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COMMUNITY SERVICE RECREATION NOTES Basketball Le Elm Place H Ravinia (Group in Annual Revue Mar. 6â€"7 for Auditorium Fund W AY bel Mr un agues Organized and Lincoln hools V H M ng 1J M cation W Alle II Nim El th W ol EJ th Hold Card Party in Highwood Feb. 9 Third Children‘s Play To Be Given February 7 Elm Place Auditorium M MeM Announce Lecture on Christian Science in ‘our H. P. Women Arec Injured in Automobile Crash in Lake Bluff ih Thi Id Mr 1 party uk land Park, ann on Christian S 1 Whiteomb. ng in agabond Me T he h hur the M Highland. Park . women . were when â€" an automobile driven ur Geâ€"rge of Highwood skidâ€" he iceâ€"covered pavement and into the car driven by V. T. n of Highland Park on Sheriâ€" d in Lake Bluf Saturday Joseph Delhaye calp wound, Mrs stained ~a frac Mahon received ind Joy Delthaye riding in the M Bluff !mught A gooc and a Sease nd he the â€" Wt older of the lucky number : will be. awarded for games Kindly mark this date: on mdar and plan to attend the Sunday in inde Th s of the literature commitâ€" Highland Park Woman‘s time is 2:30, the place the school auditorium. Tickets nught at the door or at good time is guaranteed ind all are invited to join Season ticket holders are inded to save the day â€" w the er of the the Moth« ng of the St irge at for thir poli iy. George, who . was râ€" helonging to Jack of Highwood, was not pt will be three acts lor and fun, and two from which‘ you ‘may orite. â€" ‘There . is a his beautiful, only f/eeurse. a hero who th fre Delhaye was bruised in the McMahon ma f the Board of Leeâ€" Mother Church, The Christ, Scientist, in be given Friday eveâ€" eight o‘clock in‘ the ) auditorium. _ The c invited to attend. wung and ldren‘s t Chri eIng ‘eâ€" took â€"the â€" four ice Home hospital m which they were George. who . was Saturday afterâ€" ie "Princess and ig and old alike! en‘s theatre will cenery and cosâ€" In unce Ingt 9 at St given ature c ‘ark W the pl the of ameé _ suffered .« . Leslic Del tured â€"wrist of : _hboth the unfathom: THE PRESS ientist of free lecâ€" Miss «M. ut in the under ommitâ€" ‘oman‘s ace the church d party . James ri€ given ton «_ Guy C. Caldwell Next Tuesday, Feb. 3, at 2:30 p.m. at the Highland Park Woman‘s club, spring will come to us in all of its glory of â€" awakened nature, bright flowers and jubilant birds. . Mr. Guy C. Caldwell, one of America‘s greatâ€" ost naturalists, will give an illustrated talk on "Bird songs and wild flowers." Mr. Caldwell has the rare gift of making his listeners dwell in the holy temple of nature with the birds, wild flowers and the trees. His pictures are masterpicces; he gives many bird calls and imitates birds songs; shows pictures of ‘the Longs Peak region on Colorado and of the Rocky Mounâ€" tain regions. Mr. Caldwell has traveled ~extenâ€" sivély all over the world, and has an intimate and practical knowledge of nature to be found in every clime. He is not only pleasing and enterâ€" taining, but instructive as well, and a source of delight to all who hear him Warren chapter, sented a silver n Thorson _ of â€" Deer school for the best a student in count The Sheridan Lodge No. 662, I. 0. 0. F., are giving a card and bunco party on Tuesday, Feb. 10 at the Odd Fellows hall. Bridge, 500 and bunco will be played with individual prizes for high score. The public is most cordially invited to attend. Beatrice Thorson L. 0. 0. F. Will Hold Speaks Here Feb. 3 Card Party, Feb. 10 Wins Essay Medal R., preâ€" | DR. LAKE PRESENTS | â€"â€" INTERESTING TALK Summarizes Ideas of Recent Naâ€" tional Conference on Child Welfare, Jan. 21 "Child Welfare" was the topic of a lecture given by Dr. George B, Lake before an audience of parents and educators at a meeting held Jan. 21 at the Open Air Nursery school, 186 Edgecliff drive. Dr. Lake presented a summary â€"of some of the more important ideas ofâ€" fered at the recent national conferâ€" ence on child welfare, held in Washâ€" ington, which he attended at the inviâ€" tation of President Hoover. In addition, he offered some of his own views which he has developed from years of writing and lecturing besides editing a medical magazine. Miss Flora Levy, ‘director of. the scho]1, spoke.briefly of the aims and program of activities of the school. She explained the wholesome effect on both children and parents of having the children spend a good share of the day with other children under the care of people specially trained for such work Mrs. Carl Pfanstichl, two of whose children have attended the . school, spoke in behalf of the mothers in praise of what the. school is doing. Mr. R. II. Carpenter expressed the appreciation of the fathers for the exâ€" cellent work of the sthool. ' A general and lively discussion folâ€" lowed the lecture. The meeting was part of the regular program of activâ€" ities sponsored by the school, which is now in its fourth successful: year under Miss Levy‘s direction. (Signed, A Parent.) City Council Meets in Regular Session The â€" Highlandâ€" Park city council meeting Monday evening was devoted to regular business chiefly. As reâ€" lated in another part of this paper a resolution ‘was adopted requesting acâ€" tion by the county beard of superâ€" visors in obtaining extension of time in which. delinquent special assessâ€" ments may be returned to the county collector. Central Cafe Opening on _ Wednesday on Central Ave. Commissioner Reay presided in the absence ofâ€" Mayor Lewis. Miss Mary Garino and Mr. Mario Vango announce the opening of the Central cafe (formerly known as the Highland Park cafe) next Wednesday, Feb. 4 at 515 Central avenue. Miss Garino, who will Central cafe, states that will be "Foodâ€"that is « service that is perfect." The members of the Highland Park Rotary club enjoyed a most interestâ€" ing meeting Monday, when they listâ€" ened to a talk on "Russia" by Capt. M. L. Foster. _His talk dealt with Bolshevism and its effects upon a country. Mr. Howard Moran introâ€" duced the speeker. The entire interior has been redecâ€" orated and remodelled. Capt. M. L. Foster Speaks Thursday, J will manage the thatâ€"their motto is delicious, and @n. 20, 20