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July Y, 1Y26 WI L M E .T T E NEXT WEEK IN WILMETTE Recorded at the Chamber of Commerce Friday, July 9 7 :30 p. m. \Vilmettc Chapter R. A. ~1. Mason·ic hall. · Saturday, July 10 Picnic. Announcement later. Guilmette Country club. Monday, July 12 2 :00 p. 111. Progressive Bridge. Guilmette Country club. 7:00 p. m. ~len' s Club Dinner. Congregational Church. 7:30 v. m. \len's Kight. Guilmette Country club. 8 :00 p. 111. \1 ceting Chamber of Cnmmerce. Central Cafeteria. Entertainment and refreshments. 8:00 p.m. American · Legion Auxili ary. St. Augustine's Parish. 8 :00 p. m. Guilmette Court Ko. 848 Catholic Daughters of America. Odd Fellow's hall. Tuesday, July 13 12:15 p. m. Luncheon. Vvil~ette Optimist club. Lake Shore .Terrace. 8:15 p. m. \Vilmette Post No. 46. The American Legion. St. Augustine's Parish. 8:15 p. m . Guilmette Council No. 922. Knights of Columbus .. Odd Fellow's hall. Wednesday, July 14 12:15 p. m. Luncheon. Wilm ette Rotary club. Ouilmette Country club. Thursday, July 15 7 :00 p. m. Buffet Dinner and Progressive bridge. Guilmette Countrv club. 7 :30- p. m. \Vilmette Lodge No. 931 A. F. and A. M. \{asonic hall. R:00 p. n. A. T. Sherman Lodge Xo. R92 I. 0. 0. F Odd Fellow's hall. Friday, July 16 7 :30 p. m. \\"ilmette Chapter R. A. ).f. \fa so nic hall. 8:00 p. m. \\'ilevan shr ook Encampment :\o. 177. I. 0. 0. F. Odd Felln\\·'s hall. LIFE 39 Stage Pageant in Chicago for Visiting Elks What is said to be the world's greatest outdoor production and fireworks spectacle ~ill be seen in Chicago at the new Lmcoln Park arena at Sheridan road and Waveland avenue on July 12. The arena is being built with permission of the Lincoln Park commission especially for the production. It i5 "The Paeant. of 1776" held in commemoration of the One' Hundr-ed and Fiftieth Anniversary of American Tndependct1ce. The spectacle is beinr.: held particularly for the thousand s of Yisiting Elks who "·ill be in com·ention at that time. Or)ening with a collection of world famous circus acts, will he the noted "Riding Hob ·ons"-consisting of mother, father and two ons. Joe ~!iller, one-time equestrienne manager of the largest circuses in the world, i · another · of the principals. Following the circus comes the tableaux of the patriotic spec tacle of "1776." Thundering, roaring battle scenes wi th a thousand troop s in action will depict the famous battle of Trenton. The pageant start in historical sequence with the great Boston Te~ Party. and Pau l Ren·re's mad dash to Lexington. Breaking into the excitement of t he thrilling- stage-work. will be a minute of peacefulness when the Co loni al \finuet ballet dances. All the quaintness and the loveliness of the revolutionary days, and the graceful ladie. , of that time will characterize the halle t- which consists of 50 dancers. Bet <;v Ross and the fir st flag will he another of the tableaux: Cornwallis ::. urrendering- to \Vashington. another. At the close of the hi storic sequence. the \\'O riel's clrYerest pyrotedlnics will paint pictures in fire in th e sb·. Our fla g-. in truth ablaze with g l o r~·. will he drawn out in the lumin fllh colors and fires. Taking babies and young cl1ilclren on e xt end ed autonwhile t<,urs is nne oi the he .;t possible ways to start digestiYe disturbances. Cha·1~'L'S in the :;nt1rcr oi fond sunplies and irrcgularieti cs in the time oi mea].; are s(' \· ~· rc tnal.; r111 t h c ph y s i c a I h c a 1 t h o i c~ 1i1 drt' n . c "p r cia lh· the yrn· YOtlnQ·. .\dd t ) t h: ·, t lw danQcr of co~1tamin;ttt 1 fo c"l. the difficulty of securing :1nd k etPint! fr1· . ; h hnd. csnrc ialh· milk. an:\ th e h::~w' i traYel and tl1e picturr c1f :t l1~1rrl t.inw inr the little tnurist· ;s cnmt·kt·'. PLAN JOINT PICNIC Ouilmette K. of C. and Catholic Daughters Exj,ect Big Day at Forest Preserve . , BY THE "SCRIBE" Knights of Co lumbus of Guilmette council and Catholic Daughters of America of Ouilmette court will cooperate in stagin g the annual picnic next Sunday, ] uly 11, in Churchill's addition to the fore st preserve at Glenview. A crowd of at least 1,000 is expected and attendance figures may run into the 1,500 class if good weather is on the forecaster's bill-offare. The committee, headed by Deputy Grand Knig ht Frank Kreusch for the Knight s and ~Irs. ).-!itchell Cicchini for the Daughters, report that all neces sa ry arrangements for a complete and intere stin g program have · been made. The advice of ] ack Patterson, famous K ew Trier High school athletic instructor, has been solicited in arranging a couple of new and novel st unt s. The picnic ~ which will he of the "basket" variety, will begin before noon and continue ·w·ell into the evening. There will be luncheon booths on the grove for the convenience of those who don't care to carry their edibles . Coffee, sandwic hes, pop and candy will be dispensed at the C. D. of A. booth. Beside~ the conventional races and the novelty stunts r.e ferred to above, a horse-shoe contest, (to settle the doubt regarding th~ council's champ) will he a big feature. An indoor-outdoor-baseball game will provide the headliner on the entertainment menu. Many Prizes Given A picked team se lected from th e ranks of the <;ingle men will encounter the best nine the married men can muster in what is expected to he a merry hattie. The umpire s will probably he Grand Knight \Villiam Ober- meier and Brother George Hahn. The committee wishes it understood that the members of both organizations should invite not only the members of their families but also their friends, such as fiances ; near fiances, husbands and wives. The best mode of transportation to the grove is, of course, by automobile. Members driving to the scene of activity are requested to carry a full passenge r li st. Arrangements to convey the unfortunate pedestrians to the affair are being made now and anyone who has no definite way vf reaching the grounds should get in touch with Brother Kreusch, telephone Wilmette 1757. At the present time assurance can be give n that Brothtr A I Weeks will donate his truck in order to make a schedu led bus trip from the Odd Fellows' hall at 11 o'clock Sunday morning. Painted arrows will point the way to the grove. New· Floors LAID AND SURFACED OLD FLOORS RESUR-. FACED TO LOOK LIKE NEW P. E. DOWNING PHONE H. P. 566 P. 0. Box 423 Will Put in Sidewalk on Wilmette Avenue :\t the meeting- oi the Board of Lo- ~ cal I mpron·ments held at \"ill age hall ·· la st Tuesday eycni ng. \ "illage Engineer l'hark~ :\. Hohcrts \Y as instructed t (' prepare plans and estimatl's for ·:1 sidewalk on tht south sid e of \\"ilnlette a\"Cnue from Sixteenth street, to present terminus of thr sidewalk, \frs . George Richards is entertain- to Hid!.!"e a\·enue. The work will he ing a ic·,,· of l1er iriencls at lunch eo n paid fo.r by the Yillagc instead of by a tnda _ ,. at her home in Deerfield . ~pecia l as~rssmcnt. it was said. For a small down payment and the balance like rent. You'll enjoy the ideal surroundings. The North Shore Golf Club is just across the road. Sewer, water, roads, gas and electric mains are all tn and paid for. Telephone Wilmette 974-J or stgn and return this coupon. C. P. EvaQs, 616 Gregory Ave., Wilmetre, Ill. I'd like a bomt in Glenview Borders. Please tell me about your home·buildang plan.