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-- diana TR dial i ET Ss of Br ei smerny | Vv October 1, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 13 Bradley, Butler, First Enemies of Illinois Gridders Bradley, Little Nineteen champion, and Butler, always a stalwart foe, are the opening teams on the University of Illinois schedule this fall. Bradley, with the prestige of the Little Nine- teen championship, and a remarkable list of victories in three years, invades the stadium this Saturday. On October 8, Potsy Clark, famous Illinois quarterback in 1914 and 1915, takes Butler to Champaign. Clark has just taken charge of the football desti- nies at the Hoosier institution and his appearance at the head of the invaders adds much interest to the engagement. Many fans will travel to see the first games. The Illinois team is progress- ing in its early season drills. Thirteen letter men are available but a band of aggressive sophomores--Crane, guard, Gorden and Burdick, tackles, Jolley, end, and Mills, Humbert and Walker, backs, have shown promise and may displace some of the veterans. Against both Bradley and Butler Coach Zuppke will start his strongest lineups. There will be no question of "loafing along" in these contests. Jud Timm, chief hope of the new backs, kept from play last season, will play against Bradley and Butler. Blair French is the leading quarterback. Captain Bob Reitsch, all-conference center, is due to lead his men in their first game of the season, from his pivot post. Bradley is captained by Roy Carlson, of Chicago, thrice chosen as an all-state end. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Lytton Smith and their son, Theodore, are returning home today from Mackinac Island, where they have been spending the lat- ter part of the summer. Marie DeGolyer Marries in Hubbard Woods Home At the Hubbard Woods home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeGolyer of 850 Auburn road, Miss Marie DeGolyer of Chicago was mar- ried Tuesday evening to Everett Vance Clarke, of Brockton, Mass. Miss DeGolyer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence DeGolyer of Chicago. The ceremony was read by the Rev. Hugh Elmer Brown at 8:30 in the eve- ning at an improvised altar in the large living room of the DeGolver home. A reception was held for the guests after the ceremony. Mrs. Robert H. Sanford of Evanston was the matron of honor and Miss Anne Barratt of Evanston and Miss Catherine Johnson of Maryland were the maids of honor. Serving as brides- maids were Miss Margaret Bush, Miss Barbara Jones, Miss Elizabeth Date and Miss Mary Elizabeth Cunningham, all of Evanston. Lawrence Connor of Boston was Mr. Clarke's best man, and the ushers were Frederick Wolff of Chicago, Finley Cameron, Jr., of Minneapolis, and Dwight Clark and J. Rex Allen, Jr., both of Evanston. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke are motoring through Canada on their honeymoon and after November 1, will be at home at 138 Prospect avenue, Brockton, Mass. Skeeter Battlers Meet in Evanston October 3 A meeting of the North Shore Mos- quito Abatement association will be held at the office of John F. Hahn, 1623 Sherman avenue, Evanston, Monday, October 3, at 8 P.M. Petitions are to be turned in at this time, and it is important that all members be present, it is stated. AT nn ssn VOT Ammon LULU TET Studio The von Ammon Studio is ready to offer the people of this community exceptional values in Lamps, Colored Etchings, Pewter, and Mexi- can Glass. We are also able to offer hand knit mittens and scarfs imported from Nor- way. 910 Spanish Ct. Wilmette 4114 A State Bank When You Travel Leave Valuables Here UR Safe Deposit Vault is a place of positive security for your valuables while you are away. Not only is Safe Deposit Box protection surer, but it's cheaper than insurance, because it pro- vides safety for the articles themselves, rather than reimbursement for their loss. Rent your Safe Deposit Box before you go away--and come back without the fear of finding your valuables gone. Banking Hours: 8 to 3; Saturdays 8 to 12:30 Monday Evenings 7 to 8 WINNETKA TRUST and SAVINGS