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C Trse Jabes : «s IGPSC «DALL3 OJ 1MEA UWUIHE Which Concern Only You and Your Neighbor PAGE SIX STUDENTS HOME FOR HOLIDAYS With the Christmas holidays upon us our attention is called to those students who have been away to school and are now invading our Kelly Coale from the Missouri School of Mines. His sister, Caroâ€" lou Comle, a teacher :t_!'bugn_on grammar school and another sister, Sue, from the University of Hllinois will also be home for the holidays. Other students from the University of Illinois coming home this week are Elmer Stone, Marion Musser, Stewart Gail, Julius Laegeler, C. J. "Bud" Bassler and Mildred Gail. Fred Musser and Roland Bleimeh! will be here from Iowa State College Sarah Jane Murfey is the only Highland Parker from Lindenwood college and Unni Boye is our only representative from the Indiana uniâ€" versity. Ruth Chalmers, a Kappa Delta at Coe college arrived home the early part of the week. From and Rosemary Russo and Artil Martin will be home from the Uni versity of Iowa. ______ _ Thurs.â€"Fri.â€"Sat. Dec. 21â€"22â€"23 JAMES STEWART CAROLE LOMBARD "MADE FOR EACH OTHER" Love . .. Laughter . . . Meloâ€" drama! Thrilling and enterâ€" taining film fare with a real meaning Added: Floyd Gibbons Porky Cartoon Adventures Of A Cameraman "FOUR FEATHERS" in GLORIOUS TRCHNICOLOR Rvery emotion the screen can ever _ Christmas Day) JOHN CLEMENTS RALPH RICHARDSON JUNE DUPREZ C. AUBREY SMITH (Special Holiday Matinee Gary Cooper, Merle Oberon in "Oowboy and the Lady" Winter Carnival" â€" Deanna Dorbin in "Her First Love" »Wed. Dec. 25â€"26â€"27 .7a/2.4 o/ the GLADYS UDELL, in in Va., comes Barbara Ashley Wright and her brother Bill Wright will be home from Kenyon college. Lee East arrived home last week from the Spartan School of Aeronautics at Tulsa, Okla. Marjory Weber is expected home this week from her junior year at Grinnell college. Bill Childs is home from his second year st Harvard Law school and Campâ€" bell Mills will spend the holidays from Deerfield academy, Deerfield, :m., with his parents the L. A. ills. Society Editor James Hart will be home this week week from his second year st M.LT. und his brother Dick will be here from Harvard as will Carroll Bindâ€" er Jr., also from Harvard. Burton Wonnell is home from his studies at Purdue and Bill Knobloch who is taking a four year teacher course at the University of Wisconsin arâ€" rived home the last weekâ€"end. _ From the Stephens College for Women at Columbia, Mo., came Davida Clarke and Catherine Jones. Janet Lewis arrives from Stone Leigh college, Rye Buch_, N. H. _ The Smith college girls who arâ€" rived here Sunday are: Emily Harâ€" Sunday Their faneyâ€"freeâ€"forâ€"all adventures will give you the most thoroughly entertaining time of your life! Added: Porky Pig: Cartoon Sport Reel and News To Secure Food for Needy Families SPECIAL MATINEE W«h;d_“:y. Dec. 27 Jackie z‘;;per Freddie Bartholomew "THERE GOES MY HEART"‘ FREDRIC MARCH VIRGINIA BRUCE PATSY KELLY ALAN MOWBRAY ADMISSION: Any Quantity of Nonâ€" "SPIRIT OF CVULVER" in in 24 The Principia group from St. Louis, Mo., which includes Barbara Bede, Grace Jean Pickett, Suzanne Heath, Eleanor Framhein, Jean Marjory Shay and Helen Knight. Also from the East are: Keith Shay and Howell 8. Murray from Amâ€" herst, Malcolim Vail Jr., and Bloss Vail from Cornell; Jim and Steven Aubrey from Princeton. Betty Ann Johnson is home from Skidmore colâ€" lege and Naney McDonald from Ferry Hall and Catherine Jones from Stevens will spend the bolidays with their respective parents. _ RECRUDY Nesseall i Chdrsnsdinans" P Cou® Scully, Ben Weisbach and Paul Aukrum arrived home the early part of the week. And coming from Dartmouth for the holidays are Alan Bede, Eric Haessler, Kenneth Jones and Bill Jones. Josephine Loewenstein and Virâ€" ginia Sherwin will be here from Randolphâ€" Macon Woman‘s college, Lynchburg, Va., and Adeline Raâ€" mond will be home from Colorado college, Colorado Springs, Colo. Miss Mary Jane Greenslade, a sophomeore at Webster colege, Webster Groves, Missouri will be home Friday, Deâ€" cember 22 to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Greenslade. Illinois State Normal university dismissed their classes last Friday for the Christmas holidays so Roseâ€" mary P. Holm was home the first of the week for her vacation. The daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wichman will also be home for the holidays; Miriam Wichman got home last Wednesday from Frances Shimâ€" er college and her sister Joan reâ€" turned home this week Wednesday from Oberlin college. Also from Oberlin college is Audrey Prindle who returned home yesterday. Paul W. Haskins, who was pledged Chi Psi recently at Cornell university, Ithacs, N.Y., got home Wednesday for the holidays. The Thomas Creigh family will be all assembled for the holidays when Virginia returns from Vassar college and John leaves his business in Minneapolis. Joan Pier returned home yesterday from DePauw and her brother, Art returned the same day from Purdue. Don Nichols is expected home Friday from his studies at Hamilton college, New York. Elise Fleager, a senior at De Pauw university and Georgialou Fleager a junior at Purdue returned home the middle of the week but their sister, Molly a freshman at Mills college will stay in the West for the holidays, visiting relatives in San Francisco. At a small dinner party on Satgrâ€" day evening Frank A. Miller of Ridgelee road, announced the enâ€" gagement of his daughter, Grace, to A. Gerald Wilson of Evanston. Miss Miller is a graduate of Wardâ€" Belmont college and of the Univerâ€" sity of Illinois. Her fiance, the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wilson of Canton, III., was graduated from Knox college and from the Univerâ€" sity of Illinois. The wedding will take place in the early spring. GRACE MILLER ENGAGED WEISBACHâ€"NORCROSS ENGAGEMENT â€" Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weisbach of Maple avenue announce the engageâ€" ment of their daughter, Harriette to Mr. Edward P. Norcross Jr., son of Dr. Edward Norcross of Maple lane. MARIAM WICHMAN ON ATHLETIC BOARD Mariam Wichman, 627 St. Johns avenue, Highland Park, has been elected as an officer of the Athletic Association Board at Frances Shiâ€" mer College, Mount Carroll. Mariam has been elected publicity manager by the student body. She will hold the office throughout the present college year. In addition to the election of genâ€" eral officers there were nine students elected heads of various sports playâ€" ed at Frances Shimer. ALPHA PHI HOLIDAY LUNCHEON A chic French cafe on Michigan boulevard in Chicago is the desigâ€" nated rendezvous for all alumnae and collegiate members of Alpha Phi International Fraternity this Christmas season. Jacques‘ French Restaurant will be taken over enâ€" tirely by Alpha Phi for their annual holiday luncheon on Thursday, Deâ€" cember 28, at 12:30. The affair is primarily intended to be most frivolous and conversaâ€" tional, quite in the mood of comparâ€" ing notes about the holiday whirl, the social rush, family activities, inâ€" terscholastic gossip, and Junior‘s new toys. NEW YEARS EVE WEDDING ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Miller Mikkelsen of Cedar Falis, lowa, announce the apâ€" proaching marriage of their daughâ€" ter Alpha to Mr. Karl Berning, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berning of Deerfield. The nuptiails will be read at sevenâ€"thirty in the evening of December 31st at the Fredeville Luâ€" theran church in Cedar Falls, Towa. A reception will follow the cereâ€" money at the chureh anditorium. After a few days honeymoon the mn.mphvm-nth- in Deerfield temporarily. _ _ _ Miss Mikkelsen, who resides on 8. Greenbay road, has been an employee of the Highland Park Pharmacy for TBE HIGEHLAND PARK PRESS Shire, WILMA PHELPS TO WED DEC. s1 (n New Years Eve Wilms Knoâ€" | bloch Phelps will become the bride of Mr. Clarence Edward Bohn, of Washington, D. C., son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Bohn of Gillett, Wis. The wedding will take place at the First Presbyterian church in Lake Forest at six o‘clock in the evening with the Rev. W. Oliver Brackett reading the nuptials. _ _ _ â€" Ampdonvillbo(imstnhn o‘clock the same evening at the home of the bride‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Knobloch, quarters 113, Fort Sheridan. GLADYS BROWN‘S wWEDDING DEC. 27 At a very quiet wedding ceremony ‘ Wednesday, December 27, Miss Gladys Brown and Mr. Leonard Johnson will be united in marriage. Miss Brown is the daughter of Mrs. Viclet Brown and the late William J. Brown of Ridgewood drive and Mr. Johnson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson L. Johnson of DeKalb. ‘The ceremony will be read at eight v‘elock in the evening at the home of the bride‘s mother by the Rev. Louis W. Sherwin, with a reception following. The bride‘s sister, Shirley, will serve as maid of honor, and Miss Laura Mae Carpenter will act as bridesmaid. Mr. Johnson will have Orville Johnson assisting him as best man and Douglas Brown will serve as usher. After a short honeymoon Mr. Johnson and his bride will live in Mr. David Richman, 109 S. Green Bay road, Highland Park, was among the 166 students who received recâ€" ognition at the annual Honors conâ€" vocation of Northwestern university, held last Friday night on the Evanâ€" Wauconda. DAVID RICHMAN HONORED ston campus. Mr. Richman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richman. He is a freshâ€" man at the Northwestern university. He attended the Highland Park high school. Mr. Richman was awarded Class Honors from the College of Liberal Arts. Mrs. Edmund D. Brigham of Yorktown, Va., formerly of Highâ€" land Park is the guest a few days this week of Mrs. George Bliss. Miss Phyllis Dexter will return home Sunday from her duties in the personal department of Maryville college, Maryville, for a weeks vaâ€" cation. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beneke Jr., of Columbus, Miss., will spend Satâ€" GSELL‘S $2.75 â€" $10.00 A wide selection of popular sizes. The Ideal Gift. . FRESHLY Realistic Stuffed Animals LAMBS â€" BEARS â€" ELEPHANTS â€" DOGS â€" PANDAS 59c .. $3.98 A complete selection of pe!; :u?d ;emils . . . boxed for Christmas giving. Eversharp Pencils Pipes and Pipe Racks Cigars and Tobaccos $1.00 to $15.00 For Him Ya Kodaks Earl W. Gsell & Co. PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS AND SETS ROASTED DOUBLEâ€"Kâ€"NUTS for Christmas Dinner ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beneke of Laurel avenue. Christmas Day, they will be with Mrs. Bencke‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ditmars in Cinâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwall will entertain at a party Christmas Eve. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Roper of Birâ€" mingham, Ala., will spend the holiâ€" days with Mrs. R. E. Kozak of Comâ€" stock place. of M stein Mrs. William J, Nelson spent the weekâ€"end in St. Louis as the guest For the Kiddies $1.25 â€" $5.00 Candy Whitman‘s in Christmas Boxes $1.00 to $4.50 GOBELIN CHOCOLATES 50c t> $2.00 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, Perfumes BOWLING PALACE 139 N. Second Streot For Her A Merry Christmas to all our friends $1.75 â€" $15.00 and patrons.