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hy May 14, 1927 WINNETKA TALK = --- MRR--------- Novel Features to Enliven Winnetka"s Garden Mart May 21 See yourself in silhouette at the Winnetka Garden Market, Saturday, May 21. Besides the silhouette artist, there'll be a magician, a Punch and Judy show, and many other features to attract both the children and their parents. Tea will be served in the afternoon, and folk dances will be given during the tea hour by Win- netka school children. Mrs. Stephen Foster has charge of articles made by the Occupational Therapy department of the Cook County hospital. Picking baskets, kneeling pads, and other gardening aids will be found at her booth. The Garden Market is to be held on the Winnetka Village Green all day. In case of rain it will not be postponed, but will be moved into the Winnetka Women's club nearby. The proceeds of the affair are used each vear to beautify some part of Win- netka. Mrs. C. Colton Daughaday is presi- dent of the Winnetka Garden club, which is sponsoring the market. Mrs. Alfred Edgerton Manierre has leased her house at 717 Rosewood ave- nue to the James Prindivilles and plans to go to Virginia early in June with her daughters, Jeanette and Barbara. After spending some time in Virginia, Mrs. Manierre will travel in Europe and elsewhere. -- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwall of 797 Cherry street, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Brand returned from California Saturday, after having spent the win- ter there. Coming back by motor, they passed through flooded places and were forced because of the flood to go down to Louisiana and Texas. Spring Flowers Color May Wedding Ceremony Baskets of spring flowers lent a colorful touch to church and home last Saturday afternoon, when Miss Norma Schuettge and Ralph Edinger were married. The ceremony took place at 5 o'clock, in the Presbyterian church, with the Rev. George P. Magill offici- ating. Immediately afterward, the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Schuettge, were host and hostess at a reception and dinner for eighty guests at their residence, 804 Greenwood ave- nue, Wilmette. A gown of white chiffon fashioned in period style was worn by the bride. Her tulle veil was caught with orange blossoms, and her bouquet was of white sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Mrs. George A. Hallstein of Winnetka, her sister's matron of hon- or, wore a frock of pale pink georgette and carried roses. The bridesmaids, Miss Bertha DeHaye, Miss Jane Rob- erts, of Wilmette, and Miss Katherine Edinger of Winnetka, wore bouffant dresses of French blue georgette and carried arm bouquets of spring flowers. Mary Lois Rambler of Rogers Park and Janice Tidmarsh of Manitowoc, Wis., as little flower girls, wore white dotted Swiss dresses and carried bas- kets of spring flowers. Clarence Edinger of Evanston was best man and Roy Olsen, Howard Mattias, "and William Melvin were ushers. All of the groomsmen live in Evanston. Mr. and Mrs. Edinger are now at home in their apartment at 910 Colfax street, Evanston. Mrs. Warner Robinson of 924 Euclid avenue returned to Winnetka May 4, from a two and half months' journey through Italy, Switzerland, France, and England. Guaranteed Poultry not inspected by the to be unhealthy." Did it ever occur to you that poultry is other meats? Did you ever stop to consider that when purchasing poultry where in- ferior meats are sold, ways getting a good fresh and healthy bird? Our poultry comes to us direct from Wis- consin. .and alive, and is dressed specially for you upon receipt of your order. Our careful butchers are times, 'never to sell poultry that even seems Could you ask for more? government as is the that you are not al- instructed, at all Peters' 734 Elm St. Meats of Quality Market Phones 920-21-22 A Dinner Party? Poultry, and Meats Must Be the Best. We fully realize that Hubbard Woods housewives put only the best on their tables, and we recommend at this time Spring Lamb, Broilers, Long Island Ducks, and Squabs. PULLOM ana REGAN Grocery and Market 1062 Gage Street Hubbard Woods Phones: Winn. 710-711 How Fast Flies Multiply Once They Are in Your Home PREVENT them from getting in through good screening on all doors and windows. Here you can get it--made up in wood or steel frames or by the yard in standard widths. Heavy copper mesh, strongly woven and carefully made. ORDER NOW! Make your wants known. .order now and have them made to order. .or possibly you prefer to make them yourself, or repair the old ones. If this is the case. . let us furnish Wire, Tacks, Screen Paints, etc. Eckart Hardware Co. 735 Elm St. Winnetka Phones 843-844