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26 WB. LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY. ^PTEMBER^lg Kenilworth Happenings | INVITATIONS have been issued for the marriage of Miss Lucile Clarinda Wanzer, daughter of Mr. rnd Mrs. Howard Hill Wanzer of Chicago, and Mr. Stanley Rjchard Clague of Evanston, formerly of Kenil- worth, on Saturday evening. September 22 at the Woodlawn Methodist church. Miss Beulah Wanzer will be maid of honor and Beatrice Fowler and Elsie Wanzer ihf bridesmaids. Little Dorris Jeanne Hcsenberg i* to be the flower g,StmIcv Wanzer will be Mr Clague's best man, and the ushers, Gordon Wan- zer, Philip Teling, David Nethercot and N.' LarA>n Hoyt, Jr. A reception at the home ot the bride's parents will follow tlu? ceremony. After the honeymoon they will reside on East Sixty-Ninth street, Chicago. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Kathryn Daly, ot Milwaukee, to Mr. Richard J. Harney, of Chicago, nephew of Mrs. Henry Riggs Rathbone. The wedding will take place the first week in October and the couple will occupy the Rathbone home, d\l Sheridan road, while Congressman Henry Riggs Rathbone and Mrs. Rathbone are spending this fall and winter in Wash- ington, D. C. Mr_and Mrs. Roy C. Osgood 423 Essex road, and sons, Robert and Al- fred, motored home, arriving last Friday from the East where they have been spending the summer at Hyannisport, * Mass. Mr. Gilbert Osgood remained in the East to camp out in the White Mountains before attending Exeter, in New Hampshire. Congressman Henry Riggs Rathbone and Mrs. Rathbone, 312Cumnor road, entertained as guests lasrweek^end. Mr. Richard J. Harney, who^has just re- turned from Boston, and his fiancee, Miss Kathryn Daly, of Milwaukee, Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Atwood, of Chicago, and the Misses Edith and Mabel Harney, of Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. Demetrios G. Koclane, of 4453 Dover street, Chicago, announce the marriage of their daughter, Kathryn, to Constantine A. Gallanis, 309 Sheri- dan road. The wedding took place at the Hotel La Salle on August 30, Arch- bishop Ioanidies- of the Greek Orthodox church officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Rathbone, of Pasadena, formerly of Wilmette, were here last week visiting Mrs. John Rath^. 4^ner 423^AfobottsioT^^ way to Europe-txr1ie~gcWTmTflTJanuary. Mrs. Rathbone entertained for them Thursday, their guests being old friends in Wilmette. Miss Elizabeth Hannah, 256 Wood- stock avenue, returned Sunday from a visit with Miss Eleanor Clements in Rochester, N. Y., and a houseparty in the Adirondacks. ^^V' Mr. Humbert Tinsman spent a few days this week with Mr. Elbridge Keith, 310 Warwick road, en route from New- York city to his home in Kansas City, Mo, _ Mrs. Thomas A. Kennedy entertained at luncheon and bridge Thursday in honor of Mrs. Gruner, who has been her guest for the summer and is return- ing this week. Messrs. Ogilvie and Jacobs arc pleased to announce that new cloths and models for the fall sea- son have arrived: and are now on display." A particularly pleasing array of styles and patterns is to b# ^en; cloths are unusually fine. W ny not come in and inspect them? Our new brochure on "Correct Dress is ready for distribution at the store or by mail OGILVIE €r JACOBS ___»iADy TABjORBD CLOTHES FOR^eNTtEMEN^ WNB FURNISHINGS • FINE HATS ON THB SECOND FLOOR SOCTEEN WBST JACKSON BOULSVARO OUST SIX DOORS WEST OF ITATB STREET ___Miss Mary-ifennahr-256 Wbpdstbclc avenue, returned home Monday from Springfield, Ohio, where she was the guest of Miss Jane Ward Johnson. Miss Vivian Witherbee of the Kenil- worth Inn returned Saturday after spend- ing an enjoyable summer on a ranch in Wyoming. The Garden club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. James Prentiss, 201 Cum- berland avenue. The Winnetka gardens were visited during the afternoon. Mr. Percy B. Eckhart, 206 Cumber- ind avenue, has_reJurned_frQm..a--west-- jrn trip" through the Canadian Rockies Hth Mr. Polasek, the sculptor. Miss Jane Ridjjway,-Miss Bernicel liBulleyrnafSax Miss Dorothy May leave j ^Sunday to enter as freshmen at Welles- I !ley college, Mass. J Miss Marion Reeves, of Wausau, ftrMich,. $pent a few days last week with Miss Heilen Reeves, while •en route-from California, r?iK Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Parmelee are spending a _ f ew^ weeks at their daughter^ " ~" "* Jre^cenrdrive, Glencoe. ^ ill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Joyce, 531 Es- f^M^m-:;.;sex^oad,-entertained at a buffet supper i^^^v^'aiid bridge last Saturday evening at the pS'iflJ^f,/,^3|f^:,,,jSfeore..Golf club. ;..- lil^p^^^Mr^'and Mrs, Rufus K, Porter and ^^^ff^aiter;'NtedJ.Porter, 4^ Cumnor road, returned Home Saturday after spending |^||vV.i^;;stt^p!Cr> at5.r^incolnsyille, ..Maine,>;::ycn'v _fgltaa|llf Russ, .307 Melrose ave- fttiCj, ^tertained her friends informally â- :v'-'.|ir*v1raDm Osgood, 423 Essex road, leaves Sunday to attend Exeter. * THE CALIFORNIAN THE STRAND m m Whatever the Circumstances the same courtesyâ€"the same helpful service in managing all perplexing detailsâ€"are ac- corded you whether! you desire an unlimited expendi- ture or whctheT circumstances 8? undue costs. 1124 Central Ave. ^ Phone Wilmette £54 Wilmette Loan Talks If you are one of many per- sons buying your home under a land contract, we have a plan enabling you to borrow- up to 60 per cent on a firs| mortgage. .v'f" This may be enough to pay off the existing mortgage and the balance of the contract. In addition to the satisfaction ?... which everyone feels ai hav- ing the title.;to hig h^acjA_ ___Jiis^aw«-ftaflir^~yoBriiave one obligation instead of two. Is our plan not worth inves- tigation? GeorgeH.Taylor Real Estate Mortgage Co. Imperial Building 312 South Clark Street Tdepho^e Wabash 1246 " CHICAGO Chicago Real Estate Mortgage Loan, Correspondent The Pruden- tial Insurance Company of Amer- ica, Newark, N. J. Harry Mitchell 1 Opening-Sale Suits with $ Extra Pants Made-to-Order . Values Up to $9 It will pay you to make * special trip to Chicago and order your Pall and Winter suit during ttaia sale. Harry Mitchell **-!• East Jaeluen Bonkvard -5 i .MM^Siife i^i^lg^iisij