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m------ 44 WINNETKA TALK June 18, 1927 Just Arrived WIDELOOM CARPETING 9 and 12 ft. widths in Jade Green--Rose Taupe--Raisin and Mole. Looks, wears and is made like high grade Chenille Carpet, at the low price of ONE 55.95 WEEK ONLY Square Yd. Values! Armstrong's Linoleum Now carrying the largest selection be- tween Chicago and Milwaukee. PHONE GREENLEAF 1941 Our Representative will call and give estimates without obligation ~~ Stores EVANSTON CHICAGO 1007 Davis St. 1622 Howard Ave. CC | Margaret Beebe Becomes | Bride of Robert Carpenter | The marriage of Miss Margaret | Frances Beebe, daughter of Dr. and { Mrs. F. C. Beebe of Twin Falls, Idaho, [to Robert Holt Carpenter of Winnet- |ka, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Car- | penter of Whitehall, N. Y., took place [on Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock in (the Winnetka Congregational church. | The service was read by the Reverend J. A. Richards. The wedding was a simple one, attended by relatives and friends. Miss Margaret Brew of Evanston, was maid of honor, while the brides- maids were Miss Kathryn McDonough of St. Paul, Minn, and Miss Rita Biondi of Chicago. Yellow and orchid shades dominated the wedding as the bridesmaids were dressed in yellow and carried orchids. Benjamin Car- penter, brother of the groom, whose home is in Whitehall, N. Y., served as best man. The ushers were Wesley L. Brown of Winnetka, and Gordon Van Kirk, of Evanston. Three of the bridal party are members of the facul- ty of New Trier High school, as is Mr. Carpenter. A dinner for thirty of the couple's relatives and friends was held in the Pompeian room of the Orrington ho- tel after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter intend to take a short trip 1516 Hinman avenue, Evanston, on Septem before they will be at home at ber 10, and will take a longer trip west later. Among the many affairs preceding the nuptials, a for the "Carpenter" was given by Olive Lath- rop Grover, a member of the New Trier faculty, on Monday, June 6. On Tuesday evening Mrs. E. IL. Lighter and Miss Margaret Brew, also of the faculty, entertained at a dinner and bridge in honor of the couple. Mrs. A. E. Cole, of Evanston, gave a linen shower for the bride Wednesday af- ternoon. The men of the New Trier faculty gave a dinner and theater par- ty that evening. On Thursday eve- ning, Wesley Brown and Gordon Van Kirk gave a dinner party at the Mor- raine hotel, and the final festivity was a dinner dance at the Indian Hill club given by Miss Mary -S. King, on last Saturday night. tool shower Among the people planning to spend the summer in Europe are Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, 328 Warwick road, Kenilworth, who are sailing for Europe June 23, from Montreal, ac- companied by their daughter, Caroline. Their trip will be of three months' duration and they will return home the second week in September. Rosenberg's in June. every hand. ROSENBERGS Davis Street ~ Downtown Evanston June--A Month of Extra Buying Opportunities The June Drive is on at Rosenberg"s -- a month of concentrated selling events with values at their peak and service at its best. Shop at Savings await you on