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‘The Fall Flower Show of the Men‘s Garden Club of Vills Park will be held for the fifth time this year on September 6, 7, 8, in the gymnasium of the Ardmore School, Harvard and School Streets, Villa Park. This is the largest Men‘s Garâ€" den Club in the country, having 185 members. All amateur gardeners are corâ€" dially invited to participate. Entries must be set up by 11 o‘clock, Satâ€" urday, September 6. There are no charges. Four cups, five medals, certificates, and prizes in the form of plants will be awarded. To the visitor this flower show ofâ€" fers the unique opportunity to see and note fo rhis owne use the variâ€" eties of flowers, which can be sucâ€" cessfully grown outdoors in the small home garden. For the most part the flowers are grown on a single lot and cultivated over the week end. Admission to the show is free. Among the 21 judges of this Flowâ€" er Show are Mrs. J. R. Hopkins of Deerfield and Mr. C. Eugene Pfister of Highland Park. Blums of Evanston Will Open Tuesday Wed Winnetka Girl At Bethony Church Miss Frances Etzbach, Winnetka, and Gerard Noerenberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noerenberg of this city, were married at 5 o‘clock Satâ€" urday afternoon at the Bethany Evangelical church. Rev. Lester H. Laubenstein read the services in the presence of the immediate families, Attendants were Martha Aden and Karl Bahr. The young couple took a honeymoon trip on the Illincis river. Mr. Noerenberg is a chemist for the city of Winnetka. On Tuesday morning at nine o‘clock, Blums of Evanston opens the new bronze and glass doors in its new location at 616 Church Street, half a block east of its preâ€" sent location, and directly across the street from the Evanston Woman‘s Club. As Blumsâ€"Evanston, this shop has long been known to North Shore women who have found it a most accessible spot for buying the fashâ€" ions and furs that have made its parentâ€"institution, Blumsâ€"Vogue at 630 South Michigan Avenue in Chiâ€" eago, so widely known throughout the Middle West. " Flower Show in Ville Pork This Opening has been awaited with much expectation, for Blums have constructed what is recognized as a "jewel of a building" . .. raisâ€" ing a shop of Bedford stone, bronze, and glass in place of one of the older buildings of Evanston. ‘The entrance itself is striking, the soft grey of the building conâ€" trasting subtly against the tinted cement sidewalk. The latter, deâ€" signed to form a functional as well as decorative base for the architecâ€" ture of the duilding, is not only an unusual color, but is interesting in that it does away with the usual squares in the sidewalks of the average business block. hacs squares in the sidewalks of the average business block. s‘ Work has progressed rapidly unâ€" der the surveillence of Maher and McGrew, architects, and Erik Berb and Company, general contractors, and at this writing final touches are being made on the interior. Displays of merchandise are being installed â€"â€"the famous Delman and Blum shoes in a mirrored case in an exâ€" quisitely w o 0 dâ€"worked octagonal roomâ€"furs in a superb "interior show window" on the second floorâ€" costume, accessories in tiny lighted cases besid ethe elevators and adâ€" joining the windows. Thursdoy, August 28, 1941 The outstanding feature of the shop is its openâ€"toâ€"daylight airiness . . . Fitting rooms are dayâ€"lighted, the Fur show room is flooded with north light from a tall window at the front of the shop, the second floor Salon is bright with light from tall, graceful windows veiled with filmy hangings. Even the main floor is partially lighted from without, through two of the four display windows across the front. The interior of the shop, particuâ€" larly the main floor walls, cabiâ€" mets, the Georgian staircase, is a masterpiece of fine woodworking. All of the wood work and the parâ€" quet floors, have been installed by Mr. Joseph Kasztah, while Mr. Daâ€" vid York is credited with the interâ€" for decorations â€"rugs, draperies, furniture, coloring and design. The second floor Salon is a mirâ€" acle of loveliness and quiet charm. by an inverted dome and indirect light, supplemented by muchâ€"landed daylight, this Salon is the scemne of much activity. Mannequins are scheâ€" duled to parade during the Opening W and on Tuesday, Wednesday, .l?imm-fl,h Open House is planned on those evenings so that husbands, too, may see and appreciate the shop which has been designed for the comfort of their wives. Behind scemes, the stockrooms are Society â€"â€" Womens News â€"»â€" Locals Miss Bernice Mary Connolly has chosen September 20 for her marâ€" riage to Stanley V. Jung of Wauâ€" kegan. Miss Connolly is the daughâ€" ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Connolly, 101 North Green Bay road. The ceremony will take place at St. James rectory, Highwood. Attendâ€" ants will be Miss Anne Connolly and Edward Kelly, Burlington, Wis. Mr. Jung, the son of Mr. and Mys. A. G. Jung, Burlington, Wis., is a graâ€" duate of the University of Illinois, and is employed as an industrial enâ€" gineer at the American Steel and Wire, Co., North Chicago. They will make their home in Zion. Have Fashion Show Luncheon at Exmoor Wed at St. James Church Rectory ‘The biggest fashion show of the season will be given Friday afterâ€" noon at Exmoor club. A luncheon will be served at 1:30, followed by the show. Mrs. Benjamin Lewis, Highland Park, Mrs. Harry T. Wright Deerfield and Mrs. Valenâ€" tine Heckler, of Glencoe will be hostesses. New fall fashions will be shown by four professional models, and the following Exmoor members, Miss Nancy Leigh Bowes, Miss Charlotte O‘Brien, Miss Janet Lewis and Mrs. William E. Peters, Highland Park; Mrs. William J. Alexander, Banâ€" nockburn; and Miss Jean Kritzer, Glencoe. Mrs. John Kruegar and daughter Shirley, returned to their home in Oschkosh, Wis., after visiting Mrs. Viola Conrad. AUGUST 31, 1911 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tillman enâ€" tertained at a party and shower in konor of Miss Lenore Kuist and Henry Maechtle, whose engagement was recently announced. â€" 5 Miss Mary Elizabeth Wolcott and Lyman Prior were married August 28 at the Trinity Episcopal church, by the bride‘s father Rev. Peter C. Wolcott. Mrs. George Merryweather gave a luncheon at Onwentsia, preceding the music of the Russian Symphony Orchestra. Miss Katherine Kickhafer, Oshâ€" kosh, Wisconsin, was a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bahr last week. ~ Mrs. J. F. Leaming and son, Jerry, returned home from Grand Tower, IIL. _ m fls â€" Mrs. Franklin Wean entertained at a dinner party for her daughter, Miss Evangeline. Mrs. John F. Scott, 54, passed away at her home. t Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O. Amâ€" mons were making arrangements to sail to Paris, October 5. Mrs. Arthur Jerrems gave a luncheonâ€"golf at Exmoor. ; Mr. and Mrs. William Ralph Sr., announce the engagement of their daughter, Marjorie to Charles Echâ€" ert, Wilmette. Lionel Robertson gave a musical at his home "Hollywood house," Raâ€" vinia. Miss Laura Williams made her debut as a singer. being swiftly filled with boxes and racks of merchandise, each departâ€" ment having its own individual stockroom one for hats, one for cosâ€" tume accessories, one for lingerie, and another for shoes. And on the second floor, a great vault protects the furs, and vault like doors, covâ€" ered innocently with brilliant mirâ€" rors disguise entrances to the stacks of dresses, gowns and conts, The engagement of Miss Ruth Allen, Lake Forest and Ellsworth Sheridan was announced. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boynton gave a golfâ€"supper at Exmoor. _ Miss Marjorie Bowden won a prize for the "Sun Flower Bicycle" on Highland Park day. Downstairs below these scenes, and constructed so that it reminds one of the interior of a well groomed diesel engine, is the airâ€"conditionâ€" ing plant installed by Charles Crome. It shares this floor with John E. Bolander, 25, a Ravinia houseman was arrested by Police Officer Harry Rogan, Thursday in Ravinia, for taking indecent liberâ€" ties with little girls The warrant was «worn out by one of the fathers was sworn out one of the fathers dfi-cflfi-.zal*hh(!â€"- ty jail at Waukegan, awaiting trial During this Opening week, resiâ€" dents of Evanston and the North Shore, and their friends, are being invited to inspect this new Evanâ€" ston landmark. from the files of The Press FACES SERIOUS CHARGE ‘Way Back " When SEPTEMBER 1, 1921 Administration of American eduâ€" cation, with especial reference to personnel factors.â€"F. P. Graves. If you are going to school this fall you will find some helpful hints and suggestions in the books availâ€" able at the public library. Everyday problems in classroom -ua-.LAn.adpnfl-l book.â€"E. J. Brown. 3 High school songs, together with a brief history of musicâ€"S. B. Callinan. Everybody‘s song book.â€"G. S. Dare. \ College and life. M. E. Bennett. Behind the footlights; a book on the technique of dramaties.â€"C. C. Mather. Student editor. A book of college and school journalism.â€"J. W. Mann. College blue book. A reference book.â€"H. W. Hurt Cellege of the future, an appraisal of fundamental plans and trends in American higher education â€"M. G. Liberal education in a democracy; a charter for the American college â€"S. G. Cole. Interâ€"collegiate song book.â€"T. W Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gordon Quigâ€" ley, Evanston, announce the : ment of their daughter, Alice Louise, to Richard Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo L. Schneider of this city, The wedding will take place in the : Redeemer Lutheran church, Highland Park, September 20. Mr. Schneider is employed in the treaâ€" surer‘s office at Springfield. Will Become Bride OfHarry Hansen, Jr American Universities and colâ€" leges.â€"American council on educaâ€" tion. Higher learning in America.â€"R M. Hutchins. So ‘re going to college, includâ€" ing th,::nnjoy collegeâ€"rating guide. â€"C. E. Lovejoy. Chooses August 30 For Wedding Date Miss Ruth Garrity, 306 McDanâ€" iels Avenue will become the bride of William Cortesi, 660 Deerfield Road, Saturday August 30. A reception will be held at Elks Hall, McGovâ€" ern and Laurel avenues, after the ceremony. Will Wed Girl From Evanston Miss Bette Kugel and Harry S. Hansen, Jr., will be married Sepâ€" tember 20 at the home of the bride elect‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leoâ€" nard K. Kugel, 410 North Linden. Miss Marilyn Kugel will be her sisâ€" ter‘s maid of honor and the groom‘s brother, Robert, will serve him as tbest man. Miss Kugel attended the University of Alabama and Mr. Hansen was a Northwestern stuâ€" dent. Nighland Park Public WISCONSIN & CUNNINGHAM 1CE CR E A M S COCKTAIL APPETIZERS CARANIE‘S 464 Roger Williams Ave. PHONE 5548 Fountain Service : Home Packages Delicatessen The Highland Pork PRESS A complete line of matchâ€" ing Sweaters, Blouses and KRUESLIN‘S APPAREL SHOP 544 Central Ave. with the RIGHT SUITS, DRESSES room| _ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siljestrom, blem| Mrs. James Collins, Mr. and Mrs. * | Fred Okey and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar .“_lnu-.mihwfi-lallgh . 4.| River, Wis. Miss Shirley Varner and Miss Mary Jane Greenslade entertained at a miscellaneous shower Wednesâ€" day evening in honor of Miss Doroâ€" thy Larson, who will be married to Francis Gross, Jr., of Glencoe, Sepâ€" Brooks Anderson has been @lectâ€" ed secretaryâ€"treasurer of the new Triâ€"County Fuel company, which has just been formed at Youngsâ€" town, Ohio. Mr. Anderson lives at 913 South Lincoln avenue. Miss Agnes Meierhoff, 820 Cenâ€" tral avenue, will return home after Labor Day, from Eagle River, Wis., where she has been vacationing. Mr. and Mrs. Irving W, Barnett, 116 North Linden avenue will reâ€" turn to their home Labor day, after a vacation spent at Medicine Lake ‘Three Lakes, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Everett O. Fontaine, T52 Glencoe avenue, returned home ‘Tuesday from Ephriam, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. George Scheuchenâ€" pflug and daughters, 1405 South St. Johns avenue, are vacationing at Ephriam, Wisconsin. Miss Helen and Miss Jean Gateâ€" wood, 336 Elm Place, have returned from California, where they spent the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neild, 709 S St. Johns are in northern Wisconsin The Harry Earharts, 614 South St. Johns avenue, are spending their vacation at Ephriam, Wis. Mrs. C. E. Byran and daughter Doris, 588 Central avenue, left Sunâ€" day for Detroit, Michigan to visit relatives. Captain Bryan is away on maneuvers. Budd‘s Ravinia Shoe Store MOTHERS: We fit shoes with the Xâ€" For Highland Park and Ravinia BACK TO SCHOOL Mrs. Milton Stuhlbarg, 230 Cary "Comon gang! Put some pep in it!" Pollâ€"Parrots are winning ... with mothers as well as children. and allâ€"leather in hidden parts. 381 Roger Williams Phone H. P. 718 avenue is visiting her family in Cinâ€" cinnati, Ohio, while her husband Lt. Stuhlbarg, is on southern manâ€" euvers. Douglas E. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Smith will enter Wesleyan University, Bloomington, in the fall as a freshman. Mrs. Webster E. McCown, 580 Deâ€" tamble avenue. entertained at a desâ€" sert bridge at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Dan Wagner and Miss Anne Â¥rsa, Pittsburg, spent the weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Kenna, 1821 Rice Street. Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. Jacoby, 1986 Groveland ave, left yesterday for Green Lake, ‘Wis. where they will spend a week‘s vacation. A daughter, Gail, first child, was born at the Passavant hospital, Chiâ€" cago, July 20, to Mr. and Mrs. David Pollack, 337 Oakland drive. Leon Stackler, Rome, Ga., will arrive this weekend to visit his brother, Sidney Stackler, 2210 Delta lane, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alain St. Cyre and daughters, 558 South Linden, left Phone 2300 WEATHERED BUILDING . .. MICHICAN AVENUE aAT OAE Gsells Drug Store For Sugar and Starch Restricted Diets Complete Line CELLU DIETETIC FOODS The only shop in Chicageo sted by vocim for Fashions for College Weekâ€"ends and Campus Life, now makes the WRATHERED LAB available to the Younger Set as well as the Grownâ€"Ups. RAVINIA y C 15e LARRY CUTLER‘s Special LaVoil complete . $5.00 (formerly $6.50) Tel. H. P. 2330â€"31 A modern beauty shop service at popular prices. 18 N. Sheridan Rd. _ Highland Park Mrs. Leo J. Sheridan, 1601 Dean avenue will arrive home this weekâ€" end after spending the summer at Sun Valley, Idaho. Campbell chapter OES will have an advance officers night Friday night, September 5. . Mrs. Catherine Levin is in Osh kosh, Wis., visiting her son, Lester this week for Woodstock, Vt. to visit relatives. Mrs. Edwin J. Kub Jr. 134 Raâ€" vine drive, will return home after Labor day, from a month‘s visit in the east. Back to School Permanents Cleaning with Characer TAILORING â€" REMODELLING RESTYLING â€" RELINING "We make your wardrobe live a long, long time." Exclusive Tailors & Cleaners 1545 S. St. Johns Ave. Phone 352 es w EXCLUSIVE FREE Delivery