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rs. Arthur George Brown announcéâ€" the engagement ighter, Frances Angelica aton Pratt of Boston, son e ‘North Shore Real he. National .convenâ€" there June. 24 to 28,; re returning to Highâ€" will visit New York s â€" M.. Greenlaw has r apfartment on S. St. o 352 Central avenue. s Missionary society of ed Evangelical church â€" monthly meeting on e 13 at the home of the n and Bertha Paine at Walther of South spent Sunday and paign, Illinois. eeting of Campbell RD OF THANKS i to extend our ‘sincere elatives, friends, the Modâ€" en of America, the soloists who generously offered the Lewis B. Sinclair and clair of. Dale avenue weekâ€"end at Oshkosh, time they will open r the summer. ‘. McQuillen left Satâ€" York from where she Laconia June 8 for a rip abroad. _ : Jones. and Charles ity, Mr. E. Brown and ~â€" Waukegan motored to nn., Sunday, where they with Mr. and Mrs. H. Mr. Nelson. is reported well, â€" Mrs. Nelson will home soon. n Catherine Carr arâ€" esterday after graduatâ€" Junior college course at ye Beach, New Hampâ€" Carr‘s parents, Mr. and Carr have been back having spent the winter Jesse Sobey will atâ€" given by the Sarah at the Morrison man. Stiegers Brown ° of rs. Elmore B. Jeffery of d Mrs. Richard L. Ruffâ€" xandria, Virginia, who e guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morrison have returned leaving Tuesday, toring via Montreal Bostonâ€". where Miss attend »as the official r cars for their kind exâ€" symgathy in the loss of 1 husband and father. Hueht and daughters. > Harkness and her athan J. Harkness Buzard of the Udell ‘Mrs. Walter Pratt of ass. <The we@ding will in the early fall.. The re former residents. of irk. . # e Turrif will entertain lical church held their rsday, June 6, 1929 g at the hom&Rofâ€"Miss Clavey road, Monday asonic hall. of her bridge club Friâ€" theâ€"First her Thursday, June 6, 1929 Mrs. Wilson Richardson entertained her bridge club Tuesday evening. Julius E. Timm of 589 Central avâ€" enue, and Teddy Koch of 611 Central avenue, left Friday for a six weeks vacation in the west. * Mr. and Mrs.‘Frank G. Hoyne have returned from the south and are now in their home on Lake and Sycamore avenues. Their daughter Mrs. Leonâ€" ora Hoyne Anderson will return from her Mediterranean trip early in June. _ ‘Mrs. Sam Bernardi entertained "her bridge club Tuesday evening. â€" â€" â€" â€"> The Missionary society of the Bethâ€" any: Evangelical ~church â€" will meet next Thursdagy .with Mrs.â€" W.,. E. Meierhoff of Glencoe avenue.> . _ Mrs. William F. Beeré and daughâ€" ter Honore left Friday for New York where they wills spend the summer with. Mrs. Beere‘s sister, Mrs. F. Sparkes. & f ~â€"Mrs. Earl Sheahen entertained the members of her bridge club Tuesday afternoon. 7 R sae~ ~Mrs. Burke and son Marshall arâ€" rived last Thursday night from Portâ€" land, Oregon to make her home with herâ€" brother, Mr. Louis L. Olsen of N. Greéen Bay road. is ; ' Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Hastings entertained at dinner Monday for the Rev. and Mrs. Frank Fitt and her mother, Mrs. Alfred Bradley. Mrs. Fitt and Mrs. Bradley left Wednesday for an extended motor trip in the west. § tertained sixteen friends from. Uhiâ€" cago, Decoration Day. â€" A. picnic lunch was served on the lawn. â€" _Mrs.~M. Buchanan â€"and Miss Bwuchâ€" ananâ€"left â€"Monday for â€"Oconomowor, Wis., where they will spend the sumâ€" mer. * Miss Dorothy Keller has returned from Swathmore college, Swathmore, Pa., and brought two.of her school friends back with her. s Mrs. Lloyd Larson will leave the latter part of this week with a party of relatives to motor to Minneapolis, Minn., where they will visit relatives. They expect to be gone a week and will return home by way of Iowa. > . _The Lady Foresters met last eveâ€" ning, Wednesday with Mrs. Walsh of Highwood. 4 icz ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henry Flood announce the marriage of their niece Gertrude Rosemary Norris to Mr. George Matthew Emmett, of 416 Waukegan avenue, which took place on Saturday, June first in Chicago. Mr. Emmett is well known locally, as for several years has been associated with the Highwood football team. Mrs. Chas. Melville has returned from the Henroting hospital, Chicago, aniis very much improved. The Worth While circle will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. D. L. Barrett. ies Mrs. Jesse Sobey will serve as chaplin, Mrs. Franzen as Ruth and Mrs. Muller as soloist at Déerfield Chapter 0. E. S. this evening. 3 ; Miss Alice Meyers who underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Highland .Park hospital on Monday is getting. along nicely. $ Local and Personal Members of the choir andâ€"heads of ’ the Primary department of Bethany Eva.mgeli_cal church enjoyed a party | at the home of Mrs. Phillips (Mary Crandall) of Chicago, Monday eveâ€" ning. Mrs, Annie Campbell has returned | from St. Luke‘s hospital, Chicago, | and is getting along nicely. _ | Word comes from Belmont, Calif., of: the quite serious . illness of Dr, ‘Robert: Leeé Mdoore," formerly: of this Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Biggs and Mrs. Sarrar of Wichita, Kansas, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dixon of. Glenview avenue.. Mr. and Mrs. Biggs are Mrs. Dixon‘s parents. : Arthur _ Dixon « ‘entertained. ten friends <on Monday in honor of his tenth birthday anniversary. â€" _ % SPECIALIZING IN ITALIAN DISHES â€". _ _ Special for Saturday and Sunday â€" Chicken Dinner Luncheon 11 :30 to 2 â€" Dinner 5:30 to 8 f ~. _ PARTIES AND, BANQUETS y ITALIAN DISHES FURNISHED FOR HOME ?ARTIES s Smpcicsâ€"by appointmentâ€"only â€" â€"Phoneâ€"Highland Park 1054 .â€"â€"â€" M X TEA U M A R C H I â€"â€" 894 Ravine Drive â€" Highland Park Corner St; Johns Avenue and Ravine Drive T H E P RES $ f Movies at Northmoor _ ~ There will be movies at the Northâ€" moor Country club Sunday evening, June .9 for the members. "Alias Jimâ€" my Valentine" with ‘William Haines is the picture to be shown. . GENERAL CLEARANCE OF ALL HATS, ALL SPRING HATS REâ€" DUCED REGARDLESS OF FORMâ€" ER PRICE.â€" HATS RANGING IN PRICE FROM $10 TO $30 TO BE CLEARKD OUT FROM $3 TO $15. AN OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A HAT TO MATCH ANY COSTUME. THE LORETTA SHOP, 10 NORTH SHERIDAN ,ROAD, TEL H. P. 40§; > :; â€"â€"><*r> *, oys# ~‘A Londonâ€"woman who passed ds a man was- given ‘nine months) in" jail recently. We know some fellows who pass as men and get away with it. â€" _â€".â€".Smart Ties Graduate Gifts Pastel colors, jewel: tones . in cool cloths for hot â€" summer nights. â€" > FELL®*S Hot Pajamas 13 St. Johns Avenue Highland Park â€" Phone 307 interwoven stockings Hart, Schaffner & Marz â€"Ctothes Exclusively 786 Elm St. â€" Winnetka ~ â€" ~Phone 307. Fancy Sox for the Y our Clothier