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Kaihermne Stolp Announces Plans for Her Wedding In the Kenilmôrth U ii i o n chrhon Wednesday evening, October-7. at 8:30 o'clock Miss Katherine Stolp, dýaughter- of. Dr. and Mrs. Rulfts B. Stolp of 336 Warwick road, Kenilworth, wvill hecome thebride of Robert Deane Dodson. son, of Mr. and Mrs;. Irne-st Dodson of 1125 Mapie avenue, Evalistoni. Following., the cereînony a.reception will' be held at the home cf the. Irid!e's.parents.« Mss Stolp) wit l ha-ve but' one attendant, br i;tr. Mrs. Otis 1-: H4eath of Hübbard Woods, who vwil .erve as bier m~atron of-honor. Phiilip May of Wilniette will be the best man, and the ushers are Chester Goltra of Evanstoii, Otis L. Heath. and Russell Matthias of Winnetka. The entertaining feting the bride and bridegroom began last Saturclay evening when Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ruf of I<enilworth gave a dinner partv at the Chez Parec in Chicago. * * of Wilmette, Wilder Morrison, Frank l'egghtt and Wiiami G. Riùgges of Evanston, Mrs. Wallace. Miller of Wilmnette, Mrs. L. E. Walker of Evanston, and Mrs. Nelson G. WVettling of Evatiston. v e nt Thie first mnajor social comnenitertainrnent the hb' J planned mnittee is a party and dance on Haljlowve'cn ighit, Saturday, October 31. Instead of a form-ai da nce, thie affair will probably be acostumle party, Withthe pppntment of newchair men and' new commtittee members:to serve for the comingyear,athletic and social ac-, tivities ,at Shawnee Country club ivili be in full swing within the. coming weelks. Jhn, Thornburn of Evanston, is the. new chairman of entertainmeflt, Serving. on his con mittee will be-: iMr. and. Mrs. T. C. Allen of Wimette. Mrs. Irving Blietz of Rogers Park. Walter Etzbacb of Winnetka. 0. W. Cliftoîi of Witniette,. ILogaEn B. Hiendricks of Wilmnette, E. C. Howard~ of Wilmette, Joe, and Bill Lynch Chairmen Meet to Pl anActivities at Shawnee Club Friday afternoon of this wéek .Mr. Allen Pearson of Evanston is giving a luncheon and bridge for the bride, andi that evening Mr. and Mrs. Philip May of Wilmette will entertain. Mrs. Heath will have a luncheon for ber sister next Tuesday afternoon, and on Wednesday, September 30, Mrs. Edgar Stevens of Evanston will be hostess at a tea and jelly shower. Mr. anid Mrs. John Starrett and occasion of the' teal. Tht' <vent g progranm of the year, a rt'cepti to the' forty-fifth anniversary of the club. for thie women's 1ie but o this moriiings, bowl bowling. ordinarily season two picked teans- will be se- lectcd M r. Mannerud to Cive Style Show for Economy Shc Cocktail Party Novel Infant Welfare Benefit The new members of the KertilOPworth center of the Infant Welfare, matches one evening each month. E. C. Howard of Wilmette has been to give exhibition bowling inade chairman of the men's bowI- ig, andi these activities are scheduled to begin Monday evening, Septemnber chairman of the children's Mrs. J. G. Wilson of Wilrnette. parties, rxILIIC is nd she ia being assisteti viaiB iW l** lu.* - ,rdMiler, in charge o f T The Wilmette Fortnightly for upL. Grinnell~, foodi; ?rs. Fred Workman, Jr., of- 222 Leiclassmen of high school age will per Henood avenue. Mrs. Hubert Carle- A. E~. tebert, [owers; and Mrs. .cester road, Kenilworth, left lait week Friday,,Octoon faîl ihis resumed be F. Charles Mrs. 'les. n is openitag her home at.1103 ry Cutler, t té begin his 9, at thé Masonic 'temple.* Mr$.. for. ]Durham, N. at:C., osê-avsau for a meeting and tea Crr is clh rman of the committee bereron universityi, Duke year. Woolson will be the directoGr. sophomore ini charge of conomny shop. members oi the North circle. Nalter Gough, reserva-. oRsueFrtihl eue~ ~