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22 WINNETKA TALK May 29, 1926 Mrs. Robert J. Mehren of 785 Walden read entertained eight friends, all of whom were college friends, at a luncheon Tuesday at her home. -- Norman Sommer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sommer of 425 Provident avenue, will spend the week-end with his "parents. He is a freshman at St. John's Military academy, and is com- mg with the entire corps of 450 stu- dents to join in the Decoration Day parade in Chicago, and to be guests of the First Regular Armory. The academy group will be one of the main features of the Memorial day parade. ACCEPTS COLLEGE POST Miss Rua Van Horn, one of the members of the New Trier high school faculty, who has been on leave of ab- sence for the past year, has resigned her position as head of the Home Economics department. She has ac- cepted the position of assistant profes- sor of Home Economics and State Supervision at the University of Montana. Mrs. Dick Roth of Provident avenue entertained a few of her friends at luncheon and bridge at her home Tues- day. New Trier Track Men Trim Waukegan Twice New Trier high school won a track meet with Waukegan high school in both junior and senior divisions last Saturday. The senior division won by a score of 58 to 55, the half mile relay deciding the victory for New Trier. The juniors trimmed their Waukegan opponents py a score of 40 to 25. Stover was the individual star of the senior meet, winning two firsts and one second place. The meet was held at the Waukegan high school. TaLEN ---- | Saving "Gime North Shore people appreciate the busi ness and professional advantages of Evanston--you find exactly what you want without loss of time. ~ It Pays to Shop 1n Suanston EVANSTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ©1926, Evanston Chamber 0 Commerce £ Dorothy Hartman to Marry on Saturday Evening, June 19 Miss Dorothy Hartman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hartman of 1129 Elmwood avenue, will marry Charles Richard :Groffart of Belleville, Ill, Saturday evening, June 19, at 8:30 o'clock, at the First Presbyterian church, the Rev. George P. Magill of- ficiating. Miss Elizabeth Nilson of Glencoe will be maid of honor; Mrs. N. J. Lareau of Evanston, matron of honor; Miss Henri Lost of Chicago and Miss Florence Alwart of Evanston, the bridesmaids. June Webster, also of Evanston will be flower girl. The groomsmen will be George Hartman, brother of the bride, and x J. Lareau, Bernard Black, Robert Friedlunder of Evanston, . and M. Leighton Smith of Chicago. Among the affairs to be given for Miss Hartman are: luncheon for her attendants at her home Saturday, May 22: a book shower on Wednesday, June 2, given by Miss Lost at her home in Chicago; a personal shower given by Mrs. Webster Saturday June 12, at the North Shore hotel; a hand- kerchief shower given by Mrs. Lareau Tuesday, June 15, at the Illinois Athletic club, Chicago; Thursday, June 17, a trousseau tea given by Mrs. Hartman; Friday evening, June 18, the bridal dinner will be given. BETROTHED Of interest to a number of Win- netkans is the recent announcement of the engagement of Miss Lora Jose- phine Colvin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Colvin of Evanston, to Gordon Whitney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Whitney, also of Ev- anston. No definite date has been set for the wedding. Miss Colvin is the sister of William H. Colvin, Jr., form- erly of Winnetka, but now a resident of London, England. Mrs. Katherina Brandt of 797 Cherry street has just returned from a six months' trip to California. Mrs. R. Lampton and Mrs. B. Brown of Cali- fornia made the return trip with her and are making her a visit of several davs on their way to Louisville, Ky. ----Op-- The family of Charles H. Carlstrand have left the Kenilorth Inn and will reside, until September 15, at Round Lake, Tl. The Carlstrands expect to locate permanently in Winnetka in the fall. Soldiers' Memorial, Oak Park Granite Cut and Erected by J. H. ANDERSON MONUMENT CO. We make the Better Class Memorials 5751 Ravenswood Avenue Write for Catalogue