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26 ~~ rs. S. John Duncan-Clark, 228 \\'ood court, and her son, Carlyle, have re!urned from their summer cottage at ~augatuck. Mich .. for a' short time to rdurn again later. WILMETTE .LIFE Mrs. I. R. Adkins, 1112 Central ave- Tronnes Organization nue, and her son, Joh n, have returned Entertains . at Dinner irom San Diego, Cal., where they had The Tronnes rental staff we r e enterheen staying for ten months. John retained at dinner at the Georgian hotel turned hy motor with a friend. Thursday evening. July 11. The dinner \\·as chi<·fh- a social get-together of t}le organi7.ation, hut plans were discussed i or _a large expansion program the .: nsumg year. The Tronnes organization is cntt ring its fourth year, and in this time has handled ~ome of the largest and best known buildings in Chicago and en\·iron : ; such as: the Park lane, the \\.hithall. \Vinthrop Towers, the Barr ia\·, the Madair. tht Farcroit and the. Georgian ·hotel. The ·latest projects are the Park Edgewater and the lee Cream Moulds Park Dearborn. Accord.ing to the discussed plans. the next four years will see the Tronnes org-anization developing and expanding Wilmette the Yaried branches of the .real estate busines s. ~ Charles R Tro\vbridgc \\'as the gurst .~pea ker at the dinner. July 19, 1929 "4rden Shore Patrons 'a nd Friend$ Enjoy Annual Picnic Today Friends and. pa r tons of Arde n Shore wilt gather at the Lake Bluff institution toda\· to participate in the annual picnic ~hich witt he he ld on the srounds of the fresh air camp and be featured hy a 'program of tamp stunts. Luncheon to he brought h~· those attcndillg- will be augmented by coffee or cold drinks by the Arden Shore committee. r Visitors at the camp today will ha\'C the opportunity to become acquainted ~vith the work accomplished at Arden Sl each year and will sec the ummrr camp in full action. Department heads " ·ill tell of the programs ar~ ranged for the groups brought out from Chicago at n·g-ular inten·als and J : xact h· ho\\' rest. fresh air and whole.;ollle ·fnlHis benefit them. I ./ Straw ber'ry Sherbet between t wo ders taken for fancy J ,.,. layers of Toasted A lmond Snider-Cazel Drug Co. I A CORRECTION :\n announcement in last week's issue c,i \VIUII·:rn: Ln·1·: errnneoush· stat<:d that ~Jr. and :Mrs. Carl C. Renneckar \rcrc accompanying- fr-iends on a mont !1':; tour of Ycllo\Ystone Park and .'\Iaska. ~fr . ancl "\1rs. C. E. Rf·nnrc kar o i 625 Eleventh st rcct_ arc ma king the trip. \\'IL~n:T'rE LIFE regret:-:. the err~r. ------~-------- THE GREATEST SALE IN RADIO HISTORY- and only Patterson Bros. could do it. Only our favorable buying connection has made it possible to get on the "Inside" for low prices from the maker- and only a few remain to be sold during this sale. \lr. and ~frs. P. J. 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