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End.of The chimes of Christ, church in Winnetka rang Out for ,haif an hour Wednesday evenin ah ter the ýwedding ceremony of Miss Roberta Beckler and Rus-. sel 1, H. Gress, .Jr., which. was performed at 8:30 o'clock by, -the Rev. Ashley Gerhard before -an ýaltar banked with white,' ehrysanthernurs. A reception was held afterwards -in the 'home of the bridé's parents,..Mr., and Mrs. Robert Beckler, at 870 Sheridan road,,Winnetka. A string of pearls, the gift ofth Ibridegroom,..,and real lace. at the neck triinmed the bridai gown' of ivory satin mnade> wit4h long sleves. .and a train. A tulle veil fell from lier simiple tulle cap and she carried a white prayer book with a shower of liles of the valley. Mrs. Richard Fuller, sister of the The course wiIi consist of sixc readings, the first occurrinqz Octob.er 2, at The Mary Crane League, at a board meeting held Monday, announced that.-it would sponsor a series of book reviews to bIe given, at the borne of Mr.S. Frank F. Ferry, 391 She*ridan road, Winnetka, by- Mrs. Carl. Johnsen., al.so a Wirmetkan. ond is November 6. and the third, December 4, ail at th-, sa.m'-hn ur. The dates for tbe last three programs1 wil be posted later. Mrs. Ferry, who is a director of the Mary Crane league, bas very gener-* o0usly offered.ber home for the entire series, and tbeýmembers of tbe league. are thankful to her for ber kindness spaciôns avaitable in maki1ng~ber home. The league feels that it is very fortunate in securint, Mrs. Jobnsen for, the readirîgs, and annoutres that anvone interested in tickets. eilier individual, or in a groutn. may get thern bv calling Mrs. Leo J. McShane. Winnetk 2635. or Mrs. H. E. Zipprodt. Kenilworth 5594. .Tickets are sold in the series at a cost per' ticket a litie less than when 10 o'clôck in the mortin'i-. The sec- <carried a bouquet of gold and deep red dahlias to contrast with her dres -of dusty rose brocaded silk and her braided coronet cap of the rame 'bridegroom, as matron of bonor, Mcgraw, and Miss Vivian Rice of Winnetka, and they carried -dahlias in two shades of fuchsia. Ison ' misActe-Zle iayi 7, miss jea rhinestone coronet and a shoulder Mrs. Beckler wore a silver and corsage of purpie orchids witb her gown of pearl gray satin, and Mrs. Gress, mother of the bridegroom. wore a Juliet cap and white orcbids with her royal bine satin dress. Ant rnusu<zl bridai gowil of silver lasmê, fashioned on princes£: unes ith large leg o',mInutto»it leeves, was worn by Miss Sally Owens of 1Evanston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Newton Owens, for bter miarrioaqe Solurday, September 5, to Williain Lindsley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Lindsley ôf Kenilzvorth. The cerernony took place i». St. Luke's pro-cathedralin Evanston, a reception follouwiiig at tie Woman's Club of Evanston. Af ter az wedding trip to California anîd Mexico, Mr. Liý,idsley and his bride zîil be at ho nte lit Evanston. Photo by DxIBolm--The Drake Friends of -Groom's Mother Fee Bride . Several friends of her fiance s mnother have entertained in hônor of. Miss Virginia Laurene Barton of Grand Rapids and Chicago whose marriage to Charles Arthur Keller, Ir.. son of M-r. and Mrs., C. A. Keller, J(now., It was a, from a personai 'Meration, what ' of the sumed îgswo roozc school, JEvanston' Fridayone evening. Miss attendant, will have bne, at the ton Betty -Norton of Chicago. tý