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E 3 July 2, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 9 E "No Man's Land" Family Reception Follows PLAN ART CLASSES RECOVERING FROM ACCIDENT ; : : . : : The North Shore Art league is to| rs. C. H. Smith of St. Petersburg, i Annexation Bill Pearson-Schneider Wedding conduct classes for young people in| Florida, is recuperating at the home of i Dies in Senate La Verne Pearson, and Edmund | its program of activities next season, | her neice, Mrs. Harriet E. Robertson, BN Schneider, son of Matthew Schneider | it was stated at a recent meeting of | YO Sheridan road, from injuries sus- 4 No Man's Land bill was defeated in|and the late Mrs. Schneider of Wil- | the league members. Classes will be| tained in an automobile accident which i the State legislature Wednesday with mette, were married at the Sacred | held in Wilmette, Winnetka and High- occurred recently near Jacksonvilfe, § Bi SCay Heart church in Hubbard Woods at |land Park. Florida. ; a vote of 16-13, 16 for, 13 against, but|9 o'clock Tuesday morning. The Rev. | Ge in it did not get the 26 affirmative votes |F. J. Haarth performed the ceremony. ; nn et ox = ! required. Twenty senators sat in their|A reception for the two immediate f seats and refused to vote either way. families was held at the home of the i The bill had sorght { ble _|bride's father and mother, Mr. and A e ght torceable annexa-| yf. August C. Pearson, 898 Cherry tion to Wilmette. stra 1 TE brn Ta Cages } : 2 street. Miss Beatrice Flynn was maid it » pI IRuF Borgel, Shel min of the New of honor and Joseph Schneider, the J | rier Citizens' committee, Sponsors ol|groom's brother, was best man. A * 4 3 | the bill, declared that "the senate vote, |fittle cousin of the groom, Dorothy Gifts--Interior Decorating 4 though disappointing, was by no means | Schneider, was flower girl and the unexpected to those who have been | all brother of the bride, James x close to the progress of the bill. Pearson, carried the ring. i "The Sirians: comm ites, he | The bride was gowned in white i 4 stated, ug t for the bill on is satin, and orange blossoms trimmed rd merits, and on its merits the bill should her long tulle veil. She carried a have passed both houses unanimously. shower bouquet of bride's roses and 4 Mr. Bonnet declared the bill would | valley lilies. The maid of honor was : t be re-introduced in the extra session |in pale pink georgette crepe and car- of the legislature which, it is expected, [ried an arm bouquet of pink roses. Annua oz will convene in October. He also states |The flower girl and ring bearer were | |y I ; that other plans to bring "No Man's |i, white, the former carrying a basket . 4 Jeng! under municipal jurisdiction are sf spring flowers, the latter the ring + ' already 1n progress. on a white satin pillow. t S le 4 Mr. and Mrs. Schneider are on a u vy ortunt y a Ly . wedding trip to the Dells and several i Woman and Child Thrown Wisconsin cities. They will be at : From Car mn Collision home on West Lake avenue, Wilmette, } Mrs. Felix Gambacorto of Highwood | after July 15. h = u and her 18 months old baby, were | 3 Starts | uesday, July 5t J thrown from the car owned and driven S. R. Logan Teaches in E by Mr. Gambacorto when it collided : : f with a truck at Pine street and Maple University of fonians F avenues at 3:10 Wednesday afternoon. S. R. Logan, principal of the Skokie a The truck was owned by the Morgan | school and Assistant Superintendent of | |I Unequaled Values i Grocery company of Evanston and |the Winnetka schools is teaching in the | = i driven by Henry Zender of 1119 Wash- | summer school of the University of i ington avenue, Evanston. Mrs. Gam-| Montana which is located at Missoula ] bacorto sustained a cut on the head, | He left Winnetka shortly after the . Wi 2 in which six stitches had to be taken. | close of school here in order to be 563 Lincoln Avenue innetka ~4 Dr. G. M. 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