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i IR tae dh a ar al 3H November Jeannette Cherry Weds Evanstonian in Late November BY VIRGINIA HEDRICK The invitations now are out ior the wedding of Miss Jeannette Cherry, «daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chetry, Abbottsford road, Kenilworth, to; William Marshall Branch, son of John W. Branch of Evanston. The wedding will take place in the Union church, Kenilworth, on Saturday 'evening, November- 26, at 8:30 o'clock. Following the service there will be a small reception at the Cherry home for relatives and close friends. Dr. Herbert Willett will officiate. Miss Cherry has chosen her sister- mn-law, Mrs, James Cherry, a bride of last spring, to act as her matron of honor, and Miss Inabelle Branch and Mrs. Kenneth Ford of Chicago will serve as her bridesmaids. Little Bobby Branch will act as page to the wedding partv. Warren Branch. the younger 'hrother of the groom, will act as best man and the ushers will be James C. Cherry, Leroy Branch, Lester Branch, and Milton Hansen. There are innumerable parties plan- ned in honor of the bride and her schedule is full for every day up to the one set for the wedding. Among the 'hostesses and the affairs they are giv- 'ing are the following: Mrs. Charles Howe, a tea followed by a handker- chief shower; Mrs. Arthur Adair and Mrs. John Roberts a tea and a mis- cchancous shower; Mrs. Joseph G. Warner, Chicago, a bridge party at the 'Georgian last Tuesday; Mrs. W. W, Wiheelock, luncheon and matinee, 'Wednesday: Mrs. Charles Rockcastle a tea and miscellaneous shower, Thurs- «day. Tuesday, November 15, Mrs. Leroy Branch will entertain at bridge * Miss Cherry and her friends, and oni Wednesday, Miss Bernice Bulley ill give a luncheon and bridge shower. 'On Thursday, Mrs. John P. Oleson and Mfrs. Walter Marx are combining to give a tea and kitchen shower. On y, November 18, Miss Inabelle B h is giving an evening bridge; and on Sunday, November 20, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cherry are giving a supper for the bridal party; Mrs. James Lukey, a bridge party the following Tuesday; and on Wednesday, November 23, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Cherry are to give the bridal dinner at their home, 2003 Jaryis avenue, Chicago. Young Women's Auxiliary : Works for Christmas Sale 7 he Young Women's auxiliary of the oman's society of the Congregational chirrch is to have a sale on December 7, inithe Camp Fire room at Community Heuse. All sorts of children's articles EW be on sale, including blankets, clothes, bibs, wooden toys, and dolls, and to attract the children themselves there will be a grab-bag and a candy 'table. The auxiliary suggests that those who wish to purchase Christmas gifts for children wait for this sale and take advantage of it. . In preparation for the sale, weekly meetings are being held. Mrs. Lewis Williams of 770 Rosewood avenue was hostess at this week's meeting, Next 'Wednesday the members will meet with - Mrs. J. C. Towle of 611 Oak _ street. ~The Winnetka Garden club will close its season with a meeting Tuesday, November 15, at the home of Mrs. Archibald Shaw, 50 Locust road. The 'meeting will begin at 11 o'clock in the morning, instead of in the afternoon, and the business will be transacted 'Tuncheon WINNETKA TALK November 12, 1927 E ngaged and the proeram given before a buffet . 3 Fu |] Photo by Moffett The engagement of Miss Carolyn Case, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran- cis M. Case of 160 Sheridan road, Hubbard Woods, to Lawrence Everett Norem of Winnetka was announced recently. Miss Case was graduated from Smith college in 1926 and made her debut early last December. Mr. Norem is a graduate of the University of Wiscon- sin and is a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. Catholic League Gives Large Benefit Wednesday The philanthropy card party being given by the North Shore Catholic Woman's league on Wednesday, No- vember 16, at 2 o'clock at the Evanston Woman's club, is the only big affair given by the league during the year to raise funds for its philanthropic pur- poses. Among the organizations that are helped by the league are the Park Ridge School for Girls, Judge Bartleme's. social enterprises, the vet- erans at Great Lakes, St. Francis hos- pital, the Chicago Historical society, and Prof. Hadley's school. Mrs. William B. Pavey of Winnetka, social chairman of the league, is in charge of the party. The vice chair- man is Mrs. Frederick Albrecht. Guest Day Monday The Winnetka Music club will have its guest program Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Redheffer. 411 Lake avenue, Highland Park. Each member may bring three guests. The program will consist of two groups of piano solos by the hostess, a group of songs by Mrs. C. A. Karstrom, mezzo- soprano, and a number of selections by Mrs. Valona Brewer, violinist. Mrs. Dwight C. Orcutt will accompany Mrs. Karstrom and Mrs. Brewer. Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Julius Arthur Gold- berg of Highland Park have announced the engagement of their daughter, Cecile Kean, to William Block of Winnetka. Hostess at Tea Mrs. Oliver Morton Knode gave a tea Tuesday of this week at her home, about 150 guests. -- 955 Green Bay road. She entertained Cardinal to Officiate at Dennehy Wedding Announcement has been made of the arrangements for the wedding of Miss Virginia Dennehy of Winnetka and Chicago, to Charles F. Clarke of Chi- cago. Cardinal Mundelein will read the nuptial mass in a private chapel at his residence facing Lincoln Park, at 10 o'clock, on Saturday morning, No- vember 19, with only the bride's par- ents and Mr. Clarke's immediate fami- ly present. A breakfast and small reception for the families and a few intimate friends will follow at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Dennehy, 1549 Astor street. Miss Elinor Dennehy, debutante sis- ter of the bride, will be her only attendant, and her brother-in-law, Hempstead Washburne, Jr., will serve as Mr. Clarke's best man. Mr. Clarke and his bride are sailing for Europe on November 23, and will include Naples, Tamina in Sicily, Rome, and Paris in their wedding trip. Circle Activities The Oak Street circle will meet next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. E. L Belote, 1136 Oak street, for an all day sewing meeting. Members are urged to come any time after 10 and remain as long as possible to sew. The assisting hostesses with Mrs. Belote are Mrs. Charles Coyle and Mrs. Paul Hutchinson, and these women will serve a hot luncheon at noon. Inas- much as this circle is to hold but three sewing meetings during the year, the chairman earnestly wishes all those who possibly can to come, if only for an hour or two. The Skokie circle will give a card party at Community House Monday, November 21, at 2 o'clock for the pur- pose of providing a shoe fund for the Ridge Farm Preventorium for "Girls. It is hoped all interested will keep the date in mind. Tickets may be obtained by calling Mrs. C. R. Cady, Skokie circle secretary, at Winnetka 2732. Mrs. John C. Marshall of 112 Green Bay road will be hostess at the next meeting of the Lincoln circle which will be held at her residence on Monday, November 28. Members and friends will beein their sewing for charity about 10:30. Luncheon will be served at one o'clock. . The Ash Street circle will meet Tuesday, November 15, at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Chris Matthiesen. 1072 Ash street. Tea Next Wednesday Mrs. Richard Aishton of Winnetka and Mrs. Griswold Price of Evanston are giving a tea Wednesday afternoon, November 16, at the former's home at 383 Sunset road. Among thoce assist- ing during the tea hours will be Mrs. John Sweet, Mrs. Willard Olson. Mrs. Fdward George, Mrs. Robert Hilton, Mrs. A. Miles Wright, Miss Phyllis Pank, Mrs. Allan Noves, Miss Nancy Knight. Mrs. Frederick P. Ives, and Mrs. Maurice James. Troth Announced Announcement was made Friday of last week of the engagement of Miss. Grace Purmort, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Purmort of Van Wert, Ohio, to Robert K. Belt, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Belt of 202 Abingdon avenue, Kenilworth The wedding will take place some time this spring. Miss Madolon Kahn of 1125 Gage street. entertained a number of he friends last Saturday evening. wind in Favor as Month of North Shore Weddings Invitations Out for Wedding of Elizabeth Kerr invitations have been issued for the wedding ot Miss l.hzabeth Jane Kerr and Eugene Comstock Lathrop on the evening of Saturday, November 26, at 8 o'clock, in Christ church, Winnetka, The Rev. FE. Ashley Gerhard will officiate, assisted by Dr. Hubert Carle- ton of Wilmette. A small reception will be held at the close of the cere- mony at the home of Miss Kerr's father and mother, Mr, and Mrs. William Wallace Kerr of 707 Forest avenue, Wilmette, The members of the wedding party have been chosen, and will include Miss Nellie Brown of Evanston, mad of honor; Mrs. W. W. Kerr, Jr, of Jackson, Mich., matron of honor; Miss Beatrice Wurzer of Detroit, Miss Julia Cotton of Des Moines, Miss Elizabeth Thompson of Wilmette, and Mrs. Stanley Wisdom of Skokie Heights, the bridesmaids; Arthur Stewart of Melbourne, Fla., the best man; and the ushers, Kenneth Kerr, and William Wallace Kerr, Jr. the bride-elect's brothers; Gerald Walsh of Montreal, cousin of Mr. Lathrop; Cecil Powell and Edward Rockwell of Melbourne, Fla., and Ray Hall of Pontiac, Mich. Among the affairs for Miss Kerr are the linen shower this afternoon which Miss Nellie Brown will give in her home in Evanston and the hosiery shower at which Mrs. Stanley Hall and Mrs. Howard Cutler will be the hostesses on November 18. Miss Elizabeth Thompson 'will entertain at a miscellaneous shower November 19. Mrs. Stanley Wisdom is giving a tea at her home in Skokie Heights Novem- ber 21, and Thanksgiving evening Mr. and Mrs. Kerr will give the bridal dinner at the Edgewater Beach hotel. Miss Elizabeth Thompson will be host- ess at a spinster dinner Friday, No- vember 25, while Mr. Lathrop is giving his bachelor dinner at the Chicago Athletic club. Mr. Lathrop is arriving in Wilmette Sunday from his home in Melbourne, Fla. Bridge to Benefit Home A bridge party will be given by the Cambridge chapter of the Daughters of the British Empire in the home of Mrs. William Weldon, 1340 Greenwood avenue, at 2 o'clock, Tuesday, Novem- ber 15. Prizes will be given at each table. The proceeds will go into the fund for the British Old People's home at Riverside. Plan Dance at Georgian The Evanston chapter of Alpha Chi Omega is to give a subscription dance at the Georgian hotel the evening of Friday, November 18. The committee in charge is composed of Mrs. Robert Price, Mrs. Carl Weber, Miss Mar- jorie Roberts, Miss Loraine Barber, and Miss Phyllis Squires. College Dance in Kenilworth Students of the National Kindergar- ten and Elementary college will hold their sophomore informal in the Ken- ilworth club, Kenilworth, on Saturday evening, November 19. Miss Lucile Buechele of Chicago is chairman of the committee in charge of arrange- ments for the dance. Miss Dorothy Reach of 844 Prospect avenue has been elected captain of the . Varsity. hockey team at Principia col lege this year. ; A