Social happenings in Wilmette

The Woman's club was transformed into a veritable garden yesterday for the musical given by Mrs. C. C. Mitchell, Mrs. E. L. Fitz-Randolph, and Mrs. Frank L. Robbins. Flower boxes were arranged under the windows, large hanging baskets were suspended from the ceiling, and the walls in the entrace and the auditorium were banked with palms and potted plants. The stage contained a pretty pergola, covered with green, and large baskets of pink roses. The mantelpiece in the club room was banked with green, in front of which stood a large refreshment table, decorated in pink, and presided over by Mesdames Rexford Bellamy, Edwin Thurman, Charles Gibson and Hayes McKinney. Assisting in receiving the guests were Mesdames Charles A. Wanner, Robert Cochran, H. J. Wolf, Robert Smith, and Louis Springer.
A number of young women acted as ushers and assisted in passing the refreshments, among them Misses Margaret and Norma McMillen, Marcelle Lavelle, Margaret Stattman, Hazel Pierson, Margaret Hall, Helen Gemmil, Marion Perkins, Vera Lobanoff, and Margaret Scheidenhelm. A program was given by Mrs. Minnie Fish Griffin, accompanied by Mr. L. R. Hammond, pianist and composer, consisting of some fifteen selections, among them an aria from "Louise," two German songs and others. This was a very beautiful and successful entertainment and was enjoyed by several hundred North Shore ladies.The Woman's club was transformed into a veritable garden yesterday for the musical given by Mrs. C. C. Mitchell, Mrs. E. L. Fitz-Randolph, and Mrs. Frank L. Robbins. Flower boxes were arranged under the windows, large hanging baskets were suspended from the ceiling, and the walls in the entrace and the auditorium were banked with palms and potted plants. The stage contained a pretty pergola, covered with green, and large baskets of pink roses. The mantelpiece in the club room was banked with green, in front of which stood a large refreshment table, decorated in pink, and presided over by Mesdames Rexford Bellamy, Edwin Thurman, Charles Gibson and Hayes McKinney. Assisting in receiving the guests were Mesdames Charles A. Wanner, Robert Cochran, H. J. Wolf, Robert Smith, and Louis Springer.
The Woman's club was transformed into a veritable garden yesterday for the musical given by Mrs. C. C. Mitchell, Mrs. E. L. Fitz-Randolph, and Mrs. Frank L. Robbins. Flower boxes were arranged under the windows, large hanging baskets were suspended from the ceiling, and the walls in the entrace and the auditorium were banked with palms and potted plants. The stage contained a pretty pergola, covered with green, and large baskets of pink roses. The mantelpiece in the club room was banked with green, in front of which stood a large refreshment table, decorated in pink, and presided over by Mesdames Rexford Bellamy, Edwin Thurman, Charles Gibson and Hayes McKinney. Assisting in receiving the guests were Mesdames Charles A. Wanner, Robert Cochran, H. J. Wolf, Robert Smith, and Louis Springer.
The Woman's club was transformed into a veritable garden yesterday for the musical given by Mrs. C. C. Mitchell, Mrs. E. L. Fitz-Randolph, and Mrs. Frank L. Robbins. Flower boxes were arranged under the windows, large hanging baskets were suspended from the ceiling, and the walls in the entrace and the auditorium were banked with palms and potted plants. The stage contained a pretty pergola, covered with green, and large baskets of pink roses. The mantelpiece in the club room was banked with green, in front of which stood a large refreshment table, decorated in pink, and presided over by Mesdames Rexford Bellamy, Edwin Thurman, Charles Gibson and Hayes McKinney. Assisting in receiving the guests were Mesdames Charles A. Wanner, Robert Cochran, H. J. Wolf, Robert Smith, and Louis Springer.
The Woman's club was transformed into a veritable garden yesterday for the musical given by Mrs. C. C. Mitchell, Mrs. E. L. Fitz-Randolph, and Mrs. Frank L. Robbins. Flower boxes were arranged under the windows, large hanging baskets were suspended from the ceiling, and the walls in the entrace and the auditorium were banked with palms and potted plants. The stage contained a pretty pergola, covered with green, and large baskets of pink roses. The mantelpiece in the club room was banked with green, in front of which stood a large refreshment table, decorated in pink, and presided over by Mesdames Rexford Bellamy, Edwin Thurman, Charles Gibson and Hayes McKinney. Assisting in receiving the guests were Mesdames Charles A. Wanner, Robert Cochran, H. J. Wolf, Robert Smith, and Louis Springer.
The Woman's club was transformed into a veritable garden yesterday for the musical given by Mrs. C. C. Mitchell, Mrs. E. L. Fitz-Randolph, and Mrs. Frank L. Robbins. Flower boxes were arranged under the windows, large hanging baskets were suspended from the ceiling, and the walls in the entrace and the auditorium were banked with palms and potted plants. The stage contained a pretty pergola, covered with green, and large baskets of pink roses. The mantelpiece in the club room was banked with green, in front of which stood a large refreshment table, decorated in pink, and presided over by Mesdames Rexford Bellamy, Edwin Thurman, Charles Gibson and Hayes McKinney. Assisting in receiving the guests were Mesdames Charles A. Wanner, Robert Cochran, H. J. Wolf, Robert Smith, and Louis Springer.
The Woman's club was transformed into a veritable garden yesterday for the musical given by Mrs. C. C. Mitchell, Mrs. E. L. Fitz-Randolph, and Mrs. Frank L. Robbins. Flower boxes were arranged under the windows, large hanging baskets were suspended from the ceiling, and the walls in the entrace and the auditorium were banked with palms and potted plants. The stage contained a pretty pergola, covered with green, and large baskets of pink roses. The mantelpiece in the club room was banked with green, in front of which stood a large refreshment table, decorated in pink, and presided over by Mesdames Rexford Bellamy, Edwin Thurman, Charles Gibson and Hayes McKinney. Assisting in receiving the guests were Mesdames Charles A. Wanner, Robert Cochran, H. J. Wolf, Robert Smith, and Louis Springer.

Among the many accounts of the brides and weddings of this June of 1914, which claim our undivided attention at present, comes an occasional hint that the stately matrons and sweet-faced mothers we know, once stood in the lime-light, as bright and girlish pictures as our brides of today. A very unusual "wedding party" will be given this Saturday when Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McCullough celebrate the anniversary of their silver wedding. The guests, about one hundred in number, are the same who witnessed a pretty June wedding twenty-five years ago, which took place at the Bethany Congregational church in Chicago. The members of the bridal party who gathered about the bride and groom, then as light-hearted boys and girls, will be with them Saturday evening, a serious business men and gracious matrons, whose daughters, now young ladies, will be in charge in the dining room. The spacious rooms in the McCullough home will be decorated in pink and white, with many flowers and fersn. The occasion will be a happy one, as such a reunion of many old friends must be.

The twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Fatch was Wednesday of last week, and they were tendered a delightful surprise that evening by the members of the ladies' and men's whist clubs, who presented them with a beautiful silver sandwich plate, engraved with their monograms and the two dates.

Mrs. Arthur Taylor entertained at luncheon Friday in honor of her sister, Mrs. Parrish.

Mrs. James Melville will entertain the Travel club on her spacious porch next Tuesday with a picnic luncheon This is the last meeting of the year, and Mrs. Haskin of Glencoe will read a paper reviewing the work of the year.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Steele and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Dibble will give a dance at the Ouilmette Cocuntry club next Friday evening, June 12.

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Wrenn, 518 Linden avenue, entertained several young folks at a birthday party for their son, William Brent Wrenn, Jr., Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shantz, 1053 Linden avenue, will celebrate their thirtieth [30th] wedding anniversary tomorrow evening. Twenty-four guests have been invited to pass the evening at bridge in the Shantz home.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Meers, 1341 Elmwood avenue, entertained members of hte Admiralty club of Chicago at dinner in their home Saturday evening.

The members of the Crescent and the Cozy Corner circle gave a lawn party Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. P. Van Schaack, 614 Linden avenue.

Mrs. Sheldon Greiner, 931 Greenwood avenue, entertained several friends at luncheon and bridge Wednesday afternoon for Miss Marjorie Taylor of Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wrigley entertained at dinner Decoration Day at Westmoreland Country Club. The evening was most delightfully spent in dancing.

Mrs. Harry Cumberland, 119 Fifth street, was hostess at a luncheon Tuesday afternoon for Miss Ina Frame of Glasgow, Scotland, who was married to Frank Scott of Minneapolis, Minnesota, Wednesday.

Two miscellaneous showers were given this week in honor of Miss Marion Perkins who will be one of the June brides. Miss Gladys Mars of Kenilworth entertained on Thursday, and Mrs. Ralph Horn of Evanston on Monday afternoon.

Mrs. William O. Beit, 601 Washington avenue, will entertain a few friends at dinner in their home Saturday evening.

Mrs. Charles W. Wrigley, 427 Greenleaf avenue, entertained at luncheon and bridge Monday afternoon for her aunt, Mrs. M. D. Ring, of Philadelphia, Pennsyvlania

Mrs. F. E. Robinson, 715 Linden avenue, was a luncheon hostess Wednesday.

Mrs. G. Maerklin of Highland Park will entertain the members of the Pot Luck club at her home Thursday, June 11.

Mrs. H. Danforth Skelton, 511 West Railroad avenue, will entertain the Merry Matrons, Wednesday, June 10, at her home