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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1921 B NE of the most attractive weddings of the Fall will take place on Saturday evening, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Reinboth at 1015 Ashland avenue, when their daughter, Winifred, will become the bride of Mr. Harold 1. Garwood, son of Mrs. Clara A. Garwood of Evanston. Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd, pastor of the Congregational church, will officiate at eight-thirty o'clock. Miss Dorothy Butz will attend Miss Reinboth as maid of honor, and the Misses Olive Christensen of Chicago, and Dorothy Howe of Irving Park, will be bridesmaids. There will be four little flower prls'" the bridal party, Joan Joeckel and Annette Thompson, cousins of the bride, Dorothy Pearson, a cousin of the groom ,and Elizabeth Wright of Oak Park. Little Harold Engsburg, Jr., will be ring- bearer. Mr. Jesse- Samuel Garwood will attend his brother as best man. • • â-  Mi. Garwood'and his bride have planned a wedding trip, and upon their return will reside at the Reinboth home temporarily. Among the out-of-town guests who have arrived for the nup- tials are Mrs. C. H. Knapp and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Mtchaelson of 'Rock-ford; Mrs. Samuel Joeckel and two daughters, Joan and Mildred, and Mrs. Harold Engsburg and son Harold, Jr., of Lake Mills^Wis.____._ %,__________________:________===_ Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Myer Griggs of 213 Sixth street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Mildred Ewen, to Mr. George Lock- wood Simonds of Chicago, on Saturday, October 29, at St. Luke's Chapel, Evanston. The Board of Directors of Infant Welfare Work held its monthly meet- ing Thursday, October 27. Among oth- «K things, it was decided to make the Wilmette Visiting Day at the Welfare Jfeition Friday instead of Tuesday, as "on thafdajrthe dietetic work isnactctecT to the usual program of baby inspec- tion. Mrs. Lyman Drake entertained with a lovely luncheon and with the help of the Twigs, three dozen arti- cles werf completed for the station. The Woman's club has set Friday, November 4 and Friday. November 18. as the sewing days for Infant Welfare work, as on that day the club gener- ously gives all the material which -can In- made up. The Board of Directors of Welfare work issues a very cordial invitation to all its friends to bring their thimbles to the clubhouse on those days. â€"*â€" Miss Helene Ray Markens of 120 Dupee place entertained a number of lur friends Hallowe'en night. The cuests wore original and unique cos- tumes, the prize being won by Miss Grace Burroughs. Many new and en- tertaining games were played during the evening which all enjoyed; The rooms were prettily decorated for the occasion, and the table was most uniquely supplied with original nov- elties made by the hostess, and which caused much comment and apprecia- tion. Among those present were the Miss- es Ruth Boas, Grace Burroughs, Jane Hill, Florence Gathercoal, Viola Men- gel, Betty Ryerson, Marion Weber and Edith Whitehill. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gibson Bar- rett and three daughters, the Misses Ethyl, Alice and Dorothy Barrett, en- tertained jointly on Monday, evening at their home, 822 Linden avenue, at a Hallowe'en party for some forty guests. Dancing and numerous games made the evening a most enjoyable one. Among the guests were Dr. and} Mrs. Sidney Knowles of Park Ridge, Dr. and Mrs. John McLaren of Edge- water, Mrs. Susie Wilkinson, and Mr| VYayland Smith of Evanston, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Spanuth, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gaither ... and daughters, Mr. Raymond Kieft and Miss Lucille Campbell of this village. . â€"#â€" An urgent request comes from the Evanston Hospital Board for help in making surgical dressings and hos- pital garments. It is earnestly hoped that neighborhood circles and groups jn conjunction with the Woman's Or- ganization of the ^several churches of !|u- illage will offer their services* Tkt^local committee can supply all ^^t rials, cut ready for workimr. *tiose interested" in making surgical dressings will please apply to Mrs. J- J Siddall, phone Wilmette 656, and mr -wing materials to Mrs. Thomas C. Moulding, phone Wilmette 115. Women of the Congregational churn are busily engaged* in making all .sorts of attractive articles for the >hr >trrtas bazaar which is to be held ffl th- rhnrrh oaHors on-Deeembei^? The Campus Players at Northwest- ern university will present "Seven Keys to Baldpate", George M. Co- han's mystery play, at New Trier auditorium, December 2 and 3. The Players have been fortunate indeed in securing the services of^WiltianT Gregory, famous New York producer, as their director. Mr. Gregory as you all know directed Henry Miller in "Her Husband's Wife", and dis- covered Frances Starr, in "Daddy Long Legs- and Laurette Taylor in "Peg O' my Hearth." Dale Smitrv_a__grdauate of New Trier High school is managing the production. â€"•â€" Announcement is made of the mar- riage of Miss Grace M. Tucker of Stockton, Cal., to Mr. Joseph T. Britt- son of Evanston, on Saturday even- ing, October 22. The ceremony took place at seven o'clock, in the First Methodist church of Evanston, Rev. Ernest Fremont Tittle reading the service. Mr. and Mrs. Brittson have returned frorh a motor trip to Colum- bus, Ohio, and Indianapolis, and are making their home at 1419 Central avenue. â€"*_ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gardner White are spending a fortnight in Detroit and Cleveland. Members of the Tatapochon Camp Fire are giving an informal subscrip- tion dancing party on Saturday even- ing, November 12, at Brown's Hall. Tickets for the affair may be secured from any of the following: Mildred M clone, Helen Seibold, Dorothy "Glo- ver, Jane Pardee, Helen Newey, Cath- erine Moore, Elizabeth Mulvey, Mar- jorie Pardee, Virginia Hannah. Ruth Anderson, Pauline Willis, Martha Swan, Martha Crossley, Louise Steph- ens, Harriet Woodward and June Germcr. Miss Alice Clague is the chapter guardian. Tuesday evening marked the event of a linen shower given at the home of Mrs. Hugo Fischer at 738 Tenth street, in honor of Miss Nell Johnson, whose marriage to Carson C. Reming- ton of Evanston, occured on the fol- j lowing day. The table was prettily I decorated, in yellow, with the many gifts buried in a shower of tissue paper. . â€"♦â€" Mary Elizabeth Sturtevant most happily entertained twelve young girls with a Hallowe'en Masque and "Back- wards" dinner Monday evening at her home, 229 Sixth street. Among those who attended were Corrinne Potter, Ruth Rice, Corallie Whitsett, Jane Owen, Marie Flentye, Lizbeth Goss, Lorraine Dittman, Esther Wrightson, Harriette Hess, Bessie Washburn and Frances Edgerton. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Klapperich of 412 Central avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Mathew J. Betz of Rogers Park, have just-returned from a motor trip to Prairie du Chien, Wis., where they have been visiting their daughter' and sons, Anna Jeanette Klapperich, at St. Mary's, and Peter Klapperich Jr., and Mathew Betz, Jr., at Campion Col* lege. â€"*â€" The marriage of Miss Mary Steiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steiner of 1451 Wilmette avenue, to Mr. Frederick Henry Siegel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siegel of Glencoe, will take place on Wednesday, Thanksgiving Day at tfiree^t1rirty+ ♦ o'clock, at St. Frances Xavier church. \ % â€"*â€" Miss Bernice Shurtleff of 815 Lake avenue, accompanied Mrs. Harry Hansbury of Chicago, to Madison, last Sunday, where they were the guests of Mrs. Hansbury's father, Mr. Victor Arnold, formerly of Wilmette, this week. â€"♦â€" The "Rainbow Class" of the Meth- dist Church Sunday school, was en- tertained at the home of its teacher, Miss Helen Shurtleff, 815 Lake-ave- nue, on Wednesday afternoo. IOC I0C30I IOE Special Selling BROKEN SIZES If there is a sis* here mentioned that will be a fit for any of the If there is a »ixe hero mentioned that will be a ft for any of the familyâ€"now is the time to save. pair pair BOY'S BLACK LACE SHOES NO. tit .. size ...... 2 , Regular Price $5.00 - ::::::::*** NOW $3.85 BOY'S HOLLAND WELT NO. 2880 BLACK =*• :;:::::SH ) Regular Price $7.00 ...... - ........3H ...... " ........4H ..... n ........5 NOW $5.35 pair •in BOY'S HOLLAND WELT NO. 2885 BROWN ;::;;;* ( Regular Price$7.00 .....4H .....S .5*4 NOW $5.35 I pair MEN'S BLACK LACEâ€"MEDIUM TOE ...... 5H) Regular Price $7.50 ...".....• ........•*»» •is* NOW 4.85 KASPAR'S SHOE STORE 609 W. Railroad Ave - WILMETTE, ILL. ioi Phone 590 Mr.and Mrs. Paul W. Fowler of i 925 Linden avenue, have returned from a visit with relatives in Indian- apolis, where Mr. Fowler delivered an address before the Real Estate Board, and was a guest of the Adver- tising club. I â€"*â€" , Mr. H. B. Mulford, 835 Elm wood av- j enue, i* attending the Investment â-  Bankers' Association convention in New Orleans, this week. 1133 Greenleaf Avenue ' Telephone Wilmette 2433 nilllllUllillllllMlllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIHIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIMItlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll illl ill llllllllllllllllllllllllill! Photographs of Children Family Groups L at Your Home • â- â- â-  i ' â- ' Eugene L. ?w Phone Evanston 2238 Hoyburn Bldg. I ^L' iiEllilllllltlllhllill.....1.....1......l!!UnilUlltlllllll!llllMEIilt!l!IHIl!ll11llilHI11l£IEIIILIl!i:!!!;iIi;: i:!M!i!:^!!ltUMMn^ w Always Busy Making Good Things Get your orders in by 8 a. m. for Greenleaf Bread cind Cmkto* Sweet Cider - - Cream Doughnuts. Potatoe Salad - - - - Baked Beans Pumpkin Pie on Saturday Good Things For Sunday Night Suppers â-  • » Sandwiches made to order â-  *. â-  • llinillHIIIIIMlllMllllllllllllllHIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIMIinilllllUllllllllllllllllilllllllllMIIIIIMHIIIMM Greenleaf Delicatessen A ♦♦♦****♦**********♦*+*******************♦♦♦*****< Special for Saturday and Monday Only ? â- â-  November 5th & 7tb and R. A number of special booths are bei!^ arranged for, and since the sale '»* beinsr conducted early in the month, * t.s- prohable that many Christmas shoppers will plan to take advantage *» this splendid opportunity to ob- ty.n handsome homemade articles for Rttts. MiT^Gla^lys^CarlsBfom~oT S-rV has returned fAmi a ten weeks' trip inr&G&lana. PILLOW TUBING- A close weave, pure white pillow tubings ot a nice tine quality, in 42-irfeh width, that is well worth 50c a yard. We have a limited quantity, and for these two days sell this at, special, per yard will THE McALUSTER-WORTHEN CO. 1148 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette QUALITY MERCHANDISE~ BETTER SERVICE