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l Pearl Thea . B. Garnett Co., is offering a| At noon the prize of $5 in sports| apparel each lunch, and i vefk} t the Community Course for while progr: the ldigest score 18 holes, medal play k-filya& handi¢ap. Every club member is eliâ€"| Lawrencevil gi thé same person will not be| N. J., last w allotted the prize more than once.| attended the your score so you can get a and ln'w handiéan. ' YTadu + cfakis +« "Â¥ oX \Mt;| John D. Purdy, Jr., and his da er, Miss Gwendolyn Purdy of Sheridan road are expected home latter part of the week from a visit to Canada. } f f ~ Mty. E. ? Inman of South Second st was‘ pleasantly surprised . on W ay ‘evening, June 17, by the girls the‘ Winnetka telephone ige with a stork shower. A 10¢ summer. ; MyÂ¥. Fred D. Porter and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bedeâ€"ate at Detroit, Mich., this attending the realtor conâ€" vi e m s Esil X eon |at} the Congress hotel m by a theatre party to the perf of Days". Miss Mills and. Mr. Markin gave a dance last evening at the Parkway hotel. | T. G. Troxel of Central. aveâ€" nue bas gone to Fergus, Ont., Canada for summer. . The marriage of &I‘iu'hry Mills, UAaughter of Mrs. ;Iy ;Mills, â€" and Mr. Samuel Martin will take place at gbn-thiny o‘clock Saturday mornâ€" ing at St. Mary‘s church, Lake Forâ€" est.| A wedding breakfast <will be served. at the Momwe hotél following the | ceremony. ‘umerous parties have beer given for Miss Mills during the "past two weeks, On Tuesday: of this week Mrs. Samuel Martin = tai at cards and yuhrday& a Fisher entertained at ‘ )up of classmates for three months of travel in Europ®. He expects to en business in Chicago next Octoâ€" ber.i| «> iAf â€" -“' s. L.. A. Hineg has returned a i attending ‘ the © commencement exeftises of* Cornell University, at Ithiita, New York, where : her son, a u $ A. Hine, Jr., r‘edveddb: deâ€" + ’She was W ; her sist@r, Miss M. E. :Otis â€"of Chicago. Mr.\Hine will visit friends in Walton, lew York, before sailing with a MtH, â€" Stevens and . Miss\ Stevens, C l: assisting ho s were: Mrs. Erfest J. Stevens, Mrs. John Lewis Bp, Mrs. Louis C. Mowry, Mrs. E. H.)\Stafford, gu. Louis. F. Hopkins, Migi Charles W. Hess and Mrs. J. M. Shfldon. At the tea tables were: M t Charles B. Cooke, Mrs. Harry 'K r, Mrs. Phillip T. Mallen, Mrs. E l‘ st Clarage, Miss Lydia Atwater, ll' Jeanette R ds, Miss Ellin 8 li nger, Miss y Hosmer, Miss "- Dryden, Miss Evelyn. Woods, Mi i3 Martha White and Migs. Pauline Ruy lpb. Mrs. Webster Stafford enâ€" terfidined‘ the ‘receiving party ‘at dinâ€" nevtht her home. â€" | hy C iss Eleanor S ns, daughter of M.) and Mrs. Rl%:nd W. Stevens, her debut, Wednesday afterâ€" n lgthehometghei‘ parents, The Méddgrs, South :Green Bay ; Road. Mfy. James W. Stevens, II and Mrs. Wibster N. Stafford received with | LLOYD HUGHES, Clive Brook, Louise Fazenda, Rockcliffe Fellowes PAGE FOUR .. Reginald Deqfiy ! I‘LL SHOW YOU //_ ~THE TOWN _ ~saATURDAY, JULY 4 + This Rushing weuble bf the saunre foot than 7ou tan inosh oot Anring square m can o A pON‘T, DON‘T MiIS3 mx_ahag'd"fi;ro!‘mn LA Overnigzht a speicty belle logt all because of a moment‘ ’..?. ess romance and To % ' 3 i~â€" _ Amother woman‘s perfidy Affi P aeert PB Cl 211 + lt W O What a‘picture this one is. You can‘t your gaze from for a m It grips you. mwmi‘m«t But the 1 1 also a Sunshine Comedy "3UPERâ€"HOOPERâ€"DY h } including FOX NEWS Monday : + ® â€"â€"+.â€"â€"Doors open Sunday 5:30 â€"â€" _ Monday 6: ~ SUN., & MON,, JUNE 28 and 29 THE FAMOUS rmgzo.mu ROUNDâ€"UP } f hn ANDY GUMP pYy: .‘ and PATHE -‘-’8‘:‘-‘.‘” C â€"â€"â€"â€"Evening : .Doors open 6 :30â€"â€"â€" HIGHLAND P ARK, ILLIN All .PHOTOPLAYS shown at THE CHICAGO, Leading Theatre Pat O‘Malley and Harrison F.o also am Allsml.lm!.!::fl.fl roxinlh THURSDAY & FRIDAY, JULY*2 and ARTHUR STONE in "Sherlock Sleuth‘ including FOX NEWS$S Thursday _ TUES. & WED., JUNE 30 and JULY 1 PEARL THEATRE ELEANOR BOARDMAN CORINNE GRIFFITH HOOT GIBSON _ "LET ‘ER BUCK" PROUD FLESH ring a| At noon the ladies wil enjoy a picnic each | lunch, and in the n a worthâ€" e for| while program 'w;ill be| presented. _ I play| _ Roglyn Beatty was aduated from is eliâ€" Lawmccville Sciloo_l, Lawrenceville, 1ot be | N. J., last week. | Mr. and Mrs. Beatty once.| attended the co R@:;urdm get a| and ha ‘Roslyn has Hlady| gone to iffi id, N. Y., to visit are presented ttt{o . DECLASSE Doors open 6 :45â€"â€"â€"â€" featuring ; Comentidn, July .13;18. Miss Kathâ€" erine Kenry will be in charge during Mr. O‘Keefe‘s absence. @ â€" { Mrs. Lester Olson| of Vine avenue, had as her weekend guest her sister, ‘ Miss Lou Bargey of Cleveland, Ohio, who is enroute to the west . coast | where she will spend two months; |__The regular weekly dance of the | Knight® of. Pythias will be held this evening:in Sunset Park. This dance is open to the public. gogs l Mr. and Mrs, F. Harris have rented their new on Roslyn Cirâ€" cle to Madame 6 Bori for the season. vheal i The Woman‘s Christ] Temperance Union will:â€"meet at the home of Mrs. Dudley Hallnkaf South |St. John‘s. aveâ€" nue at tgn-t_:h?ty o‘c tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall E. Sampsell and Mr. Martin J, Ingull returned on Tuesday from the Naticnal Electric Light Association vention at) San Francisco, Calif., where they ‘have been for several t Mr. and Mrs, Ral Fletchér Seyâ€" mour have rented t "home on Cary avenue to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Renâ€" isoff of Chicago for summer, Mr. Renisoff is a wellâ€"known Russian artist, having painted the scenery for several â€"wellâ€"known mlfilernut:té proâ€" ductions. Mr. and Mrs. Seym iÂ¥ and their son: Fletcher and daughter 'l:iu Serena, who attendadfiwathmm and Smith college: respectively, are motor. ing to : California ‘where they will spend several weeks. © open Mr. and Mrs. Jghn O‘Keefe left! e has returned from Baribou, Wis., Saturday for Detri‘f;.,. Mich., where Where she spetétl?*ef ekf-e;{%rtfi $t. they ‘will jspend days ‘attending M’;‘- Fred 8t aete ;’ "few Chi: the Fireman‘s convention. From there| JPhn‘s avenue enterta a . Tew . o they will go to Montreal and Vanâ€" ©#&0 friends at 1““% MmSaI u.i"drd:: couver ‘ to British| Columbia and: |Mrs. Charles vli)aif 4 ;.d-“ hk through the Canadign Rockies. They <JBCO, Calif., is t!' a‘nal\.lxp +9 will then go to seime where they . Irving Randal en ur will spend ‘a week, and from there p o ; 4 will go, to. Los Ang&es via Portland,| _|Mrâ€" an,d ‘Hr‘t.nA. L. Mills of Npr’.:h Ore[. in time for the Elks National| S¢â€" Jo_llns ‘avenue ‘have gone east to Joseph Proctor \has mtfim;dwimm Amherst college where he has been & !t_udent for the past year. °|_ Mrs. Harry l(epl . was hostes the Club at her home last evening in Richard Brapniga number of friends day evening. ‘The c were Catherine an of Chicago and:\Do Evanston. \ Mr. John zic Predock Co., 8t the weekâ€"end guest John L. Udell and ‘ L. Udell, id' $ Miss El + from Smithbce&fi student. [ Miss Helen : Mayer from : Langing, Mich., professor of violin at tory of Music. || : Continuous Sun Matine els at a party Tuesâ€" utâ€"ofâ€"town :guests . Mary Branigar othy Hatchell of reen for a minute an | contract more he whole evening lder has returned ‘where she is a re. was hostess to ) 1 8 els of ‘the Udell Louis, Mo., was of Mr. and> Mrs. r. and Mrs. Paul IF 1924! lay 6 to 11 p.m. tre at ‘2:30 p.m. entértained â€" a has* irned wheml*t:e is the Conservaâ€" :i nigely, f a T . . Herbert R. Smith was called tp ‘ Corning, Ia., on Tuesday by the deatfl oflhis mother. oo o ol Miss Caroline Howar arrived the eatly part of the week |from. Plaqueâ€" I mibe, La., to spend the summer with hef mother, Mrs. Laurg Howard. | e girls of Mrs. Fred Botker‘s class of the First Uni Evmcdia; ‘ Sunday school will enjoy a beach par ty’ is evening, if the weather per&j mitg. & <Al e l L om Sawyer".wash suits for boys ) Wo aranteed tubfast; they are made| the of the most serviceable materials and | cial are from 95¢ up '”.Wuw'it.!‘no: J. B. Garnett Co. | _ i7TadÂ¥ int is ; C en ni l Mrs. Herbert R. Smith of South ; inden avenue returned on Sunday _| from a fortnight stay in Towa where sang at the commencement exerâ€" | ses of Grinnell college, Grinnell, Ta. y Miss Jane Louder is home from osemary school, G wich, : Conn., i r the summer vacation. PS ] Mr. and Mrs.~F. D.« Silber, daughâ€" [ ‘ Miss Lonise and two sons sailed Saturday for England. They will f tour France and tzerland, ‘reâ€" ing. home about| the middle of |September. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Walter H. Worth and family are occupying the Yilber home‘ on W'{odpath' avenue. Hile ~Mrs. Worth‘s parents are. road. $ t adinn L 1 Mr. Wilbur Finnegan and Mr..John nnott: of Chicago were the Sunday: ests of Mr. and Mrs, John Sinnott | aftd family of Homewgod avenue. || | ~] Mrs. C. A. Roberts pf Glencoe aveâ€" ‘ nhe has returned from Baribou, Wis., next six weeks. 1jMr. Mills and Eperett are ‘staying }or two ‘weeks and then Everett réturns and goes to Camp. Custer for the summer. § ‘~â€" Mr. and Mrs, ;red Steele of Los Apngeles, Calif., Ormeilly residents of Highland Park, are spending the sumâ€" mer with their dan?hmr, Mrs. George Childs of (North| Sheridan road. | arragh Ltludefls.a arrived home terday from the east, where he has been attending collega for the past ydar at Harvard. Mr.. erback was a member of the graduating class at H rd this year. . | Mr. “:l?'i Mrs. Wil Millard of vine ‘drive ‘returned on Tuesday m Pagadena, Calif., where tluw! spent the past six wee& j * oward Butz is at the Wesley Memâ€" orfal ‘hospital in Chicggo where t an operation for appendiâ€" ciflis on Monday.. He is\ getting alo |Wilmette announce the birth of a baby [ MacLean was formerly Miss Pho {Hoffman of this city. . . _ | ~_ j| (Miss Veronese Beatty â€" entertained j\at a swimming and dancing on |IS tnxdnaeyn‘on?‘i.u n honor: of ‘Anne | of LaFayette, ~TE | (Mr. and Mrs. J. J.| ebefltnd family pf: Prospect avenue, are leaving Satâ€" f-s day for New Haven, Conn., ere they will make their future home. |_ _ Mrs. J. D.~ McDougall of North Green Bay road was hostess at lunchâ€" eon and cards on Tuesday. f | Mrs, James Lewis Hamar of New York é}lty is spending about a month with Mrs. F. D. Porter of Cary ave. Miss Dorothy Dietinger‘ of Milwauâ€" kee, Wis., is spending a few days with Mrs. Glenn Mowery of South Second | ptreet, s t A | Mr. and Mrs., Roscoe Burgess and F on Robert of . Villd Park were the Fuests of Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Hints of N. Second st., Tuesday, :| Mr. Harvey Witten is a candidate for election as delegate to the General ‘Assembly of the Painiters to be held in ontreal in September. td Mr. and Mrs. Gug Kreuger spent] he weekâ€"end in Aurora visiting Mrs., Kreuger‘s sister, Mrs. Hall. s | Miss Helena Sipe of Indianapolis vill arrive Saturday to visit her aunt irs. H. B. Robers. | ° [ Helen Mae Koon has gone to Kanâ€" akee, III., to visit her aunt, Mrs. T.\ Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mills of North . John‘s "avennue ‘have gone east to ést Hampton, Long Island, to spend birth of a son ‘on Sunday, June ~_Mrs. Brooks formerly. Miss [arjorie Aldridge of this city. â€"_ ‘Miss Kathryn E; berger of Oshâ€" sh, Wis., spent the weekâ€"end with râ€" sister, Mrs. Hu?hqs Morren of azel. avenue. , .MissfiEEggenbérgef is nding the riext two weeks at Elmâ€" urst, IIL K xA | Mr, and Mrs. R. G. Brooks of Riverâ€" ide are receiving congratulations on 3. Clapsaddle. flls Mr. and Mrs. Orville K. Wessling vere delightfully surprised by a numâ€" er of their friends, Saturday e:;fi;ng ommemorating their first wedding niversary. â€" Soors . 3P | e s1 2: 0A * Piorente Say, Supe ?hfimm' x. 1 A Â¥ &A ar M rs. John . Sinnott ‘of: Homew668y gnou ‘ave next :g:k-for camps in ue who has been quite M With|morthern | Wisconsin.‘ Miss Florence itinal flu for the t five weeks will attend Bm Afon and Edgar M. blfi. to be up and r;ul\d again. will W': Ca j"Highltnd& j ‘ td . ~~| _ Attention «?i the Highland Park om Sawyer".wash suits for boys| Woman‘s) Club members is called to Fuaranteed tubfast; they are made| the fact that the address of the finanâ€" e most serviceable materials and | cial secretary is: Mrs. D. M. Blasier, ;:'leod from 95¢ up to $3.50 a suit.) Box 3838, Highland Park. J. B. Garneft Co. | _ 1Tadv| .‘ (Additional Locals on page 7) . Miss Sarah rback is at a houseâ€"party at Cleveland, Ohio, this week. f { , : Mrs, Oswald Sthuette of North Sheridan road, en iwed on Tuesday at a bridgeâ€"lunc i in honor of her sister, Miss Helen Moran, of Washâ€" ington, D. C. SS s Mrs, Hayning of Pasadena, Calif., is visiting her parents, Mr. and| Mrs. Ahrens of Hon:m ave, â€" ; | friends â€"and ‘will .aljo enjoy lq“i]i up the St. Lawrence river. He o to return home in a couple of weeks. THEâ€" HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS A% Mr. . Wednesd he atten l Elizabet! anied ‘at l’hcme in California. yx4 Sheridan Rebekah Sewing Circle | met at the home of Mrs. E. H. Kuehâ€" ‘ ne yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon. _ _Miss [Elizabeth Finkbeiner and Mr. Fred Kinkbeiner: of Wausau, Wis., are the guests of Miss Lillian Tuckâ€" et for geveral days this week. 4 Chicago ls~mak{$g a bid for the 1926 National Convention of the Elks.: They plan to dedicate their new memâ€" orial building at that time and are desirous of having the convention in Chicago at that time. sls Mr. Mrs. E. H. Kuchneâ€"have moved ‘from Onwentsia avenue to 607 Glenview avenue, the residence which they ntly purchased. â€"* > The pupils of Mr. Clarence Evans appea in a violin recital at hia‘ studio, #37 Central avenue, Satnrdlyl afternoon, June, 20. ‘Those. pnrtici-’ pating n‘Bh Abbott :Byfield, Cody, Pfanstichl, Shirley Reay, J. Julian 1 Southerlknd, Samuel© Holmes, ‘Jr., Eliza . MNHard. â€" Purnell â€" Bensonâ€"! Chi 1926 N They pl orial b desirou: Chicago Mr. moved 1) Glenvie they Miss Fred J are the er for : who Highla hame i Albért Louer ‘has returned from Dartmputh college: to: spend the sumâ€" mer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Loner., > amie. o The Melody way classes are formâ€" ing. _ New enrollment at the old auâ€" ditorium ‘ Elm Place grammar school, June 20th at 1:30 p. m, (Much interâ€" est is being manifest. These piano classes are a manifestation of the realization which is coming into the minds ‘rog all that a‘ knowledge of music {ought to ‘be as desirable and. useful "u; any other educational nm-i ject. : ts 144 j day, Jt Mr. Mre weekâ€"( peared Westc Rye, 1 Albe York in a ; trip > count Miss 1 left 8 Mr. to spe banks Mrs Mr. visi Schn enrou Camp glowi Flo hotel this erflo Ther tors i previ c ME from calle coun broth . Lugille and Evelyn Barber have gone to Le Seuer Center, Minn., where they will spend several weeks visitâ€" ing relatives, . . * ' Mrs. A. L. Thomas of Madison, Wis., is the guest of Mrs. Leo White. . Migs : Mary Yowell has urned from | Marshall, Mo., where ‘m was called a couple of weeks ago, on acâ€" count ‘of the serious illness M her Miks Hatriett Beach will leave the latter part of thisâ€"week for Califorâ€" nia where she will be the guest of the H. F,â€"Dickinson family. . & The Embroidery class met yesterâ€" day mt the home of Mrs. Carleton Moseley. h ae Mr. and Mrs. Keeney MceDowell of Clevéland "Falls, Cleveland, O., are the gluests of Mr, Lionel Robertson. â€" Mibs Helen Maver has as her guest Miss| Elizabeth Black of Concord. N. _ â€"Mits. C. H. Doyle of Olney, IIL., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. William Guvat. : | i ipto LOU k My. and Mrs. Clark G. Wright left Tuesday for LaGrange where they will spenflâ€" a week and will go to Tomaâ€" hawk, Wis., July 1st to spend the balâ€" ance|of the summer. Ina Bourskaya has Itaken their home for the. sumâ€" mer.|. . | â€" 1 * tm My. Alexander Zukovsky has taken the H. H. Doty residence for the sumâ€" mor. t + f Mrs. Josenh L. Holbrook and . her daughter, Miss Frances, have returnâ€" ed from a two months trip abroad. . . William _ Guyct visited his brotherâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. Harry Schrey at the |Wesley hospital, Chicago, Sunâ€" day.| Mr. Schrey is to undergo an opâ€" cration for goitre. .; â€" â€" \Mrs, H. B. Roberts has as her guest her | niece,: Barbara Brown of Laâ€" Grange.> © /. r ' ‘ iss Gladys Koon who broke her ankle June 11th when she slipped on the |floor of their Automobile Salesâ€" room, is getting along nicely. ‘Mrs. Rudenneberg of Honu"'ton. Texâ€" as the weekâ€"end <guest of Mr. and|. Mrs.. Herman Goldberg and Mr. and} Mrs. N. Nelson, . _ iss 8. S. Drake of New York City is visiting Mrs. J. McGregor Adams of Waverly street. . © / t re to remain at home, Saturâ€" y 4th. orapl m @ nd Mrs, Henry F. Dickinson ve ‘been visiting friends in d Park have returned to their . Wheeler just returned with g stories of the development in i. He reports that most of the which are usually clogsed at me of the year are filled to ovâ€" ing and everything booming. are expected 2,000 imore visiâ€" E. E. Walker and daughter, ith of Roger Williams avenue, nday on a motor trip for New rom where they will sail withâ€" k or so for a three months‘ road. They will visit. nine es while away, f Frederic McLaughlin spent the nd in the east where she apâ€" in a fashion show at, the sterâ€"Biltmore Country club at i Florida this year than in any us season. 18 + John L. Rothacher and family | at the home of Mr. Robert W. der the past week. They were e from Springfield,, Mass. to Minocqua, Wis. $ ; Robert W. Schneider has gone nd this summer vacation on the of Lake Menomin, Wis. : : E Millard,â€"|Purnell â€" Benson, nson, Clover: Benson and. P Patek,. Mrs. Evans accompâ€" on O ols hred â€" lakt! hn O‘Keefe . retur \last. y from Cleveland, O., when\{ ed the funeral of Mr, War: tone, president of the Brotb-f semlâ€"Annual â€" . | Clearance Sale 10 N. SHERIDAN ROAD Highland Park, Ilinois Values up to $95 : Avail yourself of this exceptional opportunity Becausé of exceptional values tbere will be no refunds, returns or charges during this sale. The Loretta Shop _â€" Great Reductions! JOHN ULLIAN Telephone® +23 * Telepllo:: 2300 ~ : . ANNOUNCES : A Good Line of This Material for That Day It will give you every comfort, convenience and proâ€" tection to good looks and complete enjoyment if you plan right. â€" Certain things you will want with all the essenâ€" tials of a happy vacation, to go away comfortably, enjoy life conveniently and‘come back satisfied. .Come to the store and see the goods we carry for vacations or after carefully checking the goods you are interested in, we will send you detailed information on any of them. and tell you:just how they will fit into g: general scheme of things for your "good time" m. x t As C ~__.COATS â€" ENSEMBLES The Latest Materials â€" The Newest Shades f 4 ‘ .Priees Range F@ + ~â€"$10w$50 _ Teleplmne; Highland Park 1466 after 6:00 p. Building Driveways. Artistic Rock Work ‘or the Fire Works Albert Larson, Stationer What Will Your Vacation ~â€"â€" CGive You?! - EARL W. GSELL & CO. _ Now in Progress DRESSES â€" GOWNS â€" Landscape Gardener For Compliete Health and Pure Enjoyment T W O,STORE S Air Pillows Mmean | . Alcohol Stoves: Bathing Caps and Shoes Beach fillows i i Bathing Suit Bags â€" Ear Drum Protectors Fountain Pens . Goggles . f Incense Kodaks > $ Black Dirt â€"Excavating Motor Truck General Hauling Semiâ€"Annual PS PHARMACISTS Common Medicine ‘Equipment Baby Requirements Bug Killers First Aid Outfits Shaving Supplies Thermos Kits Smokes Writing Portfolios Bobbed Hair Needs THURSDAY,â€"JUNE 2, Fur Highland Park Ravinia 464 No 4 19 1 $3 ridan R Suits ecking orth Gr well as t in befo 1M DAY,|J ve cut ing & 39 Let Cl AL