Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 26 Feb 1926, p. 30

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30 :"1r. and :Mrs. Henry Schultz, 1209 \Yashington avenue, entertained about 40 guests, all o{ whom were relati,·es, at a dinner . . aturday e\·cning, February 20, in ·their home, in honor of their twenty-fifth wedding anniver ary. WILMETTE A lecture will be given before the i\cighbors, Thur~day, :March 4, on "The Colomal House and ,its Interior," by Robert S. \ Vood, director of the Ar~ Decorating studios of :M arshall Field and company. LIFE February 26, 1926 "GET OUT AND·VOTE" CHALLENGE TO ROTARY IBaptist Church the Scene. of. ed1ing of , V trgtnta G opelana 1f SPECIAL OFFER We will be pleased to book advanced orders on conrracts at present low winter prices. for cleaning household goods. carpets, Oriental and Domestic Rugs, draperies. ere. Esrimator at your service. · Master Cleaner Service Costs No More The Only ~leaning Pl~nt m New Tner - :>. · ~USS __ ~,~~ CLEANING @J&- DYEING Phones Wilmette 3400 Greenleaf 700 Wilmette, lllinoia 1215 W aahin,.ton A·enue Our Town's Good Fortune Our town fortunately is near the great plant that runs night and day to supply the greatly increased demands for the standard fuel for home heating-Chi cago Solvay Coke. Besides pushing their plant to capacity the makers of Chicago Solvay Coke are co-op~rating wit~1 dealers to help the users of this standard fuel get maximum results from it i~ any heating plant-hot air furnace, hot water boiler or stove. Your dealer will arrange to have a Service Man call to see whether your heating plant is delivering all po~ sible heat from this highly efficient fuel. In the \Vilmettc Baptist church which was arti!)ticallr decorated with ierns, paints, ba~keb of springs flo\\·ers and candles, \\'ith the Rev. Francis C. Stifler officiating, ~liss \'irginia Copeland, daughter of ~lr. and ~lr ~. Thoma:, Agar Copeland of the Orrington ho - . tel, Evanston, iornH rly of \\. ilmcttc. became the bride of Harold Halmar Anderson, son of ~f r. and ~[ r-.,. A. lar ence Anderson of Princeton. Ill., Saturday evening, Feb.ruary 20. The bride \\'Ore a go\\'11 of Frt:nch georgette and :,ilvcr lace. fa~hioned \\'ith a court train, and a Brus~els lacc \'l'il and cap. She carried a sho\\'er bouquet of bride~ rt)~l's, ~\\·ect pea s. \'allcv lilies, and orchid~. Her maid ni lwno-r, ~I i. s Ccrtrudc Copeland, \\'a~ attired in apple grc~· n ~atin, and car ried pale ~·ello\\' rose~, ~\\'ect pea:-., and ireesia. The bride maids, ~1i ss 11arion :\lannerud. ~lr'-'. \\'illiant \\'. \\.hitl' :..r r . . Ho,,·ard l . Koeltm of 923 ~lain oi E,·anston. ~~ i-.~ Lilith Lid~een oi street was hoste s at bridge on Sat- Oak Park. and ~1 i-.s Elaine Burge-.~ ni urday, Fchruary 20. Decorations were Kenih,·orth, \\'ere in cream color crqll' >Ouquets in grad ua t in patriotic colors in honor of George satin and carried l_ ing ~hade:-. of pink rn-.(·-.. ~\n·et pea-. . \\.ashington's birthday. and free~ia. tied \\'ith h(1,, .._ to match. Tht· Au\\'t'r girl. Peggy :..1 ilnl·-... and tlh· in 20 Lessons on ring beartr, Adelaid Yirginia ~hrad~·r. Pia11o, Banjo, Sax., etc. 1 wore frocks of cream color rrepe :-.atm . Gordon Ander:--on ~enTd a-. be-..t man. and the u her" " '(· n · Jantt.:'-. l'atl·r-.t·tl. \\.illiam \\·. \\' hitl'. l·: ttgl'nt· l'(·nky. Chicago. Jh,igltt :\tills, John Rol!l'l" l'!>pl·land: vVrite for Free Booklet I and Thcnna-. .\gar Copl'lancl. Jr .. all ot 1 ~===:=::=:=::=::-:=.:=:=:=:::-:==::::::::' 1·: ,·an-. ton . lllllllllllolllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'llflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllll"l llllllllll .\ n·n·pti<lll wa:, hcl(l at till' llottlt 111 tltv hridv'-. unrk and aunt. a11d \1 r, l I . I.. I ~ l' ; t r h . 1227 .\ -. h Ia 11 rl a ' · 1 · 11 lll' . \ \ · i 1 t t1t·ttv. ait1·r tlw rcr~·n1tltl\ l'J·nn returning ircnn .t 1.~·111.\ttH·"n in tlll' ~~·utlt. \lr . ;tnd \1 ·-. .. \ nrkr-..,·11 \\ill t't"-irk .tl ,'_l,' \\ ' ;t-.llill~t~·tl ' l ' t t·:. (Continued from page 1) :::.ay, "for not making plenty \Yhen he had the chance." ...\1 en \\'ho in private life regard theft ,,·ith abhorrence, only too frequently, \\·hen they get into public office, arc reaJ\· to reach out their slim,· hands to pillage the public treasury,;' he said . "Call their camouflage what you " ·ill, I say they are just plain thieves." "Get out and vote at everv election," ,,·as ).1 r. Czarnecki\ concl~ding challenge. "Tell your friends and neigh})l)rs to get out and vote at every opportunity~ Sen·c on the jury when summoned! Assume your responsibilities as citizens. That is the only insurance of triumph O\Tr the organizt:d lllinorit,· that i~ :dO\\'l\' hut sttt ely de -.tro,·ing all that \H' s.o dearly cherish under thi :' great gon~rnment 'of the pe~r;,Ie. by the pt·<,pk and for the pl'ople. , ' . ' ' JASS mli~~~~~~~~.n \\a · 1 F.,·;ln-..tt ·11 The bridr at tl·ndt·rl \ \ '1·lln In· t'! ,J lt-:.:1 · ' t,,.,, \l'; 1 r-... ;tncl .l.!r;tcluatt·d ir11t11 .·r,ttlt I . . · . J . } >\\i:'t!'l'tl unt\t ·r-..tt\· ttl tltt· ~· ;1-..- 111 11_,' ~he i~ ;, ntt·ntlll'r 11J tltv .\l 1·lt;t l' lti -~~· orit \. f !t-r Jtu-..]J;ttld \\d-.. I.!T:tr!tl.t t·d ircn;t . ·,,rth\\l.' -..tt ·rt1 itt thl' ,·J:t-- (,j 1'12-1. and \\a-. a nH·ntJ,l.· r , j ~nilddl't. ,tttd I Dcru lt!ttlt·r.tt.'· ,,,cit·!'. . c /EYE STRAIN Causes Headaches I When Your- Eyea Need Care I · l_ CONSULT AN N apartment at The Orrington provides all the privacy of a detached home. but the freedom from responsibilities that only org.1nized service can bring to you. A EXPERT Solvay Coke You'll Li1ce Jt Sold exclusively by CHICAGO I <'hicago I havt taught the r·:-·(>, its t1·ouhle, in a I Eye College fnr O\'er ten years. For the truth and rig·ht glasses at a ~IODERA TE PRICE DR. J. J. LEWIS 7 W eat Macliaon St. COR. STATE lOth Floor ~ Bum it The Orrington fulfills 1n every way your conception of a real home. U niverstty 8 7 o o Phone A. M. to 6 P. M. Rand. 2~2fi GJM ezterminated Ia HOFFMANN BROTHERS WILMETTE Phone 131 ORRINGTON EVANSTON··~LLINOIS ~ ·""""""""""" """lltlllllllllltlllltlllltluttlulllllllttttllllllllltttltllllttllllllf Overatuffed Furni- ture by XTERMX proceaa of fumiga- tiq and treating. Furniture retumed auaranteed free from blfestation, odor- . '"ss and thorouchly vacuumed . ll!W!~ ...D'tn~M , ..

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