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June l, 1928 WILMETTE HEADS GIRLS' CLUB The honor bestowed on Miss Elizabeth Kelly of Kenilworth last week at New Trier was a very distinctive one. By being elected president of the Girls' club she represents the choice of 800 girls and is head of the most important girls' organization in the high school. She was elected unanimously. LIFE 19 Kenilworth Neighbors Make Fortnightly Visit to Vets A group of members of the· Kenilworth Neighbors visited Great Lakes hosp\tal last Monday to make the boys happy with a generous contribution of suits, tinderwear, and shoes. The committee announces that if anyone has a victrola to contribute it will bring many hours of cheer to these disabled veterans. Men's clothes and suitcases are always acceptable. · The next visit to Great Lakes will be on June 11, and members of the Neighbors and their friends are invited to go on any of these fortnightly trips. Those wishing to join these groups, or those having donations to make, are asked to notify Mrs. Frank Nason, Kenilworth NORTHMOOR OPENS SEASON The opening social event at Northmoor Country club, Ravinia: was a dinner dance, held last Tuesday evening. This was the f ..>rmal 'opening of the club, and all summer rules and regulations are now in · effect. Sunday evening the club will show the motion picture of "West Point," featuring William Haines. Throughout the sum-oMrs. J. C. Carpenter's sister, _,.Mrs. mer moving pictures wiJI be shown Schade, of Akron, Ohio, left for her every Sunday evening. home last Friday evening, and the Misses Elliott, who have also been The Freshman class at New Trier guests in the Carpenter home, left for entertained the seniors at a dance 111 Ithaca, N. Y., on Tuesday of this week. the Mess hall after school Tuesday. 4363. Boys - Girls - ~adres BACK FROM FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs·: Frederick Breit of Kenilworth, and their family returned on. Sunday from a winter ·spent at Miami Beach, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Driver, who occupied the Breit home on Essex road during their absence, while the Driver home was being remodeled, are now in their own abode. The house on Abbottsford road, known as the "Everett' home, was remodeled and designed by R. W. Murison, a young architect of Kenilworth, and it now is one of the most attractive houses in the village. Mrs. J. P. Oleson is to entertain her luncheon and sewing club on Monday next at her home, 240 Woodstock avenue, Kenilworth. LEARN TO SWIM AND DIVE! New Trier High School Natatorium June 18 to August I 0 Classes for beginners and for swimmers Special Instruction for those who need it For information call Mr. Jackson daytime-Winnetka Evenings University 64 4 8 2400. An Exquisite . Bridal gift T HE bride's desire for lovely appointments for her ·h.ome c~n be gratified to the utmost wtth a gaft of Dirigold tableware, or any one of many other useful Dirigold articles. Our display of this beau~iful ~are is a ready haven to her gaft-gatnering friends. We invite your ae· lection. 8G9 DAVIS STREET The Dlrlgold Corp. Display Salon 70 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago HALLMARK JEWELERS MAKES GARDEN VISIT The Kenilworth Garden club spent last Friday afternoon at the Franken Nurseries at Deerfield looking over the display of tulips and later had tea at the Indian Hill Golf club as the guest of Mrs. Bentley · McCloud. The competitive flower arrangements in bowls and pitchers scheduled for that day at .1he home of Mrs. Leon Allen on Melrose avenue, is postponed until t-he meeting on June 8. WINS YEAR BOOK PRIZE Miss Elizabeth Freudenreich of Abbottsford road, Kenilworth, has won the first literary prize in the annual year hook of the Roycemore school. She is a member of the junior class of the Upper schon.J. There is always a Yery close contest for these coveted honors and the work presented is excellently clone. The Roycemore Glee club held a very beautiful concert last Friday evening at the assembly hall of the school in Evanston, with a large and enthusiastic audience attending. The girls were assisted by Miss Anne Post, contralto; William \i\/illiams, 'cellist, and Miss Betsey Williams, accompanist. Correet Style Bi11er Value Better Clothes Low Cost Surr or TOPcOAT ------- MADE TO YOUR ORDER Royal salesmen are Johnny on the spot. They will wait on you prompdy and cordially. They are happy in their work because th~y have so much to offer. You would willingly pay $30 for Royal service alone. We give both good service. and good clothes. MORRIS VBHON, Pr·riJ··'· -oMrs. Tom Dix and Mrs. John Wilds of Kenilworth have issued invitations to a luncheon and bridge at the Sunset Ridge Golf club on Friday, June 8. 7 Day QualiQ'··FI·st, Last, aad Alwa~s All 'the Earmarks of $15 0 Clothes -oMrs. Thomas Coyne of Melrose avenue, Kenilworth, entertained on Friday of last \veek at a very beautiful luncheon and bridge. -o1\fr. and Mrs. Harry W. Mons, . 157 Woodstock avenue, have returned to Kenilworth from Excelsior Springs, Mo., where they spent a . week. -aFrancis Meter of 114 Fourth street, accompanied by several friends, has gone to northern Wisconsin for two weeks of vacation. The trip was made by motor. . -0- 1641 Orrington Open Tuaday, Tbunclay and Saturday Evealap The annual meeting of the North End circle was held at the horne of Mrs. Harvey A. Craig of 716 Lake avenue last week.