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Mrs. Henry E. Mason entertained the ‘ Sewing Circle at her home on E Central i Ave. on Wednesday afternoon. The } sewing done at thesejmeetlngs is all for-i charity work In Chicago. 3 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ahrens of Home~ ' wood Ave. were gwen a pleasant sur~ l prise on Monday evening by about twenty of their friends. The occasion;was in the nature at a {house warmingland a I welcome to their (new home. fiMr.:nnd : Mrs. Ahrens until two weeks ago. were l residents of Shermerville. : mwu Wallace Kimball entertained twelve of ; meats w his boy friends at dinner Friday evening 5 Mrs. J‘ at his home on Green Bay R¢ Afler’ dinner the party enjoyed the mofion pic- 1 home on s mm at the Highland Park Club Home t this weal which portrayed "Sports and Travel 'm’ Capt: Central Africa." ' 7,. ‘ ‘ Euchre club ai her home on W. Central Ave. Friday afternoon. Mrs. George Vetter and Mrs. S. T. Rebl'mg were the men-ml prize winners. next week. The subject of the meeting is to be "Candie making. brewing of beer, soap making. etc» of the Revolutionary end Colonial days." Mr; Carleton Mooe- ely i. to be the mayist. Mrs. Sequ Truax will give demonstrations of candle making. of both the dip and mold. Ex- hibitions of candle snuffers, and of the first kind of oil lamps used in this coun-: try. made of brass and pewter. Refresh- menu wiii follow the program. ' The mothers' and girls' banquet held in the lunch room of the high school Saturday evening was quite a successful , and well planned affair. One hundred and seventy banqueters enjoyed the very good supper which was nicely sen ed by an efficient corps of girls. The color scheme of the lunch room was green. the decorations being strips of green crepe paper and showers of shamrocks hung from the lights. Following the banquet Mrs. John Welch. who acted as mistress of ceremonies. addressed the mothers and girls in the form of welcome and then turned the meeting over to Mrs. Henry Atwater, who acted as toast- mistress. Miss Jane Marshall of Lake Forest spoke on “Our Mothers and Teach~ ‘ grs." this was followed by a \‘lUlln duet by the Misses Dorothy Mason and Hertha vaan accompanied by Jane Marshall on the piano. Mrs. William Anderson of Lake Forest. gave a toast to "Our DaughA ters." in the form of an original poem. , very cleverly read; Miss Loise Noyes then sang sweetly. a group of three songs ; accompanied on the piano by Mrs. C. N. Kimball. The remainder of the program consisted of a talk by Mrs. E. W. Spencer on “Ideals of Womanhood," a reading from Hiawatha by Miss Alice H. Mc-“ Elrath. a humorous sketch by Miss Adah Grandv. and two Deerfield songs sung by i all present. l Mrs. Eugene Bournique of E. Central Ave. will entertain the local chapterZof the D. A. R. on Monday afternoon [of Mrs. Fred Tucker afternoon to the Alt 0!: Monday evenin , was given a most p about thirty relatives vinia and Glencoe. tl' ing ner birthday arm was very attractive of daffodils and tulips ,t’ormed part of the , The guests from Chic idames Henrv Niemey ‘ Axel Nelson. Harry Ha . and Miss Grace Niem Mrs. Charles Boel Ave, entertained the Guild on Thursday aft Mrs W. E. Sheskie i ber of guests at a quili Thursday afternoon. Mrs. A. L, Renning. tertained fourteen gi party on Monday e' hour with music follow About one hundred the evening musicale. cilla Carver gave at tl John Grenville Mott on The program of the i the last in a series of ei Carver has given, was 1 Minor. by Mendelssoh piano. cello. and violin, (Jones, Mr. Hiller and l by Liszt sung by Miss lections. Nocturne. No Reading from left to right: Mrs F. Peters Willizm Bencher Minnie Gunckel. Lillian Schlie. Earl Clapper, Edward Segen Ray Gunekel. Carl Antes. Floyd Gunckel. Mr S. P Hutchison. The‘Social Side of Life IBIS are making a specnl‘ reduction on Dry 0am Onen' ml and Domestic Rugs, during the two weeks ending March 27th. The price during these two weeks will be 25: perlquue yud forallOrientanugsandZOcpaaqmyudfor all Do- mestic Rugs. The Regular Price being 35¢ per sq. yd. Your rugs will be dry cleaned absolutely clean with not a particle of dirt or grease remaining and the colors will be brought out like new. (L After having your rugs cleaned once you will always have them done this way. “It is the only way”. Send us one rug as a trial and if satisfactorv we would mm m rlpan u I m... ~....,.- Cast of Minstrel Show Given by therDserfield Parents’ and Teachers’ Association R‘ebling entertained the ” Trade in High la n (1 Park ' ' Special Reduction High Class Launderers and French Dry Cleaners T6: in R 8 ah Wc give {d in [2 National 11‘3me Pfll'fi M ileage 1mm this way. “It is the only way". Send us oné ruréias if satisfactory we would like to clean ALL your 'rugs. vcul ,’ Mrs. J. W. Prindivme entertained the AQGTITueuday afternoon bridge club at her m P‘c‘3home on Prospect Ave. on Tuesday-o! "9?" E this week. ,ocal Affairs of the week BY the Observer g Capt. and Mn Scales of Ft. Sheridxn. ientemined ten guest: at a seven o'clock fdinner on Tueodnv evtnina ;» m..-“ Col. and Mrs. Pate' win He hog and hostess at a Dutch supper Saturday eve- ning after the hop at Ft. Sheridan. dinner on Tuesday evening in compli- ; men: to their sues; Miss Davidson 0! t North Carolina. The table was very at- ‘ tractive in colon of pink and green. ‘ “v..." son, Miss Carver, and Mrs. Whitman. After the musicale, I very delightful so- cial hour, with refreshments followed. The Embroiderv club met on Wednes- day afternoon at the home oi Mn. W. J. Louderback on Moraine Rd. Refresh- ments were aerved. Jones, Mr. Hiller and Mr. Jones: songs, by Liszt sung by Miss Mason. Piano se lectx'ons. Nocturne. N04 13, and Etude opus, 25 No. 10 bv Chopin, played by Mia Carver; selections of songs. by Men~ deluhon, sung by Mrs. Vail; a piano quartctte. Invitation to the Dance, by Weber, played by Mrs. lanes, Mrs. Thomp- llL, A nu... nucuuiucu me Lampbell Chapter Mrs Lincoln Penis was h’ISU‘S‘ to the " Guild 0" Thursday afternoon. Five Hundred club Tuesday Afternoon, Mm W. E. Sheskie entertained a num~ Prize~ were awarded to Mn William ber of guests at a quxlting party on last Stems. Miss Sadie (.allou a), and Mrs Thursday afternoon. “"“mm “”1”an Mrs. A. L, Renning, E. Park Axe, en Mrs. Amelia Pyle was the guest 0! tenained fourteen guests at a dmnchMrb-mb'" “'39P" 0‘ (”"4110 5W“! ' party on Monday evening. A 50031 and Monday. ‘ ‘ hour with music followed the dinner l Mr. Peter Bleimehl visited lriends and‘ ‘ About one hundred people anmded’ielam'es in Deerfield Monday: 3 the evening‘ muslcale. which Miss Pris-J Mr. and Mrs. A. Frost an: \ismng n‘ cilla Carver gave at the home of Mrs ’the home of Mr. W. R, Olson or Kempton. John Grenville Mott on Monday evening; Mrs. J. E. Knickerbocker is Visiting her The program of the musicale. which is ‘ sister in St, Louis, Mo, the last in a series of eight of which Miss} Mr. 8“,);an Whmn‘ of pomand Carver has given. was as “Hows" Tm“) Oregon. came to the home of Mr. W. A. Minor. by Mendelssohn. played on the: Whiting when he W!” reside m the piano. cello. and violin, by Mrs. Annette an..-” .l l Mrs. Charles Boehm of W Central Ave., entertained the Campbell Chapter Guild on Thursday afternoon. Mm W. E. Sheskie entertamed a num~ ber of guests at a quilting party on last Thursday afternoon. ;of daffodils and tulips. Games and musxc formed part of the evening‘s program. The guests from Chicago included Mes- damcs Henrv Niemeyer, Joseph She-h‘erl. Axel Nelson. Harry Haskell, James Luther. and Miss Grace Niemeycrv Miss Helen Schinleber gave a supper after the movie show Friday evening In F. Peterson. Laura Karch Martin Karch Vccrmpliment ‘0 h" cousm. Ml" 0"" n Schlie Edward Thern’en' Mr. F. Petersen, PICNIC of Chicago. who is vialtma her. eke]. cm Rommel. Robert Pettis, Walter A “quid New“ com”! in which an. 'bottlea of various kinds of liquids in ‘ household use were passed, and one was f Life compelled to conjecture the name of the Affairs of the week lfiuld. was held at the eocxal given by the: Oboerver :Dorcu Somety at the home of Mn ' Frank Peterson ThurIday evenirm. Mn. ; Bert Easton and Miss Helen Schlnleber ‘ were prise Winners. ' . , , \ 5 F ' ‘h, 'h , t- ‘ Mrs. Fred Tucker Will be hostess thxs ‘ “1 {ary m“ u 0 h” mn_uu afternoon to th Afte n n E ch cl b mg her son. Rev Samuel Fmagh of e ' r 00 u ‘re u ' rMedma. Ohio, returned to her home m On Monday evetnmlg Mrs. M. L. Conrzd Deerfield Friday "flung was mven amos peasant surprxse y \ . , about thirty relatives (mm Chicago, Ra- 'h' anera Roy (:unckel spent last . . . week Hsmng relatives In “aukrgan wma and Glencoe. the occasmn celebrat ‘ ing ner birthday anniversary The'table 1h” “7“!” monthly "’"lmx “t m“ was very attractive with a center piece‘ Mu Mgma (ht wrll beheld at the- hulme 0f daffodils and tulina (szaennr‘ mum” ()1 5‘1): X‘Illln‘tl \\ hum-u. l L...“ , ......- ' ’limita to a point 660 feet east of the l south quarter corner of Section B. lTownship 43. North Rnnge 12. East of ' l the Third Principal Meridan. On the ' . west side of Lincoln Ave. from Fllf ()sks , Ave. to a point 1,500 feet south of Cen-‘ :trnl Ave. On the north side 0! Huel’ Ave. from Park Ave. to Lincoln Ave. A cast iron water pipe of 6 inches interns] diameter on the east side of Park Ave... . from Greenwood Ave. to Hazel Ave On I. the north side of Fair Oaks Ave. trom’ ‘ 5' Park Ave. to Lincoln Ave. On the northi side 01 Owen-mam: Ave. from Park Ave. ‘to Lincoln Ave. On the north side 01 ath l KCentral Ave from Park Ave to Lincoln :Ave. On the north side of Fair Oaks;1 Ave. from Oak Ave. to Grand Ave. On; .the westerly side of Grand Ave. from. {Fair Oaks Ave. to the south end of, Grand Ave. in the Village or Deertield. ’ DOCKET No. 3. ()F m: Court CUL‘RT/ or LAKE Corxry. Notice is hereby kiven to all personal eight interested that the Board of Local lm- ‘provements of said vtllage has hereto lore filed in said court in said cause I What women to the (room but dnwhmrf'â€"~Exchnm . “don't I know it Ill?" Her help in the housework could not be expected And otters ol lid. should all be rejected. The treatmenL I'm sure it we just do our duty, Will mult in politeneu. Ambition end beauty. 'PulQ J05”... A housewife who he made careful records or the amount of fruit she nu used for preserving or lolly mklu. keeptnx It the same time I moon) or the smount sfter tho unnlu cooking W. says; Seven pounds of peaches wlll nah “teen (Mlle. of mam-lace. Four quart; of quince. w1l| make to. (ll-e! of MI]. Four qusrts u! cmhapplu will talk. tea [hue- a! jelly. 8L! pounds of peaches will uh pints of prone-nod touches. I Remarks by ow. Mignon i After neon] ovsry mun-Inn tho' ofler mtultoos Insult l b! W “And her such bu mm... for l: In the matter of the spccxal lacu- imem of the village of Dcerfield {or I *syszem of cutlmn wlter main: which have been [lid on the following arm ] A cut iron water pipe 018 inches in- ]!ernal diameter on the north nude of ’Deerfield Ave., from the cut village ilimita to apoim 660 feet can of the Mr. Benyanun Whiting Oregon, came to the home Whiting whcze be m” r future, Mxxs Fanm [xghlbodx b! libertynlie. the Misses Ada and Della Ru»amasm of ChlLdeO and ML} .\‘ Morns. who Is on P113 way {u L‘alllnrnla, spcm {he week- end mth Mr‘ and Mrs. “T T. Muzrn (\CHIHK The regular monthly mocung of Mu Ngma L‘hl WIH be held at the- Y‘ 0! M1» Mildred Whlung Hmr Final Special Aucuuunt Notice Miss Mamie Siljeurom of Hmhlmd Park wn the week-end guest of Mn- LiHnn Schlie. sexpensest Sweedte at the Libertyvlllej On Faxr Will be raven soon. Mr. Nelsonfpleu lgn‘es his time to runnxng the machme . . . - l a m ,and sts Kent‘s delightful piano playm ) "Aut‘ {is worth the price of admission. A good ‘ - l clean movie show is malntamed in elevat- ‘ three 1} mg surroundmga A free lecture with . depic ‘colored slides will be given in the school Belt! Friday afternoon at 1343'" subject to Ngderfw announced later‘ ltiona l The first class in basketry 1n the Deer- I liatem lfield school taught by Muss McMahml W has fimshed a fine display olreed basket; ‘ 1 or a ‘ Miss Glynch is teaching practical aewing.‘ 1‘ which darning and mending ol garments. and ‘ who ll making small articles for display at the ‘ tend m ‘ Lake County Ichoola exhibit. "en ' Miss Wright 0! Libertyville gave a ’l u the missionary address in the Presbyterian. made. Bible school Sunday morning. i clan 0 Mr. Kern of the McCormick Seminary, ‘ (mm l» preached during Mr. Creswell'a aboence l 5' bell: Sunday. l men a THE HIGHLAND PARK mess. new!) max tumors ) At the movie show given in the school (last Friday evening a two neel drama. "Under Falee Colors." was given with Florence L. Labadie as the principal character. a one reel drama featuring the charming Tanhauser Twins, and I comedy. All of these films have been re- leased during the last thirty days and de- serve better patronage than was gwené last Friday. which show failed to make I expenses Sweedie at the Libertvwllr John Camel! gave I dinner for twelve of his friends In! Saturday evening, tak- ing his guests to the theatre “reward; Mr. and M11 Romnyne Slryker m- nounce the birth of a non, Alvin Knuk Stryker. Thundny. March 4m Mr. and Mn. Almon Rockenbuh are being conmtulated upon the birth of their ninth child. noon, which arrived lust week. A bus load of girls nnd their mother: attended the dinnex It the high ochool Saturday evening. Deerfield News Items 1:: van AVL from A housewife who bu c Ave. On the north! ncord- of the amount of I um Park Ave and for pram!“ or M the north tide on [eeplnx n the same time mker is wanting her ) “‘an 0’ Portland! home 0! Mr. W. A “'1” Nude m the! l hursdA)‘ Rotunda by ow. Neighbor: § tar nun] "cry martian myl that women oflu mtultou Insult! n- _--_ - 'men and women. Ire invited to avail ’themndm of (he opportunny to use the fnmudum, which n to be open tor an {on the cvenmp 0! Monday. Tueodny. {Thundu and Fn'dly‘ 1vvci. w: pool will be put to une n noon {lube neceonry nrnngemcnu an be . made. Monday night Mi. Rned me! he: (clu- ol women {or the first time. )udgin‘ (mm the number pran much interest ‘io being taken All town- oeoolc bmh The two baht-ball am“ of last week. on Friday with Blue Island. and Satur- day with the Alumm, ruullcd xn delta! tor Decrfield m com can the score. being. {or the former, ”33, the lulu. whatevu hell“ But complueudy an. . “don't I know u Ill?" Her help m the housework could no( he expected And oflen 01 lid. would all be rejected. This ln-atmenL I'm sure i! we just do our duty, Will mu" m poliwneu. Ambition 1nd beauty. he lvn'mmmg unk bu not been med {or I few div! on account of the filter which is not In workxng order, the man who imalled the filter in umblc to I:- tend to the mmcuny at preocnt. how- ever. (he pool will be put to me n noon H Mr. R. L Sandwich Adan-wed the _'Manu!0cturen' Association of Luke JCounty at their momhly meeting at I gluncheon on Tueaduy in W-ukzgan; {his subject was “Education Eflicscncy.” ; On Mondly the student. had the }pleuum of hearing Mm R‘ J. Benny m {a group of three Harp solm which were ) "Autumn," "The French Patrol," and 1“ "Flaunt" The £010: wen: (allowed by . (hm Odectnom 01 Dr. Henry Drummomi udcpicu'ng French Canbdiun Ma. Ma Beatty'l charming manner und her won- derful muu’al and dumnic :mcrprelr, (ions won the loyal applause of be! listeners. ’ V D 1915. It [0 Wu C. W Penis. Sea-can ol the Board of Lou] [manne- meau of the Village of Maid. "hook. Dltcd Deerfiefid. Illinois. Mu.11.1915. 2-3 Ali desiring Buy an objection. indm‘bcfonuid fly. and my 595"“ the beam; and make their That the Km should manupolnc all (unscruuun Mt. Ind Moo that‘the improve- mut urban comm h ”Manda! Wu to the requirement: 0! the Odd“ Cdinnncc (butler. 11» hearing to coo-"dc: and detrnninc whahaor Io! the Inca a mud In aid certificate ue true will be held In “szhe'flthday of LIMA. D. 1915. at [0 o’dock. n. m. or a neon Wherry-the buuineu 0! tbs coun __:n‘ 7 :huuéd “cu-r (~an And a \cry “rung ml} u the rrsull 1! guest: .cn- arr-uh”. n" txcn m) (that: \atmn wife who has made careful the amount of rum lb. bu preserving or ’elly mklu, High School Notes n13: THE ERSKINE BANK Bowman Dairy Company 123 E. Central Avenue The-e muhineo pr: all tully equipped 1nd in fun! Call md let u- dcmomrnte to you It TELEPHONBS‘ Bowman Dairy Company New Metfiod Tea and Coffee Store Do onu Pafronize WE DELIVER ANYWHERE These art-4M three vital ints the producxion of Safe ilk. are safe. 3 Motorcycle Bargainâ€"s Dairy Inspeétion [ferfect Pasteurization Bottling in the Country ply to Safe Milk. that. you can been Increased High Cost of Livigg One frwin Cylinder Harley Dav; ()ne Twin Cylinder Thor One Single Cylinder Thor If Nét! We éell everything that is good to eat at prices as low or lower than Chicago Stores Xpun HOme Merchants? Andthencby cut dowu your living Use More Safe Milk GOOD BANK Jx’A'A A K BROS. Prop . Phone 225.] Give Us a Trial Qur New Method Blend 30c Our Swedish Blend at 32c afpd our Teas can‘t be beat 121 Vine Avenue Telephone 169 HIGHLAND PARK ilk. It is the cheapest can buy. The Retail . connected with All our products 'idson clan condumn. 'orut 216 (zumcon, 70 ANYTIME NEW N01 Be‘ NE W