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', Ton emumu _ A JUNE 24 . . _. SILVER TREASURE” Lie/elder,,'.",',',"',',':: Vi] manager R L. Woolhiadr of g 165 gave less than $3.00; M gave from Winnet wu authorised to negotiatet $3.00 to 85.00: 100 gave from 15 to 1 cont with H. G. White to tete $10; 46 gave; from $10 to $20; and 16 the e y of the filter phat huh over $20. _ . _ by 400, tralhmq, " the meeting of g This shows-the avenge eotttritms the vil council last week. 'Mr.', tions actually made, to be trttMeient) White a ind the migttrtroetioat of but that a good many have flileado the an: t for Puree, Halon and, contribute. ' Greeley. tekitecu. whom it was hung; ------r--de tad is _ in Maine. for tumult; Wonder what has becoine of the fel- ". . ttnl eaeett, in needed to! low: who used to manufuture that an. '0! the m - ciiauirii dye for but Jhnriptt “mum ' fwmskmzr "'r_P": WINN? I'KA FILTER BASIN CONTRACT Ralph A. Amermnn of Scnnton. PL, is e new president of the United tales and Canada Kiwanis ciubs, e te)) to tharasest ntythe Nontre convention fast week. lie I“ John H. Moss. "llN.5is'r2t9ht8.ece.itr? 'isps despite‘ the fact at: car y re- but showed Ruth Bryan Owen, daughter“ the famous late Wm. T., I winner of the Democratic radiation for Congress from the earth morida district, it would . sh lost " the final ottieial at in ting tabulated. _ New' Kiwanis Chi/s BOBBY VERNON COMEDY TUEDAY - WEDNESDAY i, _ "iMSIIE THE LAW” F COMEDY "FOR SADIE’S SAKE" PATHE NEWS wt“! éfternoon LLniv'i5Mf2 DETECTIVE" No. 6 SUNDAY - MONDAY , mum; PASSION” i;tl'gh?l'Ru't"" , V COMEDY "DANCING DADDIES" SA DAY - Matinee at iso p, m. JUNE 27 - as "PllNl00" with WESLEY BARRY V COME' Y "WHOS BOSS” _ ' PATHE' REVIEW vAtnuthtee thttr--"PRANTOM POLICE" No. 9 T0" ow - PRID . ' eltrlh-iii; h'Utr, 331:5: count "CHEAP SKATE” Bryan Luck.' William HOWR‘ _ 13E LOlbLCHANEY, PRISCILLA DEAN ND PARK ARL (lirtrftfhT'RE" “THE MODERN mmf" Sand-y Continuous 2:30 to II f The affair is to be held at the 1 Prairie club shack in Deer Grove park. I This park can be reached in less than an hour' from Winnetka, Directions for teaching it are as follows: take the Dundee road west from Glencoe. I The park is on the north side of the I road and cannot be missed. A suggestion was made that it each of the 2300 electric light but: to whom a notice was sent.- would con- 'tribute to the extent of owlourth of their January bills for electric light. funds would be secured truMeUnt to carry on the mosquito atbatement work durin'g-the current. year. , T So far. there has. been; received“ the village office, less than one-half of the funds needed for this year’s campaign. as of the' 2500 to whom these notices were sent, his M100 have contributed to date. LII-these 165 gave less than $3.00; 55 gave from With the Winnetka village electric light bills sent out at the end of April was enclosed a request to the house- holders of that plate for contributions to carry on this year. as last year. the work af endeavoring to minimize the breeding of mosquito" In ‘Winnetka and thus keep the Villas. at free as possible from these pests. l. WAR ON '“SKEETERS” Winnelka MEuito Cam ign Still Lagging s'Ge'dllr T In case the weather is bad the pic- nie will be held in the clubhouse, which is large enough for all to be able to indulge in eating and other indoor sports. tt rained the day of the pienie last year, but all had a good time in spite of that fact, it was said. SEEK FUNDS POR The big annual Winnetka Izaak Walton league picnic, for members and friends, is to be' held Friday, June 25; this year. In the announcement of the picnic. the league says that the early starters will leave the Communi- ty House at 9 o'clock in the morning and that the others will drift out as they please. Winnetka Charter of League Is Planning B g Day Fri ay, June 25 IZAAK WALTONS TO HAVE ANNUAL PICNIC Finaiiek PHONE M. P. mo JUNE 29 . 30 SUNE 27 - 28 Fot NEWS FOX NEWS JUNE 25 Miss Kreger is to marry Fred Swin- dell of A1exandervi11e, Ind., Satgmhy ,fternoon, July 3. The wedding will be follo'wed by a reception nt Mia! 'Kreg‘er’s’ home, 508 Drexel “can. Glance; . I E Miss Wortley was attended by Miss 'Dorothy Klotz of Winnetka as her {maid of honor, and her little cousin, :Juliette Potter of Saint Joseph, Mo., gas flower girl. After the twentrflve guests had 35- sembled Attle Lenora Jimbutim dressed as} bride, presented the pres- ents to Miss Kroger: Bunco and light refreshments completed the eventng's entertainment. T F " ‘surplzise party in the form of a miscellaneous shower was given by Jrrc Chtyrles and Mrs. Paul, Kreger at the home of the former, 717 Wil- low road, Winnetka. Wednesday ewe- ning. June 16, in honor of Miss Kath.. leep Kreger, 508 Drexel avenue, Glen- Mr. dud Mrs. Pearce will be in Wyoming for several weeks. When they return, they will reside in Glen.. coe. ‘ . The bridge wore a period dress of ivory sati'n trimmed with flowers of the same, and a berths and insert of rosepoint and duchess lace. She car- ried a shower bouquet of lilies-of-the- valley and white roses. Miss Klotz was attired in a quaint blue taffeta dress trimmed with pink roses, and she wore a pink picture hat. She car- ried an arm bouquet of pale pink roses and blue Jarkspur. Little Juliette' Pot- ter wore a frock of pale pink crepe de chine, and carried a small basket of dainty flowers. ' ' A small, informal wedding took {place Saturday afternoon, June 19, at Ithe home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. King, _ 611 Forest avenue, Wilmette, when their daughter, Miss Dorothy, became the bride of Paul Knaplund of Madi- lson.‘ Wig. The Rev..Stephen A. Lloyd iread the service at 2:30, and Mr, iKnaphmd and his bride left intrms. idiatelrafter the ceremony for a trip ' abroad. Harold Wilder of Lake Forest acted as best man for Mr. Pearce. day afternoon, June 12, at 4/at tt home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Cushman of Winnetka. Only the im- mediate families and a few friends were present. The marriage of Miss Katherine Whitney Wortley, daughter of Mrs. Eloise Whitney Wortley, of Winnet- kn, to Charles Francis Pearce, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Francis Pearte, of Gleneoe, took place. Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Ediarard Burt of South Orange, N. J., formerly of Wilmette, brother-in-Iaw and sister of Mrs. King, will be house guests at the King residence, After extensive traveling on the! continent, they will spend several; months in England. where Mr. Knap-} lurid will do resngch work. They will, be at home in Madison after the ttrstl of February. where Mr. Knaplund is[ a member of the faculty at the Unicl versity of Wisconsin. i, _ The mavriiwe of L. Ivan Couch, en- gineer with the firm of Windes and Marsh. 598 Birth street, to Flora Mar.. tin, of Winnipeg, took place June 9, at 2, at Knox United church, Win- nipeg, Canada. , The bridal dinner, followed by the rehearsal at the church, will be given by Miss Boyden's parents at their home Monday evening, June 28: and Mr. and Mrs. Preston Boyden will entertain the wedding party at a late supper at their home after the wed- ding. ' Mrs, Randolph Owsley, (Alice de Windt) of Lake Forest, gave a lunch- eon and kitchen shower Monday, June 21, at her home; Mrs. Heyliger A. de Windt was hostess to a number of friends on Wednesday, June 23, at her home in Winnetka at a book shower and tea; Mr. and Mrs. William C. Boy- den, Jr., will give a dinner party at their home June 29, followed by an opera party at Ravinia. A list of affairs being given for' Miss Boyden includes the following: Mrs. Phocinm L. Sutherland, (Jose- phinir Hoyt) was hostess at a bridge- tea Wednesday, June 16, at her home, 435 Elm street; Miss Eloise Requa en. tertained at her home in Chicago Fri- day, June 18, at luncheon and bridge: William C. Hayden, In. is tn none My. Magnum as best man, and the ushers will be John Nicholas Brown of Providence, R. 1., Ellery Sedgwick of Stockbridge, Mass., Francis Mae.. Veitrh of Washington, D. C., Preston Hayden of Winnetka, and William Curtrell and William Conklin Ladd of Clew’and. Ohio. sisteri-in-luw, will be her mittens of honor. The bridesmaids will bit col.. lege friends of Miss Boyden,;Miu Dorothy Lee of Philadelphia, “Miss Katherine Tompkins of New York City, and Miss Eloise Requa and Miss Leila Barbour' of Chicago. . mu Mirgarit Boyden, dam of Humid Mm Wm. Cowper-Bowen of 725 Pine' street; Winnetka, is to become the bride of Francis Peabody Museum son of Mm. Funds P. M... gouri of Boston, on Wednesday, Juan M, at "he Winnetka Conmgdtinua! ehtmtti; The ceremony will u follow. ed by a reception at the deden real- dence.. The maid of honor it io be Mimi Elizabeth Boyden, list" of the bride led. and Mrs. Preston Hayden and in. Arilthtm C Boyden‘t Jr., her m1: HIGHLAND pm puss. Mum PAM, lumen NORTH SHORE NEWS , w" I "f _ r ' '71,": _m1uw:ga:mm{vu{ v dc, ' Matron of honor, Mrs. Elbert Clark, of formerly Elizabeth Quinby of Hub- 1rl bard Woods; maid of honor, Miss 'er Mabel Merle of Chicago; bridesmaids, J/.l Miss Pauline Wallis of Wilmette and athiss Gladys Foraker of the Edge- an; water Beach hotel. Miss Martha Morse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bonner Mane, has chosen Saturday, July 24, u the day for her marriage to Carl B. sti- bolt, son of Mrs. Albert J. Stibolt of Davenport, Iowa. "l1urweddintt em- ice will be rend in the garden- of 'Tuirmore," the Moraes' Lake FM "tate; - 3 Mrs. Davies Lazear, 892 Oak street, left Wednesday, June 9, for Montreal, where she will sail tor' Amsterdam, Holland. Mrs. Lazar is one pf a party of ten on a tour conducted by Dr. Richard. D. Hughes of Chicago. Dr. Lazear 'sails June M, from Mow. treal. to join Mrs. Lazear in Luceme, 8witzerland. Miss Florence Helen Nelson, 897 Vernon avenue, returned this week to Glencoe. after receiving a degree at the University of Wisconsin. Miss Nelsoh will be married on Wednesday evening, June 30, to Frank Chris.. topher' Morrison. at the North Shore Methodist Episcopal church. . l, Mr. and Mrs. Ayres Boal and fam- f ily, 701 Sheridan road, Winnetka, are ilenving June 25. for Loss Angeles, [where they will sail for Honolulu to i spend a summer there visiting friends. l Mrs. Boal's mother, Mrs. Lorenzo iJohnson, will accompany them as far ) as California, to remain in Santa Bar- ibara for the summer, returning with I the Bpal family in late September. Mrs. Victor Charming Sanborn of Lake Forest, formerly of Kenilworth, has announced the marriage. of her daughter, Louise, to Boyd Hill of Chi- cago. son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hill of Freeport, 111.. which took place on Sunday, June 13. Mr. and Mrs. Hill plan a motor trip to Washington, D. C., for their honeymoon', and upon their return, they will live in Chicago. E Charles Floyd White, son of Mr. and {Mrs. Charles White, 845 Greenwood iavenue. Glencoe, who was an honor lgraduate at New Trier high school. f has received the degree of Bachelor of iArts at the University of Michigan. i He will return to Ann Arbor next fall (and continue his studies in the law i achool. " Mr. Wortley has just completed his junior year at Williams college. where he has participated in debating and editorial writing for the college pa-, per. He returned to Winnetka June 10, to attend the wedding of his sis- ter, Mrs. Charles Francis Pearce, Jr., formerly Katherine Wortley. " Miss Irene Patterson of Lots An- !gelea was visiting in the home of Mr. l and Mrs. James Harris, 872 Pine 3 street during the week of June 7 to 14. 9 Miss Patterson left Winnetka June M, i sailing for Europe from Montreal I June 15. Cabray Worthy, son of Mrs. Eloise W, Wortley, 565 Lincoln avenue, and Prescott Olmsted. son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Olmsted, 1072 Private road, Hubbard Woods, will sail for England from Montreal. June .25. They plan to bicycle and hike through England, returning to Winnetka about August 15. o Mrs. E. H. Yonkers, 911 Sheridan road, Glencoe, has returned from the gulf coast and hatras her guests. her daughter, Mrs. George A. Zabriskie. II, of Puma. San Juan, Cuba, with whom she enjoyed a tsojourn in New Orleans, stopping at the beautiful new Roosevelt hotel. Miss Katherine Bulkley. dutch”! of-Mr. Quad Mrs. Charles C. Bulkley, '530 Skokie road, Winnetka, is giving l a kitchen ahower Tuesday, June Mt, in ihonor of Miss Mary Adelaide Curtis »of Evanston. whose marriage to f Thomas Chase of Toledo, Ohio, takes l place June M. . Mr. Smith was assisted by Claude Kelsey Sanders as his best' man, and his ushers were John Buell of Chi- cago and Harold Moss of Evanston. Miss Virginid Maybum T Simmonds, whose marriage to Clifford Hinckley Smith took place Wednesday evening, June 23, at g, in the gardens af the Simmons home, 286 Sheridan road,' Winnetka,' Dr. James Richards omeiat- his. had the fpllowing as her attend- ants: ' An event of Monday, June M, w the maze of Miss Jane 8W4 (er and George Meyer whiehcteok phce at 9 o'clock in the evening?“ the home of the bride's pamistt,' Mr. Ind Mrs. Leon M. Humburm,‘502 Willow street, Dr. Harvey Weasel of- fieintine. _ madam. J. Trumbull My. 224 Cannot mad, Item have “new the cnngemeut‘ of their dnlttrttur', Mar-cunt, to Eniitn M: men W. Howe, V. S. N., son of y and Mrs. Charla D. Howe, 240 W- worth new. The wedding it to tub place in August, And the young coup). expect to be located on the Want com for 'u time. The betrothnl VIII tu- nounced Thursday, June, 10, at unin- formul afternoon bridge than by Mia Backus. Hill Ff " 'rrcr.i', ttt Their “min-law Ind daughter. Mr. and In. Denim B. Hull (union Walker), also Will be in Winnetka for tho sumo: upon their return from that honeymoon the latter put of W amith. Mr. and Mn. Lyman T. Walker of 20 Eat Goethe street will pass the .itqimasr in' Winnetka, moving :0“ thefe the thst of but month. 5’" w Miss Eléie Blatchford. whose en- l gem that must be tut-1:“ over When easement to Ludlow Fowler of New i the clutch in not thrown out and when tork City WIS announced in the early i' the M f. heavy this Me; an a- spring, is the daughter of Dr. tuyilneemUar, loud on the m . Mn) Prank W..Blatehford of Winneb} "Br neglecting to 'ttt out the he The wedding will take place in 9 M min: the magpw and: the fail. Min Bhtchford will put ti longer. which means 'gtte't"g, ',"t, portion of the trimmer with her per- reut_tlun in otherwise-j ' any enta' on their island at Dasha-ate. turn over the motor. may" k Canada. Mrs. Bhtehford is already Ind-sly running down buttery. their to Terttsrhrunti1 September. ' d. aide from this, is ing too- ", ' ---_- mar each extra turn, the mom Mr. and Mn. Lyman T. Wnlker of tu', " In exceu . t of [a 20 Edit Goethe street will pass the the cylinder: and dt them will”: in' Winnetka, movingxm will this - tmir ' lob my mete the tlrart of next month. 4* " tttttm am- one's motot ,, .chope in M hymn”.- “A and.“ In. ad "in! to state." » v'-" Mr. and Mrs. 1aurranee H. Armour of Lake Forest will remain in that de- lightful north shore suburb until August, " which time they plan to skip any for a vacation. They are undecided as yet as to where they will to. , It is interesting to know that Thurs- day was the twentyAifth wedding an- niverury of the bride's parents and that Mrs. Roy McCanne. one of the wedding guests, was a member of their wedding party twentymve years Mr. and Mrs. Byron will motor to Canada by way of the St. Lawrence on their honeymoon and will pass a few weeks " Big Win inn near To- ronto. They will return to Lake For- est for the remainder of the summer. after which they will go to Detroit, where they will make their home. The church was lighted only by the refleetion of lights thrown on the out- side of the pane-slug windows. Beverly Thorburn of Philadelphia served Mr. Byron to best man, and the when were Roy Byron of Detroit, Roy McCanne, In, of Rochester, Fred Stone of Chicago and Benjamin Ames of Portsmouth. Ark. Mrs. Benjamin C. Ame: of Ports- mouth, Ark., the mntron of honor. wore a delphinium blue taffeta dress and carried butterfly roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaids, Miss Lillian and Min Dorothy O’Leary, Miss Margaret Shoe of Grand Rapids and MisLPatricia Byron of Detroit were tatteta gowns in the apricot dude! and carried butterfly roses and delphiniuitu. The bridal gown w“ boutrant style with a bodice of ivory satin and the skirt of tulle. The veil was of Brus- sels laces and the bridal bouquet was of orchids and lilies of the valley. The marriage of Miss Alice O'Leary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John O'Leary of Drexel boulevard, Chicago, and Lake Forest, to Molcolm Ross Byron of Detroit took place last Thursday evening-t 8:39 o'clock at St. James Methodist Episcopal church, the Rev. W. R. Wedderspoon reading the service. A reception followed the ceremony at the home pf the bride's parents. Miss Elizabeth Hannah was her sis- ber’s maid of honor and the brides.. maids wire Miss Emily Rose and Miss Mary Hannah. 7 Andrew Ron served his brother as best man and the ushers were John Keath, Alfred McDugal, Stephen Kenyon and Clyde Taylor. The marriage of Miss Constance; Hannah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.i Alexander W. Hannah of Kentlworth,l, to Samuel Stronle Rosa, son of Mr.l and Mrs. Samuel Rose ,of Minerali Point, Wis., took place last Thursday) evening at, the home of the bride's: parents. w 5 Victor Stibolt of Hummond. La., will serve his brother as beat man. be Miss Snub Brewster, “its Emily Scott, Min Eloise Mun, Miss Ann Schuttler, Miss Jeannette Genius, all ot Chicm; Mia Mary Inttertsol1 of Beloit, Wits., Ind Miss Janet Bethe" of Scandals, N. Y. ' Mrs. William S. Covlngeon (Elin- beth Morse) will be her I‘lster’s mn- tron of honor and the bridesmaids will CHARLESTON conrns‘r 'Ttg7tlrr-rJrr6Tr . oaty. mm Ann um: women 1m ‘. Ch ink get,"" RAY I l a . Hearst international News _ - MLLE. Moms": CORINNE GRIFFITH and NORMAN -Kl commons Gyms aged f,eeP!,1'a,N,l,','l.' 33.1: f2PtAgteg'pts7,'fd'.,,"g tttttli-i' um: own. or Atornearroeme-ttseittr-----r---cti.re. = ' -1 doeee. all zsuhmmmMur-m-rmmmm. 1: mu. when oomv mm‘ . r F Hm _MONDAY, wean". mummy - ' mu - '". 38-” Victor Herbert's Operetta in n Deutttntk , _ Sim! Imam: name: t'tett!rt, l J , - DAYS ONLY - 2 THURS. & FRL. JULY 1 and 2 ‘TELEPBONB' HIGHLAND PARK] " ' SUNDAY. JUNE 27 fer 95; MY... ILNLT.-- 'i-i';'-;), mu F5315 SEE no Other Good nam- “dug a... with Tour 'MIX i by the mochnical service department l of the Chicago Motor ebb. “They 1 fteure that so lone u the shift lever Ha in neutral there is no toad on the a engine. This in an 2mm idea, and who sooner one knows the lute Ind put: them into practice the better-it will he for his battery. ", There are ' Item that must be turattt over when, ‘> the clutch in not thrown out and than (the [mu in heavy this qtbses an un- T. Pymseh and German 3 nah-mm; Misting 2a"rg/tt,f21,t,'; -etfeo-o'terattoetwHrFdtm1ttbA. ”more van-k for “My iour own Year yards. Americuusdo I not know the nine of 'ntititation. We lure not thinkers. The mean: retire lthriee I year for a "rttrd of m thyn’ meditation. and who know: but ithnt our great spin-lull! leadership ‘shall not come from ugh e nee of people. The enclosed - will give us at lent a mu of My end hee should nuke it an intimate, pereohnl Muir, enmsive of our in individ- lunlity. It will also emu-d a plea iwhere the family may relax and {eel (free from pryine eyes. which they ’ cannot feel when sitting on their front ‘porchee. _ " y "Few drivers consider k important to put out the clutch when starting gheir noun," any: I bulletin issued THROW OUT CLUTCH IN STARTING MOTOR Easier on Battery yu" Engine to Relieve Starter of Extra Load l The American _ in “out j wholly without prim: the state. ment made by the Art; mum. Ex- tension lecturer. DudletlCmfta Wat- i son. at the lust locuer the “on, 'in Fullerton hell. It h' ' all! the lapenker, that the A n new l is woolly sum y n lovely I Inn. The American _ his home ltar back from the unit, if mm in corner lot, well back In the wide Estreet. Jn then open: he Nritl {plant trees. shrubs Mowers and 'they will all be the rty of, the 'public at large even j Fre than, his i own. The owner of “he nvmge _ Ameriean home has M‘rden spot to fwhich he can retire Itil feel dom- Hortable and " cue, ft"te frottrthe curious eyes of the Mrs-by. The lecturer then made a pbrifor the style of home to be foundlin Erutltad. France. Spain. and he”? Build your home close to the side . . Put your kitchen Ind semnts' u next to the walk and your ll ' dining, ind bed rooms in the me the h . Then build a Wall of , _ kind em; of poplm or of I high _ _ ine hedge around the side-Ind _ of your lot. This will shut you out, the noise of the street. The a or doubted whether there were a he emillion peo» ple in all Chicm who 'iJo.ved I sin» ele quiet moment in the twenty four hours. We are ,7 in. noiiier [ and noisier ell the timmsaid, What with our jam and our ' (in: auto- mobiles, and it is no wonder that peo- ple more and more are btttriue for the quiet of the country. " we can im- prove our condition in, mm, right here in Chico" of: ftfty-fbot lot by buiidling In "mm. with our . living rooms and bed-ro'o‘s facing-on Art Institute ' it" States That American _ Are Without Pit V t VICINITY OF HI tvntetttheaqgrir?t.' : - r " A crmrra'?bi6oNri, SATURDAY. inf ' DWI in THURSDAY. rr,; All GROWS ml: NOISY 84,10” If? febtts. .1er = $39. any It Ly, an “on gal he. {we but um. Ito of