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picnic bridgye party including a delicious picnic luncheon-to be given 'at the W'Oan's.Club of. Wire>eWednesday, .July20 at. 1:30 o'çlock, by the ways and, mneans committeey, is open to the Public. Anyone and everyone îs cordially invited by Mrs. Fred- erick W. Taylor, chairman of the party, to cone* and have a picnic in cornfort, and at ,a very moderate cost. The coolest, summer beach togs anyone possesses will be the thing to wear, for ev ryofle is going a la h1-.h andi nnvnfl who owns a beach or MOI f cît. Mrs. charge the entl *Ellis, daughter of Mr. and ivrs. William H. Ellis, 823 Green- wood "avenue, Wilmette, and. Stuart A. Ludlow, son'. of Mr.. and Mrs. William, G. Ludlow,, 2232 Sherman avenue, Evans- ton, have been entertainlflg in the past six weeks in horior' of their approachiflg marriage on Saturday evening, July 16. The first.,party .was a surprise.,din- ner given' June 1, at South' Haven,, Mich., by Miss Frances Fisher of Beverly, Huis. On -june 4, also at South Haven, a tniscellaneou sbsower was given by, Miss Fisher and Mrs. Russell Overton. Miss Dorcas Tuttle isplay on ýach um- and flot be seen, shower was given .pune ZZ, at vvil mette by Mrs. Charles Keller. Sr., and Mrs. Charles Keller, Jr. Miss Ells and Mr. Ludlow were entertained june 24, at a dance at the Skokie Golf club given by Miss Fran- ces Ellis, sister of the bride-elect. A tea in honor of the young couple wvas given june 29, at the Evanston home of Mrs. William Ludlow and Fave is iii anfd she and di Mrs. Forrest C. Snow >of this feature of the rrs. La Fave's commrittee and Mrs. Lo.OH. ill, Jr., <J r' fwinnerg, -wm» u me aevuivi.,ca Georgette Hill, and the following îveelk the debutante will return 'to aa Law'rence college for lier last ycar. She zas ±radutated fron North Shore Country' Day school a year ago. Mrs. Tracy Buckinghan of Wînnetka is giving a )uncheopi at the Casino for Miss Hill, the first zweek in September, one of a group of Iate-saner parties planned in ber hoppor. She plans fo spcnd miost of the summner at home, but may. go to her parents' ranch in Tex.as for part of the scason. Miss Hil wilI be one of the season's debutan tes zvho zvill bc asked to be a mannequin ian the annuai IFolI Pashion show and tea Wednesday siternoon, September 28, sponsored by the Winnetka board of Northwestern, Univrsity settiemient. Duaois-The Drake. ,dinner wiIl take place Thursaay eve- ning, July 14, at the home of Mr. Ludlow, and Mr. and Mrs. EllIs will give the bridai dinner at their home Frid'ay evening, july 15, before the *wedding rebearsal. The ceremony will take place at 8:30 o'clock ini the First Presbyterian church of Wihnette, with the Rev. James Venekiasen officiating. A re- ception at the Georgian hotel in Ev- anston will foliow the ceremony. WILMBITTE LIFE are in Party.