left Winnetka, Wednes- F = i rig day evening, to motor to Castle Park, or Frames--thus is all we do, but we do it right. Mich, where they will remain until the first of August. Mrs. Barber took Dr. 0. H. BERSCH the Thursday evening boat to join . thom. Optometrist --o-- w Mrs. Carlton Prouty of 693 Willow 240) y 1177 WILMETTE AVE. road, was hostess at an all-day sewing Po For appointment phone Wilmette 2766 or Res. Phone 1707 meeting at her home Friday, for the hi af A bh Eastern Star. pads ig : [X < { i Y ot The Shop of Roo cid ELIZABETH Dos: MARION I. CALKINS ice, marked by " DUNCAN sympathy and fee efliciency, is (Hd Announces a our aim. We serve For In (sueh ; way as to . 1 relieve the situati Weddings of all confusion: i CLEARANCE SALE misunderstanding. and You Can Trust Us. : . Graduations We Understand Beginning GIFTS Und & Buchholz MONDAY, JUNE 15th 12 CHICAC . ' . of Pio Lao Assistam Preparatory to closing her shop for July and August vanston Fine character and great . : g 724 Elm Street, East Winnetka mterest 812 Elm St., Winnetka ge x) >" "s from $2.50 to $15. Special Selling of Tennis Raquets Spalding's Fairfield, a good quality raquet, regularly priced at $5, for $3.25. Our line of Spalding Raquets ranges Women's Bathing Suits We also have a line of men's one- piece bathing suits. rubber, beach caps, swimming wings, ENJOY ALL OUTDOORS On the beaches, the play grounds or the fishing streams SUITS The beaches are open and every man, woman and child wants a bathing suit. This is Evanston's headquarters for beach equipment. BATHING are in four price classes. $3-$4-$5-87 (the $7 suits are of heavy knit elastic) trousers Bathing shoes of sporting A Sale of Interest to Fisherman Shakespeare Reel Regular $15 va, $11.25 Shakespeare Reel Regular $7.50 vai $5.25 Chandler's * fountain Square * EVANSTON We carry the com- Children's A-1 Wool Bathing Suits $2.00 -$2.25- $2.50 For men the vogue is blue flannel robes and other accessories--All are arranged for your convenience in the plete line of Shakes- peare Fishing tackle --lines, poles and "bait that catches fish." You may buy your Mlinois or Wisconsin fishing license here. are priced at and white Jerseys. goods section (2nd floor). Phone University 123 ~*