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· .. · ~1;.,0 GlOOm Retwli . The home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Field, 13).1 Elmwood avenue, was the scene of a small, quiet wedding last Saturday evening, when Miss Doris Lucille Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Myers of Stockton, IlL became the bride of Harry Bryson Field. A supper was served after the ceremony which took place at 8 o'clock. The bridge wore a frock of pink georgette and carried sweet peas and roses. Her only attendant, her sister, Miss Loris Myers, was in orchid georgette and carried lavender and white ffowers. Paul Hermsmeier of lt'reeport, Ill. served as Mr. Field's best man. The bride and groom left immediately afterwards on a short motor trip and (eturned to be the guests of honor at a dinner given by Mr. Field's mother Tuesday evening. After Short lloaeJnlooa ......_. ia NOI'ila.tta.. n...ier G..Bi a..-.·I· A.pplleuta at TI'JO'Ib Ia WiaMtb Lut Moacla,. Three plays are being considered by the play reading committee of the North Shore Theater Guild, one of which will be chosen for the. next offering of the Guild. The three plays under consideration are "Caesar's Wife " by Somerset Maugham; "The Metr~poulus Secret," by Karl Capek; and one called "Tons of Money." As soon as one is decided upon, plans will . go forward toward s~lectin~ a c~st and starting the machmery m motton for its presentation along the north shore, beginning March 6. The privilege of acting in North Shore Theater Guild productions is highly valued by actors and actresses in north shore towns. This was proved when about one hundred amateurs appeared at the Guild try-outs Monday afternoon and evening, January 30, at the Winnetka Community House. Most of the candidates have had experience in theater groups in their communities, and all seemed eager to give the Guild's new director, David Owen, a favorable impression of their voice, appearance and talent in a sketch lasting barely two minutes. Mr. Owen was assisted by Mr5. Laird Bell, ){ rs. Frederick Dickinson and Lewis Ellsworth Laflin in hearing all the candidates. Information regarding previous experience of each candidate was carefully noted, so that the business of selecting a cast for future Guild productions will be easier. Since the Guild attempts to select actors that most closelY. resemble the character to be played, the file thus made will prove valuable. 13" .I a z. ·aDd Ytt~etables ~- ......................... ~~c: Wiacooaia Potatoes. Z pecka for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 pouacla for 75C: Fire Cauaea $100 Damage L -....... to Hoffman Gree~oou~ The Wilmette fire department was summoned to the Hubbard Hoffman Greenhouse on Ridge road last Friday to extinguish a fire which caused about $100 damage. The blaze was attributed to the spontaneous iginition of oil rags being used by painters in the decoration of one of the rooms. On Thursday of last week the firemen were also summoned to the home of Edinund W. Pridemore at 339 Oak Circle where an automobile had caught fire. No damage was incurred from t blaze which was extinguished without difficulty. 3. Dry Oaioaa. .. ................ ~Sc: 4. F1oricla Oraqea. 4 . . . for ..... ·............ . SI.OO s. ~~~················ tl!tc: _._.au Oar frab fruita and vegetables are available at our store by 9 o'clock every momiag. Peaches, No. 3 cana. ' ·· ~"' 3aillf·............... ~..... ,_ i 0 SI ·00. Yr. and Mrs. E. C. Willison, 1011 Greenleaf avenue, have been away for the past fortnight on their annual trip Mr. and Mrs. Robert Biehl and their in the South. At present they are in Texas; From there they: will go on daughter, Janet, spent the week-end to Florida and Cuba. They will be with Mrs. Biehl's mother at Crystal away sbc or eig~.t 'weeks. . Lake. I .. ·· s.::!7! ~.~....... :...... Sl.OO ·. saN~ J -- . ~or ........... .··· ... . .SI.OO .j: ... Pineapple· ·· s.w·.a.rtJett Pean. (~) I . · · · · · · · · · · · · ·..· ! · · · ~ ; . ·· · II. Savor.:S.Jmon .~ ...:- ......................... . .................. ... . · SPECIAL . " II. ~Green Olive. I "" ~ f · ... . ... I ". 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·· .·! IZ. · . · , l..lq~ Ripe OliV.. · : ·~i: . .- -. ~.- caal ... ,..:. ·... . . . . . ..... · . . . ··.: 0 7 ·8 . 5 I c: c: 0 ;· FRIDAY and SATURDAY ·. :):1ri4ar::~~d ~atu:~day '!e a~ offering two Radia~t mops for t~ pnce ~f ~ne. . Thas wall let every housewife own two mops-one to bt ilstd on the walls, and one to lie pstd on the ftoor. ~- Or, a saving in footsteps ~ay be accomplished by keeping one mop for upstain use exclusively, and one for down stairs ose. IJ. . ~Family~. ° · :·a Lara . . ...... ; . ~ ~ ............· ; 67C: Do not miu thia uk. . . ... . ~If dozea. We hladle a fall line of Savoy can goods at· very reasonable ~ Y OD Call "Ve money by buyin1 them by the · Our MW 2 mo~ for 98c 5 FREE DELIVERIES DAILY aton ha been att~tted: within a few montha we. will haw one ol aht innt builllintt on tbe North Short. llballe 1161 AL AYBifUB WOIIF-GRIFFIS, Inc., HDW. 1185 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wn. l58