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latçr on ini the afterpoOn,' .The bride's. gow*. w made pf white satin. and lier .net vei1' was caught in a lace- cap. She ,carried white, roses and lilies of the vaiiey. Miss Mary Ann Miller, bier sister's maid of .honorp, and the two bridesmaids&,- -Mitss-Mary Jane 'Webster of ]Rogers. Park -and Miss- Marguerite Jans of Evanistoni a cousin ofth bride, wore similar dresses of blue hammered -satin. made. in. Venetian style,- and crowniess hats, of pinic veivet ribbon which matched, their .bouquets of roses. The two littie flower girls, Joaq Miller and Patsy Miller, nieces of -the bride, wore. pink taffeta Shirley Temple dresses.* Gerald May was best man for bis brother~, and tward May, a cousin of the bridegrooni, and Thomnas Brady, both of Wilmette, senved. as ushers. Mr. and Mrs. May are at home at 310 Park avenue, Wiimette. G UIDE-LECTURE TOURS "Egypt" at 3 p. m. on Monday, September 14, is the sutbJect eç4 the lrtof niext week's guide-lécture tours, for the genera itiblic at Field Museum of. Naturai History. On Tuesday and Thursday at the sanie hour there W'iil be general tours of anthropologicai, botanicai, geologicai and. zoologicai. exhibits; on Wednesday. the sub.ject wiil be "Moon, Meteorites and Minerais"; and Friday,, These tours, "Chinese Exhibits." * conducted*by staff lecturers, are open to al Museum visitors. Parties as,.semnble 'inside the north entrance. GOES TO TROY, N. Y. Carleton Kaumeyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Kaumeyer, 601 Linden avenue, ieft on Tuesday for Rensseiaer 1'olytechnicistitdte à! Troy, N. -Y. Mr. and Mrs. Kaumeyer came down to Wiimette- for the day on Tuesday, but wili remain at their summer borne at Chîwaukee, Wis., for severai more weeics. .1 ) Ps just between ourselves skirt sp A.nd only .75', 's v . Juge 700 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE Edga r A. Stevens, Iuc., 1624 Orr'bgto, £vude