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¥ ery A WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1925 13 Thompson- Wisdom Wedding Event of Last Saturday The Wilmette Baptist church pre- sented a background of summery green brightened with huge baskets of spring flowers, and softly lighted with tall candles at each pew and clusters of candles in the front of the church, on Saturday evening, June 20, on the oc- casion of the marriage of Miss Helen Thompson to E. Stanley Wisdom of Winnetka. The color of lavender orchids predominated, both in the flow- ers used in decoration and the shades of the gowns worn by the bridal party. The bride's dress of white moire antique was trimmed in pearls, and her train was faced with orchid georgette crepe. A coronet of lace and pearls held the tulle veil and its cap in place, and her bouquet was of white roses, lilies of the valley, and orchids. The maid of honor, Miss Nelle Brown of Highland Park, wore a georgette crepe frock of coral, while the brides- maids, Miss Eliabeth Kerr, Miss Eliz- abeth Munro, Miss Betsey Shapker of Wilmette, Miss Frances Brown of Highland Park, Mrs. Ernest Clark of Evanston, and Mrs. Norman Weyl of Percival-Grinsted Photo E. Stanley Wisdom New York City, were dressed in georg- ette crepe and tulle in three orchid shades, and carried clusters of roses and spring flowers. Mary Alice Ad- kins of Wilmette and Mercedes Mat- thews of Evanston were the little flower girls. Jack Taylor acted as Mr. Wisdom's best man, and ushering were Allan Bulley, Alfred McDougall, John Keith, and Robert Ely of Kenilworth, Russell Thompson of Wilmette, and Ernest Clark of Evanston. Throughout the ceremony which was followed by a reception at the Ouilmette Country club, organ music softly permeated the church, and on Mrs. one occasion, the organist played with the chimes, "O Perfect Love." Upon returning from their honey- moon trip through the north woods, Mr. and Mrs. Wisdom will occupy the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Thompson of 1356 Greenwood circle, Wilmette, during the family's absence for the summer. --_O0-- Miss Virginia Delay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Delay, 878 Oak street, who returned recently from completing her year at Smith college, is recuperating from a slight operation on her nose made necessary as a result of the automobile accident she suffered in March while at North- ampton. ---- Several Winnetkans were guests at the Bradley-Carpenter wedding which took place in Lake Forest, Wednes- day, in the late afternoon. The bride was Miss Eleanor Bradley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dorr Bradley, and her marriage to Benjamin Carpenter, Jr, united two of Chicago's oldest and most prominent families. --C The second Faculty recital of the Northwestern University School of Music will be given Tuesday evening, June 30, at 8:15 o'clock, at Fisk hall on Sheridan road. Professor EF. Stanley Seder is the organist. These recitals are of a very high type and are graciously given to the public without charge. ---- Major and Mrs. J. D. Anderson, who have been spending several days with Mrs. Henry Leach of 883 Cherry street, left Thursday evening for Columbus, Ga., to visit Mrs. Ander- son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer. The Andersons are sailing for the Philippines, September 3, for a two years' stay. ---- Mrs. W. V. Merriman and her daughter, Elsa, 140 Euclid avenue, left Wednesday for Reading, Pa., to join Mr. Merriman who has been there for two months. The family exnects to be away until late fall. During the Merrimans' absence, the house is be- ing occupied by Carl Aspenwall and his bride. --_--Q-- Ronald Campbell of 271 Scott av- enue, has gone to Champaign to enter summer school at the University of Illinois. Chicago Winnetka CLEANER. Lake Forest Highland Park The Shop of ELIZABETH DUNCAN 812 Elm Street, Winnetka GIFTS OF DISTINCTION FOR ALL OCCASIONS Importation of Charm and Individuality Women's Attractive Utility Strap Pump Patent Coltskin, Black Satin. -- Tan or Black Russia $10.00 PaoL & PIPER 'INC- CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS 1608 Chicago Ave. | EVANSTON, ILLINOIS | Mrs. Charles Aschein and her two sons, 384 Hawthorn lane, will leave for Hartland, Wis. July 1, to spend the summer months. Mr. Aschein will spend week-ends and a fortnight's vacation with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stern of Chicago will occupy the Ascheim home during their absence. --0-- Mr. and Mrs. Percy B. Eckhart, 206 Cumberland avenue, Kenilworth, with their daughters, Eleanor and Eliza- beth, who have been staying at the Lake Placid club, N. Y., were joined by their two older daughters, Wednes- day. The family will remain there until July 6. --O-- The Lawrence Janneys. 657 Spruce street, will spend the summer in New Hampshire. Mr. Janney and Fred- erick left Friday to motor east, and Mrs. Janney and the rest of the family will join them in Cleveland, to con- tinue the journey with them. ---- Miss Eleanor Hoagland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Royal S. Hoagland, 416 Willow road, has finished her course at Northwestern university and has re- ceived her Bachelor of Science degree with honors. She leaves July 3, for New York City, to take up secretarial work at the Y. W. C. A. --n Mrs. August C. Magnus, 650 Sheri- dan road, has as her house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Junkin, who have just completed a most interest- ing trip around the world. Mrs. Magnus gave a dinner in their honor last Tuesday. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tilley, 382 Fairview avenue, have purchased the Earl Johnson home at 428 Willow road, and are moving in, July 1. The Earl Johnsons have moved into their new residence on the Indian Hill Golf grounds. RUG CLEANING That's Our Business NOW is the right time to have them cleaned Call Wilmette 1200 ashian Bros. Wilmette's Pioneer Rug Cleaners 1145 Greenleaf Avenue EVER FEEL THAT WAY? | Perhaps we can tell you if you have a frown on your brow and a peeve in your disposition. Your eyes may be the cause, or per- | haps it is your neglect of your | eyes. Let us make a careful ex- | | amination and advise you. 15 ycars of successful practice Dr. 0. H. Bersch Optometrist 1177 Wilmette Avenue Wilmette | For Appointment Phone Wil. 2766 | Miss Phoebe Fuller, who has been attending Miss Masters' school at Dobbs Ferry, and her mother, Mrs. Frank Revilo Fuller, who has been in the Fast for the last few months, have returned to their home, 110 Church road, for the summer. Walden G. Greenlee, son of Mrs. Robert Greenlee, 555 Sheridan road, and John F. Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Ross of 429 Sunset road, are leaving early next week to attend the Culver Summer school which opens July 1. DRESSES Below Cost The Remaining Stock of BENDEL and KNOX HATS BLOUSES, ETC. are to be disposed of immediately at less than manufacturers' prices. AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY Marion L. Calkins 724 Elm Street Winnetka COATS long and proved experience. ANNOUNCEMENT Saturday, June 27, at 8:30 A. M., we will open for public inspection, a new Music Store, for the Music Lovers of Evanston and neighboring towns. are cordially invited to attend and examine our showing in complete lines of celebrated and well known lines of -- Pianos, Player Pianos, Grands and Reproducers PLAYER ROLLS, ACCESSORIES Phonographs, Radios and Radio Supplies The name HORNER has been connected with the Piano industry for over half a century, an insurance of stability and knowledge of the business. Each Department will be under the management and supervision of experts of Any one purchasing merchandise from this estab- lishment will have the protection of prompt and efficient service, an advantage worth your consideration. Our store will be open daily from 8.30 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. except on Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday, when it will remain open until 9:00 P. M. We Will Welcome Your Attendance, Acquaintance and Patronage HORNER PIANO COMPANY (ESTABLISHED 1907) Mrs. Samuel Horner, President 1521 Sherman Avenue All Greenleaf 464