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Chooses Dec. 29 for Wedding Day Invitations bave beexi issued *to the mlarriage of Miss Char- lotte Frances Moody, daughiter of RelphW. MNoody' and the late Mrs. Moody, to Frank 'Wilson Currier of Boston, son. of1 Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Currier of * toughton. Wis. The wedding will be a smnall, one at the home of the bride's fatber, 1235 Asb- land avenue, Saturday, Dece ni - ber 29, at 8 o'clock in the even- ing. The Rev. James T. Venekiasen of. - thé Wilmette Presbyterian church will officiate. Miss Moody will have but' one-at- tfftdafit, Miss Mldred Darmer of Evanston, while the bridegroomi's * brother, George Currier of Evanston, wilI serve as best man. joseph C., Moody, brother' of the bride, will usher. * Miss Moody attended Northwest- cru university and the University of Wisconsin and is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Mr. Currier was graduated from the University of Wisconn. and is a Kappa Sigfma. Abroad, Miss jane Geringer, who is t] daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mil Geringer of 1000 Michigan avenu Wilnette, was joined in niarriage Herbert, D. Seymour of the Orrin ton! hotell at a small, home weddii SWed nesday of this week, with a.di ner at Shawnee. Countrycu j owing. The bride wore an ivory ýsa "à gown with a train and a Med collar of braided satin.' Her .v Sfell from a cap of tulle trimmed seed pearis and orange blossoms, ai 14 she carried a sheaf 'of calla - iles. Hler two attendants,_Miss Mari Seymour. and Miss jane Blessing Evanston, were gowned alike in vq vet. the former dressed in api greeni, the latter in green of a dark shade. Their tri-cornered green v vet liats and their bouquets of tali man roses were similar. Mrs. Ge iniger wvas ini garnet velvet with shoulder bouquet -of o#chidq. Samuel Dunn of Chicago was bc man, wvhile Warren Fisher of Evan ton, and the bride's brother, Mil Geringer, Jr., who came on fro Kenyvon collegeý for the. weddiin uishered. The ceremony took place befo Moffett-Russell Photo an imprôvised altar of Woodward ferns and chrysanthemums in autun The inarriage of. Miss Jean sliades. 'arkley, danghter of Mr. anid Mrs. The bride and bridegroom sail .&aC Maknvblo f DetitnI. r- 'pnlhAr 1to tsvitend two weeks akes Over Show at French Casino to, Wbat souindslike a 'gay party, ng- offering both fune.and 'sophiisti-. igcat ion, will be sponsored by, the Éo1 Chicago Arden Shore commnit- tee which bas taken over thé tin reopening of- the- Frnch casino wit h its new AII-European show in and johatn Strauss, composer Lnid of waltzes, and. bis orchestra. Thursday evening, Decembi.er 13, inis the tiîne. of el- Because of its elaborateness, two >pie shows will be, given at night instead ker of, three, Mrs. Norman Pritchard, lis- committee, annouinces. A very in ýer- French ballet is in one number, the a rest of the cast is frorn Paris, Vienna, ýest Reservations are coming in fast $-for the evening's entertalument, and les numerotis parties are planned, sev- omn eral of which are of especial ini- P terest to the north shore. M rs. g,Laird Bell of Winnetka'is giving a, debutante diriner before the per- Ore formance for Miss Deborah utler dia and Miss Fanny McPherson, Mrs. ,ni Kingman Douglass, of Lake Forest,, past president of the Arden Shore on association, bas made reservatioris Ms., H. G. Horder of Gilencoe and Mrs. Edward I. Stoddard of Chi- cago, at the 'home of the former. On December 3, Miss Isabel Macalis-- ter of Wilmette gave a recipe shower and even ing bridge; December 4;, Miss Betty Sunderland of Winnetka and Miss Charlotte, Hamilton and Miss Janet, Healy of Kenilworth, a, personal shower and dinner at Skokie Country club, preceded by a cocktail party at the home of Miss Sunder- place last nith. ai the home of the bride's parents. Mfr. and Mrs. Lo- gan arecîsow et home ai the Fair- fax hoid 1in Philadeiphia.> HinchIiff-Owens Wedding Solemnized Decomber 8 IfIian Cfrcle Gives, Program in Evansion, The Circolo Italiano di Evanstoni met Tuesday, December 4, at the home of Prof. J. Fucilla, in Evans-' ton. Mrs. Nietta Pagliarulo of Wil-. mette gave a talk on, "Grazia Deledda." Officers of the circle for .-f- -f f- -.--anckoé treat party îur cigiaicFi. A desk is established for reserva- tions by the Chicago Arden shore commttee at the Casino, with Long- beach 2210 its number. The commit - tee suggests' that early applications be made ýbecause of the dmadfor tickets. Kappasý Have vee n for, the women i and their guests. >n there wiII De Bruce r. uwe roo ' bridge party avenue. The 1 crs of the club formerly residei in Wilmette. at lu0n.ason avenue. ton and Mvary Niestag m is the son of Mrs. were the solo perforni ens of 714 Elmwood skating act which wor bride and' her mother the Kappa Delta sor d at-the Linden Crest hattan, Kas., at the Tm~ Aggie 'Pop for the Y. of Wilmette Putnam and Mrs. Christian Sciiaeier in the roller (Mary Coyle), to complete the pro- ýrst pnize for gram. ty at Man- Not only the glumnae are to be tieth Annual present, but the girls ini the active .C.A. chapter are to be entertained.