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l By the Observer _ .__ _____..I ___._____â€" Miss Mildred Heslcr of S. Green Bay Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geary. Jr. enter- ‘ rained six guests at a seven course din< Rd. entertained a number 0! lnends at ner on Sunday. Table decorations were her home: on Sunday evening very pretty, the color scheme being pink- Announcement was recently rrccned Carnations formed the centre piece. here of the marriage of Miss Annw Sam 0.. to be held on Friday evening, Febru- ary the fourth at the La SJHC Hotel. Chicago. The affair is in honor of Gov- ernor Dunne. A number of people from Fort Sheridan will attend the Seventeenth Annual Mili- tary Ball of Troop F, first Cavalry. I. N. Mrs. Walter H. Baldwin of Lake Ave. entertained at seventeen tables of bridge yesterday afternoon. for the benefit of the Belgian Baby Milk Fund. The date of the next dinner dance at the Moraine Hotel has been changed fiom the fifth or February to the twelfth. The dinner-dances an: becoming a popu- lar factor in the social activities. Mrs. Joseph Learning of Ravmia, as regent of the North Shore Chapter D. A. R. wiH entertain the Executive Board 01 the Chapter at a one o'clock luncheon Saturday. There are ten members of the board. Mrs. Robert Seyfarth of S. Sheridan Rd. entertained informally at bridge yes- terday afternoon, and will entertain again this afternoon. About sixty children, some members of the fifth grade at the Catholic school en- )oyed a slieghvnde, Thursday evening fol- lowed by a pleasant evening spent at the Muzik home after wards when dancing and refreshments were emoyed. Mrs. Patrick Cawley chapemned the party. The St. James Social Club met at the Parish House last evening. The evening was spent playing cards. Miss Margot Cushing was hostess Sat- urday evening at dinner at the Moraine honoring her week end guest, Miss Bon- nell of Chicago. An impromtu entertainment was given Saturday night by the cadets of the Nav- al Training Station from North Chicago. Mr. William Mather Lewis of Lake For- est spoke interestingly on “Preparedness". This address was followed by drills of all kinds which were of great interest to all. Three reels of motion pictures depicting the life of the Naval Cadets were an in- structive part of the program. The brass band from the Station made stirring mu- sic which gave the proper setting for other features on the program. There was a very appreciative audience to hear this program which was a great success. Tomorrow evening, Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Morgan are to give a motion picture en- tertainment. The pictures are to be German war picturu and Canadian and French scenes. The basket-hall game on Friday even- ing at the school between La Grange High School and the school team was a double defeat for Deerfield. The light- weight score was 9-24 and the heavy- weight score 22-28. Both games were well played end in view of the fact that La Grange is such a powerful team. the local boy: did well' in every respect. it was a Suburban League Game. Other Suburban League games for this week are. Friday evening.Thornton High School there and Saturday evening, Morton Township High School. here at even- thirty. Alltheoe SuburbanLeague games are “double headers” light and heavy- weight teams. “Ted" Mercer 3 Cornell University man spoke to the boys at the high school on “The Clean Life" on Friday afternoon. The student cadet corps will appear in uniform for the first time on the evening of Februnry twelfth at the school. The General Association of Parents and Teach- ers will hold a patriotic meeting on that evening. the Beta“: to be decided upon The Social Side of Life Highland Park Club High School Notes You should not fail to take advantage of these bargains They are offered only once a year. Send us your French Dry Cleaning of every description Satisfaction Guaranteed Special on Ladies’ Long Coats French Dry Cleaned and Pressed during the Week ending Hgml’avfi High Clau Launderen and French Dry Cleaner: Phones 178. 179, 471 February 5th, 1916 $1.00 each $1.00 M13013 W Attention Local Affairs of the week Mrs. Parker Johnston of Waverly Ave was hostess on Saturday evemng [0 ‘ twelve guests at dinner. followed by three tables of bridge. honoring her week end guests. Mr. and Mrs. J. Q Adams of ank Park. Elater. The semi-final examinations are l to be held at the school on the second, ! third and fourth of February, the new iterm will begin on the seventh ol Febru- iary. Classes willthen be started for new istudents. The "get-to-gether" dinner for l high school and grade teachers which l was to have taken place last evening has i been postponed until the evening ol Feb- iruary ninth. The workfdone in the dil~ lerent grade schools which send their ipupils to the high school is under the isupervision of {our different superinten~ gdents. and the object of the dinner is to :make a start to unity the work no that , the pupils may not repeat their work. Announcement was recently rrccned here of the marriage of sts Annw Sam daughter of Mr. and Mrs. leham Scott of Chicago formerly of lhghland Park to a Mr. Gordon of Belfast. Ireland, Mr and Mn Gordoxr‘are residing In Belfast. Mrs. Herman Goehu will be hostess at one o'clock luncheon and cards today. Eight guesxs have been hidden. Mr. and Mrs. Trigg Waller o! E‘ Park Ave. entertained eight guests at breakfast Sunday mormng. Mrs. M. C. Conrad of McGovern St. was hostess to the Saturday afternoon Card Club List Saturday. The successful prize winners were Mrs. Fred Fisher. Mn Clara Castle of Evanatun. Mrs. R. J. Rassmaocn of Wilmette and Mrs. James Hc-slcrr Th:- club includes ladies from Evanston. VVIl- mette. Kcmlworth and Ravmia. Mrs. George Phillips was hostess to twelveguesls at a"hodge-podgc" party on Friday evening {or Mr. Edwin Phillips and Mr. Walker Flinn who are soon in leave for a trip into the north of Wiscon- sin. Mrs. Frederick K. MacKcnzie of N Sheridan Rd. was hostess at four tables of bridge yesterday afternoon, honormg Mrs. Blaine S‘ Smith 0! Chicago. About forty friends of Miss Violet Knudsen rendered hcra surprise on Sat- day evening when thev came to spend the evening with her. Music. games and dancmg passed the evening hours must pleasantly A reception will be given by the Y. W. C. A. in the parlors of. the Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening February lat at 8:00 o'clock. comemonting the fiftieth tn- niversary of the tounding o! the Associa- tion in Boston in 1866. This will open the Jubilee which will be observed all over the world during the entire month of Febuary 1916. Miss Mary Louise Al- len of the National Board will be the principal spesker. Besides this there will be reports on local work intersperced with vocal and instmmentnl music All members 01 the Anociation are urged to be present. The Social Servnce Center of the Anqciation recently open- ed in Highwoodis progressing Iplendldly. $1,300 equity in 5 room cottage and large lot. bringing good rental, fat I: deu lot. Tel. 558 dur- ing dny or 149 evening; For Exchange Y. W. C. A. News Th”dAll,Tbou.h Not them ut. I. u» Pour low. Nearly Ill “11ml! an hater unn- mon nun mu: and an to the Inn! nunnlly. while In bu to lam to pro 90! himself. The rblnouorun And My popoumnl In wonderful II‘HIIM Ind ditch. I'D“. Lb. Indian elephant croua [mt river: with but, loud; The elk und (no nlpderr um um ru- Iwunmen The at keep- nu bend .bove water and cm «11mm (rum bout to bank to amid turning The rcludeer. ou the other hand. lum- u otu-u ll be Min-o, Ktv'l-lng m- had unly a mu.- nl-ow the guru-v But of all urtmnx-n ()1 nl. 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Ull‘lll s.l)~ MW 14'“ l-Ill Hiulxr (nu when \ lcnr ur Ill-llmnl Urn-h he lm-k I party of “Urklllglllt‘n to [sipping form: and \\ 21‘ lhrrv vhnllengul in hm.» I shy u! the ('l-‘Uulluls Ho mum-in) ulni. paying 2an llxpem‘e. was given men-u hulls Then some thing happened will u would nut hup pen umlin “in. he to live to be us old as Alt-thuwluht With (base amen bulls he knuckml “a awn-n cocuauum He hnn lived on the reputation of that felt ever slucv. Xllld whvn any one ukvd him to have u coumuut shy he slid. “You :0 nud Inn-vi seven of! With sen-n halld and then I will Ipefik to you." Print. 9! Ancestry. “I‘ve ioniu-d up your {until} tm.” said the Seiti’llug’hl‘ "but i doubt I! you will be pinned With it. Your xrcnt-gmtgnmifutber wu lunged {or tuut'dc-r: 3uur [rent-grandfather was imprimnui fur robber)". IOU? grandfutbor was t-rred Ind fathered for beating his wife. That'u not I very good record. in it?“ “I would say it in." replied the other emphatic-Hy. "it mow: the family is getting better with each [enem- tiou. l‘m an improvement un the en- tire hum-hv-never been in Jail yet. In! me hare those mmrdoâ€"I‘m proud of 'em,"â€"â€"lÂ¥olton Trlnncript. ”Ht ~hL Tho Podoflréan ton/inns. All Servinu peasant- are than wait- ers A u-rx'nut. given a short lento. will think uulbiug of tooling ii to hit home. live and twenty miles oil. and walking back nner I then day spent with his (lazily. it in quite in the ordinary wny or their [mum-u for both men and women to be "to day! on the road to marketolpodoo Chmâ€" On Thu. Counts. "No." aid the «mar. “I“ «not w your poem " “Why? and the pact. “II I! no long?" 'i-eo.‘ tuned (be «mot. ’lt‘n ta long and loo with ad too thick."â€" SL Louis Repnbuc. Jud I H5!!!- The Widovnâ€"‘Tb a Nu! M van. that! The Wldov-Th. m '11: only mind” be I'll slut m' If he'd "or NV. 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[be wulptum. nod n 'u Hwy ‘rbo urged him [u lane 9" won derful reno- or lucll'lll um remov- ed to Bun-ml lo nu.- lbem from at Iu'ucnou, £13m run-Mod!) unveiled lo the porte for permlulou (0 remove them. but xbo requeil wu ntuted an (11 Tut-I‘M. AI noon u be hard of Nelwu‘u \Mury the lullln am. “You an: un- [bl'ul mar .- noon :- you plenu"-Loudun Mirror. No Now. Main. annvNâ€"Tbo ekpbam deep- only In boon out of any (mu-toot. Quinlanâ€"Very (nun. but Jul! CM and consular that (be elcpbam doesn't live to Itlenl lax-(um or (be upon. listen to normal or wnr talk or load In at to non. folio.”- doocnpflou o! m. mm! “by of at. nod you will all!” mu I: nu gym-(1y .oft llmeof 1!. “lion In In All ~14“ SLANDER AND THE LAW. l n K‘ The Great White Sale“ The success of this tremendous selling event is strong evidence of the fact that we have established ourselves as the White Goods Center of this community. With the advancing cost of production in all lines it will be impossxble for a long time to duplimte the values uttered here F or the remaining days of this January Sale we offer following additional items of interest Bleached Sheeting: Helm! PM Sheets and Pillow Cam “wins: ,1 104.315.2304 cmpocnha 63x90, 65¢ 72:90, 75( 2o “.15: - n- " rmono-(l 'lll' weak-d qunlny u! mum: Prpprvrll Shari mg lot double- hcd u-t Urunh ludav .i'.’ nnd 35c yd 110 yd hm”) ”(N In- value rrvelauunl that h-vr ronnnu-d the mud nkepmnl buyrn Not In In (no! lnm‘dcplfled no 600'! dolly you! pulrhum In) lung" We (onudn ”HI L -WY W’s WK“: LAUI: 6 “un ,yURNM-mgb m; L 'S the §f€.llt3! M!” d b' pa . ‘ ‘1‘th Inf)“: ' N “a. Our Own Auto Delivery 18 no“ a! your 0 o serwcc. All orders or purchase: m and Nnnnpook Em- brocdenn Edgn, the stun- or by phone wxll reccn'e our prompt 311(11th ‘n-mmnt “r I ‘1' Quick and «flick-m service is assured at all times mgxctc ()vrr rum )‘Irdl In lot. Embroiduics A man [onunur purchnu nuke: mu vduoo m I Chara. Orally and In Wntmg A70 Van“, Dlflonnt‘ MI Amudmwâ€"b ‘ I». n u; ul.) h {umu-I l-o ‘ ram \'\x 1. x“ \\’ Mn “In“ I'--xmn. ': Ralph-r m. (In- tu unun M"! lu'flunulrir 12h (‘1.[Jl‘hfi1 1.2M perhaps lulu! n! xku- [-u-num ngnluu wards \n-n- mien-d. unim- Here Are a few eumpleo ol the Unusual Vl Tho Mod“.- vill to in Ion. until 0! cl “It. Every 4'.’ and ‘5: m Ink-min: , h (gxxlllty, ‘ ()1 6 \d Irnghlu Meat 10: qualny u! unud ltd nuke, luH bkmhed Spun! hut xhn uh ." ynrdl 1m 39C Pillow Tubing 19c I“ 11A yd Cubicluslin WY 9on mm mm: 6 (ND NRWMS :_.9+0.C few eumpleo of the Unusual Vulueo {hit Sde Offer: Ms I‘M/AW 8» demartcn mount the Elm Place School. Children's Clan in Ballroom Dancing 330 to 5 p. m. Girl's Class in aesthetic and interpretative Dancing 5 to 6 p. m. V‘Junio'r Chas in Modem; Dated every alternate Saturday night 7'30 tom p. m. Beginners in the Children's Ball room C1886 will rtecivc special attention between 330 and 4 p._n_l. VIIâ€"so Mia! Lincoln School, Ball mom dancing {or chi!- dren Fn'davs, 3:30 to 4:30. Aesthetic class for girls 430 to 5:33 mmorumm - - HUMP-fin.“ Ruth Coffin Collin. '5 Dancing C __ _ 1mm 133% in "1,399 of!" [unstable hood Imm- Irr w 0! (hi. nfirv flu and {in vflun hrn.mc-d. duubk uunhly «Ullun Putt Tali: Dunk 35c yd (i‘ m “Idl', snow» m" ‘rnzed linghuh dam-5k ”"qu Afx glad:- Luge Nit, Hem hed hm k In! rh. “Ill rod horde-t 15¢ Bud Towels 10c G. R. SHLEPPEY SERVICE Fn‘h 103 lag-I PM 8170 “de 45c Don‘t loop Your Business a Secret The vutnno 01 unfly and men! man my we “on“ deu‘rllr hr" ynu mus! an bum Huge-1 och-Hum 9v" awn-hard '0...» u 25c ma 39c A run: In! )uu rru-Iu-d mm 1m Luau-mm hmx qulllly «hm-u and [“1th mm SM Ilwnyu If“ ll H51 Ind HI» l‘n’nme art (2“ Be Convinced Call Highland Park TSGW and ask alxmt Una new mvcntxon. Do it Now Guaranh-td t9 Saw Fuel. 10 Days free Trial A. O. Christman il end of month very uucr, whu h Inna-e 1m unpungm Are You Skeptical? won-u .5015” .00 than Fun Notched Human gauu‘ me warm“ (at gvndc, 1U ydelm 45C A Md: lunar «.1 mm Itrlpn and « hm‘kn min-m and damn, lhr kind um want CheeseCIoth lScD'Iifies yd 15( mother never Inked and we can prov-.- II I! you'll Ir! m. The H! butch baked fresh every day shawl how popullr I! n. eve-n wrlh womfl who formerly dud then own bum. Try I loll or no u! H and you'll la the unleunm u! but)!“ with home baking any longer frg LOCAL AGENT 333 W. hurt] Av. W Home 8th“! Such Brad u Ours 26 w. Cantu] Art III N L- $.th 17.7 Grog-lad A” 50c to $295 A huh line a! hp!)hߤ1\lt‘bln 00ft \mumuur. In III’)‘ (1 r ram-2s (In-3M1 u. (11th ”such his sak Infants luv plum ‘0' upportunkim m «wreck. 11m and long