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ROYANNE BARTLETT HONORED Royanne Bartlett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Bartlett, 240 Vine ave. was one of seven junior womâ€" en of the Medill School of Journalâ€" ism, Northwesterh university, pledgâ€" ed Feb. 22 to Theta Sigma Phi, naâ€" :loul honorary journalistic sororâ€" ty. Pledges selected on the basis of scholastic achievement and outâ€" standing ability to write, were preâ€" sented Feb, 15 at the amnual Matâ€" rix banquet for Northwestern womâ€" en who have attained prominence. Miss Bartlett attended Highland Park High school, where she was editor of the school paper, a memâ€" ber of the annual board, and secreâ€" tar yof Pot Pourri, literary society. At Northwestern she is a member of the French club, Craig club and GRACE GATEWOOD RATES HIGH AVERAGE The high scholastic average of 4.60 was made in the University of Illinois School of Journalism last semester by Grace M. Gatewood of 286 Laurel, Highland Park, it was announced here today. In the Illiâ€" nois grading system, 5 equals "A", 4 equals "B", etc. Two years of university work are required for admission into the School of Journalism, which now has 179 students. ~ Instruction in journalism was started at the University of Illinois in 1902, and organized into a sepaâ€" rate school in 1927. Professor Lawâ€" rence W, Murphy is director. DOROTHY MELVILLE INITIATED Y.W.C.A. Dorothy Jane Melville, 724 Ridgeâ€" wood drive, Highland Park, IlI., was one of five Northwestern university students recently initiated into Theâ€" ta Sigma Phi, national honorary journalism soroity for women. The sorority was organized to promote fellowship and cooperation among women in journalism and to honor women who have achieved outstandâ€" ing success in journalism. LOUISE CLAUSSON INITIATED The Northwestern _ University chapter of Alpha Phi beld its iniâ€" tiation ceremony ‘at the Chapter house Saturday afternoon, following a luncheon honoring the 18 initiates at the home of Mrs. Budd Corbus of Evanston. Miss Louise Clausson of this city was one of the initiates. Following the ceremony a banâ€" quet was held at the Georgian hotel attended by initiates of the active chapter and many alumnae of the North Shore. Mrs. William Yonkâ€" ers of Chicago acted as toastmisâ€" tress. "The Ivy" was the symbolic theme for the toast which was reâ€" sponded to by Miss Marion Nichâ€" olson, Freshman who talked on the soil; Miss Ruth Hipp, Wilmette, soâ€" phomore, who spoke on the roots; Miss Jean Gregory of Chicago, junâ€" ior who spoke on the steam; Miss Joyce Plackett, a senior, who spoke on the leaf, and Mrs. John Heuss PAGE SIX Thursday With Wondrous scenes in Technicolor. HER DIARY told all the thi the world wants to know about m and love behind the throne . . . now it flames on Tel H. P. 2400 â€" Highland Park, I!l. â€"~ Admission 30¢ â€" 10¢ Doors Open 6:30 p.m. â€" First Perfor 7 p.m. â€" Second, 9 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and H ys, 2:30 continuous . in an outstanding production DICK POWEKL .'.°-"-'6%'7;";§'g" nore"" AokRicane" "THE BAD MAN OF BRIMSTONE" The romance of a Princess and a West Point cadet . . . set to merry rhythms . . , paced for hilarious comedy . . . and flled to overflowing with stars! YOU‘LL WHISTLE WITH JOY AFTER SEEING IT! Sunday â€"Mondayâ€"Tuesdayâ€"Wednesday ANNA NEAGLE ANTON WALBROOK «©VYICTORIA THE GREAT" LOCALS â€" Added: CARTOON IN COLOR ELEANOR POWELL â€" NELSON EDDY Edna May Oliver â€" Frank Morgan A L CY O N ADMISSION FOR THIS FILM ONLY Adults 35¢ â€" Children 10¢ *R OS ALIE * March 10 of Evanston, Alumna, who talked on the mature plant. The pledges from the north shore were as follows: Dorothy Brocker, Evanston; Louise Clausson, Highâ€" land Park; Betty Matson, Evanâ€" ston; Jean McCracken, Glencoe; Peggy Tudor, Kenilworth. Miss Francesmae Spalding has returned to Highland Park from an extended visit with relatives in California and Colorado. Mrs. Dorothy E. Haskins of Pleasant court _ entertained . at luncheon and bridge Wednesday. Mrs. Morton Mavor is expected home today (Thursday) from a six weeks sojourn in Pasadena, Calif. Mr. Mavor accompanied Mrs. Maâ€" vor to California but returned here after visiting his mother for three weeks. Mr.â€"and â€"Mrs. William D. Mann have returned from a three weeks vacation visiting relatives in Hainâ€" es City and Clearwater, Florida. Mrs. Mary Burke of Milwaukee was the week end guest of the P. N. Goulds of Westview road. Miss Shirley Varner of E. Cenâ€" tral avenue entertained at a birthâ€" day party Friday evening for Miss Marian Danner. _Mrs. George Glader and Mrs. Leo Casey will entertain at a showâ€" er for Mrs. Milton St. Peter Friday evening. + Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Crafts Watson of Marshman avenue will return home the end of this week Mrs. Viola Conrad is visiting her brother in Omro, Wisconsin, for three weeks. Mrs. William Creighton of Danâ€" ville, Ill., was the house guest.of Miss Hazel Furrow of the Udell building last week. Miss Betty Hallberg of Forest avenue was the weekend guest of Miss Dorothy Young of Chicago. f Added : | _ CARTOON IN COLOR IFLOYD GIBBONS Little Chats About Your Health CONSTIPATION .. . One authority declares that three quarters of all invalids sufâ€" fer from constipation and it is estimated that 25,000,000 Ameriâ€" tans resort to laxatives for a conâ€" dition which such things only reâ€" lieve temporarily. Your physician will be filld to tell you why this is true. e will &lso outline a plan which should overcome such a condition. Cases of constipation which cannot be overcome by nEl'oper diâ€" eting, regular habits a b{ exerâ€" gises which strengthen the abâ€" dominal muscles are few and far between. Take all your health problems to your doctor and bring your prescriptions to us. Ravinia Fridayâ€"Saturday Mar. 11â€"12 ! FRANK MORGAN | FLORENCE RICE Phoné 2300 13 Tipâ€"top funâ€"makers bring this n:Mnl a“nt-vd-{ Eve. tory . . . with Frank Morga 5hr'mt laughable role! "BEG, BORROW GSELL‘S DRUG STORES or STEAL® March 13â€"14â€"15â€"16 SPECIALTY Highland Park Phone 2600 ifm-ud:»wnhh-l’WIu- o%: * Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Brooks of Glencoe avenue will entertain their bridge club Saturday evening at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Austin of Deâ€" Tamble avenue are entertaining at a supper and bridge party Saturday evening. Mr. Thomas Creigh, accompanied by Mrs. Creigh, is in New York and Washington, D.C., on a buisness trip this week. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Vail left Tuesday for a month‘s visit with Mr. Vail‘s mother, Mrs. Henry S. Vail, in Sharpes, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. James Skidmore and daughters Jean, Janct and Marâ€" jory returned Saturday from a month‘s motor trip to Vero Beach, Florida. Mrs. Harry F. Kelley and Mrs. Henry Rieke returned Thursday from a month‘s trip to Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs. Wilma Phelps of Fort Sherâ€" idan entertained her bridge club Monday evening. Mr. Lester Thomas of Denver, Colo., is the guest of the Roswell B. Swazeys for a few days. Col. and Mrs. Edgar King of Fort Sheridan are entertaining at dinner and cocktails before the Saturday night hop at the Officers club this Saturday evening. E. E. KLEINSCHMIDTS HOSTS AT DINNER Capt. and Mrs.â€"Paul B. Nelson of Fort Sheridan are entertaining at tea today (Thursday). s Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Kleinâ€" schmidt of Deere Park Drive enterâ€" tained at dinner in the blue room of the Shoreham hotel, Washington, D.C., last Friday evening for some of the members of the congressional delegation who made the voyage from Hawaii on the same boat with them last summer. Mr. Kleinâ€" schmidt, who is a member of the Union League Club of Chicago, is the inventor of teletype. They are spending several days in the Capiâ€" tal, and are accompanied by Mr. Kleinschmidt‘s daughter, Miss Doâ€" ris. A son was born Tuesday to the William Whipple Millers of Winâ€" netka at Passovant hospital. They have another son, one and oneâ€"half years old. Mrs. Miller is the former Helen Robbins, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy A. Robbins of Prosâ€" pect avenue. Hawaiian favors were given the guests and the Hawaiian motif was followed in the table decorations. The guests included Senator and Mrs. Ernest Lundeen; Senator Tom Connally; Senator and Mrs. alz M. Gillette; Senator and ‘Mrs. â€" lard Tydings; the Minority Leader of the House and Mrs. Bertrand H. Snell and their daughter, Miss Sara Louise Snell; Representative Eugeneâ€" B. Crowe, Representative Claude B. Parsons, Representative Joseph W. Martin, chairman Repubâ€" lican Congressional Committee, the Hawaiian â€" delegate, Samuel W. King, and Mrs. King and their daughter, Miss Charlotte King, Representative Raiph E. Church and Mrs. Church. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Cascarano of Lake Forest are the proud parâ€" ents of a son born Thursday, March 3, at the Highland Park hospital. Mrs. Edwin E. Tullis of E. Cenâ€" tral avenue and Mr. I. C. Elston Jr. of Chicago are deep sea fishing off the coast of Bimini, Florida, for two weeks. Mrs. Gordon Segert (Virginia Early) of Deerfield entertained her sewing club at luncheon Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lucius A. Andres, Jr. of Glencoe are the happy parâ€" ents of a son born Saturday, March 5, at the Highland Park hospital. Dr, and Mrs. Abram Hoffman of Ravine drive and Dr. and Mrs. Burton A. Hoffman of Buffalo, N.Y., returned Saturday from a six weeks tour through Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Roper of Homewood avenue are announcing the birth of a son born Sunday, March 6, at the Highland Park hosâ€" pital. Ce Mr. and Mrs, A. G. Dostalek and daughter Sylvia ‘of Onwentsia avenue returned Friday from a mionth‘s motor tour of Florida and other southern states. Miss Alice Raiston, proprietress of Alice‘s Beauty Shop, returned Saturday from a five weeks vacaâ€" tion at Daytona Beach and ‘Miami, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fron of Glencoe are receiving congratulaâ€" tions on the birth of a daughter born Tuesday, March 8, at the Highâ€" land Park hospital. Mrs. H. M. Prior will leave Satâ€" urday for a month‘s stay at the Mission Inn at Riverside, Calif. OTTO F. FISHER, Pres. Wankegan and Webster Avennes li“i'flh All Phones â€" Highland Park 371 HOUSE FURNISHINGS CLEANED Revive the clean beauty of drapes, curtains tapestries, slip covers, and blankets. Ermine Cleaners, Incâ€" THE PRESS 2 Tho i vmmng her aoighnee: Ia., visiting Mis. L. . Hoppe of Leke Bist, reported having seen the first robâ€" in of the season in Lake Bluff Tuesâ€" day morning. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gustafson of Taylor avenue Wednesday, March 9, at the Highâ€" land Park hospital. * _ Boyntons Travel in West In Mrs. Charles T. Boynton‘s family this season‘s travel has been concentrated in the West. It was early in February that Mrs. Boynâ€" ton and her daughter, Mrs. John H. Harmon, left to winter at Ojai Valley in California. Mr. and Mrs. Donald 8. Boynton also have been in California and now the senior Mrs. Boynton‘s other daughter, Mrs. Everett L. Millard, is there, too. Mrs. Millard stopped at Chandler, Ariz., en route to the Coast, where she and her mother plan to remain until April. Mrs. Harmonâ€"who has been joined by Mr. Harmonâ€"is comâ€" ing back sooner, for the debutante of the family, Emily will be home in Highland Park for her spring vacation from Smith college. nor in the chuich paslors, Thurse day evening, March 17th. Memâ€" bers and their friends are invited to attend. Bakery Sale March 19 Sororis "Amicae will hold a b:z ery sale Saturday, March 19, in National Tea store at 500 Central avenue. A splendid array of home made cakes, pies, cookies, etc., will be offered to tempt the palate of the most fastidious. Elks To Elect New Officers Next Tuesday Evening Baked Ham Dinner The Luther League of the Zion Lutheran church, Highwood, has arranged to serve a baked ham dinâ€" The annual meeting and election of officers of Highland Park lodge No. 1362 B.P.O0.E. will be held Tuesâ€" day evening, March 15, in Elks hall The lodge plans to sponsor a Boy Scout troup. Pictures of Boy Scout work will be shown by the speaker of the evening, Mr. Jack Banks, assistant Scout Executive of the North Shore Area. On March 17th, the lodge is planâ€" ning aâ€"card party.â€" The Lady Elks will assist in the affair. Members and their friends are invited. On March 7th, fiftyâ€"three memâ€" bers and friends of the local lodge visited the Aurora lodge at the disâ€" trict comvention, which of course was a great affair. Part of the program consisted of bridge, bilâ€" liards, table tennis and ibowling tournaments. The Highland Park lodge captures second place in the bowling tournament. In the evening a very delightful programs was given in which several local artists participated and reâ€" ceived a big hand for their arâ€" tistic work. Included in the feaâ€" tures furnished by the Highllnd‘ Park lodge were the well known Kelly boys in their original acts with their mother at the piano; Miss Ruth Chalmers and Frank Moâ€" ran in modern ball room dancing assisted by Mrs. John Rink at the piano and Robert Clarkson playing the violin and Miss Marguerite Moldaner, ‘soprano, singing operâ€" atic arias, also assisted by Mrs. Rink. Ravinia Women Hear E. H. Reed Yesterday afternoon Earl H. Reed addressed the Ravinia Womâ€" an‘s club on "Pioneer Architecture in the Chicago Region," illustrating his subject with appropriate slides. The speaker, a well known archiâ€" tect in the city of Chicago, has purâ€" sued his hobby of old houses until he has become an authority on earâ€" ly midâ€"western architecture. Mr. Reed is a graduate of Masâ€" sachusetts Institute of Technology and at one time was head of the Department of Architecture at Arâ€" mour Institute in Chicago. Little Wool Shop 255 Market Sa. Tel. L. F. 833 Announces A Class for Children Free Knitting Instructions Saturday Mornings 10 to 11 o‘clock The St. Patrick‘s Party At Elks Lodge A card party is to be held Thursâ€" day evening March 17 (St. Patâ€" rick‘s day) by Highland Park lodge No. 1362 B.P.O.E. The party will be held at Elks hall and all memâ€" bers and their friends are invited to attend. There will be prizes and refreshments. 389 Central Avenue 40 Deere Park Drive, South â€" Tel. Highland Park 1044 gst TECHNI S SapATMENY Parisian blueâ€"the gay new, proper shade. Marine blueâ€"the elassic navy tone. Both are fashion features for Springâ€"and positively stunning in Red Cross Shoes. Come in, have a pair expertly fitted to your footâ€"walk in styleâ€"in youth and beauty. 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