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8 Mr. and Mrs. · William . H. . :Siege~ 305 Seventeenth ·stre~t, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. West of Ravenswood motored to Appleton, \\'is., last weekend. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weyenberg. formerly of Evanston. ·N~vember 8, 1929 : ·Mis9 Ruth Johnston, 321 Melrose Jeanette K. · Marks SPECIAL Closing out a·ll fall models of Sportswear and Afternoon Dresses avenue, Kenilworth, entertained at her home last Fr.iday in honor of the girls The Georcre Camp Xewakwa last ,.., \V. Horstmans are get1116 W·llo attended ting settee! in their ne~ ho~e at Summer. There were three tables of Locu ·t roarl. in the Indtan Htll Estates. Designed b\' Phillip A. Danielson, the bridge in play. Horstman home is an attractive and practical adaptation of the Italian villa :; tdc to an American home. \Vith exterior of ashlar masonr\· and tile roC?f and \\·i th stu rei...- oak doors. the ' archttect ha - achievccl a. unit\· and harmo;ry that grO\\'S on the observer. Equal l care has been giYen by him to e~ch I of the four ele\·ations " ·ith a re ultn:g i -a tis£ action not of ten achic\·cd. Ottn ' .\ ..... chultz \\'as the general con tractor. ~[ r. Horstman i~ r>rodu.ction manager 1 nr the Colgate- PalmohH- Pcet comDam·. Hi - daughters-~[arjnrit, ~\'h·i, L I and Geor.g ette-are .\\·e,ll ktw\rn amottg the \·oungcr set ot t.he n or~1 shc;re. The famih· former!\- hved at tHl \\.11I , dtn road. \\'innetKa. I 1 George Wt. Horstmans Move A.R T I S T · RECITALIST Into New Home in Estates Edward Johnson; Metropolitan and R avama · · T enor, t 0 c· ave p rograrn at Ne~ Trier Monday Night Edward. Johnson, tenor of the Me tr ~ politan and Ravinia Opera compani <, \\·ill present the second of thi s st ·1 son's series of Ar.tist-Rccitals Monett evening-, !\ovembcr 1I, · in the 1\<.:·.. Trier Hi!!h school auclitorium. The r· cital is g.(vcn und er the au.;; pice. of t l' · \\'innetka ~f tt sic rlub. Blaire Xt·a '· will he at the piano. The program for :\f onday's rec ;tt : has been annnunecd as fnll.·\vs : I lnnwation 11f Orpheus .Ja.copo P1 ri (15t)O-]Ii~ :· . . . \ rr . by Pif'tro Florid ia . ()r r· h'i·· non ~eg-uo piu ·. Raffa(']o Rqntani (l:iOO- ·332 WASHINGTON AVE. !.,,,,,,····~##############~###################################~####~ ' ' WILMETT E 1984 ATTEND IOWA GAME :\fr. and :\fr.:;. R. D. nurtncr, 810 .\!r . .Tohn~on I Oak\\0,1d a\·cnue. \\·ith .their daughter. · TT I :\[r:; . E. n. Hinkly (Detty T.ttrtner) of llit> Lotn!-'lilunH· ~~ · huma J : t 1 ~c·huh ,·r' . ;-:.an Benito, Texa". mntnrecl to .\me..,, Li··lw ." J(Jt!--<'11aft I . .\ ll· ·r!"· · ·lt-n Strnu "~ I r \) \\a 1a . . t week-end tn attend the toot- I ';l(· ilil· Strau '-'" hall gaml' bd\\·n·n Io\\·a ~tate cnllegc :\Tr..John~on and 1-.:- a 11 ~a.; (it\' ttl1 in.:r:'i t y. and t0 ITI I ·ar icipate in the hom~cnming ccle- . 1 : : ~,· .. tt·· in n :\linor Baeh ~nint-~ a ~·tl' · br;ttit·ll'. Their ~nn. Rnbl'rt. \\·lto i:' .\ltH,nlig-ht Dehu "~Y · ':a! ~ · · ( '<~JJl'i t···· " :\fan Lin·s Lut OncP" ~· -.enior at T(l\\·a State college, IS a ... .. . .. ... Strau~~-Tau :-:i~~ I ·nemiJLT ni Dt!ta Chi fratcrnitv and :\fr. Xeale ., ca!1 ta in r. i the ,·a r,ity sw imming. team. IV f. ollil' L<' tt Tri~t!S. dau~hta oi ~[r . and ~I r~ . Ch ark:- \ \' . 'J' r iQt!". 10-+1 A.~ :t- · land a\·cnuc . kit thi-. \\t:l'k \\·ith her aunt. ~lr~ . l <d m l' onH:riPrd, oi A·nh cr:-. t hL' T\.('. (~a nada. i11r }. 1i ami Beach. Fla .. i1)r LtL· \\'intn il.,> nth:'. --0- .\ rr. IJv Pif'trn Florid in. Oit1 En!.!'li :.: h :'.i..Jod~Anon~·m · ·ttS .\ria fn·ni "f.·t Hr,ht: nh' " (('h<> gt·lida man ina) Pu rein i L c· :- ('lodl··=r;l e~.·n l 11 fragrant d'Alfr ed de Debu s-.\D eb u'-'>- :· .\fu.'-'~; H I .. Rachmanin '· ff' .\ri.l fr0m "Loui~P" "lJepui~ CharJ)t·nth·r long-t e mps j'hahit<lis cett' chambr e" :\fr. 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