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WILMETT2 -LIFE Novenaber 15, 1934 - - a . *l . - - Uctwvities in' Scial ice BVENTEN BRoEcK Alpha Phi Alumnae Will Give Tea for Pledges- and Motheri A pre-Thaîiksgiving receptio: and tea will be the welcomini gesture of the North. Shorg aluinnae of Alpha Phi fraternit' to the, twenty-two collegiatt chapter pledges anid their moth- ers, Friday, afterîioon of thiý %veek at 3~:30 o'clock. Mrs. Melvmn N. Veeder is openinfi ber lovely home at 635 Maple avenue Winnetka for the event which is tht first of a series of alumnae-collegiatt a«faîrs to take place during the year'k social programn of the alumnae group, Guests of hionor will be Miss Pal Hunter and Mrs. Milo F. Hunter, Miss Virginia Lewis and Mrs. Helen Lewis, Miss Patricia Gaines and Mrs. Hayden Gaines, Miss Doris Jeanne Reisenberg and Mrs. C. W. Reisen- berg, Miss DoIly Klink and Mrs. A. F. Klink, Miss Joan Elliot and Mrs. Robert L. Elliot, Miss Molly Mercer and Mrs. J. D. Mercer, aIl of Evans- ton; Miss Dorothy Carlson and Mrs. E. W. Carlson of Chicago; Miss Mari- anne' Wellnitz and Mrs. John Well.. nitz, of Joliet,; Miss Janet Powers and Mrs. W. F. Powers of Oak Park; Miss Sarah E. Compton' and, Mrs. H. A. Compton of Elkhart, Ind., Miss Arleen Nutting, and Mrs. C. G. Nut- ting of Oak Park; Miss Mary Jane Wilber and Mrs. C. M. Wilber of Aurora; Miss Marian Delaplaine and Mes. joseph Delaplaine of Oak Park, and these pledges from far cities, Miss Virginia Kraas of She- boygan, Wis., Miss Isabel Frank, of Dayton, Ohio; Miss Harriet Foster of Peoria, Ill., Miss Dorothy 'Sinnott of Carbondale, Ill., Miss Katherine Koh- 1er of Fairport,ý N. Y.; Miss Mildred Bennett of Ogden, Utah; Miss Joyce Placek of Louisville, Ky., and Miss Gretchen Woers of Bayport, Minn. In the receiving line will be the officers of the North Shore alumnae, beaded by Mrs. Harold F. TIideman of. Kenilworth, president, and the mem- bers, of ber board, Mrs. Walter WVil- son, Mrs. Alvin G. Bowe, Mrs. Wil- liam Searles, Mrs. William Burcb, Jr., Mrs. Alfred Wiltberger, Mrs. Ira E. Westbrook, of Evanston;, Mrs. Edwin H. Badger of Wilmette, and. Mrs. Sherman Barnett of. Glencoe. The newly chosen president of the pledge class, Miss Gretchen Woers, will introduce her classmates. .The officers of the Alpha Phi -Motbers' club are special guest.s for the day and each alumnae from every, chapter of the sorority living on the nortb shore is a bostess on this oc- casion. Ass isting Mrs. Veeder as niembers of the tea committee will be Mrs. Ar- thur Childgren, and Mrs. Walsh Bald- wini of Winnetka, and Mrs. Leroy Shelton, Mrs.. Arthur, Bowes. Mrs. Henry Lilienfield, Mrs. Louis Tilden, of Evanston, Mrs. Herbert Nichols of Oak Park, and Mrs. William Wbite of Highland Park.* Mrs. H. A. Von Pflugk, 533 Forest avenue, entertained at a dinner bridge Saturday. lni Receiviaug Line Totoif Photo Airs. Harold F. Tidéman of r Keitilwortk,. as president of the North Shore aluinae of Alpha Phi, will head the receiving Une towe the alurnnae give their recep- 1 tion. and tea for the collegiate chap- ter pledges and their m.others Frida.v afternoon of this iveek. WilI Open Home for Benefit for CýjrcI e Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Anderson of 1221 Chestnut avenue are opening their home Wednesday evening, Nov- ember 21, at 8 o'clock, for a benefit dessert bridge party to be sponsored by the North End circle of the Con- gregational church. The assisting liostesses wiil be Mrs. Lorin A. Bower, Mrs. F. S. Currie, Mrs. Wil- lis Hutson, Mrs. W. J. King, Mrs. R. R. Lippincott, Mrs. Herbert Mul- ford. and MNrs. Bruce Owens. Wellesley Circle Benefit The North Shore Wellesley circle is giving a benefit bridge tea for the Student Aid society on Wednesday, November 23, at 2 o'clock, at Shawnee Country club. Mrs. Thomas Mc- Conneli of Wilmette is in charge.of reservations. . Guests are* asked to bring a -white elephant for auction. Lt is. expected that Mrs. Richard Lake and Mrs.. Robert Bruce Scott, both of Evanston, will pour during the. first part of the tea bours. Mrs., Alfred H. Taylor of Gtencoe-and Mrs.i Willik -t E. Schweitzer of Chicago, will preside later in- the aft'ernoon. Travel Club HosfessC Mrs. Stanley K. Gage, 932 Elm- wood avenue, entertained the Travel club Iast Tuesday for ber mother-in- law, Mrs. Mary Gage. Luncheon wast followed by the reading of "DollyF Madison, the Nation's Hostess." - t 'Womanless Wedding" Mary Parker to Be ks Enfertâining Sketch (Cou tributed) "A Womanless Wedding," as pre- sented ini Kenilworth Frida'y night of last week, with ils cast of fifty'prom- inent Kenilworth men, won praise for its clever presentation. In recording the events of the past week, probably one of the most important of -the social functions was the wedding of "Goldie Gossip," and Alexander Hiram Diddie. The large audience at the play proclaimed it a clever and highly entertainiing sketch. The bridai! party was lovely, and as the bride and ber attendants marched down the aisie, there was the cus- tomary stir among the guests eager to discover "wbo was who" in the splendid makeup of men models in women's costumes. Pleasure and laughter prevailed ail evening. '1 he cast of characters f ollows: Rev. Lethorgy Nosgay, Minister .... Godie Gossip) Golf, BriLe e T. ý1 Alexander Hirani Diddle: Oùroiin .Earu . 3ios Jererniah Hash, Best Man Alian ib, Larsanthy Foxyflower, Maid of Hionoi ... .......Thompsoii Wakeley Little Rose Lee, Flower Girl ...... . . . . . . .*. . .*Clayton. Bur-li Little Anna Belle Star, Ring Bearer ... . . . .. . . . . . .Pauil ( a i Little Mary Ann Fogy, Train Bearer ., , ,«_** ......Attan Bulley Bridesmaids ..S. S. Holden, Toni <;.Ileti, Bentley McCloud.. Ushers . _.Robert Oliistead, Garidaea, Henderson, Wlter Shattuek, hailt. Strickland. Family of Bride Mri. Nibtick Golf, Father of the Bride .....Leo iil~ Mrs. Nibtick Golf, Mother oaf the Bride- .red Bulleý Putter 'Golf, the Bride's Mischievtlus Brother ...>....... .........ut Wiliett Mariah Mashie, Aunt of Bride -... ... . . . . .. . . . .. .Pa til Starr1eti Family of Groom Mi'r.. Wlhen Diddie, Father of the (1rooni ....Vard Starr-eti Mrs. W/hen Diddie, Mother of the Grouua .~Arthur Wakeley 01h Diddie and So Diddie, Twin Sister.1 of the Groomn Jute and Hcuigh Petersonu Ezra Dolittle, Country Uncle . .~~~hle- /r Cynth la f17out tie, <.'ount ry A cunt: ... ... John .Jalett- Country Con-mns of Groom Saille 'Merle Dolittie .... Hugh Foresmuan Betsy Anù Dotittie . .... Harold Bai-nt:" Johinnie Bilt Dolittle ...ILtry Weese Andrew Jackson Dolittie George Rigei- Society Retporter of the iNew York Tribune.. ... Leonard Paidar Society Reporter of ]flal muer .. ....lodonMacKe-nzie Inviteci Guests President Roosevelt ........ Harry Mons Mrs. Roosevelt -. --Hàrry P. Harrison jiggs............... .. E . .Nygard Maggle .. ..Ila.rr vWtlliains Flytug Trapeze Tio ... Sam Clark, A. R. ,Peterson, Courtenay Davis Uncle Walt ............... Harry Zander Skeezkes........ ... ...Bbby .Clark Jilted Lover Maurice Van Ardsdale Galli Cul-ci 1 arold Tidemain Binge Cro.sby .. .Leonar*dVan.Deurseni Andy Gu.np.... :...... Alfred MeDougal Min............-....... Wendell Clark Chester.......... ..-...;... Bobby Moss Paderewski .... Cedrlc Smith .John D. Rockefeller ... W. W. Sears Mutt .... .... Grant Ridgway .Jeff .. .... James Prentiss Tohn MtCormick........ George RIgler Frenry, Ford..1...»ý.. Herbert Taylor R~ed Cross Nurses ..... ................ Boy Scouts............. 11ae West ............... Charles Ros-e Ohandi......... ... ......eorge Dyer f A benefit card party will be held bys the Alpha Xi Delta Mothers' club on F'riday, November 16, at 2 o'clock at the sorority bouse in Evanston.' Brilde In Clencoe Saturday,. Nov. 17 Invitations have been issued by Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Will- iam Parker to the mnarriage of itheir daughter, Miss Mary Eliz- ab)eth, to Charles W. 1). Hlanson of Chicago, son of -Mr. and Mrs. R. Frederick Hanson of Onuaha, Neb., on Satuirday eveniîig. No- venl)er 17. The ceremony wiIl take place at 8 :30 o'clock at the Glencoe Union churcb with -the Rev. Douglas H. Corneil officiating. A small reception will follow at the Parker home in Glencoe. L'be bride bas choseit as bier at- tendants bier sister, Miss Peggy Par- ker, maid of bonor, and as brides- maids 'bler future sister-in-law, Miss Anna Margaret Kennedy of Evanston, Mrs. Frank Coffin of G'lencoe, Miss Martba Tencher of Wilmnette,' Miss Agnes Low of Kansas City, M4o., and Miss Mary Bell Leach of Milwaukee. Frederick R. , Hansoin of Omnaha will serve bis brother as hest mani, and the usbers will be Samnuel Har- j>er of Madison, Wis., Sulas Bartoni of Omaba, Fred W. Parker, Jr., of l)etroit, James, P. Parker of Glencot:, the bride's two brothers, and Arthur L.. Wadsworth of Fort Thomas, Kv.' Bothi Miss Parker and Mr. Hanson attend(ed the! University of Wisconsin, %vhiere the former was a member of D)elta Gamma sorority and Mr. Han- son of Chi Psi fraternity. A number of Miss Parker's fricnds enter.tained for her last week, ainong theni being Miss Mary Elizabeth Townsend of Wilmette, w-hio gave a huffet supper Saturday; Miss Anna MNargaret Kennedy, who w-as hostess at a supper party this past Sundav. and Miss Martha Tencher of XViI- mette, who entertained at a bridge tea and kitchen shower Tuesday. Ml\rs. Harold Ferris White, Jr., of Higbland Park, gave a luncheon and liandkerchief sbower on Wednesday ; Miss Janet Cunningham and Mrs. Frank Coffin of Glencoe will lie co- hostesses at the spinster dinner to- night at the latter's home. Dr. and Mrs. Parker will give the bridai din- uer at their home on Friday, Novemi- ber 16. Last Friday Miss Julia Coleman of River Forest hbad a luncheon and s;tock7-the-pantry s'hower ini honor of tbe bride-to-be. Mrs. Frank Coffin was hostess at a recipe sbower and tea on Wednesday, October 31, XVben Mr. Hanson and, bis bride return from their honeymoon they wiIl make tbeir borne in, Evanston. Co-Hosfesses af Tea Miss Mildred Tide man and bier sister, Miss Florence Tideman. of 1002 Linden' avenue, were co-bostesses at a tea last Sunday for -eighteen friends. An out-of-town *guest was Mirs. Helen Johnson Taylor of Madi- son, Wis. Miss, Mil 'dred Tideman, Who is a secretary at the American Embassy in Bern, -Switzerland; is home on a two months' visit. . November 15, 1934 ,WILMETTE -LIPE