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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1919 a m---- T = --o Ss so = PP 2 1 orth Shore ll 4y Ruth Risley FASHIONABLE WEDDING to be solemnized this after- noon in Christ church, at 4:30 o'clock, will be that of Miss Blanche Macl.eish Day, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Day of 454 Sheridan road, and Robert Leslie Alton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse B. Alton of 577 Cherry street. The Reverend Ashley Gerhard will read the service. Miss Day will have as her | attendants, Mrs. T. Philip Swift, who will serve as matron of honor; | Miss Dorothy Day, her sister, as maid of honor; and little Jean, MacLeish, who will act as flower girl. ; Mr. Philip D. Armour will serve Mr. Alton as best man, and the ushers will include Messrs. Luther White, T. Philip Swift, John Coolidge, Franklin Callahan and Charles Stuart. A reception will follow the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. 1 AV. A S ATRIBUTE to Dr. Alice Barlow-Brown, who returned about' A a month ago from the Lorraine sector, the members of the! : Winnetka Woman's club turned out in great numbers to wel- | come back their fellow member, Dr. Alice Barlow-Brown, as we. all know has devoted the past two years to work among the women | and children in war-stricken France. Winnetka has been standing | hack of her in furnishing funds to enable her to accomplish this | clorious work. In her few words of greeting Dr. Brown told of the great need for the continuance of this sort of work; of the establishment of a temporary hospital for the children, who are either tubercular or 'haverperhaps lost an arm, or hand, by accidentally picking up a hand | grenade. The roof of this building has been supplied through the | remaining fund which Winnetka provided for Dr. Brown and her work. Immediate attention and care will save the lives of many of these children, and their mothers, who for the last four years have been so undernourished, and many of them without homes. Winnetka is exceedingly proud of Dr. Brown, and is awaiting an opportunity to hear her tell in more detail of the work that must be done in devastated France. | | | i i | | | ® ® Mrs. John R. Leonard will return to Winnetka this week after spend- mg the summer in the east; part of the time at Quisset Harbor, Mass, and part at her camp in the Adiron- Miss Jessie Cain of Hubbard] Woods was a member of the bridal party at the wedding of Miss Adele Williams and Dr. 'Arthur C. Taylor, (which took place on Wedhesday dacks. Miss Mary Elizabeth ILeon- evening, October I, at St. Augustine's ard has entered Wellesley as a |church, Wilmette. sophomore with advanced credits. =the | Daniel Leonard, the second, is tak- ing a year's preparatory work at the Kingsley school, Essex Fells, New Jersey, prior to entering Yale. Miss Harriet Leonard is atending Miss Wheeler's school at Providence, R. I. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis Day gave a dinner Thursday evening at the Blackstone for their daughter, Blanche, whose marriage to Robert Leslie Alton will take place this afternoon. Covers were laid for twenty-two. Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Macl.eish entertained at dinner at their residence in Glencoe for the bridal party. The I. E. cluu, a department of the Woman's society of the Congrega- tional church, will meet next Wed- nesday afternoon in the Mary Wil- liams Tyrell library. Mystery sur- rounds the lettering of this club at 'the present time, but we hope to be able to sdlve its meaning before many days. A Miss Betty Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rogers, for- merly of Winnetka, but lately of Daytona, Florida, is making her home for the present with Miss Margery Windes of 873 Spruce stre=t, and attending New Trier High. school. be Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Langworthy Lave sold their home in River Forest and have taken a home in Winnetka until spring when they expect to build. Mildred Brandham Per:e ano'inc:s the op:ning of he: class:s in In lerpratative and Social Dancing at the Winnetka Woman's Club Saturday, October 4th, from 3 lo 5 For informat'on telesh me Evans on 188 l'that village is finished. a $i Mr. and Mrs. Rush C. Butler, who | have had a house in Wilmette for the summer, will move on November 1 to Winnetka, where they have rented a house until their new residence in ree ge Mr. and Mrs. George W. Blossom expect to leave their home in Hub- bard Woods about the middle of October. After a two weeks so-| yurn at Virginia Hot Springs, they will go to New York for the winter. fe Mrs. Phelps B. Hoyt entertained at uncheon on Wednesday at her home on Sheridan road for Miss Blanche | ME EH EET Day. That evening, her daughter, Mrs. T. Philip Swift, gave a large dinner party in honor of Miss Day. -- Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Mess and | little daughter have. returned from | an outing in Michigan and are at their home at 892 Pine street. 2 Bun | Miss Louise Wood, daughter of Mrs. Ira Couch Wood, has acccepted the position as secretary of the North | Shore Country Day school. ---- Mr. and Mrs. L. Dietrich and fam- ily have moved from 1011 Oak street to 1089 Gage street, Hubbard Woods. EVERY SATUR- ! 'DANCE pay nicuT At Jones Hall : : Wilmette By Jack Ellis '"'Northers States' Jazz Band. Admission 50 cents JTLT Te] Teng i = {ol TTTTHITTTS FOR OCTOBER WEDDINGS DISTINCTIVE GIFTS IN METAL GLASS WOOD aad LEATHER From $1.50 to $200 THE CELLINI SHOP 528-DAVIS STREET EVANSTON, ILLINOIS 1] JolIITLTI] CHT TEs] Mr. and Mrs. George W. Blossom, Jr., will occupy the Hubbard Woods Home during the coming winter. PAINTS Of all kinds in large and small cans | WALL PAPERS, PAINTING & DECORATING . Floor Fimishing a Specialty RASMESEN'S PAINT STORE FREE PAINT INFORMATION FREE Backward Pupils You are aiixious to give your child every tage at school, but how about his eyes? Perhaps he is going to be handi- capped for lack of glasses. advan- No boy can do well in school cannot see distinctly." A case of that kind came under our ob- servation last year. who Teacher said he was stupid and dull---he did not do well at his lessons. We examined his eyes and found he couldn't see the writing on the blackboard. Glasses changed every- thing--soon he was lead- ing his class. 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