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WILME'TTE AT HOME IN WEST now are living in their new home at Mr. and Mrs. Willi,a m E. Williams, 1130 University avenue, Palo Alto, Cat: formerly of 711 Linden avenue, and their three children, Elizabeth, Billy, and Nancy, have completed a five weeks' motor trip to California and They took the southern route, stopping at many points of interest on the way including Hot Springs, ~atlas, Phoenix, San Diego, Los Angeles, and up the coast to Palo Alto. LIFE March 29, 1929 Board Member Dies I Beginning Garden Study Course Monday, April 1 We anrtounce opening of our Sales and Service Room at 900 Littden Avenue Hubbard Woods Showroom·: Evanston, 1610 Shuman Ave. Grttnluf 700 Hubbard Woods. 6oo Lindtn An.-Winnttka 6so An April garden study course occurring four Mondays in April, will be given by Mrs. John Lind of Kenilworth at 11 o'clock each week in a private room adjoining the College inn at the Hotel Sherman. Luncheon will be served. The subjects for the lectures will be: April 1-"Garden Plans for Year; Seed Catalogue Time; Raising Your Own Stock." April 8-"0utlines of Work Planned; Roadside Planting; Civic Planting; Altruistic Use of Gardens; Best Garden Books." April 15-"Planting Tables; Color Schemes; Design in the Garden; Garden Do's and Garden Don'ts!' April 22-"The Technique of Making a Garden; Styles; Fertilizer3; Sprays; Pruning; Transplanting." The course is offered at the request of district chairmen of gardening of the Illinois Federation of Women's clubs and is open to anyone interested in gardening. I ~ INITIATED INTO ALPHA PHI Over last week-end the Alpha Phi sorority of Northwestern university held its initiation. Barbara Holden of Kenilworth and Jane Wilson of Win netka were among those initiated. The initiation banquet was held Saturday evening at the Georgian hotel. Moffett Studio ..... I Homer H. John·son, of. Kenilworth, education of a member of the board the Joseph Sears school, died of a heart attack in his Chicago office Thursday, March 21. Mr. Johnson was president of the Johnson Oil Refining company. His widow, Mrs. Laverne Horton Johnson, and six children, Ruth, Prudence, 'or Miss Jean Upson, 607 Washington avenue, returns from Carleton college, Northfield, Minn. today for her spring vacation. She is 'bringing her roommate with her, Miss Delia Mattison of Minneapolis, who will be her house guest during the holidays. Horton, Homer, Isabelle, and Caroline, are the immediate survivors. I 1 I ,~, ) ' ... I LOWER PRICED ROOM In this unusual new Lower Priced Room, smart apparel will be ·featured at extraordinary underpricing&. Wide assortments of fashions for all occasions. Foot Saver Shoes The Tropic featured in Genuine Beige Lizard Trimmed in Stone Kid Dresses at $15 and less Coats and Ensembles at $25 and less QJO~VEP. 634 Church Street Evanston SIIJESHOP University 971