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Fifteen members of the D. A. R. en- joyed a very interesting meeting at the home of Mn H. D. Faxon on Monday afternoon. The subject of the day was “Amusements and Locomotion of the Revolutionary and Colonial Periods," Mrs. Sewall Truax being the essayist. Appropriate exhibits of pictures of coaches and taverns of the same period were shown. Delightful music was ren- dered by Mia Darleen Jones. who gave several piano selections. The meeting was followed by refreshments and a social hour. Mrs. F. E. Davis of Ft. Sheridan. en- tertained last week Thursday at an in- formhl two table bridge for Mrs. George Williams of Norfolk. Va.. who was her guest last week. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. R. J. Burt weré the prize winners. Mrs. A. R. Carqueville entertained twelve guests at a dinner party at the Highland Park Club Saturday evening preceeding the concert given by the Uni- versity Glee and Banjo clubs. Mrs. M. MY McNamee and Mrs. R. J, Burt of Fort Sheridan were chaperons at a dancing party Saturday evening which Reynolds Burt, Alfred and Roland Mc- Namee gave for fifty of the high school boys and girls. The dance was held at the Officers Club. Ft. Sheridan. Capt. and Mrs. McGee of FL Sheridan entertained at a reception un Monday fol lowing the dancing class. The Sewing circle of the St. John's Evangelical church met at the home at Miss Elsie Rosenow on Wednesday afternoon. St. James' Parish is giiing a reception tonight (Thursday) in the Parish hall in compliment to the “newlyweds," Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cameron. The Tabernacle Sock-[v 0! St Jamcs' Catholic Churcfii Highwomi. xs entcrmm- ing at a card party this afternmm 1n (hr church hall. gave Mrs. E. A. Hrlmick of Ft. Sheridan. en» tertaincd over the weekend. the Mlsscs Lyne Smlth. Hope Miller, Therma Allen. Sarah Mitchell. 311 memben ml the: P1 Beta Phi Sorority of NUTtth‘slt'l'n l’nl- verslty and Gloria Beecham of llc'rrticld. The party of girls attended the d‘mce at the ()rficer's Club Much Rnland and Alfred McNamec and Reynolds Burt The Suit for Your Boy Oliver Twist The Social Side of Life Chas. H. Warren Co. Forth $1.00 "Trade in Highland Pa rk ' ' High Class Launderers and French Dry Cleaners “BEST EVER” SUIT $5.00 Special Make your boy glad with a snappy all wool Have your winter suits and over- coats Dry Cleaned and not Press ed, to be put away for the Sum- mer. It prevents moths from harming them and they will just need pressing when you want to use them. There is a big saving in having your clothing done this way. Phones 178, 179 471. Rina“! 143111103 13:25:12? Hgb'fino .Pa’R Mileage 11%“; Suggestion Local Affairs of the week By the Obscner The Highland Park Club was a scene of gayety and festivitv on Saturday eve- ning when one hundred and seventy-tin- of its members and their guests enjoyed the concert which the University Glee and Banjo clubs gave. preceeded by an elaborate dinner. Those who entertained dinner parties at that time were: Miss Lou- don. Mr. and Mrs. Alex R. Carquevxlle. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Sedgwick. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Sampsell. Mr, and Mrs. J. ‘ M. Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs. F. (i. Gardner, ‘. the retiring president. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Norcross. the new president, Mr, and Mrs. Carleton Vail, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Vail. Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fyffe, Mr. and Mrs. lrv- ing Randall. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mac- Kenzie, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hine. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Buckman. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh R. Loudon. Mr. and Mrs. Anson C. Mor- gan, Mr. and Mrs. Simeon B. Chittenden. er. Frederic Ullman. and a number of I University Club members in his party. i Under the auspices of the Rairinia com- lmission. Mr. Alfred B. Yeomans, a land- jscape architect of Chicago. will give a E lecture at the Village House Friday eve- ining, April 23rd, at 8 o'clock on. “The lLandscape Gardner and the small lot," i illustrated by lantern slida. There is to i be an admission charged to the lecture. The Woman's Civic Club of Ravinia is to hold a bakery sale on Saturday after- noon. May first at the Village House. Mrs Samuel Parliament entertainrd but uh “huh- pm the Embroiden club at her home on .\ Ibmok [hm :hmg l Sheridan Rd W cdnesday afternoon [’19 .M- re .(1 {1m Miss Nettie Moon emertained the‘ Hunt by point Phllathea class on Tuesday evening. : 1. ”I“ FUR m Mr. and MrsV Oscar Bell celebrated the-1r {OFK'V‘SC'L'Und wedding anniversarv on Sunday awning and an thc same tum- Mr. and Mrs. A. E Wheeler celebrated their twelfth wedding anniversary. Both occasions were celebrated by a supper party to which twenty-five guests wen- bldden. ' ()n Saturdnv evening, Mrs‘ Herman Sash n! W Central A\‘t‘,. was hostess In sixtct’n guests In comphment to her sister, Mm~ LIHIHI‘I hwyer's birthday nnv mversary. Cards and dancing furmed part of the evening‘s entertainment. The out-of-tuwn guests were the Muses BCSSR‘ Brown of Wuukegan and Rose.- [.c0nard of Chlcago. 50c “131.00 200uhal 55ch$L50 l 7. “'OMEN'SRfisPUNSIRlHTY. Thuln ‘lernatlonal Congress of Women n (on vrnced that one of the strongest force: forlhe preventxon of war wxll be the combined Influence of the women 0! all countrles.and (ha! then-lore upon wo men as well as men rests the responu- blllly forthe outbreak of future wan. But as women can only make Ihelr In fluence effectue ll they have equal polmcal rights thh men, thu Congress declares that It Is {he duh' ml the women of all countries to work With all the” torce {or their pulmul enlunchlsement a Wuunx's QL’PFERIMA 15W“ This International Congress of Warm-n pm» :csls against the Asst-rum that war means the protn'lmn of uumen .\ot mrgetlmg thexr ~uflermg‘ .15 urn-.- manner“ and >lstrr“, 11 (-11 phJsxu‘s‘ m.» LuI [lull the mull .mf hz'nnal \I‘VYrv Wnr in in Relation to Woman 6. I’Rnrmr. War, the uluma mum of the statesmanshxp of men. we women de‘ dare to be a madness. possible only to a people inloxicztcd With a take Idea. for it destroys everything the conntrucnve powers of humanity have taken centuries to bUIId up. 5. TRANSFEREMEOF TERRITORY That there should be no transference 0! (cr- ritory without (he mnsrnt of the men and women In it. This International Congres‘ol Women demands. therefore, that lorelgn polmu shall be subject to democratic control, and at the same txmc deellrea that It can only recognize as democrattc a system which Includes the equal representation of men and women THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. HIGHLAND PARK ILUINOIS 4. Demxmru CONTROL or ququs POLICY, Warns brought about not by the peoples of the world, who do not de- sire it. but by groups 0! nndwldulls representing parucuIar Interests. 3. INTERNATIONAL insrnz. Thu In» tematlonal Congress of Women urges the Powen to come to an agreement to unite m bringrng pressure to bear upon any country which resorts to arms wrlhour having referred ru case to arbrtranon or conciliation. 2, ARBITRATION AM) L‘nmuu'nm. Th1! International Cungress of Women, behevmg (hat war 15 the negation of all progress and Clvnllzanon, declares nu am- viction that future mlernauonal disputes should be referred to arbmzuon or can Clllauon, and demands lhal m future these method: shall be adopted by the Governments of all nation; I. PLEA FUR mnsnms HF I’H(\1\nf PEAtH Lnxusndcrxxm (hut {hr prnplr m each u! the vuumruw nnw at war helm-w themselves to bo- hxhnng not as Axum-s» 0m. but I!) sell (Rh-n)? .lnd lur Him! In txunal existence. thzs lmrrnahoml linn gress of Women urges the (mvvnuncnts t)! the belllgcn-m (nuntncs publicly tn define 1hr lvrms on uhxch they are WI“ mg to make peace, and fur IhlS purpost Immediately to (all a [rum-V ll luck the race many (rnlurles 10 nd Itselfof human sacnfiw 50 have we- fallen back Into warfare and perhaps \HH tall back again and again. until In sell- pny. in sclt-drfcnse, m M‘H assenmn 0! the Huh! I)! Ilh‘. nut :41 hnhrrln, .1 {cu bu! (hr “huh- pe-oplc wt [hr wuxld \MH Next week the Hague w;ll be a scene of great interest. lull of earnest “(lnltl‘, ; the mothers 01 soldiers who will seek in ihumbleness to clarity their minds. and i help at least toward the peace that shall :last‘ Let us all think of them. and hope for their success as once before in the history of the race. the sentimentol pity, la'id respect for human life called a halt ito senseless slaughter We reler to the itime in the life of the Greek and Jt‘wmh people. when a few turned their fates lagainst human sacrifice. as a religioua trite ol their highest taith. lmund up like "our wars with old lralllt‘l, sulumn Customs and must desperate learn Humble men and women out of sheer affection for their kind, ievolted In late of persecution and ridicule they warned their countrymen that in pouring human blood upon the alters to the gods, the) wrought upon their kind more irreparA able wrong than any e\il Whlt‘h they sought to lorelend. Finally there Came to bucnough people Willi Courage and pity sutfiicient to carry a generation with them, and human nutritive became a thing of the past Tropn Women. Euripides Be up to date' Inform youmlves on what is abou! to happen In Holland. Hl\t you studied the resolutions whu‘h (hc women from Belgxum, Germany. (Eu-at Britain and Holland drew up In Amster- dam, preliminary to this great Interna- nonal womena' conga-n one o! (ht-great forward movement; of history" wok [his 1leng In: hmxrl Pleasc rend lhrsr n-sulutmns (an-(um Temples to deiohllom and lay I'ulc Tombs. the untroddcn uncmana where lie? The ancnenl dend. younchn so soon to die?" “How He ye blind. Ye (reader: down 0! emu. ye (hut by ADELINE L ATWATER PEACE COLUMN 5 1 " “an Thr I! n rm: | lL'h-d 1L3 f‘ Fhr i \, ~ I ”111-er !' \\ bilnd’r» Rru u )1 I \ " S'u-nn, \- mrllh .‘I hu~w ' rhr “walk I In Ih-v nun hllw‘ run! I) H} nu urnm.‘ Pqung Ou! Pout; The lrh‘k of lifting numlf by omi'r hunt Ilrnxm mu} nlrj-v-nr humvwhntdlm wr‘t Iv!” « lnm‘mho hm l-mm hull! unwh Im-c Hm! I! ll Inn-mini In pull um plum “h: h hnn- hum d'H‘rn In nu firmly Ir) a Hh- drzu-r lhll Inc-y rlnnm l-- pullml 11:1 m uld‘nnr) un-nm. Th0- um: mm- 1‘ "u’lh'N‘, In Hu- la]: n! [In ‘l'v “h! H H ufl'm (frma and nnln mnw m“ S'u-nn, 1~ Hug-p Ind lhrnuyh I haw ,‘l‘m- “mm H”! n lu-ny INK!!! In Ih-v mm hllw‘ Mn! 1 II I! drop luddo-u I) H} nu urrnnnmrnl u! hat-n lhr (“7.0â€" H? "w l.". H huh-M1 07 lu'hu’ l1.(Pm-luz-(JIprHr u- up 1..“ 1‘“ 1rd Even in recent your: war bu form-d u! (u "(for ample money pr1u‘ lo loop mHIury unm- up to Itrrnnh. ”ruin reserving recvlrlnn (1'0 ":1 for no jolnlnx tho colon in IKE thIc DUO!) after the Sun”) Arm-an Irnr the gluon «rum mm were tempts-d to remain serving by Itu- offer of {Ma (10 In (15 Mr?! ~ [mum-e Adnrnwr‘ The urn- or the Crimean campaign nI-n canned me In one. “month-o to open wide (bylr punt-I. Ind 00 In find lhnl In Ix?» [he price of I canlry man ‘1! “U. Iblle In lnf‘lntl’ymln n-crh-ed (2 In: All manner of rum were [Hod to tempt men to "main In the urrk‘e. and they were even ohm-d money {or or") Ix-om Ihrll (Idlp'nn- {or I large one and rouru-nm for l small 0an (but they brought to [be mmmlndlng “mm-r nf armlrry an [ugly-d Had to Pay M 050 P.” For Anny Row-URI. A! one Um. (he Iyflom of adoring bugs money bounna wu quit: I ha (urv 0! Army "crown; to Gm! Bfllr nlu Prior to (he :venln-uhr wu_ bow rVQere Amount of the bounty had been Nduced oomldenbly. but tho rung! In human mucml cloned by that wnr ruin-d the bounty nnln. Ind from “3 (u no “a I common price right up to "Wuefloo your." when H dropped to 7 gumnx Hut Lilxlrnnur Iwut further He “nu oppoumi in m-wup‘pfl‘l alumni": tanuu- the n-adiug at them "make. ttn- multttmio [no tamiii‘r with the nt-tmn- nnd cnunu-lu of their Iuptriorl tun pragmntiml and ”Iberian. Ind gin-s them not uuly an um but a kind of right and license to be meddling with the government " All now-paper criticism: on the government were ri‘ui‘uuli, uupprt-Iu-d during hi. can Minhlp Imiwd. he Iuooetded to c!- !w‘tholy In lnlllllll)‘ the pre- that "his majesty said govern] time. b. womivred how it could b0 Gout"- london (‘hmuicle 12 Ehuumx t-r cumulus Rah: 1ng thalfurlhc prr~cninu1 n! the [II slhlhly of a (mum- war cvdy 1ndn‘rdull Ihnuld be umum ed 1-! [hr hadnnulnhty ofdcvuhng dnputrs by 1(n(r n! nnno [his )nlunalmhal («mun-n n! Wumrn urged the harm”) u! w dun‘lmg the educanontd .hddtcn an n) nun 1hr” lhuuxhlsand drmrrt toward the thin» (runn(c«;!;xacr. and h> kx\r than: I mural rdw atmn 5n as [(1 Huh): them to mt on this udnnlmn “halt-u»: may happtn H Pu:rwvnnmwlsnnunvxufium FBELIM. Tm: Intern-nan] Women'- C nngrru. which n m nucl! tn cwdence of the scrmul desire or wumen lo bnnfl locum-r mnnklnd m the work of build- ing up our common cunllnuun. (onuidcu (ha! nrry means thuuld be uhed In! p10 moung mutual undrhundm‘ Ind 300d \HH btzurrn [he nalmnl. and In] reun- mg any tendency tvward. a :pml of hatred and rcxcngr In Wmus 811an known)" Thu lntrrn-lmnal Wumm'n Confirm urge: that. m {he mien-u o! uvnhuhon. (ht trunk-rem: of the POW!" After the war :hould pa» I rmnuiun affirming the need In all (numnn of extending the Parhnnemary {tam hue (v women. BOUNTIES FOR SOLDIERS. 9. Wow Dun-cam wanna-u 0! Form helium; that h inane-M lor the future peace 0! at '0!“ that representatives 0! the M thou!!! uh pun in the contract 0! the Port" “m the urn. lhu lmcnut'pnll WM'I Concre- urtea 1h)! “no“ the refine mun»: wumcn dclcglm should be Included MUZZLED THE PRESS. Gownl In .45.th hut ;. 3m :L u ‘n‘ I! n 5.1!“! '\\ .u hon-L up [Illr I! Tolcpboou Highland Park 17 ‘ New Alley- £56:an Furnished One shon block west on Ikerpath Avenue, LAKE FOREST [Aka For“! M 835 THE ERSKIN E BANK 1 ELEPHONES Bowman Dairy Company Bowman Dairy Com pahy New Method Tea ind Coffee Store Visit Our New Large Lunch Room in, Copper, Sheet Metal, Furnace Work 3%? Telephone 169 ANYATTmt Interior Decorators and Painters 128 E. Central Avenue r-u (ram \Ino lead 0) one ginn- Allan Flinn won the hi‘h ocorr pnu two Specill League mulch gnmn every Monday day light: Everybody Invited to see lheu- games, esp: Plrk leam ‘ho )ead b) one ginn- GOOD BANK It’s Old and Strong 1* cent interest paid on Savings Real Estate, Loans and Insurance To Larger Store Just East of Highland Park Theatre O’NEILL’S TIN SHOP Teas, Coflees,’(}roeeries, Fruits and Vegetables 5°" 0' Equip-nou- Couvo-onl C, ‘ M. E. W The Butter with the Mild Succt. Delicate Flmor 15 West Elm Place BUTTER Perfectly Pasteurized 121 Vine Avenue ALL BRANCHES Pure Cream HIGHLAND PARK, ‘1 (ELENCUE. 70 Phone games, caveman) 1hr ”Ighlflnd When Hungry weeks straight MATT SHEIL. 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