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NT a : ~~ +and will move int October 1. yaa vay - AS TE tan in mgm a m----------- Er A ---- EAS EST ocial Happenings 4 North Shore By Ruth Risley Ea N ATTRACTIVE WEDDING of interest in the Village will be that of Miss Ruth Evaline Lieber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber, and Mr. Edward Andrew Biery of Chicago, which is to be solemnized tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Congregational church. Reverend J. W. F. Davies and Reverend James Austin Richards, pastors of the church will Tead the service. The wedding party will include Miss Cordelia Reed of Covington, Ind., who will serve as maid of honor, and the Misses Dorothy Wilson of Wilmette, Josephine Dodds of Champaign, Illinois, Ethel Carlson of Winnetka, and Marguerite Meyers of Bel- _ videre, Illinois, who will act as bridesmaids. Mr. James T. McMahon "£ Toledo, Ohio, will attend as best man, and Messrs. Earl T. Taylor, Y4alcombe Parks, Ben Wilson, and G. R. Foster will usher. Following the ceremony there will be a small reception at the home, 988 Elm street, at. which a group of sorority sisters will assist, including the Misses Thrma Meade of Champaign, Emily Downing of Elburne, Marnald Klein of St. Louis, Katherine Raichal of Chicago, and the Misses Edna Harry and Margaret Casey of Winnetka. Miss Lieber is a graduate of the University of Illinois, and a member of the Chi Omega sorority. The young couple will leave shortly on a honeymoon trip to Wheeling, W. Va., and will later make their home in California. NVITATIONS have been issued for the wedding of Miss Grace Winifred Hamm, and Mr. DeFores Custer of Chicago, to take place on Saturday afternoon, September 27, at 4 o'clock, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hamm, 270 Scott avenue, Hubbard Woods. oS Ad Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Chamberlain of Glencoe announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Harriet Irene, to Arthur Clark Van Horne, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Van Horne of Evanston. - & Mr. and Mrs. George W. Heth of Winnetka announce the marriage of their daughter, Beulah, to Ray A. Ferguson of Grand Rapids, Michigan. & ~ The marriage is announced of Miss Lucy Heinig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heinig of Hubbard Woods, to Ralph N. Butow, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Butow of Evanston. & Ad Invitations have been" issued for Mr. C. F. Biery of Chantal Court, the marriage of Miss Marion Keehn, near Wheeling, W. Va,, is a guest at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W.jthe home of Mr. and Mrs. M.-H. Keehn of Kenilworth, to Mr. Reed | Lieber, 988 Elm street, and hs will 'G. Landis, son of Judge Kenesaw attend the wedding of his son Ed- Landis of Chicago, to take place on|ward Biery and Miss Lieber tomor- Saturday evening, September 20, at row afternoon. . the Winnetka Congregational church. mie at 8:30 o'clock. A small reception Major and Mrs. Hoyt N. McClain, will follow the ceremony at the home | 258 Ridge avenue, have returned from cof the bride's parents. Miss Keehn | their cottage at Trout Lake. Wis- will have as her attendants LY Bing where they have been spend- Robert Warner of Evanston, as ing the summer. matron of honor; Miss Susanne ra Aa 5 . Landis, sister. of the groom, who will Dr. William Laird of Auburn, N. serve as maid of honor, and a STOUP Vis the guest of his daughter, Dr. of bridesmaids. including Mrs. Frank Ida S. Barroll, 389 Ridge avenue. Gerould and Mrs. John Coolidge of Evanston .,and the Misses Charlotte The = = Parmelee, Agnes Pease, Priscilla Al- Mrs. Mare Newman, 519 Willow len and Miriam Shattuck of Kenil- | Street, has just returned from At- worth. * Question the valu or a year. To Ford Owners Prospective owners who are awaiting delivery and to all future buyers of Ford cars: The production of all goad cars is far oversold and now 'even some of the so-called questionable imitations are scarce. A word of warning at this time will not be amiss. Think twice before you buy any ca delivery, that 1s, in less than, three It will save you from Don't let them give fou m f th STICK TO YOUR E@RD. R. D. CUNNINGHAM > which you can obtain quick 1ef or your Ford than it cost you. ew car after you have owned it six months oo xclusive Dealer lantic City, N. J., where she has been spending the summer, Jnr Miss Beatrice Fenton will leave the | latter part of this month to attend Miss Bennett's school at Milbrook, N.Y. ---- Dr. and Mrs. Edward W. Bodman are at Vineyard Haven, Mass, for a few weeks. ---- Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jaeger have moved from 561 Hawthorne lane to 517 Hawthorne lane. ptf Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Pearson, 898 Cherry street, announce the birth, of twin boys, James and John, on Fri- day, August 29. INQUIRE about my work in P2rmanent Wav- ing. I must say that 1 am a pupil. of Mr. Filix Coune o Chicago, best ex- "dat apparat- us. All my wprk As fgugpinteed and formation. St ecque, 747 Elm street, Winnetka. el. Winnetka 822. -- redge, who have a*house in Winnetka for the summer, left on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. George H. Taylor for a month's motor trip in the east. Upon their return Mr: and Mrs. Holdredge will open their apartment at 32 Scott street, Chicago. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Carleton TJ. Hold- | | All Kinds of Avo No charge for Esfim Mrs. Arthur G. Cable of Hubbard - IVERSO'S GARAGE & TAYIED. Sissbyrizmeplidtad | Woods has gone to Cooperstown, N. Y., where she will occupy one of Mrs. Arthur Ryserson's houses. Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Bailey are occu- pying Mrs. Cable's house in Hubbard Woods. ¥ Now Displaying a Every article + Mr. and Mrs. Warren. Pease of Phone Randoiph 1768 15E. WASHINGTON ST. Venetian Bldg. CHICAGO Kenilworth anndunge the encagement LEAVE OR of their daughter, Agnes: Madeleine. gH to Edwin Everett Sheridan," son of Yi EY = = NM Mr. and Mrs. 'A. D. Sheridanvof Ev- * anston. en I Miss Louise Stixrud, sister of Mrs. |= mr=----r------------ J. V. Stixrud, who has heen spending ||| the past month here, left Tuesday for her mission field in Honolulu, In | Our Idea 'C Se previous years her work has been in | the Phillipines. I Announcement is niade by Mr. and |]! Is to give our customers the Mrs Harold Rew so ob-Benilwors 3 } 1 Mrs Harold Rowntree of Kenilworth and make delivery In a satigt of the engagement of their daughter, Gertrude Aguirre, to Joseph M. Dempf of Pass Christian Miss. Miss Belilah Stixrud has returned from Camp Ahena. Belgrade Lakes, Mane, where she has been spending the summer. Se WINNETKA /MARKE 734 Elm Street / Sei i A. PETERS PROPRIETOR Telephone Winnetka 920--921 Mr. and Mrs. Charles M~Nie, 265 | ----e -- a. 1 Forest avenue, have returned from a || week-end visit to friends in Madison, |! { : Wisconsin. dats | Columbia Mrs. Ira Couch Wood of Winnet- ka will return September 15 from the east, where she is spending several weeks. oN ge ~ Mrs. M. J. Blair, 960 North avenue, "will return next Saturday from St. "Paul, Minn, where she Has been : : spending the summer. Nin Mr, and Mrs. Howard Fenton have |||} Winnetka Phone Winnetka 974. at 1159 Pine street, for the winter, y eenth 'Season Open i" rented Mrs. Ira Couch. Woods house a PYPILS REGISTERE D AT ANY TIME. KATHLEEN AIR, Principal (> - % E. P. MOLLOHAN, Sales Mgr. Erent 810 Church Street THE Ps pr < » y Phone EVANSTON 4884 selon: SR NTS EVANST ON 1 ony & Four Evenings of Music at the Evanston Woman's Club Auditorium Direction--Mary S. 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