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voter in Highland Park. 7:30 sharp.| a pleasght surprise this afternoon on ‘ Mrs. Herbert H. Dewey gave a| the occasion of her birthday anniverâ€" Tuncheon and bridge whist party at ) sary. the Mohawk Golf club Saturday to anâ€" _ Mrs. E. M. Conrad who has spent nounce the engagement of her daughâ€" . the past tight weeks with her parents, ter, Muricl Perkins Dewey, to Irving| Mr. and Mrs. John Pansie, at Fisk, PnncisConnd.uondlr.;ndlu(lfis.,i:exp.fidtonfinhnntoâ€" Mathias Herman Conrad of Highland day or tomorrow. Her mother, who has Park, Illinois. Mr. Conrad is a graduâ€", been very ill, is very much improved. ate of Purdue university class of "5.1' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watt of Milâ€" and is in the central station, commerâ€"| waukee were the week end guests of cial department of the General Elecâ€" | their mother, Mrs. Florence Stevens. tric Co. Miss Dewey will be graduatâ€" Mrs. Edward Conrad and son, Norâ€" ed from Hendall Hall, at Pride‘s Crossâ€"‘ man, of Waukegan, and Mrs. C. Carâ€" ing, Mass., in Jure. The table for|len of Chicago, were the guests on the luncheon was decorated with Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Evans, spring flowers and the favors were| Mrs. William Ashley of Chicago who d Anin e Nt " rtbnlinhhibbim} d sipbat imnme drtindidl EAmaRints in the form of spring flowers. Place cards simulating roses each contained cards announcing the engagement and at the places of the young friends of the brideâ€"toâ€"be were <ouvenirs of bracelets of brilliants. The luncheon was served to carry out the idea of rings and bells, the rols and cakes as rings and the ices bells and other prettily planned dishes. The above article is a clipping from a Sunday‘s New York paper and is of interest to many friends here. â€" Mrs. Paul W. Blanchard of Walker avenue had as her guests over the week end Mr. and Mrs. J. McCormick _and daughter, Emma, of Aurora, IIL Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Brown of La Grange, Ind., and their daughter, Sarahâ€"Margaret Brown, of Chicago, were the week end guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Roberts. â€" Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bard of Spruce street, Winnetka, announce the birth of a son, James Choate, on Thursday, March 15, at the Hentrotin hospital, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Cox of Beloit, Wis., are giving a house party next week to former college classâ€"mates. Among the guests will be Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Roberts of Highland Park, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Reeve of Western Springs and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Linn of Rockford. Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Reeve and Mrs. Linn are Alpha Phi frat sisters. Harry Sellery, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sellery of Ravinia, has gone to New York City to represent his school paper, in a conference being held there which opened on March 26. He atâ€" tends Mercersburg Academy at Merâ€" cersburg. Pa. Harry is associate edit~ or of the paper. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clow have reâ€" turned home from a month‘s stay in Florida and Philadelphia where they visited Mrs. Clow‘s brother, Mr. Paul Dyke. eue . uw a2 c 0 orell RUSVRE The Highland Park Music Club Choral met at the home of Mrs. George Hinn, 964 Ridgewood drive, on Thursday morning of this week at 10 o‘clock. Moumes uen EMORUEDE Mrs. A. M. Bigelow and her daughâ€" ter Alma have returned to Ravinia fromâ€" 18 East Elm street, Chicago, where they have spent the winter. Mrs. Alice Lloyd of 1215 Burton aveâ€" nue, Highland Park, sailed on Saturâ€" day for England where she is visiting relatives. She expects to return in June. => mss Miss Dorothy Plant of S. Sheridan road is entertaining at bridge at her home on Saturday afterncon. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Roberts of S. Green Bay road and Mrs. W. W. Reiâ€" chardt of S. St. Johns avenue, were hostesses to the Auxiliary of the Amâ€" erican Legion at the home of Mrs. Henry Mason of Central avenue last Friday afternoon. Miss Kitty Nolan who underwent an operation in the Presbyterian hosâ€" pital for goitre last week, has returnâ€" | ed home and is getting along nicely. | Don‘t forget the mass meeting at the Elm Place Auditorium TONIGHT! | at,.7:30 sharp! i Mr. Earl W. Gsell and his mother, | Mrs. William B. Gsell, have returned | from Excelsior Springs where they | spent the past two weeks. } Mrs. William Vetter is in the Highâ€" | land Park bospital where she underâ€"| went a very serious operation l.nti week. She is reported as getting along nicely. . f Mrs. R. E. Wood and daughter, Miss Anne, returned yesterday from Coloâ€" rade Springs where they spent the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Witten and Mrs. James A. Flynn motored to Bourâ€" monnais, IIL., Sunday, and spent the day with Jack Flynn who is attendâ€" ing school there. _ Warner Turriff entertained sixteen of his young friends at a party on Saturday evening in honor of his birthâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Harris and children and Mr. Milton Fullner of the Boyd last Thursday. Grand club of Sheridan Rebekah lodge last Thursday afterncon. The Worth While circle was eaterâ€" on March 14. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clow have reâ€" is spending the spring holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Seliâ€" ery of Ravinia. Mrs. A. M. Kline entertained nine members of Sheridan Rebekah lodge Mrs. E. J. Udell of Grand Rapids, Mich., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cop!“_o_thr!ehfiv- here for a few days this week. Mr. Robert Sellery who . attends _ Erast. will be hostess club tomorrow evening. 5 Burton aveâ€" led on Saturâ€" he is visiting to return in Mrs. John Moe of Stoughton, Wiss was the week end guest of her cousâ€" ‘Glencee #AYebus: _ "~~ °/ ACean A number of relatives and friends of Mrs. James Hesler ‘will tender her a pleasght surprise this afternoon on the occasion of her birthday anniverâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watt of Milâ€" waukee were the week end guests of their mother, Mrs. Florence Stevens. Mrs. Edward Conrad and son, Norâ€" man, of Waukegan, and Mrs. C. Carâ€" len of Chicago, were the guests on Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Evans, Mrs. William Ashley of Chicago who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Sheahen for the past two weeks, returned to her home Sunday. WPOXXms, TEDUEMEW UV NCT NOC SNNCOT Elizabeth Richards entertained at three tables of bridge last Wednesâ€" day evening at her home on N. Green i Bay road. _ e d Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Osborn left| two weeks ago for London, England, where Mr. Osborn went on business. They expect to return about the midâ€" dle of May. | Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bess announce the arrival of a baby daughter, born Thursday in the Highland Park hospiâ€" tal. The Girls‘ choir of St. Johns Evanâ€" gelical church were the guests of Rev. and Mre. Karl A. Roth at the play, "Tommy," given by the Garrick Playâ€" ers of Lake Forest college at Durand Institute on Monday evening, March 26. Miss Agnes Meierhoff and Miss Helen Roth accompanied the party. One of the most charming events of the spring in the De Forest School will be the Easter flower market to, be held on Thursday, April 5, from: 2:30 to 5 p. m. Easter plants in great variety will be on sale and will be sold by the children themselves. Evâ€" ery one will have the brightâ€"colored smocks to wear, the attempt being made to have the affair suggest a colorful, gala occasion. _ Remember that Easter orders for plants can be filled at the De Forest at its Easter flower market. | @ s Tok lfi CS J Sfeccrea}c s *J ie 2â€"@12.â€".0 L ia_ ce SJJ in cA Mrs. N. G. Lenington, regent of North Shore chapter of D. A. R., with Mmes. Danley, Garnett, Rigdon, Law, of Highland Park, and Mrs. J. A. Reichelt Jr. of Deerfield, left Tuesday morning to attend the state conferâ€" ence of D. A. R. to be held in Bloomâ€" ington, IIl., March 27, 28 and 29. Mrs. J. W. Simons entertained at three tables of bridge at her home on Beach lane last Wednesday afterâ€" noon NMr. and Mrs. George Crittenton of Evanston announce the birth. of a seven pound son born Thursday in the Evanston hospital. Mrwe Crittenton was formerly Miss Mae Hesler. Mr. and NMrs. Edgar Winterson enâ€" tertained at dinner on Monday eveâ€" ning in compliment to Mrs. Minnic Buelow of Oshkosh, Wis., a sister of Mrs. Fritz Bahr, who spent a few days of this week in Highland Park. * Mrs. M. Rosenthal of Oak Park <pent a few days of this week with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Sanborn. Mrs. Fred Ochlsen of Milwaukee, Wis.. was the weekâ€"end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Smith. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Smith and children Bettyâ€"Lou and Barbara Anne took Mrs. Oehisen home and spent the day with her. J ORIGINAL FRENCH MODELS AND_OUR ADAPTAâ€" TIONS OF UNUSUAL DISTINCTION *=, _ The LORET TA SHOP is~ _ Jewelry SPRING EIPENING Ruth Hannah McCormick will talk at the Elm Place Auditorinm at 7:30 '*.*I.I*-.‘.'-o’c- ated upon two weeks ago in St. Franâ€" cis hospital, Evanston, returned to his The Majestic A. C. has arranged a splendid card of eight real fights, any one of which could be used to headâ€" \line the show. Bat Nelson has been ; matched with Sailor Coke to feature the show and the ability of both ’ fighters is well known. Dan Reyes the fighting Filipino | has been rematched with Angelo | Anzelone of Racine. Anzelone won | a close fight from Dan in Kenosha last week and this fight promises to tie the windup for honors of the evening. very much improved. * Mr. and Mrs. Albert Louer are regâ€" istered at the Roosevelt bhotel, New Orleans. Mrs. Albert Larson entertained the members of her Five Hundred club at her home on S. Green Bay road Satâ€" urday. The game was enjoyed at four tables and later in the evening reâ€" freshments were served. M. A.C. BOUTS ON APRIL 3 FEATURE FLASHY CARD Several Wiseouk Stars to Parâ€" ticipate; Bobby Juhrend Beliei of Highwood meets Wirko of Sheridan the boy who won from Pasquesi at our last show. _ m Miller of Kenosha, and Stacey of Racine are two clever welters who can battle. Bobby Juhrend meets young Crady of Highwood and Juhâ€" rend will have to use all his skill to keep this windmill away from him. Gino Palmeri meets Marco Stella of Kenosha at 155 pounds. Soldier Pushins is to trade skill and wallops with Garlow of Racine. Fritz Behrens and Raymey of Sheriâ€" dan will make up another bout. Beâ€" hrens showed he can battle and Rayâ€" mey can too, the finals in the army championships last month. | _ Mr. C. W. Haupt of Chicago has purchased the Harold Clark home on 1 Kincaid street, Ravinia, for use as a \ residence by himself and family. Hine t& Hine, real estate brokers, negoâ€" ‘tisted this transaction. Midget O‘Dowd meets Eddie Pedâ€" dle in the curtain raiser and both boys are primed for the opening wong. O‘Dowd packs a mean punch in each hand and Peddle is a fast stepping boy with no slight punch. The Majestic promoters have promâ€" ised to put on a show to make up larL the last one, and this card will more | than make up for what the last Showf lacked. A substitute bout has also been arranged between Samson and Turner. These boys fought a four{ round battle at Deerfield last week| and neither one could best the olh(’rl alâ€"hough Turner was awarded tht-} decission after being floored four | times in the second round by Sam-f Tickets are on sale at the Majestic Bowling alleys and at the Highland Park Electric, Phone 313, and also at Dini‘s Sweet Shop in Mubbard Woods. THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILmoOls f C. w. HAUPT BUYS CLARK RESIDENCE Telephone Highland Park 463 Gowns â€" Sports Wear â€" Goats Ensembles â€" Millinery 4 C STARTING MARCH 30ch and continuing for one week u,d Friends here have received new: four | of the death at Lake Forest of John jam.| Henry Freie, aged 74 years and rnine lmonths, and a resident of that city t,,sm_‘for 42 years, and who previously hmd{lived near Everett. He passed away also'early Monday morning at his home, ba rde‘y!Iowing prolonged illness. . He is survived by his widow and two | daughters, Mrs. Ada Jones of Highâ€" WHAT A LIBRARY manent value to the work of the schools. 2. Gives the children of all classes a chance to know and love the best in literature. Without a public liâ€" brary such a.chance is limited to the very few. 3. Minimizes the sale and reading of vicious literature in the communâ€" ity, thus promoting mental and moral health. 4. Effects a saving in money to every reader in the community. Through the library every reader in the town can secure at a given cost from 100 to 1000 times the material [ At the Garrick Theatré "Excess | Baggage" is in its fifth week and it | is now established as the outstanding lsucceu of the Spring season. John | McGowan has provided a veritable | |\ three ring circus in his comedy of | ‘these vavdeville folk, making it nn‘ \ideal entertainment for _ children lyoung and old. Just check up the elements that make "Excess Bagâ€" gage" so entertaining. There is the, ‘clown who walks the tight rope, jugâ€" gles and does the slide for life; there 1is the song plugger who sings |‘"Among My Souvenirs" as it has {seldom ever been sung, there is the ‘vxudcville three act with its nifties,| | songs and dancing, there is the quarâ€" "ltet!e and the jazr band and back of wll this is a story as funny as any | \ that has been spun in many a long | \ day. Yes it doesn‘t take much to | | account for the success of "Excess| for reading or study that he could seâ€" cure by acting individnnlly.‘ â€" â€" 5. Adds to the material value of property. Real estate agents in the suburbs of large cities never fail to advertise the presence of a library, if there be one, as giving added value to the lots or houses they have for sale: £ Appealing to all classes, sects and degrees of intelligence, it is a strong unifying factor in the life of a town.â€"Highland Park Public Liâ€" brary "EXCESS BAGGAGE" IS . sUCCESS OF SEASON Now in Fifth Week at Garrick Theater, Chicago; Draws Large Crowds { Baggage." ]Iand Park and Miss Mabel Freie of | Lake Forest and four grandchildren iand five greatâ€"grand children. The }(uneral was held at the Methodist | church in Lake Forest, and burial | was in the Lake Forest cemetery. DOES FOR A TOWN 1. Completes it educational equipâ€" FATHER OF LOCAL WOMAN | DIES IN LAKE FOREST! Many people complain that no one pays any attention to them in their home towns, but at least the tax collector will notice them. . _ 10 North Sheridan Road I cannot say, and I will not say Mhhd-‘-dh.h‘{-tw- "With a cheery smile wave of He has wandered into an unknown And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since he lingers For the oldâ€"time step and the glad you, Easter Novelties 10câ€"$1.98 Baskets 25câ€"95¢ TREASURE CHEST EARL W. GSELL & CO. EFFORA EASTER CA RDS Orders taken for Easter Lilies and 389 Central Ave. 389 Roger Williams Ave. Highlasnd Park. I1l. GSELL‘S Complete Assortment Removes Tartor from the Teeth Made by Upjohn 544 Central Avenue Telephone Highland Park 3099 PHARMACISTS Think of him faring on, as dear ' In the love of there as the love of Think of him still as the same, I say: ~"Heé is not deudâ€"Heâ€"is just aday, . CPC OR C OCCC CAevccs _ % nB â€"James Whitcomb Riley. Mrs. H. J. Thayer and family wish to thank all of their Highland Park friends for their kind expressions of ium! Ruth Hannah McCormick, canâ€" didate for congressmanâ€"atâ€"large, will speak. _ This should interest every wvoter in Highlind Park. 7:30 sharp. Flowers and THURSDAY, MAROH 29, 1988 %