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Wl! MPTTaP . l wSp*mbr Or.3 White: Is Keynote Of Burgess - Aldrichi Wedding Ceremony White marked the keynote for the marriage of Miss Vir- ginia Burgess of Wilmette and Paul Packard Aldrich of Win- netka last Saturday afternoon at the Wilmette Parish Metho- dist church. The bride wore a wbite satin prin- cess dress trimmed with beads and fashioned with long, tigbtfitting sleeves -an-d a high neck. Her thnee quarter Iength tulle veil was attacbed to a cononet of orange blossoms which had been worn by the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Paul 1. Aldrichi, when she was a bride. The bridai bouquet was of white sweet peas, baby's breath, and wbite rosebuds. Miss Dorothy Burgess, who served ber sisten as maid of honor, wore a white crepe gown with a large blue taffeta sash. Her flowers.-were white gladiolus and blue Iarkspur. The two bridesmaids, Miss Margery Hume of Wilmette, and the bridegroom's sister, Miss Helen Aldrich, wore dresses like the maid of honor!s, but their ashes were pink instead of blue, and their flowers were pink gladiolus. The bide's motber. Mrs. Charles E. Burgess, wore taavy blue crepe, a bat to match, and a sboulder corsage of .gardenias. Mrs. Aldrich was in a black veivet gown, and she wore a black velvet bat and a corsage of gar- denias. The -wedding ceremony Was per- formed at 4 o'ciock by tbe Rev. Oscar Tbomas Oison in the presence of 180 fiends and, relatives, who remained for tbe informai reception beld after- wards in the churcb rooms. Francis Glenn of Chicago served Mr. Aldrich as best man. Tbe ushers were Floyd Van Enroy and Lew Merrili, botb of Evanston. The church altar was dec- orated with large baskets of white gladiolus and taîl candlesticks with ligbted tapers. .Mr. Aldricb and his bride are on a fortnight's boneymoon in the east where they plan to visit Washington. 'New York, and Boston. Tbey will be at home after October 1, on thte soutli side of C2hicago. Send. Dahlias to Sick * Wiimette was, in charge of Dahlia day at the North Shore Garden cen- ter in Winnetka Community House on1 Monday of this week. The flow- ers used that day, beautiful in their *color and fo6rm, were sent in to the Chicago Plant, Fruit, and Flowen guild on Tuesday morning of this week to lend their brightness and cheer to those undenprivileged and gridge Tea Mn. and Mrs. Arthur Bonnet, 157 Robsant place, ententained at a bridge tea lait Sunday. Autumn Bride Krafthefers Announce Daugher'sBetrothal Mr andghtrs. James M. Kraft- * hefer, 901 Oakwood avenue, announce *the engagement of their daugbter, SMiss Patricia Krafthefer, to Albert R. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Thompson of, Highland Park. Miss Krafthefen attended St. Mary's of Notre Dame. Mr. Thompson studied at the University of Mich- igan wbere he was a member of jAlpha Tau Omega fraternity. Tbe iwedding will be an event of the near future. Birfhday Supper Mrs. Frederick d'Aix, 307 Melrose Savenue, Kenilworth, entertained fortN ~.guests at a buffet supper recetntly in h onior of ber husband's birthda,%. Engaged Legare-Loving Photo A1nother Sept ember bride wuas .1iss> Marjorie 7'ugaw of Wilisiettc, zehose mnarriage to Richard M. Westbrook of Evcuastoin took place at St. Luke's pro-cal hed rai on S'ptentber 6. The 1'Vstbrook.ç are noîv rcst irngin LEvanston. Antoinette Kirkwood Is W. C. Covinglons Bride WVith only the family present, and with simplicity its keynote, the wed- ding of Miss Marie Antoinette Kirk- wood of Wilmette and William Charles Covington of Winnetka took place .Iast Saturday in the Levere Memorial temple in Evanston Dr. Samuel D. Harkness of the Winnetka Congregationai church of- ficiated. The bride, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirkwood of 2017 Highland avenue, was gowned in a brown ensemble and wore gar- denias. Her only attendant, Miss Norma Witterscheimi of St. Louis, was dressed in brown as well, and also wore gardenias. Homer Traylor of St. Louis acted as best man. - Mr. Covington, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Covington of Brownsville, Texas, and his bride- are on a motor trip to Mexico, ex- pecting to returu about the first of October. They plan to live in Win- netka. Friday afternoon preceding the wedding,, Miss Betty Edmondson of Winnetka was hostess in Miss Kirk- wood's honon, and Mr. and Mns. Kinkwood. gave a dinnen Friday night.. Trofh Announced Mr. and -Mrs. Samuel Pancoe of 455 Woodiawn avenue, Glencoe, an- nounce the engagement of tbeir daughter, Gladys, to Herbert Kamen of New York. Evanston Junior1. League Foluies .Lunclieon Tiieme With its, Follies in carly' No- vember to raise money for its. charity fund spurring its mem- bers on and providing the theme of fervent discussion and inten- sive planning, the Evanston Junior league is having a special luncheon meeting on Monday, September> 24. The Glen View Country club is its locale, the Junior League Follies its "«rai- son d'etre." Jerome Cargol, whose company is dliecting production of the review wvhich is to be given at the Giencoe School auditorium on November 1. 2. and 3, wiil be present to aid in or- ganizing the ticket selling campaign. E~xchange tickets will be sale after îhe meeting. Mrs. John J. Louis of I.vanston is chairmàan of the Follies. Mrs. Henry Haven Windson, Jr., of Winnetka is giving a Junior League party for members and their husbands Friday, October 5, at which try-outs. for the Follies will be held. Monday, October 8, is the first reg- ular monthly luncheon meeting at the- Georgian. with the beginning of ne- hearsals. Bridge Luncheon Mrs. Frank R. Young, 333 Cumnor road, Kenilworth, will entertain at bridge ahd luncheon this Friday in honor of Mrs. Bruce Huibert (Mary Alice Utley) of Kenilworth. Bride-fo-Be .4nnouncenîent of the bel rot ha! of Misvs Patricia Kra'fthe fer , f Wilrnette b .4 lbert R. Thornpson of Highland Park, coames this wveek front, Miss Kr-afthefer's. parents, lte Jai lis Krafthefers of 901 Oak- zvood avenue. Protestant. Service Club Opens Oct. 3 The Protestant Women's Service club wili resume regular activities on Wednesday, October .3, wben the opening meeting wili be held in Mar- shall Field's Wedgwood room. Lunch- eon will bd at 12:30, to be fc&'iwed by a concert g iven by the Woman's Symphony quartet and Eva Gordon Hondesky, soloist. Mns.. George Wil- son of Chicago is the newly eiected president of the club. Mrs. Carlton Prouty of Winnetka is second vice- president, and Mrs. F. A. Spitznagle of Wiimette is the treasuner. Mrs. J. E. Replogl e of Winnetka is a di- rector. Miss Vivianna Tarnow of 126 Fourth 'street is ta be married in fate September, ta Raymond J. Groh, -son of Mr. and Mrs. Nich- ç!as Groh of Chicatgo. Her wed- ding day is Saturday of next week. Wedclngs+nqaqém"ents+notices. BgJAy4&N TEN URbICK à . - ý WILMIETTE LIFE -I& . i