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. · Mevember 2.·1928 Sixty-Eight ·StolfJ . .·· Mothers and teachers of the Central and Laurel schools a_ re asked to reserve Tuesuay afternoon, November 13, for the Parent-Teacher meeting at 2 :30 ~·clock in Stolp gymnasium. A splendid · program has been arranged under .the -direction of Mrs. James Fletcher, who announces that the superintendent of Winnetka schools, Carleton W. Washburne, will be the speaker of the day. · A very successful tea in honor of Miss Johanson - and mothers of her 6th grade room was held Tuesday . at the home of Mrs. J. H. Stackhouse, 1011 Thirteenth street, assisted by R ay Warren. Other guests inMrs. cluded Miss Brown, Miss Scott, and Mrs. Julian, who talked informally about school activities. Mrs. Rehfield vice-president of the P. T. A., announced that Miss Johanson's room was 100% perfect in the recent drive for P. T. A. members and received first prize for largest number of parents attending the evening meeting of October 9. GIVE PARTY FOR DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Engti!\h entertained thirty young people, none of whom . was over 10 years of age, at a Hallowe'en party Wednesday night m their home, 729 Ninth street. The party was given for their Jau~hter, Elizabeth English. Mrs. F. D. Norton of the Sovereign hotel was a dinner guest at the homt> of her sister, Mrs. John D. Small of 411 Maple avenue, Thursday mglat, Q,·_ tober 25, prior to her departure i.:>r New York City last Friday. After a few weeks' visit in the East she plans to spend the winter in Palm Beach. ----------·-· Pupih A·chieve High Central-Laurel . Scholor$hip Rating 1 ._.__ _ _ _ _.....___ Sixty-eight pupils · achieved Honor Roll distinction at . the Stolp school during the last month. Pupils on the honor roll have no grade below G, social adaptation VG, and no tardy . marks for the month. The names of these students follow : Eight grade-Rosie Russo, Flora Hurst, Eleanor Potter, Ella Jean Por. ter, Edward Solomon, Marjorie Houghton, Allen Rossman, Richard -Pic hard, Walter Merrill, Chester Hanson, Robert ·Fletcher, Frank Eager, Janet McNulty, Dorothy Neal, Eleanor Jackson, Allison Burge, Eileen Burke, Frances Ellis, Mary Elizabeth French, Marjorie Senbold, Eleanor Moulding, Lucy Clagett, June Kehl, Margaret Mcintosh, Helen Booz, Ray Dunn. Seventh grade-Billy Bowen, Caroline Calloway, Phyllis Carleton, Warren Cozzens, Alice Ebeling, Alice Freeman, Joan Gutridge, Kathryn Holway. Peggy McCabe, Bill Melchoir, Greta von Reinsberg, Eleanor Ricks, Betty S~ith, Marjorie Simon, Eleanor Shap~ iro, Elsa von Reinsberg, Foster Gitgis, Marion Cracroft, Lucy Jonas, Mary .Hvid, LaVerne Popp, Betty Schmidt, Ruth Sanderson, Jane Meyer, Ottilie Mc::lntosh, Ruth Williams, ·C ourtenay White, Iris White, Helen Wigglesworth, Regina Swirles, Ruth Solomon, Ruth Bristol, Beverly Bruns, Betty Barker, Warren Young, Norton Potter, Marjorie Jane . Hecht, Virginia Oakley, Rosemary Ronan, Harriet Taylor, June Mathews. AuStin-Techau & ·company, Inc. place their entire ~taft of paint· ers and decorators at your _ dis· ~al to help you select your scheme of interior decorating, as well ·as suitable furnishings. Before the holiday season be· . comes an actual fact, let us give you an estimate on the cost of refinishing and refurnishing your home. 930 Spanish Court Phone Wil. 2817 GIVING SERIES OF AFFAIRS Mrs. Charles W. Moody of 700 Foiest avenue is giving a series of fall oarties. One was a bridge hmcheon last Wednesday afternoon an1 another will be given Oil Wednesday aitt:rnoon. November 14. Opposite T eatro d(!l Lago Luxurious Quality and Comfort in Good Taste Tht luxurious lobby, acclaimed a mastcrpitct of rlegance in good taste. is typical of the rich comfort and charm of homt throughout this beautiful residence. Evuy chair. each fixture, every pitct of tapestry wu ultcttd for its quality, invitina com· fort and elegance appropriatr to . thr standards of good taste. Hdr you may enjoy a perfect· ly · 'buutiful homr maintainrd and urv1crd for yoa. Arrange to Least Now 1 IDhe G{eor.gian t.An Jd4ress oJ7Jisttnazo· DAVIS at HINMJ\N-EVANSTON ._v,,,,.._,\. V& l ua;;. L.V&)I) l · Telephone Greenleaf 4100 NOTE: You Are Invited to Auead the Firat of a Strita of Sunday Ennin1 Musicale· Beaiaaiaa November 4tb, at 8 o'clock-Noted Talent