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Frances Thomas, 18, Highland Park. Frederick Boynton, 22, Highland Park; Margaret LaShelle, 22, Highâ€" "At Madame ~Delgay‘s," the sparkling â€"comicâ€"opera given in Ravinia tenâ€"days ago, will possiâ€" bly be secured for a return perâ€" formance in the Deerfieldâ€"Shields high school auditorium on Friday evening, Jan. 20. The show was written by <two Highland Park residents, the music by Jerome Ruger, the book by Henry Hamâ€" mer," yas. ... The opera is characterized by its originality, its rollicking huâ€" mor, and colorful settings. There are thirty members in the cast and ten members in the orchestra, all residents of Highland Park but one who is a resident of Eyâ€" anston. $ 5 Lay» / The proceeds of the performâ€" ance. will be used for the Deerâ€" fieldâ€"Shields ‘student relief fund. Horace _ Whitehouse. Dr. L. W. Sherwin will deliver a short Christâ€" The Bethany Evangelical church is a place â€"of many activities this week, in preparation for its Christâ€" mas celebration. The church proâ€" gram began with a young people‘s ~party on Monday evening, and will extend through the 4:30 vesper Sunâ€" day afternoon, when the combined choirs of the Bethany Evangelical church and the Bethlchem Evangelâ€" _ ical church, of Deerfield,â€"will preâ€" ings of Great Joy." s13 ue The Redeemer, Evangelical Luthâ€" eran church will celebrate Christmas at three services, one on Christmas eve and two on Christmas day. The gervice Saturday evening will be the annual children‘sâ€"service, beginningâ€" at 7:30. On Sunday, there will be an early morning service at 6:30, and a main service at 10:30. J *Trinity Episcopal church will have music is planned for Sunday mornâ€" ing‘ at the Highland Park Presbyâ€" terian church, under the direction of service on Christmas eve, beginning at 11 o‘clock, and there will be two celebrations of the Holy Communion on Christmas morning, the first at :80 and the second at 10:30. _ Highland Park‘s churches are obâ€" serving the Christmas season with dozens of special services, some of which began early this week, and many of which will occupy much of next Sunday, Christmas day. The congregations and all classes of the Sunday schools of the local churches are participating in these Christmas programs, which are listed in in other articles in this week‘s issue of The Highland Park Press. Return Performance l;cu' Hizhhndnl.im ~~ Congregations _ !;!l!!ii!‘;iiii;‘hla\] wl on Lo dminc® at Held from the Knickerbocker hotel. given by L. H. Nemeroff, of Highâ€" "Music and other forms of enterâ€" tainment will be furnished by "Mel" Mrs. Harvey 8. Pardee 3 Passes On Sunday to decorate the gymnasium in keepâ€" ing with the holiday spirit. The dance will feature many celebrities, heating plant at the school is not in go.f .,m__nfi.‘ «â€"â€" ,.,.. ,i.v. j 'i’ i Lrlfi:’;:, nual New Year‘s dance shifts to the Fort Sheridan Gym Due to the closing of the Oak Terâ€" race school in Highwood, the scene Luigi Ruffino, a young Italian tenor, who has been visiting his naâ€" tivehndfortheputyeur,i;ge- turning to Highland Park where he has been a resident for some time, â€"and may be heard here in a concert Highwood Indians‘ > New Year Dance at * Mr. Ruffino has a beautiful voice then he will sail for this country. eg .20 ce Pn wl s 1200 n + canien ce We CV CCATOALEY He received his musical e':l‘:ution'in this country, under Maestro Recconi, of New York. â€" : Nello Mordini, chairman of the direct TBE P RESSs /. The annual Christmas â€"party of the Mothers‘ â€"Club of the: YWCA will be held Friday, Dec. 23, at 2:30 d‘elock at the YWCA. Santa Claus will be there with candy and a gift tennis ?. â€" Why not get a pair of gym shoes and come down to the Comâ€" munity Center tonight and every Thursday night for a‘ lot of good fun and exercise! ~ â€" & Thmdaycmh‘ttSp;n. As an after thoughtâ€"bring along a friendâ€" is the invitation of Comâ€" munity Service." â€" â€" * ~ : _ This class formerly met in the gym of Elm Place school. .Classes for mens volleyball will be held every Thursday evening at 8 p.m.â€" Do you like to play volley ball ? Do you get enough exercise. â€" What form of winter exercise is replacâ€" ing your summer game of golf or «orner of Laurel and M« streets, the Elks building. _ . Starting tonight, Thursday, Dec. 22, at 8 o‘clock, the Business and Professional Mens Volleyball class will hold sessions at the new Comâ€" munity Center now being sponsored by Community Service, Inc._The ~â€"The big estate is now operated by the Northern Trust company. The ponies were being cared for by those in charge of the estate for indeâ€" pendent owners. . ‘ Legion officials who took part in saving the animals were Charles apschull, of Deerfleld, viceâ€"comâ€" mander of: the Iilinois department:; Dan Hunt, Deerfield, viceâ€"commandâ€" er of Lake county; William Cruickâ€" shank, commander, and Carl Stadier, a nmember of the Deerfield post; and Philip E. Cole, commander, and Milâ€" ler Schriener, adjutant, of th@ Highâ€" land Park post. Volleyball Class to ce Meet at Elks Club e m ehneniin oi t e andapie in ol oee xn id O4 ae d oc eA 144A i ael 5 0le e tnvioc in caaimai d ho c t Nmd se Avame oc HC P Cep es y Highland ~Park Woman‘s club, and are to consist of "Tom Sawâ€" yer," Jan. 7; "Hans Brinker," Feb. 25;â€"both to be produced by the Children‘s theatre of Evanâ€" ston. â€" ‘The third play of the serâ€" ‘les is to be given by the local grammar schools in March, and the title is to be announced later. Three afternoons of fun for the nominal price of 75 cents! Order your tickets now! Mrs. J. Stuart Mouat (H. P. 2713) will be glad to see that tickets wanted for Christmas gifts will be deâ€" livered in time. â€" Don‘t delay! <â€" Mrs. ~W. E. Rutledge of Hazel avenue is chairman of the commitâ€" tee for the Deerfieldâ€"Shields, high school P.T.A., which is arranging a list of patrons. and patronesses_for the musical comedy At Madame Delâ€" gay‘s, which is to be given at the high school auditorium in January. â€" Even at this early date, there has been a_ cordialâ€"response from the social and civic leaders in the comâ€" munity who. have been asked to sponâ€" sor this musical show, proceeds of which are to go to the student reâ€" lief fund at the high school. committee are Mrs. Frank Mercer, Mrs. Hiram Kennicott, Mrs.; Warâ€" Highland lnd”ar; t yer," JAt Feb. 25 :â€" children! You can still procure a season ticket to the Children‘s plays in time for a Christmas gift! And this ticket means three P otioy onterininiment wid of poos entertainment a f good fun for theâ€"childréen, > 3 These plays are sponsored by Musical Comedy To .. Be Given For Relief ; Fund at High School NOT TOO LATE! â€"â€" THERE IS STILL TIME! Attention, fathers and mothers, Danley and Mrs. Ge;;;o Gaidâ€" Fasien hk on her â€"â€"â€" the revol Yaleâ€"Pri portant fo Annual a pamp James, at the h at 2380 Park‘s At tha