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40 WINNETKA TALK December 29, 1928 Baker-Belshe Wedding Will Take Place on January 2 Marjorie Baker of Springfield, IIL, will be married to Ole Belshe of Wil- mette, on January 2, at the Abraham Lincoln hotel, Springfield. Mrs. Ruth Lemon of Kincaid, IIL, will attend her sister as matron of honor. The bridesmaids will be the Misses Mary Crathorne of Champaign, Ill, and Mary Louise Gobin of De- catur, IIL Mr. Belshe will be attended by his brother, Edwin B. Belshe of Forest City, Ark. as best man. Groomsmen will be D. W. Alexander of Des Plaines, and H. G. Magnussen of Highland Park. Miss Baker is a graduate of Mil- waukee Downer seminary and the University of Illinois, where she was a member of Chi Omega sorority. Mr. Belshe graduated from the University of Illinois in 1925 and from Northwest- ern University Law school in '28. He is a member of Beta Delta Chi and Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity. After a short honeymoon Mr. Belshe and his bride will be at home Jan- uary 10, at 530 Forest avenue, Wil- mette, Hostesses at Tea Is for Out-of-Town Guest * Mr." and Mrs. Charles W. Triggs, of Wilmette, have as their guest, Miss Marion ° Zabriskie of Ora- dell, N. J. Miss Zabriskie was a class- mate of Miss Jane Triggs at Welles- ley college. Miss Zabriskié was introduced to their friends at a tea and reception given by Mrs. Triggs and her daugh- ter Friday afternoon from 4 until 7. Those who assisted Miss Triggs were the Misses Theresa and Ada Rew, and Peggy Buck, of Evanston, Florence Byrnes of Wilmette, Paisley Ball of Winnetka, Mary Gillett of Kenilworth, and Virginia Herem of Chicago. Begin Rehearsals Soon for New Trier Concert Mrs. Marian E. Cotton, head of the music department at New Trier High Heads Golfers Harry Herb was elected president of the Wilmette Golf club for 1929 at the annual meeting of the club members last week. Other officers chosen to serve with President Herb are O. A. Bestel, vice-president; Lawrence G. Weaver, treasure, and George Dun- ham, secretary. Newly elected direc- tors are William J. Marshall, Walter P. Barnes, and Clifton F. Walker. school, will begin rehearsals soon for a Sunday afternoon concert to be given at. the school Sunday, January 20, as soon as classes are resumed January 7. The concert will take the place of the annual Christmas pro- gram given by the New Trier music department, which had been scheduled for Sunday, December 16, but was postponed because of the large num- ber of absences at the school during the influenza epidemic. --- Zn The Community Pharmacy maintains prescription-accuracy and drug- purity to help Winnetka's fiftee physician's orders are filled with ) versatile stock. 750 Elm Street "uonezZLINANSEJ 'C PICTURE QUIZ by C. R. Patchen you need for The Life Enjoyable from The Community Pharmacy's "SMILING SERVICE" COMMUNITY PHARMACY : Answers 'In2ised SNOT '4 'sisouSerp ul [IDs J[qeIewy '7 Try to answer these ques- tions before reading answers below: The "Father of Medicine." Questions 1. Who was he? 2. How did he himself? 3. What was commonly used for medicine in ancient times? 4. What Frenchman is most responsible for germ eradi- cation? 5. What system of food puri- fication is named after him? distinguish n physicians lengthen life. Your absolute fidelity. Select the things Ph. Winn. 33-164 SqQIH "¢ sarerdoddipy | NEW EVANSTON Monday, Jan. 7, a new stock com- pany will open at the New Evans- ton theater and will present a series of metropolitan dramatic successes. The opening play will be "White Cargo," a story of the struggles of white men t« so forth, live on the west coast of Africa. "The Constant Wife," one of the late star- ring vehicles of Ethel Barrymore, will have an early production, as will "The Thirteenth Chair," "Spring Cleaning," "Set a Thief," "The Baby Cyclone" and 563 lincoln avenue annual january opportunity sale grace herbst winnetka ZZ HEN innetha tongregational ) Church A During the Sunday, December 30, 1928 Dr. Nehemiah Boynton will preach "THE MORNING STAR" month of January Dr. Harrison Franklin Rall, of Garret Biblical Institute, will preach. | » a