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* .WedJack Kaufman Seturday, Aug. 17' Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bay- liss entertained at ýagarden tea on Sunday,, July 28, ,at their home, 610,Central avenue. at. which they announced the en- gagemenit of' their daughterî, fletty ,Virginia, to. Jack Henry Kaufmnan, son of, Mr. and Mrs., SI. Kaufman, 515 Washington avenuie. The marriage will, take place Sat- urday afternoop, August .17,,at 4 o'clock in the chapel of the First Congrega- tional church, Evanston. Tbe- *Rev. Hugh Elmer Brown will perforni the ceremony .wbicb .wil be ,followed by a reception at-the bomte of the bride's parentsi Miss Anne Bayliss w111 attend her * sister as bridesmaid, and the groom's brother, -Horton Kaufutan, will serve as best man. The newlyweds will make their home at 728% Hinman avenue, Evanston. MisRuth Kniep and Miss Mar- jorie Mead were hostesses at a break- fast and white Showei at Shawnee Country club last Sunday at il1:30 in bonor of. Miss Bayliss; last Monday Miss Isabel Macalister and Miss Kathryti Paxshall were hostesses at a kitchen shower and bridge siapper at Miss Maealister's home. This Friday Miss Lois Grider will give an evening bridge, hosiery, and handkerýchief shower. On Saturday Miss Eleanor Lippincott will be hostess to eigbt guests for dinnper at ber home, taking ber guests later in the evening' to the Sheridan Shore Yacht club, where the Evaneton Country club is holding'a dance. Mrs. Sherman Goble, Jr., will be bostess at a bathroom sbower Tuesday at the home of ber husband's Mrs. Eugene A. Howard of 1015 Pine street, entertained at the dinner dance at Glen View -Golf club Thurs- day evening of last week in honer of Mrs. Harold Day* who bas been visitiug iEvanston. Carlos Photo Saturday, Attgust 17, wil be thte zcfeddinig day of Miss Betty Virginia. Bayliss ani Jack H. Kaufman, bot/t of Wilmette. Their engagement zcas aiooamced bi, her parents, Mr. and MVrs. Williamn G. Bayis~s, of 610 Certial avenue, at a garden tea J*i* 28. Betty Dostai to Wed Howard J. Whiite,J. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Dostal, 233 Fairview road, Glencoe' have an- nounced the engagement of tbeir daughter, Betty jean, to Howard Judson White, Jr., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Judson White of 32 Linden avenue, Wilmette. The en- gagement was made known last Sat- urday evening at a dinner party at the Exmoor.Couitry club. T'ucson to Valley ranc two weeks for bis joiu ing a book about bis t, tbe way. He is ente àt the Fiesta to be he in September. wnnle on bis horse Santa, Fe in Winnelka Augusi I10 Miss- Louise Nellegar, daughter of the Jay Cromwell Nellegars of the Orringtôn hotel will become the bride of Parker Locke Jacobson, son of the.-Parker A. Jacôbsons of Winona, Minn., on Saturday afternoon. The wedding will- take plate in -the. home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Charles Rk. Strong, in, Winnetka.. The Rev. Cristoph Keller of Trinity Episcopal' church in Highland Park will read the marriage, service at 4:30 o'clock. Mrs. Kahn I. Fosdick will be ber sis- ter's onlly, attendant.- Mr.. Jacobson and bis bride will live ini Evanston temporariily., Aniounce.Betrotio Mr. and Mrs. R. A. M. Anderson of 1614 Elmwood avenue, announce the engagemuen~tof their daughter., Lauretta Elizabeth, to Pbillip Alex- ander Hamilton, 5son of Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard Hamilton of 412 Wal- nut stréet, Winnetka. Miss Anderson attended the University of California, Mr. Hamilton thé University of Illi- nois. On Wedding Trip Mr. and Mrs., Benjamin Richards, 638 Abbotsford road, Kenilworth; an-. housnce the marriage of their daugh- ter, Margaret, to Howard Cassell Heaton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ilerman Creel Heaton of Kenilworth. The bride and groom are an an automobile, trip to California by way of the Black HuIs and Yellowstone Park. Eamgaged Wedding Tekes Place in, Garden In a. garden wedding last, Sat-.. urday afternoon at, the homte of hier par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Horder, 91 Beéach road, Glen- coe, Miss Ja.ne, Margaret Horder became thelbride of Richard S. Yaàger of Oak Park., Sh.e wore a white lace gown made princess style:with long, tightfitting sleeves, and a short train, and carried a large, bouquet of gardenias.. Her white-tulle veil, which was very long in the back and waist-lengtb in front, fufrout a halo of lace. The bride's only 'attendant, was her sister,, Mrs. Edward, Stoàddard ,of -Evanston, Who, as M atron, of honor, wore a gown of turquoise blue organdy, a large pic- ture hat of pînk feit trimrned in pinlc satin ribbon, and carried a large bouquet of pink roses. The ceremonv took place at 4:30 o'clock' before a lovely arcbway of' akrbor.vi tae and pine, on each side of whicb stood a tall basket of calla liles. The bride's mother wore navy bitte lace, a blue picture bat, and car- ried a large bouquet of yellow roses. The groom's sister, Mrs. Robert Lewis, of Oak Park, wore turquoise blue chiffon. About seventy-five guests attended the marriage whicb rwas. followed by a reception. Mr. and Mrs. Yager are spending their honeymoon at Three Lakes, Wis., and Will be at home after Sep- tember 1, at .589 Sh.eridan square, Evanston. Thé Miss Betty Jean Dostal of Glencoe is to bécome the bride of Hozuard Judson White, Jr., ber pare~nts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Dostal, announced Saturday evening. Mr. Whtis-the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Judson Whte. of Wilmette. in Sepfember, marriage of Miss- Vir, g, daughter of Mr. and tJ. Prussing, of Kenilm Circus Party Mr. and Mrs. William A. Moulton entertained twenty guests at dinner Sunday at their home, 325 Raleigh road, Ke'niîwortb.,- After dinner 1fhey took their guests to the circus..