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Thr ------ WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1925 : Autumn Colors Predominate at Scott-Welles Wedding URING the garden service Wed- nesday afternoon, the sun broke through the two-day accumula- tion of clouds to glow in benediction upon the marriage of Miss Barbara Scott and Donald Phelps Welles that took place at the home of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cluett of Hubbard Woods. Several hundred guests gathered in the sunken garden for the ceremony which was read by the Rev. James Austin Rich- ards, and for the reception which fol- lowed. After the ceremony a supper was served from a brightly colored marquee, in the grounds of the John W. Scott home. Autumn was suggested in the colors worn by the bridal party. The bride wore a gown of flesh colored satin with a deep border and long sleeves of sheer lace. Her veil was held to her head with a flaring cap of tulle, and instead "of a bouquet, she carried a prayer book. Mrs. Edward K. Welles, the marton of honor, and Miss Emily Scott, the maid of honor. were attired in flesh colored satin draped with a material of warm brown. Dresses with char- treuse trimming were worn by the bridesmaids. Miss Tsabel Scott, Miss Margaret Scott. Miss Joan Stuart, Miss Nancy Heffelfinger, Miss Marion Smith, Miss Madeline Pressprich, Miss Louise Tyler, and Miss Betty Bunnell. All of the attendants wore wreaths of autumn leaves and fruit and carried " £ _ - garlands of green leaves "nd red and orange blossoms. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Burnham, 1407 Tower road, have had as their guests Mrs. Burnham's sister, Miss Florence Willets, teacher of pottery in the Uni- versity of Minnesota, and Miss Emma Roberts, supervisor of drawing in the Minneapolis high schools, who left the village last week for New York, to sail from there for Spain to spend a year in the Balearic Islands, Spain, Sicily, Tunis and the Mediterranean countries. Miss Willets and Miss Roberts returned last June from a trip around the world. Mr. and Mrs. Burnham will open their. interesting studio for a rushing party for the Northwestern chapter of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority, Wednes- day evening, September 30. About 50 guests will attend the 7 o'clock supper and unique and clever program ar- ranged for the occasion by the spon- sors. RA A number of pre-nuptial affairs were held the first of this week in honor of Miss Barbara Scott who on Wednesday became the bride of Donald Phelps Welles. Mrs. Robert Cluett, 1147 Sheridan road, grand-mother of the bride, gave a dinner and theatre party for the 22 members of the bridal party Monday evening. Following dinner at the Casino club in Chicago, the party attended the Illinois theatre. Edward Kenneth Welles, 1411 FEdge- wood lane, sister of the bride, enter- tained the members of the wedding party at a luncheon at her home Tues- day. Donald Phelps Welles gave his bachelor dinner for his groomsmen at the Oswentsia club in Lake Forest Tuesday night. Mrs. John Hardin, en- tertained the bride, her maid and ma- tron of honor, and bridesmaids at her home on Sheridan road, Hubbard Woods, Tuesday night. The party was Mrs. | a basket picnic around the camp fire, | an affair which is always very popular. Mrs. Earle A. Channer, 402 Willow road, has as her guest Mrs. George C. Lee from Gambier, Ohio. Mrs. Channer gave a tea for her guest on Tuesday. Read All the Want Ads BOURNIOUE'S DANCING -- DEPORTMENT Private classes personally con- ducted by ALVAR L. BOURNIQUE Chicago Evanston Winnetka Classes Not Open To Public New families are eligible to membership when introduced by patrons, or, when present- ing satisfactory references. Classes Open Beginning the Week of October 19 Address all communications to Office and Studio: 1134 N. Dearborn St., Chicago We are Qffering NEW LOW PRICES ! Lo] ML PLN [01] AR ATWATER KENT A YEAR TO PAY Write forNew ColowCatalogue THE HAVERTORD CO. 222-24 W.MADISON ST. STATE SISO. CHICAGO A Winnetka family has recently re- turned from a most interesting trip to the Dunes where Frank Dudley, ccle- brated artist, has his delightful studio at Fremont, Ind., about 25 miles from Gary. There in the midst of high sand mounds, bare in spots, and at others covered with delightful woods, Mr. Dudley paints his pictures of trees and sand stretches that have become fam- ous. His painting entitled "Forest Fires" was the first picture to sell at last fall's exhibit at the Art institute. Mr. Dudley takes great delight in visitors, and even children find his studio a place of charming interest. On Mr. and Mrs. Victor Spoehr of Ev- anston, announce the birth of a son September 5, at St. Luke's hospital. Mrs. Spoehr was Miss Mildred Affleck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B."F. Aff- leck, of 695 Lincoln avenue. --o-- Miss Marion Shaw Fenno, fiancee of William D. McIlvaine, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Mcllvaine of Green Bay road, has returned from England where she spent the summer, for a late season sojourn at the Fenno's summer place at Rowley. The Shop of Elizabeth Duncan 812 Elm Street WINNETKA Potteries Crystal Silver Fayence Etchings Leather Paintings Linen Brasses Furniture Well selected from all parts of the world are at your disposal for Wedding Gifts at our shop; thereby saving you the tedious journey to Chicago. Just arrived from France Chez Moi Basque Berets The Leslie Cookes of 141 Sheridan road have as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Hall of Pasadena, who with their little son and his governess ar- rived the latter part of last week to remain until about the first of No- vember. Many affairs are being given for the Halls. This evening Mr. and Mrs. Cooke will entertain at the dinner- dance at Exmoor club for their guests, and Tuesday, Mrs. Hall's hostess will give a luncheon and bridge for 25 of ner college friends. Os Mrs. Phillip Sheridan Smith, 571 Or- chard street, Winnetka, will be hostess to the North Shore Study class at its opening meeting, Friday, October 2 Ethel M. Colsen Brazelton, who will give a series of literary afternoons for the club this season, will review two recent books. On Miss Christine Heinig, daughter of Mrs. Frank Heinig of 788 Center street, spent the summer directing the De- monstration Nursery school at Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. Miss Heinig who is an alumna of the National Kin- lergaten and Elementary college, is ow in charge of the nursery school department for the Chicago Public schools. Chicago Winnetka », CLEANER Lake Forest Highland Park The Alicia Pratt School of Dancing reopens Friday October 16 Monday, Oct. 19 Winnetka Tuesday, Oct. 20 Hawthorn School, Glencoe Wednesday, Oct. 21 Evanston Woman's Club Thursday, Oct. 22 Winter Club, Lake Forest 1125 DAVIS STREET University 2433 Beginning and advanced classes comprising Character, Panto- mine, Eccentric Plastiques, Dance Dramas, and the newest ball room steps, including "The Charleston." Woman's Club Classes f Ballet, Toe, Or Buck THE GLADYS HIGHT SCHOOL OF DANCING WILMETTE WOMAN'S CLUB Classes Beginning October 1st, 1925 Every Type of the Dance Including: For Reservations or , 3 339 South Wabash Ave., or Phone Wabash 3789 Announces or Children and Adults at the iental, Character, Nature, Acrobatic, and Wing, Clog and Stage : Information, Write Tiron Evanston Shop in The Orrington Hotel 5-67 E. Madison St.--Wilson Ave. at Sheridan Road 6 The "Eye Line" of Evanston dressed has been sketched above. or any other city where women are smartly Somewhat ex- aggerated, we'll admit, for the politest of society, but Paris wears 'em ver' ver short. sho not so much at that. We wear them rt, if not quite so short. GOTHAM (GOLD STRIPE Silk Stockings that Wear Priced from $1.85 up Just try one pair Guests Stay OST noteworthy among the many in- teresting facts about The Orrington, is that guests stay on and on to enjoy the comfort and good liv- ing for which this dom- inant hotel known. Shifting is notably ab- sent from the population of The Orrington. There is no continuous coming and going of guests. 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