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Magle of the Night No. 2 Tournament Activities Highland Park Open Championship Tournament: John Gantor defeated Everett Inman 3 and 2. This cup is known as the Moraine Cup. Daily Opening T p.m. Bunday 6 :30 p.m. Matinee Sunday 2 :20 Special every night TELEPHONE :131 The changing of the rate for nonâ€" pesidents to $2.50 on Sunday forencon reduced the play materially and while it lowered the receipts on Sunday conâ€" Siderably the increased play on week days more than made up the loss of Sunday play for the season. The following is a report of the tournament activities for the season: During the season to November 1 there was 24,105 registered for play. Of this number 9,274 were members, 8,303 were residents but not memâ€" bers, 6,538 were nonâ€"residents. Thus only 26 per cent of the players were monâ€"residents who provided nearly half of the entire revenue. f President‘s Report Following are excerpts from the wgidgnt's report: One of the guests who attended the meeting afterwards remarked that he had never attended a gathering in Highland Park where all were so conâ€". genial and such true friendliness preâ€" vailed among all present. The report of the president and treasurer was presented and upon moâ€" tion was approved. Some of the items in the report were discussed. Praises Park Board Mr. Hastings who has always taken a great interest in Sunset Valley was present and spoke of the good work the Park Board had done in the develâ€" opment of the course and of its effiâ€" cient administration. â€" Mr. Millard, president of the Park Board, respondâ€" ed and spoke of the prominent part Mr. Hastings had played in the origâ€" inating of the golf course, in fact it was Mr. Hastings‘ idea. Mr. Rigdon then spoke of some of the ‘activities of the Park Board in other matters, remain with Sunset Valley Golf club instead of joining one of the other elubs. Mr. Cross was a member of Kalamazoo Cuntry club and Westâ€" ward Ho. BARTLETT THEATRE ANNUAL MEETING OF SUNSET VALLEY CLUB "THE SILVER SLAYE~ Men of Leather "COOD TIMR CHARLEY® (Continued from page DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS "DANGER STREET® LARGEST FUR SAL "SADDLE MATRS® Nev. 11| _®m*or "o "enic â€" Pathe Review VALLY WALLES l::fi.-b--'-hflul'l’-filhhhl "THE GAUCHO® Nov. 18â€"19 11 GRETA GOUDAL Comedy, Girls trom Nowhere Duily News Screen ‘ _ The Club Championship was won by } Edward A. Laing by defeating Joe| { Davis 3 and 2. Davis got away to mJ | awful lead in the morning, at the end | | of the 11th hole was five up but Laing | | steadied down and kept cutting Davis‘| ‘lead till he was only 1 down at the | turn. This cup is known as the W.) | A. Alexander Trophy. 1 Coriosity and M.G.M. News "THE CARDBOARD LOYER® Comedy, No Plenic â€" Pathe Review Friday, Saturday DE LUXE THEATRE In addition to the major tournaâ€" ments above listed the regular weekâ€" ly tournaments were held as schedâ€" It may be of interest to the memâ€" bers to know that Al Espinosa finâ€" ished second in Western Open, was runnerâ€"up in the National Professional Golf Championship, finished sixth in the National Open. He also is a sterlâ€" ing golfer and a member of the American pro team. This tournament was won by Al Espinosa of the Tilinoia Golf club, with a total of 140. John P. Rouse, Jr., was second with 148; Art Olson, our local haberdasher, was third with 150; for fourth place there was a four cornered tie at 151, Sam Berâ€" nardi, Briargate Country club, Dick Linares, Los Angeles, Cal. (runnerâ€"up in California Professional Golf assoâ€" ciation}, Frank Brady, a well known Chicago "Pro,‘ and Ray Espinosa tbrother of Al} of the Mission Hills Country club. Dick Linares was winâ€" ner in the play off. Moldaner & Humer NENA QUARTARO â€" GASTON North Shore Open Championship Tournament: .08 The Old Theatre at Westminater Avenue TELEPHONE s1 Daily epening 7 p.m. Sunday $:30 p.m. Matines Saturday and Sunday 1:30 p.m. R E I N F O RC E D P ROTECTIGO N CLEAN STERILE BOTTLES Highland Crystal Mineral Water Co. Phone 17 or 893â€"Â¥â€"3 PURE MINERAL WATER HENRY K. COALE "PORBIDDEN WOMAN® "TRE RED MARK® "FPLYING LUCK" SELOM CAPS Monday, November 19, Tuesday 20, Wednesday 21 Every Coat Insured Free for One Year * Because of exceptional service we insure our furs with Central Insurance Company, Highland Park Every Coat Insured. Our firm stands back of them °_ Truthfullly Toldâ€"Truthfully Sofd ce 16 North Sheridan Road Ever Witnessed in Highland Park 3 DAYS ONLY fret run pletures One Day Only Nov. 16â€"17 sE00 OOOD CS S° RNSNOOCY PERPVTRC NEWI !__At the regular meeting of the Board | i;« Grnd‘l‘p. & of Education for District No. 10’.',i Mrs. Henry Mason stressed the ‘;::; n;l)igz:;:lt? l.?orghiltgc bo.:rdp :f‘ Armistice Day services to be held in | y s w TE I uds fties. ‘sented. The resignation was accepted | *®" :s‘. c-ommlumt;;: ed at | with regret, and a formal testimonial | ,,"\‘I eh'f'm‘:: mnt ben w'; :;" lub. | of appreciation for Mrs. Childs‘ val.| !°:°" by the members o e €inn. | uable services sent to her. A resoluâ€"| _ >!"S Wmâ€" C. Collins, vice president I 'dcd â€" i tion was passed calling for a specialtd the d'fm pres .:t the after |election to fill the vacancy thus made, | "°°" "e”'of" | the election to be held between the‘ The musical program deserves the | hours 2 and 4 o‘clock on Saturday, | highest possible praise. Jt embodied Dec. 1, at Elm Place school. ‘all the tbeauty, quality and charm beâ€" Petitions nominating Mrs. Cary] NIUNE 8 program devoted to the art Pfanstichl as a candidate for the vaâ€" ; °* MUSi¢â€" cancy and requesting that her name| Mrs. Walter Livingston Vance, diâ€" be printed on the official ballot are|rector of the Highland Park Music being circulated. Club choral has a beautifully trained / voice of natural lyric quality and has been most successful in training and [ n sertaan s T se t in n While the X membership represents 280 persons no charge,in dues was made for the women members; thereâ€" fore the receipts were on the basis of 303 members. A financial report folâ€" lows giving full detail of all transacâ€" tions. PARK AVE & SHERIDAN ROAD HIONLAND PARK NASH SALES uled in the calendar for the year. There are 303 members in the Sunâ€" set Valley club classed as follows: 140 X members, 122 A members, 41 B members. MRS. CHILDS RES‘IQGNS FROM ELM PLAUE BOARD JEFFERY A.CARQUEVILLE Nash Special Six 2 Door Sedan â€"1928 model. Nash Special Six 2 Door Sedan â€"1925model, Stade Coachâ€"1925 model. Nash Special Six Convertable Marmon 7 Pass. Sedan â€" 1926 BUT SUFFICIENT KNOWLâ€" EDGEâ€"our Used Car Wisâ€" dom, for instanceâ€"means that you will buy a car you‘)) be glad to drive in at a smaller price than you‘ve ever before heard | You Saip You KneEw _ How To GET THe cagrt STARTED.GO on ANO PYSH MAXINMS & A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE 1s A DANGEROUS$S THING 1928 model. Open Evenings until 10:00 P. M. 1927 model. : and Mrs. Albert Yager will open their |\home at 626 Glenview avenue to the ers. The November meeting will be heid next Wednesday evening, Nov. 21, at 7:45 o‘clock. Mrs. H. A. Storma of Wilmette, district dw;(fll be the speaker of the evening. An invitation, is extended to the mem bers and parents as we feel certain Mra. Storms‘ topic wil} be most interâ€" Terrace P.T.A. was held on Mf' and “ 17. 'l‘benterhinnentm.flllhve" en party which was followed by a‘ ARD STUDY Imh:fi:mrwhmm-‘cmmnm-a‘fl Pythian Sisters Lake Shore temple, No. 242 and their friends for a card party to which the public is cordially invited. Five hundred, euchre and bunco will be the games played and light refreshments will be served. { The "Woodland Vignettes" by Berâ€" ) enice Bentley added great charm to Jthe afternoon. The:e are to be pubâ€" {lished soon by Summy & Co. Her | compositions are filled with great orâ€" | iginality and charm and inspire her ‘listeners to a deeper love of nature. The speaker of the‘ afternoon, Mrs. J. Marc Fowler, state president, gave an interesting talk on Federation work, stressing particularly its power for good in the small community. PYTHIAN SISTERS To HAVE CARD PARTY talented musicians. In her selections Don Carlo‘s Aria served as a good vehicle for technical display and artistic interpretation. MacFadyen‘s "Birthday Song" was sung with brilliance and beautiful efâ€" fect, while Nevin‘s "Mon Desit" was made to glow with tonal beauty and artistic feeling. Aitogether, it was a memeriable occasion, and Highland Park may feel justly proud of her This day filled with education inâ€" spiration and artistic charm is a preciâ€" ous memory to all those who attended this splendid meeting. Mrs. Henry Nolting, recording secâ€" retary of the Tenth District gave a very complete and inspiring history of the progress of the Civic club of Ravinia from its beginning. The musical program deserves the highest possible praise. It embodied all the teauty, quality and charm beâ€" fitting a program devoted to the art of music. & Ti clubs of the Tenth District enâ€" jove : a wonderful day on Wednesday, November 7 with their hostess club, the Woman‘s Civic club of ‘Ravinia at their delightful new village‘ ho\ue.j T+» meeting opened at 10 a..m. with | Mrâ€". Gradle, president of the Tenth . District, presiding. In the absence of the president of the Ravinia Civic club, Mrs. Arthur | RuT. the vice president extended grectings to the district, which was) followed by a gracious response lmm} Mrs. Gradle. | LOCAL CHORAL CLUB AT 10TH DISTRICT MEET Telephone H. P. 54 \t > . AFntt '_mâ€"'â€"fifiibv'fim; ____ { The Highiand Park Garden Study club will meet Wednesday, Nov. 28 at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. w‘ Davis, 1013 Wade street. Thi# is the bers are ur@#@8#%o be present. annual COMEDY â€" NEWS â€" ORGAN AND ORCHESTRA MARVELOUS SOUND EFFECTS A Stupendous Epic of the Air LANDSCAPE GARDENER 915 Logan Street Highland Park 2284 After 7 a‘clock MON., TUES., and WED. NoV. 19, 20, 21 NE DOES EVERY THimiGâ€"AMP NOY ti£ TaLics / "A GLORIOUS PICTURE" SEE and HEAR RINâ€" TINâ€"TIN Land of the Sitver fox LEJLA HYAMS Aâ€" SPLENDID CAST The Big Stage Play On the Screen SUNDAY ONLY â€"NOVEMBER 18 and all memâ€" d | 4 ? GREAT _STATES® THEATRE | AT WAUKEGAN Can drive any make for car, Fard or Packard. FOR SALK _ Gas range, baby‘s high chair Tel. H. P. 1834. 647 8. St. Johns ave, as FOR SALEâ€"A real berguin : room table, 6 chairs ; small bull ‘hfih&; taburct; brass bed with mattres and springs ; TE omE M ipatPinmndc P esc ca0t c 0 invaild ; willing to travel. Address 1991 Warâ€" --n_&h-..'l:t?-h.‘?fl. 38pd | FRANK WALLIN and JOYBOYS SITUATION WANTEE > By high school A Big Program of P and Syncopation wil;‘l‘e::ing VAUDEVILLE STARS SITUATIONâ€" WANTED BY captble sroman THURS., FRIL, and SAT. NOV. 22, 23, 24 On the Stage KEITHâ€"ALBEEâ€"ORPHEUM ‘"The Four Husbands" A Rollicking Comedy of Song, umoâ€":m-fl; ng and downstairs ; an to help weekly chaning:; no leundry; room and second foor; 4 in fumily and warse; wages: must have local referemces. Tel. Chain and Stamm TOO LATE FOR WANT Aps VAUDEVILLE On the Screen On the Stage