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Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 28 Jun 1929, p. 24

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24 WILMETTE LIFE June 28, 1929 TATMAN Wedding gifts are synonyms in ·Chicago, Evanston and along the North Shore Perchance we know the Bride's likes. If so, this will greatly lessen your task. In any event ... The Bride is not apt to receive a duplicate gift from Tatman,s. "The House of gifts" 517 DAVIS ST. EVANSTON 625 N. MICHIGAN AVE. CHICAGO Rapid strides were made in the ~ntra-l mural prog~~m .conduct~d by North- I' . . western umverstty durmg the past ; Last year shtpments of old clothmg rear. Twenty three SP?~ts were totaling 852,122 pounds were sent to fered and 1,989 men parttctpated. ' orphanages and refugee camps overPhi Kappa Sigma . iraternity won the i seas, according to a statement just sweepstakes trophy offered for the or- . . ' ganization scoring the most , points dur- tssu~d fro:n the t:atH;mal head,quarters ing the year. Other fraternities plac- of :\ear Ea-s t Reltef m New "York. ing among the first ten were Sigma Chi, This year's quota was set at 2,000,000 Sigma ~u ..Beta T?eta Pi, Phi .~u B~ta, pounds. · The need for raising this Delta l pstlon. \\ ranglers, Stgma At~ quantity of clothing, which is more pha ?pstlon, Delta Tau Delta and Pht than double that shipped last year, is due to the fact that all general cam· Delta Theta. . Amon_g the sports offered were ten- paigning, both for money and clothms, golt. cross c.oun~ry. track. football, ing, cea es on June 30 of this year, but horseshoes, S\\"!~lmmg, ~vater polo, the work overseas must continue for ba sketball; wrestltng, bowlmg, baseball another two or three years until the and tug 0 war. last of the 20,043 children· still in American care in the Near East are old JOINS N. Y. ORCHESTRA enough to be graduated into self-sup.-\lfn~ d \\'allenstein of the Chicago port or are pro~ided for by adoption. Symphony orchestra will be unable t.o Contributions have fallen far short give his concerts in Kenilworth thts next sea on. a he has done in the of the quota, says the statement, and pa : ; t four or fiye years. as he . has unless more clothing is donated within signed . to play with the Xew York the next few days, the children overPhilharmonic orchestra. ~r r. \\'allen- seas will suffer. Therefore, a countrystein is thought hy many to be the wide appeal is made by K ear East Relief for clothing to be sent direct to world's greate. t living cellist. their national warehouse, care of U. S. Army Base, Brooklyn, ~ew York. SCHOLARSHIP RENEWED \Varm, practical clothing is what is ~~iss Ethel Flent\·e returned recently to her home at 7i9 Lake avenue from needed-coats and overcoats, cotton ~ew York City, where she had been and woolen dresses, stockings, understudying music during the past year wear and sweaters. Even.ing gowns at the J uiliard Graduate school of and satin slippers are of no use to ormusic. The scholarship that ~Iiss phan boys and girls. Now is the time Flentye won two years ago has been to give away your winter things. It renewed, and she will return to J uil- is much better to give that nice woolen iard's in the fall to continue her mu- sweater and that warm winter ~at to those youngsters in our overseas orsical studies. phanages, than to the moths. Even those coats and dresses which have ~Iiss ~Iartha Belshe and ~[iss Alta Dee Belshe, daughters of ~Ir. and ~In. lain all winter in the cedar chest beEdwin Luther Belshe, 530 Forest ave- cause they were out of style, will be nue. had as their house guest la;;t gratefully accepted, for those kiddies week, seyeral of their school friends, are not so strong on style as they are ~fiss ~sther Chipchase of Springfield, on comfort. You'll be doing yourselves Ill.. ~[tss Anne Bagby of ~Iiami. Fla., a iaYor in getting rid oi your old and ~Iiss Helen \Yyatt of St. Louis. clothes, for, to paraphrase an old poem, "The moths will get them eventually, -oDaphne Craig. small daughter of if you don't ·watch out." ~[r. and ~Ir - . l:fan·ey A. Craio-, 716 Send bundles by parcel post, express Lake ayenue. entertained ten of her or freight to the Near East Relier friend · at an aiternoon party ~Ionday V·:arehouse, C. S. Army Base, foot 58th on the occa::.ion of her tenth birthday. street. Brooklyn. 1\e,,· York. N. U. Intra-Mural Program' ~Near East Relief Is ·Making Rapid Strides : ]J,fakes Urgent Plea for More Clothing vf-,· ' Thrills and Wedding Bellsl The day of days could live forever if a penonal movie camera was also in attendance. A camera From Home Movie Headquarten Is the cherished wedding gift1 for it is a constant . reminder of your thoughtfulness. Select from our complete displays ·. priced $39.50, forw1rd 4 · .. Fot Appointmtnt Call UnirJ. 866 & f

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