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of Wilmette and Mrs. E T.~ May.. nîard of Wnnetka. The .winners in the match play against par, Tuesday of this week, were Mrs., W. S. Ruxton of Evanston, Class A; Mrs. C. J. Folger of Evans- ton,. Clasg B, and Mrs. C. S. Butler of Chicago, Class. C. The putting con- test %vas won liy Mrs. Dudley Fay of Evanston. and the ýspecial nine-hole eventby' Mrs. E. W., Stewat of W*i- Anette.> .Pize-winners amnong the boys and aniong the girls are also aninouticed for the costume Party >for children held -at thé club,, Sùnday afternoon. The girls who took prizes were: Gale Schwinn of Chicago, funniest cos- tume; Margaret WoI-ff of Winnetka, prettiest costume, and Dapline Ami, Donohue. of Evanston, cleverest. cos- tumne. The two boys,. Dudley, Fay of Eý:vanston and Calvin Roulet of G len- coe, tied in the eontest ,for, the clever- est costume, while Russel Chandler of Evanston wore the furmiest costume and John Sampson of Glencoe, the Jrettiest. Lakce Zurich Players to Give Melocirama The Lake Zurich Summer theatre will present "Ten Nights ini a Bar Room" onn Snt1rdav. undav. and Kathweine Thomp.ron of, 1311 Ashland avenue, Wilmette, Coxukd on one of the. Rock! ord college crews 1o4t year, wdll be'aenong the singers on the Rock ford night pro- grain: Wednesday, August 21, at 10, over WGN.. On Rockford Night WGN Broadcast on August 21 Wednesday, August 21, will be Rockford night in the series of col- lege broadcasts beginning next week.* Rockford students wiIl enact the finish of a crew race on the river and silg colege songs around the picnic fire,. Kaiherine Thompson of 1311 beautituigarden and home c» avrs. Frederick Beasley of Waukegan, and the lunchéon and program at the Glen Flora Country club. One hun- dred twenty-five were present to hear Mrs. Euclid ýSnow, the state president, lecture on the. Waukegan Dunes. A history of the lotus beds was also given, and following the, luncheon- the members made a trip ho Grass lake ho vie-W the lotus. For Visitor Mrs. james Ralph Starr, 320 Ral- eigh rQad, Kenilworth, was hostess at a bridge luncheon Tuesday to a small group of friends inhonor of Mrs. Tlayýlor -Ward of Watertown, N. Y.,' wYho is -visiting ber sister and family, Major and Mrs. Eugene Slappey, in Keniiwortb, and ber. mother in Clii- cago. ,N1r. and Mrs. Leon M. Alleni, 258 Nfelrose' avenue, Kenilworth, enter- tained their. bridge club at dinner Tuîesda y. Lujncheon Hostes Mrs. Thomas M. Mintz, 50 Crescent place, was hostess at a luncheon 'last Monday in honor of Mrs. S. E. Ween of, Portland, Ore., who is visiting Mrs. James M. Krafthefler, of Wilmette. À. . . À À À.ÀèÀ.A 4! OLD 00 L Ma HsAdvillned Î50% OLD SILYVER: H u. Advauc.d ý100% What else do youà posists thét Shows . n equal, locreàe. wlthin eigjhfeen mnbFo xemple1 an Iold watch case velued et,$19 eéy in 1934. is worth $28.50 cash todey. Old sterling: silver' pieces have. doubled in velue. W. wfll Ulve yol. sireflaMe appWBl al S !Bey Yeut'Plàe" fer Casb C.D. PEACOCK JEWELffiS SINCE 1837 Stase end Monroe Paim.r Hou. corner w ~ 'V w w ~ . - 14.cmtn iHardy, juna C.nurcn, jeromne Terner, Russell Sléet and Jasper Mastrioanni. The play is being direct-. cd by Luella Canterbury.' SatuLrday afternoon, August 17, at 3, o'clock 'the. group will perform "Cinderella" under the' direction' of Robert Merriman of Ken ilworth. Early this -wcek the theatre gave "MNacbethi" before. a crowded bouse. Fritz Leiber, Jr., was flot able to take Ann Webster and-, omeyn i-Hess of Fvanston. This program will be over WGN at 10 o'clock, Wednesday night, August 21. Ainong the north shore girls enter- ing Rockford this faîl will be Frances Stowell,' Betty G-'rant, and Mary Jane. Mliles, ail of Glencoe. U~QAI4 a '4 EsenStar Party clude a buffet dinner and bridge Au-' Eastern ust 21, and, then, ten dayrs later, an Wilmette chapter, Order of East- iniformai dance which is part of the ern Star, is having a luncheon and Labor Day week-end celebration. bridge party at the Nôrthwestern Golf club Tuesday, August 20. Lunch- ton will be at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Mary Churchill is the hostess and Mrs. May Miss Beth Sale of Indianapolis was Saville, Wilmnette 4»96, is- in charge of. a week-end, guest of Mrs. W. W. reservations. Rogers, 622 Central avenue. THE ST. ýàu Ill 1.