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June 19, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 35 Colonial Note Predominant at Stixrud Wedding The marriage of Miss Audrey Stix- rud, 607 Willow road, to George Ship- man of 432 Warwick road, Kenilworth, took place Saturday, June 12, at 8:30, at Christ church, Winnetka. In a colorful setting of pink and white peonies, ferns and palms, the bridal party passed between candel- abras supporting draped ribbons. In every detail of dress and decoration, Miss Stixrud's wedding carried out the colonial period. The bride was dressed in white taf- feta, with hoop skirt reaching to her ankles, and carried a shower bouquet of sweet peas, lilies-of-the-valley, roses and orchids. Her veil of white tulle and lace bonnet trimmed in orange blossoms, accentuated the co- lonial effect. Miss Elizabeth Shipman, maid of honor wore green taffeta, while Mrs. Giles Weiss, matron of honor, and the bridesmaids, Miss Gretchen Stratton and Miss Alice Shipman, wore orchid taffeta, all with hoop skirts and deep borders of tulle reaching to the ankles. A reception followed the wedding at the brides home, and the young couple left immediately afterwards for a five weeks' honeymoon in the West. They will visit Lake Louise, Vancouver, Seattle, and spend some time with the bride's married sister, Mrs. E. E. Mc- Leod, of Hollywood, Cal, who was formerly Miss Beulah Stixrud. Helen Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Davis, 1080 Private road, has gone to Boston for a spe- cial music course under Mr. Surrette of Concord, Mass. Miss Davis will also attend the Alpha Phi convention while she is there, returning later in the summer to Lake Hamlin, Luding- ton, Mich. to be with her family at their cottage. ISH is a delicious dish for variety when it is prepared right. Fred Miller's extraor- dinary ways of preparing fish are known to all who come frequently to the Central Cafeteria to dine. Sundays 12 to 5 Personal Supervision of Fred Miller CENTRAL CAFETERIA Nelson Building Central Ave., east of Wilmette Ave. WILMETTE Woman Battles Police When Arrested on Road Mrs. Thomas J. Mangen, County Line road, Glencoe, was arrested, charged with driving an automobile while intoxicated last Monday after- noon, after she had struck three cars, one of them a village truck, on Sheri- dan road. When Motorcycle Police- man Fugene Schubert and Francis Raeburn attempted to arrest her she struck Schubert in the face, but the policemen overpowered her and took her to the police station. Mrs. Mangen was accompained by her husband, who was also said to have been intoxicated, and had her week-old baby with her. She became so violent at the police station that it was necessary to give her medical attention. She was re- leased in the custody of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Welsh, of Chicago, to await trial at a later date. Two empty bottles, which had contained wine, were found in the car by the police- men. Mrs. Mangen was clad only in a nightgown. The baby was cared for by the village health department. Miss Jessie West, 937 Gordon terrace, Hubbard Woods, has returned home from the University of Illinois where she completed her Sophomore year. Miss West will remain in Winnetka part of the summer. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Omar Porter, 470 Pro- vident avenue, are being congratulated on the birth of a daughter, Nancy, at the Evanston hospital, June 6. Mrs. Porter was Bertha Deily before her marriage. : 9, Can You Save 21¢? If you set aside only 21c a day . . . less than any youngster earns running errands, you'll have enough at the end of the month for the small payment due. There are only a few of these payments, so that before you know it, the Hoover is fully paid for. Make the first payment today. Only $6.25 and a brand new, latest model Hoover will be delivered to your door. North Shore Electric Shop F. W. SCHWALL Authorized Hoover Dealer Phone Winn. 44 554 Center St. See 1t-- fo know what olL HEAT can do Tora: You will agree that this is the greatest comfort-developmentin the whole history of home-heating. You can see it today. You can answer all your own questions about automatic oil heat right here and now. Using your own eyes and ears. At the addresses below you can see the new Silent NOKOL in operation. It will take 10 or 15 minutes. You'll get a new idea of what oil heat can be, and do. It's odorless, of course. No dirt or work. Gives fully automatic heat at lowest known cost. NOKOL has done all this--in more than 29,000 homes--for periodsup to 9 years! But mow NOISE is cut to the vanishing point. Efficiency, always great, is actually increased. You can have more comfort than ever before. Come in. See it. "EY Silent Nokol AUTOMATIC OIL HEATING FOR HOMES First domesticoil burner listed by Underwriters' Laboratories; appr-~ved by all leading Latety Boards. Manuiactur.d and guaranteed ty AMERICAN 1.0XKOL Co., Chicagc "OIL HEATING COMPANY 1311 Chicago Ave., Evanston. 215 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago. Phone University 7420 Phone Central 7832 | | ! |