Lora Hartwell Rice Marries Edward T Wheeler in Wilmette
Miss Lora Hartwell Rice daughter of Mrs May Rice of Dunedin Florida wed Edward Todd Wheeler son of Mr and Mrs Chauncey A Wheeler at 4 pm Saturday January 11 in the Wilmette Parish Methodist church Women's Guild room Rev Abbott P Herman officiated The ceremony featured piano and vocal selections and a reception in the Guild room The bride wore dark blue silk crepe and carried salmon pink Kilarney roses and lilies of the valley Best man was Jeffrey E Poole Maid of honor Miss Alberta Huff wore georgette crepe in a dahlia shade. Mr Wheeler and his bride will reside at 2319 Lincoln street Evans ton after January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Hartwell Rice
May Rice
Dunedin
Fla
Edward Todd Wheeler
Chauncey A. Wheeler
Woodcourt
Women’s Guild Room
Wilmette Parish Methodist Church
Abbott P. Herman
University of Chicago
Winnefred Mickey
J. F. Poole
Miss Mickey
Lillie Mae Humphries
Wilmette
Eleanor Perkins
Evanston
Alberta Huff
Oak Park
Georgette Crepe
Jeffrey E. Poole
Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Lincoln Street
Pevanston
Ricketts Illumination Collection at University of Chicago
The C T Ricketts loaned medieval Wumna tions to the Ren aissance society at the University of Chicago. The exhibit in room 205 Wie boldt hall on the Midway features illuminated manuscripts dating from the middle ages. Mr Ricketts, honorary curator of manuscripts at the Chicago Art Institute, showcased embossed gold leaf on vellum and rare volumes collected from Italian and English monasteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland Avenue
Wilmette
Renaissance Society
University of Chicago
Wieboldt Hall
University
McKinlock
Ricketts
Tasper Kine
Arbor Vitae Road
Winnetka
Italy
England
Brighams Visit Forrey Family During Chicago Furniture Mart
Mr and Mrs Donald F Brigham of Chillicothe Ohio visit Mrs Forrey at 1610 Washington Ave They attend the Furniture Mart in Chicago to buy goods for M N Billings of Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald F. Brigham
Chillicothe
Ohio
Mrs. Brigham
F. M. Forrey
Washington Avenue
Mr. Brigham
Furniture Mart
Chicago
M. N. Billings
Wilmette Woman's Club hears Navajo art and southwest muse
Mrs. Thomas Wood Stevens captivated Wilmette’s Woman's club with a vivid tribute to New Mexico’s landscapes and Indian culture. She described woven rabbit skin blankets and drum music, linking southwestern art to contemporary artists and writers. Mexican tenor Pedro Espino opened with Spanish songs before his forthcoming debut recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Thomas Wood Stevens
Woman's Club
Wilmette
Stevens
South West
Willa Cather
Victor Higgins
Sloan and
Henderson
Alan Clark
Adolf Bolm
Frank Parker
Ernest Bloch
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Applegate
the Potter
Southwest
Spain
Senor Espino Charms Audiences With Warm Latin Serenade
Senor Espino delivers a romantic performance interpreting songs such as Mio Viejo Amor Clavelitos and Adios Granada with a warm friendly Latin tone. He projects the story well and maintains smooth melodic singing that earns enthusiastic applause after each number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada
Senor Espino
Wilmette Bridge Luncheon Club Meets at Mrs Worthington
Mrs Clarence Worthington of Glen Coe entertained the Wilmette bridge luncheon club Tuesday of this week with a devoutly social gathering and light refreshments for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Worthington
Glencoe
Wilmette Bridge
Birthday Dinner At Home For Mary Jane Smith
Mary Jane Smith hosted a small dinner party at 324 Cumnor Road Kenilworth with a few friends to celebrate her birthday. The children enjoyed dinner and were entertained at Teatro del Lago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Smith
Robert S. Smith
Cumnor Road
Kenilworth
Teatro del Lago
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. T. Wheeler
U. of C
Woman’s Club
H. G. Lindwall
Oak Street
Ph. Winnetka
Skokie Poultry Ranch
Waukegan Rd
Winnetka Ave
Glenview
Eugene, Frederick, le Mur
Duro
LA Carita
Beauty Salon
Winberg’s Drug Store
Linden Avenue
Drug Store
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
Joseph W. Kehoe
Central Ave
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