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May 1, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 35 Joy Scheidenhelm to Marry Alfred Taylor on Saturday May 8 Saturday evening, May 8, has been chosen by Miss Joy Scheidenhelm as the day of her marriage to Alfred Hendricks Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs Charles P. Taylor of Ottawa, Ill. The wedding ceremony will take place in the First Congregational church, Wil- mette, at 8:30 o'clock, with the Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd officiating. A recep- tion will follow at the home of Miss Scheidenhelm's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Scheidenhelm, 704 Lake avenue, Wilmette. The bride's attendants will be her matron of honor, her sister, Mrs. J. W. McPherrin of Des Moines, Iowa, (Katherine Scheidenhelm), who ar- rives May 1, and her bridesmaids, Mrs. Samuel N. Comly of Evanston, (Helen Cresap of Kenilworth), Mrs. J. Melvin French, sister of the groom, who is ar- riving May 6; Miss Katharine Brown, a college friend of Miss Scheidenhelm, who arrives from her home in New York this week; Mrs. William W. White of Evanston (Margaret Pater- son of Wilmette) Miss Mary Louise Scheidenhelm of Wilmette, cousin of the bride, and Miss Elizabeth Hannah | of Kenilworth. The groomsmen will be the best man, Albert Scheidenhelm of Evanston, cousin of the bride and college friend of the groom, and the ushers, Horace Carver of Evanston, Porter Case Tay- lor of Ottawa, brother of the groom; John W. McPherrin of Des Moines, brother-in-law of the bride; Ogden Cook of Kenilworth, Edward J. Schei- denhelm, brother of the bride, all mem- bers of the Sigma Phi fraternity, and Joseph P. Hook of Oak Park, cousin of the groom, and J. Melvin French of Ottawa, brother-in-law of the groom. A glimpse into the engagement cal- endar of the bride-elect discloses the following affairs: Mrs. Carl Widney of Wilmette, host- ess at a luncheon-bridge April 28, at the Orrington hotel; Miss Mary Louise Scheidenhelm and Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert K. Scheidenhelm, a dinner-bridge at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scheidenhelm, 804 Forest avenue, Wil- mette, Saturday evening, May 1; Mrs. J. H. Prentiss, Jr., informal tea for the bridal party Monday afternoon, May 3, at her home, 1313 Oak avenue, Evans- ton; Miss Helen Bruch, luncheon and bridge, Tuesday, May 4, at her home, 1815 Chicago avenue, Evanston; Mrs. George Kibby, luncheon and bridge, Thursday, May 6, at her residence, 835 Lake avenue, Wilmette; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cresap and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hannah of Kenilworth, a theatre party and dance Thursday evening, May 6; Mrs. M. L. Paterson and Mrs. William W. White of Evanston, a luncheon Fri- day, May 7, at Skokie Country - club. Mr. and Mrs. Edward IL. Scheidenhelm will 'give the bridal dinner Friday eve- ning, May 7, at the Edgewater Beach hotel. Mrs. Hugh C. Foresman, 531 Essex road, Kenilworth, entertained at tea Sunday, April 25, in honor of Mrs. Cope, and Mrs. Olmstead of Omaha, who is visiting Mrs. Bently McCloud, of 416 Cumnor road. Mrs. Mark Cresap gave a farewell tea for her mother, Mrs. Cope, Wednesday after- noon. in 20 Lessens on JAZZ plane, Bahje, Sez. ete. hristénsen Chicago. Write for Free Booklet Clement Ley Is Named Water Superintendent Walter Larsen, superintendent of the Kenilworth Water department, and Charles Lance and Arthur Montenaro, engineers, have resigned, it was learned this week, when the appointment of others to take their places was an- nounced by village officials. Clement C. Ley, former motorcycle policeman in the village, has been named as super- intendent and Arne Mark and E. F. Fellows as engineers. Patrolman V. C. Faulstick has been appointed motor- cycle policeman to take Ley's place. No one has been taken on to fill his position as yet, it was said. Knights of Columbus to Have Communion Sunday Ouilmette Council, Knights of Co- lumbus will celebrate the annual coun- cil communion at St. Joseph's church Sunday morning, May 2. The Rev. Joseph Rubey, chaplain of the council, will be the celebrant and preach the sermon. Breakfast will be served the mem- bers in the basement of St. Joseph's school following the services. Mem- bers of St. Mary's Sodality will serve. Winnetka Architect Is Named to Enter Contest Melville Chatten, 1025 Dinsmore road, of the firm of Chatten and Hammond, Chicago, is one of five architects of the city selected to submit designs for the proposed Architects' building, which is to be a monument to the architectural profession of Chicago. The designs are to be submitted to the executive board of the Chicago chapter of the American Institute of Architects and the board of directors of the Il- linois Society of Architects, who wil decide the winner. A New Assortment of Spring and Summer COATS--DRESSES--HATS All very beautiful and of the best styles and materials to be found anywhere on the North Shore at prices that cannot be beaten. UNIQUE STYLE SHOP B. COPLAN, Prop. 1126 Central Avenue Phone Wil. 2403 possibilities. 500 Davis Street East side business vacant 35x200; $200 per month. This is a good investment, with splendid future FOR SALE old improvements bring in HOXANSON [ENKS NORTH SHORE PROPERTIES Greenleaf 1617 514 Davis Street RUGS : CARPETS : : Evanston : * How long does this sale last? FTER examining-the floor coverings at Barry's and being impressed with their quality and with the unusual prices, people often ask this question. They are pleasantly surprised when they learn that these 'bargains' are just an every-day offering here. It's time now to select new rugs and floor coverings. Barry's selection is complete. within 50 miles that can beat our quality and prices, we'll pay your fare there and back. DAVID G. 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