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- THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1921 jMMIIIMMMIMHtMHWIItMtMIMMWIMMtllMMMt^ HE home of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Tucker* at 1214 Lake avenue, was the scene of a lovely wedding at noon on Labor Day/when their daughter, Miss Verna May Tucker, was united in marriage to Mr. Ren Lauren Blodgett, son oT"Mrs, Alida Blodgett of Madison, Wis. Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd, pastor of the Congregational church, read the service. The bride wore a handsome gown of bridal satin and embroider- ed silk net, and carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lillies of the valley. Her veil of tulle was very long, and was held in place bv a band of orange blossoms. Miss Marion E. Baldwin of Berwyn, I1L, attended Miss Tucker as maid of honor, and wore a pretty frock of pale green taffeta, carrying an arm bouquet of yellow roses. Mrs. Tucker, in a gown of grey crepe de chine, embroidered in steel beads and blue, attend- ed her daughter as matron of honor. She carried pink roses and blue larkspur. Mr. Albert Tucker, brother of the bride, served as best man, and Mr. Frank Schantz, ushered. Assisting at the refreshment tables after the ceremony were the Misses Dorothy anct Pfiscilta~Lrloyd^and Dorothy Schantz, in attractive froeks of yellow, green and lavendar organdie. The home Was a bower of lovely garden flowers, ferns and palms. Preceding and after the ceremony, Miss Maye Boettcher rendered a group of songs, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Place. Mr. and Mrs. Blodgett are honeymooning at Pickerel Lake, Wis., and will be at home after October 1, in Madison, Wis. Among the out-of-town guests, who attended the wedding were Mrs. Alida Blodgett, of Madison, mother of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. William Jamison and daughter, Helen, of Madison, Mr. and Mrs W C. Belman and son, Creighton of Hammond, Ind., Mrs. J. ^Wrioyt Mr. and Mrs, John/Thrash, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin House, ___Miv^LMn^ha^^ the Misses^Myrtle and-AHee Barrow, of Chicago, and Mr. ETJ: ScKfmdf of Bartlett^HlT- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred HerrmanhoF the Boulevard apartments, returned home on Sunday irom a three week's outing at Sayner, Wis. â€"♦.â€" Mr. and Mrs.* Louis F. Braunhold, Mr. George E. Cole, and their grand- son George Cole, Jr. returned yester- day to their home at 911 Greenwood avenue after spending several weeks at Nagakicka. near Delafield, Wis. â€"•â€" Mr. Leland Watkins of 1322 Green- wood avenue, left September 5, for Iron wood. Michigan to accept a po- sition as. teacher of mathematics, having recently returned from an ex- tensive tour of the Pacific coast with Bland's Orchestra on the Cademan Chautauqua Circuit. • â€"*â€" Miss Frances Flentye, 729 Lake av- enue, is leaving this weeq for Fort Wayne, Ind., where she will resume her work as instructor in the high school. â€"♦â€" Miss Miriam Felt of Franklin, Pa., is the houseguest of Mrs. John R. Nicholson at her home in Evanston. Mrs. Nicholson was formerly Miss Virginia Olwin. â€"♦â€" A very attractive wedding was sol- village. Following the ceremony, a small reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, in Oak Park, after which Mr. and Mrs. Pagre left for Lake Kegonza, Wis., where they will spend their hineymoon. Mr. Page recently purchased the house at 1022 Lake avenue, where they will reside upon their return home. ^Miss Mildred Affleck, daughter of Mr. Benjamin Affleck of Chicago, formerly of Wilmette, is taking part in "Prunella", which is being given tomorrow evening in the gardens of Mr. Jens Jensen at Ravinia, under the auspices of the Dratha League of Chi- cago. â€"*â€" The Wednesday evening- dancing parties at Anchor Inn have been so very successful, that it has been de- cided by the committee of Delta Gammas in charge to set Saturday nights aside beginning this week, as a dance night, as well. Mrs. H. E. Vroman will entertain the First Division of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church on Thursday, September 15, at her homd 1400 Hill street. â€"•â€" Miss Evelyn Kletzing, 522 Washing- ton avenue, has accepted a position at Inriana Tech this year, and left early this week to take up her duties. â€"♦â€"• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adams of Marshalltown la., are being congrat- ulated upon the birth of a son last week. Mrs. Adams was formerly Miss Susan Watson. emnized on last Saturday afternoon at four-thirty o'clock, in Grace Epis- copal church. Oak Park, when Miss Louise A. Bridges was united in mar- riage to Mr. John Lewis Page of this DISCOUNT given on all '0 framing during August. __ Gairing's 1613 Orrington Ave. Evanston, III. =:Mr^iHOIr!7Sar^^ avenue, anno^ce the marriage of their daugfiterTElizabetrt Mary, to Mr. Phihpp Jaeger, Jr., of Chicago, on Tuesday, August 9. Mr. and Mrs. Jaeger are residing at the Sheridan Plaza. A simple1 though very attractive wedding was solemnized on Saturday afternoon last, when Miss Gertrude Killilea, daughter of Mrs. g«ab€th Killilea. became the bride of Mr. Wal- ter Felke of this village. The cere- mony toolc place at five o clock in St. Fra/cis Xavier's church and was fol- lowed by a reception for fifty rela- tives and friends, held in Browns Hall. Attending Miss Killilea as bridesmaids were the Misses Betty Weiland, Marie Jackson and Flor- ence Cook. Upon their return from a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Fe ke will make their home_in_Elkhart, Ind. Rev. and Mrs. John Gray Rhind and family of Remineton. Ind., are the 4u«tl of Mrs. Rhinos parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. D Bradley> 1M4 Forest avenue. Rev. Rhind recently resigned his parish in Remington to accept the assistant professorship of Biblical literature and sociology at Lake Forest college. They will re- side in Lake Forestjthis winter. Miss Katherine Scneidenhelm, 704 Lake avenue, who went abroadwih a group of school friends early .-in June has returned home. Miss Bet- ty Dafter of the Evanston hoteU who was in the same party, has also returned. Miss Edith Young who has been vacationing at her home ft ^incen- nes Ind., has returned to the village ^o resume her work. Miss Young: was J formerly assistant to Miss Cecilia Berry. Mrs. James L. Clark has sold her residence at 1416 Jackson boulevard, and with her family has moved to 117 Broadway avenue. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Buckmaster will reside with them. Mrs. A. W. Levy, 826 Chestnut ave- nue, and daughter have returned home after spending the summer in Maine. -' â€"♦_ Peter J. Klapperich, 412 Central av- enue, left yesterday for ...Prairie du Chien, Wis., where he will attend Ckmpion college. Mrs. Klapperich and her daughter, Anna Jeannette, will leave for Prairie du Chien on Tuesday of next week. â€"*â€" The Charles H. Jackson family of 1017 Elmwood avenue, returned yes- terday from an outing at Portage Point, Mich. â€"•â- â€"â-  Miss Margaret Wheelock. 830 Cen- tral avenue, is leaving this week for Hominy, Mich., where she will in- struct in Domestic Science in one of the schools. â€"♦^~ Mr. r>nd Mrs. Myron Kirk.returned to their home in Dallas. Tex., this week, after being the quests for sev- eral weeks of Mrs. Kirk's parents. \ Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wheelock, 831 Central avenue Fruit and Vegetable MARKET PHONE 12S1 RANDOLPH MEAT Market Next to Rosenberg's 826 DAVIS STREET PHONE 7340 We have inaugurated a wholesale department that is open to the Public. Buy your meats in whole pieces and get the better price. FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS EVERY DAY Oscar Mayer Hams .....................31c Fancy Pot Roast ... ...............32c Shoulder Veal Roast..................22c Roast=rrr^............»30c Shoulder Lamb..... ..... ..........19c Pot Roast -------........ ----- .......16c Hamburger........ ......21c Fancy Bacon.......... .....-----.......35c Vegetables, Fruits, Etc. â€"*- Miss Gertrude Schildgen, 1703 Lake avenue, is spending a week with friends at Paw Paw^Micn. MTss Jessie Hess, 1607 Lake^f^. has returned from a two months y s - it in New York and Boston. While in the east, she spent sometime as the guest of Miss Dorothy MitcheH at her home in White Plains, N Y., formerly of Wilmette,, and also as the guest of Miss Mar«m BissehVm Boston. â€"•â€" Miss Laura Flentye, 729 L/ke ave- nue, left on September first for Great Falls, Mont., where she will resume her teaching ofjeindergarten work. Miss Alice Shurtleff, 81$ Lake ave- nue, left Saturday for Milwaukee to resume her teaching at the Riverside High school, for_another year. -TTTu^ge-Tra-RyneiV ^3 -Prairie^ aye^ nue. is enjoying a fishing trip Phelps, Wis., this week. â€"♦â€" Mr. and Mrs. John R. Harper Park avenue, have returned Hartford, Mich., where been s in 719 from have spending the entire summer on their farm. MrsT^twight Harris aad family of 934 Elmwood avenue, are leaving jne â€"*â€"' Mrs. F. L. Joy, 812 Central avenue, is returning home this week from an extended visit in the east. En route she will be the guest of Mrs. Roy E. Powers at her home ,in Lakewood, Ohio. â€"+â€" Miss Alice Watson. 1007 Linden av- enue, has gone to Platteville. Wis., where she has accepted a position in kindergarten work in one of the schools."-------------- â€"+â€" Mrs. James Watson, 1007 Linden avenue, is spending several days in Frankfort, Mich. â€">----------1 â€"+â€" Miss S. H. Cramer is returning this yj4 wmwooa aveVuc'«b V .«-twl the niirfit's outing at Franktort, Mien. vilTage-oii September IS to spend ^ mgM^ouu g{ ^ ^ £ ^^ winter in Hollywood, Cal. week to her home jn Shclbyville. Ill- after spending several days with friends in the village. Mrs. N. C. Fisher and three children Mary, James and Charles, of 908 Greenwood avenue, have returned from a motor trip through Wisconsin and Michigan, stopning over for a ten days' outing at Mackinac Island. â€"*â€" The East End Circle entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.^ TJwight;HaTris^934^1mwood-av^ enue. who leaves September 15 for California. â€"*-â€", Mrs. Edward R. Burt of South £>r- nrrrp N. T. is v'sitiiig among several friends in the village this week Mrs. Burt was formerly Miss Mabel Kudd. Miss Hazel Russell, 1009 Elmwood has returned from a fort- Frankfort, Mich avenue, Honey Dew Melons ......-----. .20c and up Osage Melons ........................10c up Cantaloupes............................10c Peaches ........___ .....29c Basket Bartlett Pears...................25c basket Oranges..............29c, 40c, 50c, 60c doz. Grape Fruit.......................2 for 25c Cooking Apples................4 lbs. for 25c Casaba Melons....................• • .30c up Bananas .20c doz. up Lemons..................... ......30c doz. Beets and Carrots........... .3 bunches 10c Fresh Lima Beans* home grown .. .25s basket Sweet Potatoes.............. .3 lbs. for25c Cucumbers............i... ..........5c up Kalamazoo Home Grown Celery. 10-25 bunch Iceberg lettuce...........____10-15-20c head Tomatoes........................2 lbs 15c Egg Plant ........ .............10c each BUYING HERE IS SURE TO MAKE A SAVING FOR YOU i w Ford Prices This Will Show the Way â€" Place Your Order Now Regular Demountable. Detroit $320.00 350.00 380.00 With Starter Complete Detroit Chassis .... $295.00 Runabout ^/.. 325.00 Touring^^.... 355.00 Detroit Evanston $390.00 $440.00 420.00 472.00 450.00 503.00 VsOlipClCl....... . . .. .# • • • • •. 595.00 â€""654*0â€" 660.00 722.00 490.00 650.00 ocuaia Tractor ...... 625.00 -â- â- â- â€¢' m • m m • • 445.00 • ••••# â€"Phone 4884 for Salesmanâ€" R. D. CUNNINGHAM 810 Church St. EVANSTON EXCLUSIVE DEALER â- v\. Ford The Universal Car M. P. LOUEN Sales Mgr. 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