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ber of this date last year, accord Clicit Sanity Tribunt: Jons 29, 1952 Parti Page 18 WAGNER MUSIC Wed in Church ments of industries relating to tEe home. These Include the American Furniture Mart, Chicago Floor HOME FESTIVAL OPENS SEPT. 4, 3U Covering association, Chicago Fur (Story in adjoining column) ing to Martin Huggett, executive vice president of the Chicago Metropolitan Home Builders' association, one of the cooperating sponsors of the festival. This indicated larger participation should make for greater convenience in RUNS THRU OCT. 5 niture Manufacturers' association, MATCHES HEAT Chicago Metropolitan Home Build' Dr.SchoU's Shoes ers' association, Chicago Retail Furniture association, Chicago Retail Merchants' association, Elec More Builders May touring the homes and assure a wider range in price and style 1 ifv A FOR MEN AND WOMEN Take Part tric association, Furniture Fabric than ever before, Huggett said.

Men's association, Lamp Manufac On Sept. 14, The Chicago Trib The sixth annual Home and IN GRANT PARK BY SEYMOUR RAVEN You have to see the temperature hovering at 90 and to hear the Grant Park Symphony announcer warming up to "Die une will publish a supplement de Homa Furnishings Festival, spon turers' association. Manufacturers Agents club, the Merchandise voted to news and advertising of sored by the Home and Home Furnishings Council of Chicago- Mart, National Association of Bed mm ding Manufacturers, National As sociation of Music Merchants, Na home building, home furnishings, and home appliances to signal the opening of the home displays. The festival grew out of a proj- i iJ land, will be held Sept. 14 thru Oct.

5, Frank S. Whiting, secretary of the council, announced yester tional Retail Furniture association, Walkure" and Wagner's "Magic est launched in 1947 when The Fire to appreciate just what ca Peoples Gas Light and Coke company, and the State Street council. Don't miss this opportunity Dr. SchoU'a wonderfully comfortable shoes at real money-saving prices! Quality footwear scientifically made, scientifically fitted. Hosts of summer and prices nature can pull on conduc tors who schedule concerts weeks Tribune invited the public to visit 10 new homes built in the Deer Park area from plans developed in the paper's Prize Homes com Hill Named Assistant ahead.

Secretary of Air Force petition. year-round styles, but not all sues in all styles! FEET HURT? Stop suffering get quick inexpensive relief from oil common foot troubles fodoyl Come in for FREE FOOT TEST! D'Scholls FOOT C0MF0BT SHOPS To be sure, no all-Wagner program, such as that given last night and scheduled for repetition As a result ot the widespread day. Feature attraction of this community-wide project is the public display thruout Chicago and suburbs of demonstration dwellings, built of the newest materials, and with many of the units furnished and decorated by retailers. Last year more than 1,200,000 persons visited the 85 demonstration homes. Applications received from builders who wish to participate in this TRIBUNE Photo Mr.

and Mrs. Ross D. Siragusa. Jr. (Alison Fennelly).

Washington, June 28 (5) President Truman today nominated tonight, is what you'd call mint interest in the display, the Home and Home Furnishings council has cool music; not if it is played James T. Hill Jr. to be assistant air force secretary. He has been general counsel of the department of the air force since July 31, 1950. sponsored the festival annually since that time in cooperation with The Tribune.

15 NORTH PULASKI ROAD Open Monday and Thursday to 9 PM 221 W. CHICAGO AVE. Factory Outlet at Chicago Av. Station 21 NORTH WABASH AYE. Open Monday 9:30 AJi.

to 8:30 PM. 213 W. SCHILLER ST. Ampl Parking Spac The council is made up of 16 He is a graduate of Stanford university and Harvard Law school. groups representing various seg-i year's festival far exceed the num 1M 4 wzmrnmwmmmmmmwmmmmmmmm i hWtfi i ii i i i iU li lift ihi IllilllllililHlf Guthman Photo Mr.

and Mrs. Ford Van Hagen (Jane Fulton), Regular $545 Value 18'x20' Size 2-Car GARAGE right. And so Conductor Nicolai Malko, his orchestra and his soloists countered with their own warm blasts. Eileen Farrell Soloist The soloists were Eileen Farrell, soprano, and Desire Ligeti, bass. Miss Farrell, by virtue of her advantage in program material and her remarkable singing talents, can be said to have been the standout of the whole concert.

True, she was not at her best in "Dich, teure Halle," a "Tann-haeuser" excerpt she can sing magnificently but which, as her opening number, this time found her not yet free and true in her vocal production. Her topmost achievement of the evening and Malko's and the orchestra's, too was the Love Death" from "Tristan und Isolde," following that opera's prelude as the usual concert introduction. This was something to hear vastly musical and genuinely dramatic. Given absolute silence an impossibility nowadays on the lake front it have been a performance worth preserving on oft-playing records. Miss Farrell sings later this summer at Ravinia.

Monolog Uninspiring The philosofical Wahn mono-log from Die Meistersinger was Built 53 ft 0 Complete with 2 Overhead Doors The beautiful "Berkeley" giraffe, the ultimate in beauty, a masterpiece of construction. Buy on Harrey Budget Plan. Pay no money down. W'i'TlfifSfflrv I -f Thousands of items now i i oeinf saivagea irom nun- i rlVf3X A L. a If being salvaged from hundreds of buildings, industrial plants, in path of Congress St.

superhighway. All items sale priced Brick. Stone or Snake Design INSULATED SIDING hn iVrvit ii i iMimiMiMiiiiiMW.il limi iiT m- for immediate clearance. I-ow as I 095 TRIBUNE Photo Mr. and Mrs.

James A. Kennedy (Patricia Ann Patterson). nODERIl DOORS INTERIOR EXTERIOR MISS ALLISON FEN NELLY WED TO R.D.S1RAGUSA Jane Fulton Married to Ford Van Hagen BY JUDITH CASS A' princess styled white taffeta gown appliqued with seed pearls and lace was worn by Miss Alison Fauntleroy Fennelly for her marriage yesterday afternoon in St. Mary's church, Lake Forest, to Ross D. Siragusa Jr.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fennelly of Lake Forest. Miss Ann Fennelly was her sister's maid of honor.

Other bridal attendants were the Misses Edith McBride, Audrey Fentress, Nancy Clow, Nancy Cummings, Andria Rowley, and Connie Vurtele of Minneapolis. Groom's brother Best Man The bridegroom is the son of the senior Siragusas of Barring-ton. Young Mr. Siragusa's brother, Jack, was best man. A reception in the Shoreacres club, Lake Bluff, followed the ceremony.

The couple will fly to Cuba and Nassau before going to Cat Cay island, off the Florida coast, where they will spend a month. They will reside in Barrington. Pearls that her godmother, Mrs. Thomas B. Peck, has been giving her each year since she was a child were the "something old" that Miss Jane Fulton wore for her marriage at 5 p.

m. yesterday in Old St. Mary's church to Ford Van Hagen, son of Mrs. William Wadsworth Wood. A reception followed in the Hinsdale Golf club.

Wears Venetian Veil The bride, daughter of Henry A. Fulton of Stone chose a gown of pale ice blue taffeta with an apron peplum extending to the back of the dress and a long train of white organza. She wore a full length veil of Venetian white lace which she bought in Venice two years ago. The bride was attended by Mrs. Horace H.

Cobb, matron of honor; Miss Jeanne Brucker, maid of honor, and bridesmaids Mrs. George E. Van Hagen III, Mrs. Frank Denby Allen, Miss Polly Clancy, and Miss Susan Buehler. The bridegroom's brother, George E.

Van Hagen III, was best man. Mr. Van Hagen and his bride will go to Hawaii on their wedding trip. Patterson-Kennedy Rites Miss Patricia Ann Patterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William A. Patterson of Northbrook, was married to James A. Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ardis M.

Kennedy of Kenilworth, yesterday afternoon in Kenilworth Union church. The bride's attendants were Mrs. Douglas Scott McDowell of Encino, matron of honor, and Miss Mary Kennedy, sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. John Groth of Detroit. Best man was Donald Raggio of Glenview.

A reception followed in the gardens of the Pattersons' North-brook home. Mr. Kennedy and his bride will take a wedding trip thru Norway and Sweden after which they will reside in a near north side apartment. Judge Igoe's Son Weds For her marriage at 11 a. m.

yesterday in St. Clement's church to Michael L. Igoe son of Judge and Mrs. Igoe, Miss Helen Douaire wore a gown of ivory tulle over satin with a lace cap which her grandmother, the late Mrs. William J.

Lawlor, had worn at her wedding. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Douaire Jr.

of Lakeview was attended by Miss Carol Farish of New York City, maid of honor, and Miss Betty Burton of Detroit. The bride's cousin, Miss Patricia Walsh, and Miss Deeda Gerlach were bridesmaids. A reception followed in the an unfortunate choice by or for PIIIE LAP SIDHIG yxb" white pine lumber. Ran-dom lengths. 10c value.

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Ligeti just plodded thru it. He had more of an advantage when, as Wotan, he joined Miss Farrell in the final scene of Die Walkuere." Still Miss Farrell's performance remained in another, and better, league. Other music on the program was the Overture to "Tannhaeu-ser" and the "Ride of the Valkyries from Die Walkuere." The attendance was estimated at 17,500, a fine turnout considering that Wagner is no pop concert and that many weather weary individuals wouldn't leave home for anything. SENATOR'S WIFE UNHURT IN WILD RIDE AND CRASH Uniontown, June 28 () Mrs. James Kem, wife of the Republican senator from Missouri, escaped injury today as her auto smashed into a stone wall after she turned into a private driveway to end a wild ride down a mountain road.

Mrs. Kem reported the brakes of her auto failed as she was on Summit mountain east of Union-town. The auto picked up momentum but there were no cars immediately ahead. The senator's wife drove nearly two miles before she spotted the driveway. She said she was traveling nearly 60 miles an hour when she made the sharp turn, then hit the wall.

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Married in Maryland Mrs. II. Gates Lloyd gave a reception at home in Georgetown, yesterday for the former Mrs. Joseph C. Sampsell Mary Louise Corley and William R.

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