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August Zl, .1926 WILMETTE LIFE · A CORRECTION Koenit-McK.enney W edcling Cites Big Advanta1ea Date Set for September 11 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. ·Koenig of 825 Gregory avenue, Wilmette, have issued invitations this week for the marriage of their daughter, Angela Doris, to Seward F. McKenney of 752 Foxdale avenue, Winnetka, to take place at 10 o'cl9ck in the morning, Saturday, September 11, at St. Francis Xavier church, Wilmette. A wedding breakfast and reception will be given for the members of the families after the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. Miss Koenig has chosen Miss Edna Seng as her maid-of-honor, and Miss Rose McKenney, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Helen Finn, and Miss Dorothea Garvy as bridesmaids. D r. M. Shumann of Cincinnati, Ohio, will act as best man for Mr. McKenner. John Hartnett, and James and Edward Byron, cousins of the bridegroom, wilt be the ushers. 1\·f amy qf Miss Koenig's friends are entertaining in her honor during the weeks preceding her marriage. Miss Marion McCarthy of Chicago entertained at bridge some time ago, and Miss Dorothea Garvy gave a luncheon and bridge at the Edgewater Beach hotel last Saturday. Miss Edna Seng will entertain for 'Mis s Koenig at luncheon and bridge in her horne at 401 - Lake. avenue, Wilmette, this Saturday. Mrs. Robert P. l\IcArdle of 809 Michigan avenue, Evanston, will entertain at bridge on Saturday, September 4. Miss Helen Finn will entertain at luncheon and bridge Wednesday, September 8, at the Edgewater Beach ho~el, in honor of Miss Koenig. 7\fr. and Mrs. Koenig will give a dinner for members of the bridal party in their home on Thursday evening, September 9. of Gabriel Snubben "Recent tests by a prominent spring manufacturer show that Gabriel Snubhers cut down spring rebound an average of fifty per cent," says ]. C. Slown of Motors Service, Inc., local Gabriel distributor. "Using a special machine built to duplicate the shock sustained by a car spr{ng when the wheel passes over a bump, various types of springs were tested with and without Snubbers. Uncontrolled springs oscillated from 8 to 13 times before coming to rest. With Snubbers attached, and under identica 1 conditions of load and impact, the number of oscillations were reduced to from · 4 to 6 times. "Translated into terms of greater riding comfort, this .means that the passengers in a car equipped with Gabriel Snubbers feel less than half 0 £ the bumps they would get in a car no t Snubber equipped." Frantz Proschowsky, professor in voice cul~ure, has been the guest fo r the past month in the G. T. Hellmut h home at 1705 Forest avenue. Durin g his stay in the Middle West he ha s been teaching voice in Chicago and in Minneapolis. He plans to leave thi s week-end for his home in Larchmon t, N. Y. Mr. Proschowsky and his famil y were formerly residents of Wilmette , living on Elmwood avenue. The y removed to New York two years ago ········e················· In the computation of prize winners 0 n Wilmette Day, the name of Ida Kathryn Cummiskey of 1336 Elmwood a venue, appeared as Catherine Panu shka. The error was made in the li sting of the prize ·winners in the field e vents. · Little Miss Cummiskey took t hird award. LOAK c~i I Ua . . . . . . . . · - - . . . _.........,: Jolaa H-cock M.taal Ufe J...... : -'· D. LA.NGWOR'rJR'. -..... &ace~ ---------·············--·· Frederick E. Lewis Resident NORTH SHORB 112 W. A.4. . . lt.; Leaa Cia..... I ~~I I Funeral Director Mr. Freduick E. Lewis, assisted by Mra. F. E. Lewis, bas bad twenty-one yea-:~ \»f successful service in the profeuionaJ field. The best testimony to their care· ful, couneous. and eonscientious work comes from those whom they have ~ervtd during their residence on tbt North Shore. All calls will be persoaally at· tended to by Mr. Lewis. · Out new Dr! Lux2 Invalid Coach ia available lot emttgency calla · tJt our Wilmette FUrletal Home. V tty Lateat in M oJe:n Limouaiue P truipmtnt 11 ~o Central A venae Parlors phone, Wilmette 3 ~ t; l WILMETTE Home phone. Wilmette 15 52 = ~11111111111 lllllllll~lllllllllllllllllllllllmllllllllllllllllllllllllll HDIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIUIIIIIIIIUIUIIDmii iUIHIIIIII UNPRECEDENTED An unusual event in Music History-the remarkable sale of genuine VICTOR Records. = Ralph Horween to Study Law, Coach at. Harvard ·Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Horween and their small daughter of 1040 Forest a\·enue are leaving the first part of next week to spend the first half of September in Mr. Horween's father's home in Chicago. They will leave the middle of September for Cambridge, l\f ass., where Mr. Horween will study in the Harvard Law school this winter, and assist his brother, Arnold, newly appointed coach of Harvard football, during- the football season. The Hor\\·een brothers were well-known stars on the Harvard team when they were in school. IN WESTERN TOURNEY Jimmy Fee. professional at the Rollin£r G.reen Country club, left Sunday for Indianapolis, where he is playing the last of this week in the Western · Golf assoctattOn open tournament. S e \·eral north shore members of the club are following him in the tournament. 75c Records-Now selling at 29c each-4 for $1.00 What an opportunity to round out your collection of Victor Records at an incredibly low cost! -- . G.rt.rrll...,.. ~~D.. !nut~_, flftMI BOfttl ,.,.,.,._, Loan~ R«tl b~~~r· - . All Your Favorite Artists and Orchestras are adequately represented in the generous assortment of records, which we are offering at less than usual price. Stop in today and make your selections: such amazing values cannot last long. The sooner you come the wider will be your range of choice. == Corre1poadeat1 MetrepoUtan Lllelnsuranoe ·CODipaDJ' MIWODI to Loaa = ~ == = = Flnt Mortca1e1 = M. 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