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mond N. Marshall of Wilmetie, took place Saturday morning, July 6, at St. Francis Xavier church. The ceremony was performed at 9 o'clock by the Rev. Bernard Brady and was followed by a. wedding breakfast and reception for. fifty members, of the' family aid 'close friends, at the, home of the bride's father. Trhe bride wore a gown of white mousseline-de-soie with a veil of Belgiumn net edged in mousseline- de-soie ruching wbich fiel from a coronet of lace witb orange blossoms on e ach* side. Her bouquet cou - sisted of gardenias and liles of the valley. Miss Harriet St. -Clair; who at- tended ber sister as maid of honor, wore green mousseline -de-so?ýe,.,a leghorn bat.trimmed*iii, green ribbon and a cluster of, white. daisies, and carried an old fasbioned bouquet of. blue delphiniumn and %vhite larkspur. Another sister, Miss Mary Patricia St. Clair, and the groomn's sister, Miss Dorothy Marshall, as brides-. maids,, wore. pink and blue mousse- uine-de-soie with matching. sashes, and'-bats and bouquets simfilar to those of themaid of honor. Francis McClellan served- Mr. Marshall as best man, wbjle the, ushers w'ere George Beaudin Robert Zech, joseph Joyce, jack L_. sin, and the bride's brother, Williami J., St. Clair. 1 Red roses and white peonies dec- oratéd the altar of the churcb, and the bride'5 home was festive witb roses, ferns, and lighted canidies. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall have re-1 lundfrom.a motor trip to Wiscozî- Sin à'ndt are residing temporari!y at 41 Linden avenue, Wilmette, .Luncheon Guests ýMrs., William R. Parkes of Evans-, ton was hostess at a bridge lunchteon Wediiesday of last week at Glen View C. D. PEACOCK JEWELERS -SINCE 1837 SitI and bMonroe 4 Palmer HOU». Coer Miss Katharine Haeris Roach of Witiietkà. is to become the bride of Winfield, Hall1 Jackson of Giencoe, in* the fati, her parents, Mr. and ,Mrs.' Leonard Harris- Roach, an - 11o10ced receàtly. Enfertafi'for Guesf if r. and Mrs. Wlliam Morton K~in-~ ney, 126 Abingdon. avenue, Kenil-' Worth, have returned from their va- cation at Minneapolis and at Green Lake, Wis., and are now enitertaining Amnos Potts of Los Angeles, in whose bonor they entertained at the. diiiner dance at Skokie Country club last Saturday' evening. ..P LR. P I FPYNAVENUE AT 58,1STREUET .N.MILLS . . . Chîcago Representafave 332 Souh ichigan Ave., WABash 8381 ruesday,- women's - golf;- Wednesday, M ontclair, N. J., who are visifing ini nen's golf and goodfellowship dinner;1 Wilmette. NEW LOW RATES 0 One of the most beautiful courses. and grounds on the North: Shore now available to the public as a fee course.. and at rates as low as 50e - 75e - $1.00 week days Special 'for ladies: any rnorning tili 12:00 .. except Saturday and Sundy ... only 50c. Well-equipped, modern club . -ouse.. dining room. and cafeteria. service. Ideally located two and one-half miles from the heart of Wilmette on Lake Avenue. This may Le the last year you, can enjoy this beautiful,* coUvenient golf clubLas a fee Course., Write or telephone> our Mr. Cook regarding fees and tournament rates., JONBROOiKS, President *Lake Ave. at Hainis Rd.-Phoe Wilmette 2980 P., O. Address, Glenview,_Ili. SEMI ANNUAL SALE 0F 3000-PAIRS 0 F, PURE ÊTHREAD 3 PAIRS F 1OR 2 00 regularly- sold at 1.00 pair KS F1FTH AVE] WINNETKA SHOP THE CHIMNEYS - CENTER ST. E