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*.Mary Louise He Ys An Emipire style w ,e dd i ii g dress of ivory, satin was worn b3' Miss Mary Louise Hays, daughiter of Mr.. and Mrs, Clyde T. ýHâys, 519 Laurel. avenuie, Wilniette, for ber màrriage Fn- day evening at St. Mary's church in Evanston to Alan M. Fergu- son,, son of, Mr.* and Mrs. Louis A. Ferguson 'of. Evanston. The gown "',%as mède, witih à,long draped'train, over which feli a long veil of roseon lace, held iplace 1w a Medici cap of rose- point. Miss \irginia Hays, the bride's sis5- ter, who served, as inaid. of honor, wore a high waisted gown of lilac mharquisette over matching taffeta and a smal bat of violets. She car- ried violets, jonquils, and orcbids. Mns. M. A. Van Nostrand, Jr., of Torest Hilis, Long Island, the matron of honor, and the eight bridesmaids * were gowned similanly in redingote dresses of marquisette over taffeta, cut high in the front and low in the back, with full sîceves. Mrs. Van Nostraiid was in lilac, and the brides- maids ini yellow. They wore tiny matching bats, and carried jonquils. A. Ferguson, jr., of -Lake ]Forest, Mrs. Henry J. Butler of St. Louis, Mrs. Paul Cumnmins of Evanston, Miss Grace Siater of Richmond, Va., and Miss Jane Williams of Chicago. Walter Marting of Marion, Ohio', the bridegroom's roommate at Yale, served as best man. The ushers were Arthur and Louis Ferguson, Jr., brothers of the bridegroom, Henry Butler of St. Louis, a brother-in-Iaw, fluBoie-The Drake Studio îVc'aring aon in/'orted French wvedding dress WIIbh a six-yard train& of bIish. h'oryl satin, and 7vith two veils tinted the same shade and cau ght to a coronet of pearil eoves, Miss Deiphyne Poley of Wilmette u'as married to J. Hotus GIeason, of the sanle villaqe, iast Saturday afternoon. A e theW îvedding trip.tv Berm'uda, thse bride and brideproom in Il beat home iii the Casa Boî,ita a/'artineents in Chicago. J. Hollis Cleason An altar, banked with Easter flies in-the center and red rose", on eitber side, fô,rmed the back- ground for the wedding of Miss Deiphyne'. Foley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jordan, Foley . of Wilmette, and.J.. Hollis Glea- son,, the son of, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis- G. Gleason of Wilmette, latSaturday afternoon at St.* Francis Xavier church. An important Lucien LeëLong wed-ý ding gown, with a six-yard train, bell steeves and a highi neckline, was worn by the bride. The dress, of blush ivory satin, harmonized with two. veils tinted the. saine shade as -the gown and ,fastened to a coronet of peari leaves. Her bouquet was of tiles of the valley. Miss Hazel White of Glehcoe, the maid of bonor, was. gowned in coral net, and the bridesmaids wore blush pink net._ T1he dresses were styled alike with, bouffant, skirts and jackets, and, al. the bride's attendants wore snl pink bonnet hats of feit and carried bouquets. of lilacs. Miss Darlene Fo-' ley served her sister as junior brides- maid, and the other attendants were: Miss Anne Lildle of Winnetka, Miss jean Prosser of Wilmette, Mfiss Phyllis 'Sheehy of St. Joseph, M~o., and Mrs. John T. Snite of Kenil- worth. John T. Snite was the best maii. Those acting as ushers were: Roy Rennacker of Winnetka, Oakley Jenks of Winnetka, jack Foley, brother of the bride, and John Glea- son of Wilmette. The Rev. Bernard Brady performed the.ceremony at 3:30 o'clock, a re- ception at Excmoor Country club fol- lowing. A spectacular decorative note at the reception was a fountain cen-. teroiece. illed with io1dfish. andI il- bride ar2 n at Sea IlbndGa. paera, rsol Supper Dance Hou.f Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crane, 120 Robsart road, Kenilworth, entertain- ed a party for fourteen guests at the formai supper dance at the Chicago Athletic club, Saturdayevening. plaicé road, néton.