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ons. lt next rk Ir- "them: w just L more, ty he- Smith $1.00 $4.95 The Annual Mother-Daughter Ban- quot held atrthe Presbyterian church will occur on Friday evening, May 24, at 6:30 o'clock. This has been spe- cially planned for mothers and daugh- tors of the church and church school and any others who may care to at- tend. The Girlt' choir will furnish part of the entertainment and there are plans under way for some special entertainment. - All mothers with daughters from the Junior department up are invited. The banquet will be‘worthwhile and o. good .dinner will be served. Make a leading authority, on fine book- binding associated with Donnélley and company pf Chieago, who will speak at three o'cloek. Friday evening at' _ "-----(Continued on Page 41) . May 1 marked the opening of Smith’s new dry goods store at 'll, South St. Johns/avenue, and the hand- somely- appointed 1.and completely stocked new store attracted many vis, itors on.the opening day, paehpvomap ’ré-i'eiving‘a beautiful souvenir, Julian Smith, the proprietor has spared no expense in his ambition to give High- land _ Park a bright," down-tcf-date store, bright with new decorations and furnishings where women'may tind at moderate prices the latest creations in dry goods and furnish- inmrof every kind. your t P. 683 Mothers and Daughters Banquet to Be May 24 Finishing touches have -been put on the"Y.W.C.A. Home and Garden Show, making it now ready for obser- ration. The doors will be opened on Thursday" May 2, at, one p. m.; and will remain Open, until tang). m., that evening. On Friday, May 3Ftheushow will be open from ten ti.m., to ten p. rm and on Saturday, May 4, from ten a. m. to (ive p. m. . Program Features On Thursday afternoon at two o'elirck. Mr, Abram Mendephsyll of the C., D. Peacock "company will speak on Chinaware and on Thursday eve- ning at eight .ohMck Miss ,Alice Drought will speak with slides on landscape gardening. The Friday afternoon talks will be on bread-mak- ing by Miss Jean Rich of the. Nmiri- San Institute ’of' Bakery at two. b'e1oek anion book-binding by"Mr. deSauty, Smith’s New Dry Goods" _ _ Store Opens May lst HOME AND GARDEN T SHOW OPENS TODAY Sponsored by .Y. "rc. A. and Program Features and. Ex.. hibits are Very Fine _ VOLUME XVIII reservations early by calling B, T be Highlanh Park Press A card and bunco party will be given by the Independent Order of Odd Follows Tuesday evening. May '7, at oizht o'cldck in Odd Fellows hall. Prizes widl be gwardod and re- frtishmrmts served. A Helen Abbott Byfield, soprano, a well kn.own singer of Highland Park, accompanied by Belle Evans Pardee at the piano, will sing a group. of-old folk songs of the mountain people. Guests will be_welcomed. Odd Fellows Hold _ CirtdPtirty, May 7 The annual meeting of the Ravin- ia Woman"s Club will be held Wed- nesday, May 8, at the Village House. The annual luncheon will be served at 12:30, followed by short reports of the various committees and elec- tion of officers for the eornjnirHear. Mr. Rudolph Ingerle Will 'give -n folksy talk of the peoplé and things of the Carolina.mountairis with..mov- ing pictured, illustrating his talk, which he-e'wlls "Old Smokies." The legular semi-amiuay luncheon meeting'of the Woman's .auoyiliary will be held on Wednesday, May 8th, in Chicago, at twelve o'tloek in the Francis I room of the.:Congress his- tcl. V Misé Frances Green, Miss Mil- dred. Williams, Mrg. Elizabeth. Me. Creary, Miss Alberta Childs and Miss Dorothy _Hall'," who supervise the field work will describe the work be- ing'done by the Infant Welfare soci- ety. Reservations 'will the tretepted at the main. otfide, Tel. State 4145, until noon May ath.' Annual Meeting of A . Ravinia Woman's' Club Arrangements; are being made by the Park Board for extensive play- groupd aftivities this year. . Edw. M. Laing, superintendent- of the. park system, attended the' dis- trict convention 'of the Playground and Recreation Association of Amer- ica hold at Oak Park, 111., fast wetk. He reports that there were many ip, tpirtstine -PTiitritr'oiiriir exhibits pf whiéfij2k Piiitiuid Waukegan' were mostlivctensive. . . Describe Work of _ 7 Infant Welfare May. 8 length by members of the association bringing out intertstiryr1rPintr which Will prove beneficial ‘to those Preis- ent. _ . _Miuty at' Sunset Valley. Sunset Valley Golf club was pa- tronized over thir (vepkcerid. 150 reg- istered, for play on Sunday. Several (Continued -o_n- Page 45) Matters of importahce to play- ground recreation were diseutssted at ?ark Board Planning =" Playground Aétivity: I __ Sunset Valley Busy HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1929 o supervise the? 2. This statement of Get which Mr. ihe the work be-g Eckstein makes kndwa today, may mt Welfare soei-l sound prosiac when reduced to mere will abe 'sreetrte_tiftorrttu1t, but behind it there is a Tel. State 4145,l story-that should bring a. thrill to y __, Boy and Girl Wit By ; Cars Are In Hospital y} _ With Skull Fractures every" patron of opera, for the plans that have been' made for the saggy that is‘ahead are t6trtiughtsith ju- terest and give promise of so much that is unusual, that there is-every reason to know that it will completely eclipse everything that has toni, be- fore it. .. _ “Reason as shown by the. open- ing and closing dates wilt extend throughout the usual ten yeeks and three days. In accordance with put custom popular'eorttrrts will be given every SundtwUftermron and most of . (Continued on page My-; .. "e _ The repertoire is of special inter- est this season, not only because of its extent", but because if is so rich in all of those elements that go to make grand, opera of major caliber. All of the standard works so much appreciated by American audiences av to befound in the list, and the standard works it is well known, must form. a nueleus of every opera. season. But Ravinia does not stop with (presentation of the standards. for this year Mr.' Eckstein will ex- ceed all previousRavinia records' by the presentation of a list of works which must be classed as ultra-nov- elties and which are representative of the bef,work that is being done by the composers of the present day. Joe Feraldo, 10, son of John Feral- do of 257 Sard place, Highwood, was gtrnck while. riding a bicyolg Sunday ‘morning near, Green. Bay .road- and First.stredt by a car driven by John Fraulini, 207 Jeffries ptace,-High- wood, Several other boys also were riding bicycles and, according to the story told the police, the side of the car struck Feral‘do hurling hirp.tp . ( (Continued on Page 2) . . Another (Notable Roster of .- Famous Artists Added to .. Its Fine Repertoire V _ With -andther notable foster ttt world-famous. artists' and with a variety of new operas added to its repertoire) of already established fa- vorites, Ravinia Opera" will orien its' 18th season Saturday night, June 22, to-continue until Monday night, Sept. RAVINIA SEASON TO OPEN ON JUNE 22ND. Two children, one-n boy aged 10 years, and Ge other a girl aged 15, are in the Highland Pan-k hospital suffering from injuries reqeived on Sunday when they were struck by au- tomobiles. . The regular monthly -meeting of the Raviffia Garden club. including the Hepatica and Trillium Chapters Will- beheld Friday, May 9, at two o'eloek. with Mfs. Eldon Gleason, 25'7 Cedar avenue. Mrs. W. L. Vance, Mrs. R. Bryant, Mrs. K. Romig and Mrs. H. G. Mans will assist the hostess. Mr. Jens Jensen is to speak on "Some Phases of Landscape Gardening." NEW ADMINISTRATION I)rI)EIiRpIELI) 'htr6 The board of directors of the High- land Pork (Slumber of Commerce have acquired the services of Mr. E. A. Belinont, as their secretory'to uh; the ptace made vacant by the dbath of Raymond Gould. f Mr. Belmont has, for the put two years, been manager of tht Winnetka Credit bureIn'. and. he comes highly recommended by mimberrof that};- aociation. _ . .. . r The annual meeting of the North Shore chapter of D. A. R. will be held on the afternoon of May 9., at the home of Mrs. W, C. Egan on Egan- dale road. V Mrs. Jared, Johnston and Miss May Chandler will be asgisting hosti/suesi-, (nieAiii1rbeteportHiom the state and national' conferences and also rcuorts ‘by officers and ehairmpn On their year’s work. T Ravinia. Garden. Club _ Mtets Friday, May 9 Annual Meeting of "..'. D. A. R. Next Thursday e The new members _' of.the adminis- tration'areHmmsr-WHhum W; Geri: Clareriee E. Huhn'," tity clerk; Fred Lebahn, trustee for one year: Ed- ward H.Se§5rgEdwari¥ F. Segert, and Albert C. C. Timm,. trustees‘for two years; _ - "Ihe. tmldiover. _ trustees ‘are' William Barrett and ”Conrad Uchfmnn. Alvin Knaiik, the-present-village clerk, said yesterday ttutCNreMy some of the newly elected officials had qualified and taken theoath of ompesand the (Continued 'on Page 4ttr Mayor-Elect Gary has sh far not divulged his atfpdintrnent, for city " fiees, but it is expected that these up- 'pointmenfs as well as the list of. standimreommittees for-the year win be announced by him _at the session Monday evening. _ _ _ Deerfield', new. village administra- tion takes over the reins on Monday evening,, May 6, when the first meet- ing of the, new council will be held {mowing the fthtuy.yergitsn' of- the bid board, which will adjourn sine-die after completing unfinished business; New Secretary for ' _ Chamber of Commerce Mayor Geary -and New Village Takes Oven-Reins Next __. Monday Night Nassau 9