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8 WILMETTE LIFE November 15, 1929 Local Teacben to H~ Eleanor Hall's Wedding Allen D. Albert Nov. 18 to Take Place ·Saturday Allen D. Albert, former editor of the E,·anston 1\ ews-lndex, .will address the \Vilmette Teachers' club at it s monthly meeting Monday, KO\·ember 18, on the Century of Progress exposition to be held in Chicago in 1933. Mr. Albert is associated with the \\~o rld's Fair ~peaker!'- · bureau. Uptown Players in Benefit Production r One of the interesting weddings of the autumn will take place at St. Mark's Episcopal church in E\·anston at 4 o'clock Saturday, when :\{iss Eleanor Lorinda Halt, daughter of Mrs. \Villiam Titeston Halt, will be married to the Rt. Rev. Frank Elmer \\'il son. D. D .. bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Eau Claire, \\'i s. Autumn appointment of russet and ~r r~. George Keehn of Indian Hill, il'rtnerly of Kenilworth, entertained brown will distinguish the decorations :-.c,·trar friends at luncheon yesterday of the church arid of Cunningha~n <~t hl'r home. house where the reception will follo_ w the service. The ritual will be read by the Rt. Rev. Charles Palmerston Anderson~ bishop of Chicago, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Arthur Rogers. rector · of St. Mark's. The bridal party will include as matron of honor the bride's sister, Mrs. Frederick P. I ves; as maid of honor Dr. \\Tilson's daughter, Florence ; as bridesmaid Miss Florence Kehoe of Chicago, Miss Hall's close l\IRS. KELTZ formerh· friend. The groomsman will he the of the Powder Box bishop's brother, Albert E. \Vi.Json. and ushers will be Stanley Rich, RichStevens is new lora ted in ard Yates Hoffman. Ha\' Calkins and her own shop ready to James H. Knight. all Sigma Phi frat-serve her many North ernity brothers of the bridegroom. I (Photo hy Staff Photo~o?,Taplu · r ' Following the reception Bishop \\'il -· The Cptown Players, little theater group from the People's churrl 1 Shore friends and pat~on s. son and his' bride wilt lea\'c on a wc<l- 1 ~~f Chicago, appeared in the play. "A Just Claim.'" at tht Gift tea condurtl' cl ding trip and return to mal{e their rcctnth· h\' the \\'ilmctte \\'oman's club a. a benefit for the Economy Shop . home in Eau Claire at 145 1\f arston 1 l~eadin.g f~nm left tn right are ~L J. Riley. :\.nita \\'ilson. Florence ~I cilium . avenue. lames Criffin (director), and Sari Szekely. The LTptown Players were awardl' d iirst plar1: in tht Little Theater tournament last sq.slm. 426 LincLm Avenue \Vednesday l'n·ning- the . Kl'nil\\'orth I l.nion church ga\'~ tl_H~ annual Autumn Phone . Wilmette 4454 SHOW MOVIES OF ARCTIC HAS SURPRISE PARTY du111cr at the l'euJhn1rth Asseruh1~· I hall. \ew Tril'r Hig-h sc hool htlys \\·ill "l'\ of 1008 ~I eyers ~1 r:-- . Thl't)(lure Crel·nkai an-mtl' \\·as ~urprisccl re- a m )tion picture illu strating the n~ ~r n.·ntly \rhen a group of her friends dtrJ .\rctic expedition Friday. ~O\'l' lll in1111 l'hic<t~O. Elgin, and Aurora cauw her 22. The f.tm will h"· presented t11 : QUALlTY OUR FIRST- CONSIDERATION to her home for <Ill l'\"<'ning of games der thl' auspices of the Sc· a Scout or an<} dancinl!' in crlchration of !Jer ganizatinn and will he l'xplained h y a hirthda~· . ,A tlllidnight supper W'l" Sea ~c,·nt <'xcrutin: \rho \H'Ilt \\i1 :1 snn·d . the expedition. All Next Week EUGENE Permanent Wave .... $8 at LINDEN CREST 'BEAUTY SHOP for Thanksgiving Squabs Chickens Ducks Geese Turkeys SUNDAY DINNER November 17, 1929 Price: $1.35 MENU Orange and Grapefruit Supreme Crab ~f cat Cocktail Jumbo Mixed Olives Celery Hearts Chicken Noodle Soup or Cream of Mushroom Soup l~oast ... All poultry sold by us has been raised on nearby farms, and · is the finest e\'er offered, quality is the first consideration. All birds are home dressed, and if you so desire, you may choose a Ji,·e bird, and we will dress it while you wait. The demand for our Squabs is ever increasing . . . and we want you to tl')' them . . . then tell us whether or not you ha,·e ever tasted a more delicious di~h. ENTREE Vermont Turkey with Apples and Raisins Half Fried Spring Chicken Country Style Roast Prime Ribs of Beef-Au Jus Baked Virginia Ham with Spinach Broiled Double Lamb Chops on Toast with Mint Jelly Special Club Steak-11 us broom Sauce Candied Sweet Potat~ Parsley Buttered Potato Potato Cauliflower or Buttered Hubbard Squash-Buttered Peas Sherbet Head Lettuce, Roquefort Cheese Dressing ~fashed Strictly fresh e~gs every day. exceedingl)' low. EllS You will find our prtces Cider Made from pure apple juice only. 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