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WILMETTE LIFE led, known as the Kiinadshan group, w stem university, where Miss Childs will act as ribbon stretchers. They are edcling Josephine Johnstone, Jean Maddock, Invitations have been issued for the Marjorie Englehard, Virginia Connor, marr~age of Miss Harriet Childs, Catherine Smith, Janice Fisher, Muriughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Childs el Uhleman, Jane Ashman, Olive Eas906 Oak street, Winnetka, to Bur- on, Lois Kahnweiler and Annette .. n H. Atwood, Jr., son of Mr. and Thompson. · rs. Burton H. Atwood of 839 Elm Jean Heinsen of 772 Lincoln avenue, atree. !: Winnetka, in the Childs home Winnetka, the bride's cousm, will be :saturday, September 11, at 8 the ring bearer:~ 'clock in the evening. Dr. ]. W. F. A reception at the .home will follow Davies will perform the ceremony. the wedding, after which the bride and Miss Emily Hadiey, 913 Oak street, groom will leave on a short JVedding Winnetka, will attend Miss Childs as trip. Upon their return they .will blake maid of honor, and Wallace Leffing- their home at 904 Elm street, Winnet. ell of Evanston, formerly of Wil- ka. . ette, will serv~ a~ best rna~. ~. Both ·. Miss Childs and ·Mr. Atwood . A group of ett...-en Camp/ Fire ·girls re graduates ·qf New Trier High of Winnetka, whom ¥iss ..Childs :.has . ·~~l}ool, . and th.e y }~ter attended Northwas a member of Delta Gamma. During the past year, she has been secretary at th~ Winnetka Community house. Karl D. King, Jr., 914 Greenwood avenue, left the first part of the week on a two weeks' trip through the East. He will stop at Niagara Falls and Rochester, N. Y., and will later take a motor· trip through the New Hampshire and Vermont region. -oHenry ]. Braasch has sold his home at 1215 Gregory avenue to H. Borgfeldt, the photographer, and moved with his family this week to Beverly Hills. The Borgfeldts · were .expected to. take possession sometime this week. August Zl, 1926 Childa-Atwoocl W Klunder Residence Will Be Completed for Fall Occupancy One of the many pretty new Wilmette homes which are now being rushed to completion for fall occupancy, is one which A. E. Klunder, n~w residing at 1531 Spencer avenue, Wtlmette, is building at 909 Chestnut avenue, which he hopes to have completed by October 1. The North Shore Homes, Inc., with officies in Chicago, Wilmette and Highland Park, are. builders. The site which Mr. Klunder has chosen for his new home is a beautiful lOt on the south side of Chestnut, wit'h a· frontage of 50 feet and a depth of 185 feet. . He is building an English colonialt brick veneer house, of nine large rooms two baths and an extra lavatorv ~nd with provision for a third bath' room on the third floor. The master bath is of tan colored tile, trimmed in brown. The children's bath is of delicate blue tile. All tubs are provided with showers and are recessed in arched openings in the walls. One of the interesting features of the construction is that the house is iriS'ulated on all sides and under the roof with heavy balsam wool and celotex . . Oil will be used for heating, and in addition. a No-Kol oil burner will be installed for the water . heater. There is a two-car brick g-arage. The improvements. it is said, wHI cost upwards of $30,000. :. ... .. I· ' I I I. Give Many Pre-Nuptial . Affairs for Miss Tolen Miss Janet Tolen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Tolen of 1 Crescent place, is having many affair_s given in her honor before her marnal!e to Richard C. Pohlers on September 8 at the First Congregational church of vVilmette. On Thursday of last ,\-·eek Miss Dorothv Duncan of Kenilworth, entertained at a luncheon and handkerchief shower for twelve, and Friday Mio;;s Bessie Berrv of 7 Crescent place, Wilmette, entertained at luncheon and a miscellaneous shower. Tuesdav of this week Mrs. Daniel Fuller o.f Evanston. entertained at luncheon, and Thursday Mrs. Roland E. Greene of Evanston gave a . luncheon and miscellaneous shower for sixteen guests. Next Thursdav Miss Elinor Cobiskcy of Evanston, ~ill give an afternoon party and shower for sixteen guests, and on Friday Mrs. Edward L. Mer~ ritt of Rogers Park, will entertain at luncheon. Camillo A. Pohlers, father of the groom, and Emil, his son, who is to serve his · brother as best man, will arrive in Wilmette on September 5, the Sunday before the wedding. Miss Tolen is a g-raduate of the Art Institute, in the class of 1926. ·Mr. Pohlers was graduated from the Philadelphia Textile school in 1921. Fm-passmt,er, tw~" C~«h Six chllf'min& color optiotu Series 8o Olllw c..... l.ib 5-pusengcr, of-dOOr · ~ger. of-door · · 7-passenger Limousine · t11 S.IIIH-UJ~~r c. ..... · · · $3150 · 33so · HSO BUILD $27,500 HOME North Shore Homes, Inc., are just completing, for the market, a very attractive early colonial type house, of red brick and tile, at 1700 Forest avenue, Wilmette, priced at $27,500. The house comprises eight rooms and a sleeping porch and has two tile bathrooms and also an extra lavatory on the ·first floor. There is a two-car garage. Miss Mary Martin returned to her home at 1046 Elmwood avenue Wednesday of last week after spending two months on her . uncle's farm at Schodach's landing, N. Y. T.....u if ~;,.J ,.;s, '" ~ -o- Bvaa·toa· , m. Mrs. R. B. Miller, 1411 Elmwood avenue, had as her guest for five weeks her sister, Mrs. N. M. Holmes of Mindon, La. Mrs. Holmes left to return· to her home this week.