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Highland Parker Graduates from N. U. Naval R. 0. T. C. Unit Rear Admiral John Downes, comâ€" mandant of the 9th Naval district, awarded the commissions to the new officers who will join in active service the 335 men who have graduated from the unit since it was established in 1926. An inspection and review of the 250 eadets in the battalion preceded the presentation of commissions. _ Ensign Pfister, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pfister, is a candidate for a degree from the School of Commerce. Delta Gamma Alumnae Meeting June 8 RO.T.C. unit with the rank of ensign at the recent commissioning ceremonies on the campus. He is a member of Sigma Nu fraterâ€" He will not be immediately assigned June 8 when Dr. Hu Shih, Chinese ambassador to the United States, will give the Commencement address, is Alison Phillips, 2501 South Deere Park Drive. Elected to Phi Beta Kappa, nationâ€" al scholastic honorary, Miss Philli was also made a member of Dem Omicron, music sorority, and Sigma Delta Pi, national Spanish honorary. She was active in Francoâ€"Calliopean literary society and on the staff of the quarterly literary magazine as poetry editor. She was author of the class poem which she read at Class Day exercises. Harold F. Pfister, 2322 Indian Tree Dr., Highland Park, was one of 34 seniors at Northwestern university to graduate from the university‘s Naval The Alumnae of Deita Gamma will hold their June meeting at the home Alison Phillips Graduates Monday A graduate of Monticello Junior College, Godfrey, I!L., in the class of 1938, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ray Phillips. Miss Frances Holmgren, 1014 South Linden Ave., Highland Park, is a memâ€" ber of the Academy graduating class of Frances Shimer college, Mount Carroll. The class will hold its comâ€" mencement exercises Sunday, June 7. Dr. Edward Scribner Ames, professor emeritus of philosophy at the Univerâ€" sity of Chicago, will deliver the bacâ€" calaureate sermon, and Carleton Smith, music critic and writer, will give the commencement address. Frances and her classmates will obâ€" serve class day activities Saturday morâ€" ning, June 6, with ceremonies in the gymnasium. Alumnae of the college attending the annual alumnae conferâ€" ence will also be present. Later in the day there will be a picnic dinner on the quadrangle in which students, faâ€" will close with a Library Sing at which Frances and her classmates will sing college songs and favorite airs by Among the 127 seniors receiving bachelor of arts degrees at Denison University, Granville, O., Monday, steps, anâ€"old Frances Shimer tradition. This will be the 89th annual comâ€" mencement of Frances Shimer college. Frances and her classmates will make a gift of defense bonds to the picture fund which the college is raising. Frances Holrnfren To Graduate June 7 From Frances Shimer Ravinia Festival Coupon Book Sale Quota Set at 5,200 ALISON PHILLIPS Shimer :."1 gren, 1014 South | book Park, is a memâ€" | son « graduating class | Tues Society â€"«â€" Womens News â€":â€" Locals Evelyn Benson Lt. John Laurie Are Married _ The Chicago Symphony will play for the first six weeks of the Festival. Conductors will be Dimitri Mitropouâ€" los, George Szell, Eugene Ormandy, Artur Rodzinski, and Pierre Monteux. The seventh week will be devoted to four concerts by the Budapest String Quartet. Soloists for the 1942 season will be Artur Schnabel, celebrated pianist; Joâ€" i Srigeti, violinist; and G & tigorsky, ‘cellist. Szigeti and Piatigorâ€" sky will appear as soloists individually and will also join forces for a perforâ€" mance of the Brahms Double Concerâ€" to for Violin and ‘Cello. Emanue! Feuermann had been scheduled to apâ€" pear earlier, but his untimely death necessitated the Mr.‘ and Mrs. Astor Benson, 630 South St. Johns avenue announce the marriage of their daughter, Evelyn Ruth, to Lieut. John J. Laurie of the army air corps on April 29 at Lake Tharles. Towa. If you will call at the office of the Press, 516 Laursl Avenue, you will be given a pair of passes, which may be used any time this week. » The Raxnia Festival‘s chief support is derived from the sale of coupon books, which cost $10 each and contain 18 coupons, good for cither gate adâ€" missions or reserved seats at any reguâ€" lar concert. This year the government has added a tax of $1.44. Coupon books represent a saving of $3.86 over the same number of single admissions. While the coupon book sale is getâ€" ting under way under the direction of Mrs, yon Ammon, members of the park committee are putting the finishing touches on the landscaping and the faâ€" mous petunia bed. The old stadium in the north meaâ€" dow has been taken down and 600 new free seats have been added on the southwest side of the pavilion to year on a test basis, and praised by the public and the music critics, has been permanently added to Ravinia properâ€" ties. Music can now be heard well in any corner of the park. as advocated by the Government to cut down tire and gasoline usage. Commuâ€" nity chairmen will supply names of persons in the same neighborhoods who are Ravinia patrons and are interested in sharing rides. Bicycle racks have also been installed on Ravinia grounds for the many subâ€" urbanites who will use that form of transportation. The many service men stationed on the North Shore will be admitted to the park for thirty cents, the same wiced:ildrenundutwdvemwi.ll pay. In addition, blocks o: vinia park admissions are being bought by Ravinia patrons to give to soldiers and sailors. Book Chairmen Chairmen for the community coupon book committees are : Mrs. Rush E. Hussey, Waukegan; Miss Juliette Brown, Lake Bluff ; Mrs. Dutton Morehouse, Lake Forest; Mrs. Charles Z. Henkle and Mrs. L. F. Mcâ€" Clure, Highland Park; Mrs. Dwight brough, Winnetka; Mrs. T. Weller Kimball, Kenilworth; Miss Frances Scheidenheim, Wilmette; Mrs. Norman Purker, Evanston ; Mrs. Gustavus Babâ€" son, Jr., Oak Park; Mrs. William H. Wieboldt, River Forest; Mrs. William R. Stephens, Jr., Barrington ; and Miss Alice Barler, Chicago. A quota of 5,200 Ravinia Festival coupon books has been set for sale beâ€" fore July 5, it was announced today by Mrs. Ernst C. yon Ammon of Winnetâ€" ka, general chairman of the ctoupon son of "Music Under the Stars" opens match the seats added at the northwest corner Transportation Soived A plan for Ravinia transportation has been advanced by Percy B. Eckâ€" hart, Kenitworth, chairman of the Raâ€" vinia Festival Association. Eckhart reâ€" commends "car pooling" for Ravinia son of " Tuesday MRS. ROXY FORDYCE The Glencoe Theatre and the Highâ€" MAXWELTON BRAES evening &, June Festival : of Winnetâ€" the coupon Ravinia seaâ€" H. P. Auxiliary Of The Cradle Will Meet Monday Residents of Highland Park who are interested in sharing their flowers with the shutâ€"ins may take the flowers The last meeing of the Highland Park auxiliary of the Cradle for the season will be held at Mrs. R. W. Hadley‘s home in Deere Park. Mrs. Jack Heitman.will assist Mrs. Hadiey as coâ€"hostess. Mrs. Franklyn Chaffee has invited the Board to her home for luncheon preceding the group meeting. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Marko, 147 South Ridge Drive.. She has blonde hair and brown eyes. Ravinia To Furnish Flowers For The.Sick to the Ravinia station Tuesday mornâ€" ings before 8:45 a.m. where Ravinia Garden Club members will receive them and place them on the train. The sands of unfortunates who eagerly await the cheer which the flowers alâ€" ways bring. Benefit Bridge Tea At Glenn Flora June 5 A benefit bridge and tea will be given at 2 o‘clock June 5 at the Glenn Flora Country club, Waukegan, for the benefit of the IHlinois Children‘s Home and aid society. A fashion show will be featured. Mrs. Rush Hussey is chairman of the event. Carole King Fashion Show At Carson‘s Saturday The Chicago Plant, Fruit and Flower Guild flower days are to begin next week. On Tuesday, June 9 at 8:45 a.m. the flower train will leave the Ravinia station bearing flowers for Chicago hospital wards and other institutions. Each succeeding ‘Tuesday thruout the summer will be designated Ravinia Flower day. A carole King fashion show will be given at 3:30 o‘clock Saturday afterâ€" noon, June 6, in the Men‘s Grill, eighth floor, Carson Pirie Scott and Company. A: exciting collection of prom clothes, graduation dresses as well as play clothes will be modeled. Northwestern Theta Seniors To Be Honored The Younger Set â€"Press Staff Photo The seniors to be honored are Virâ€" ginia Coyner, Lafayette. Indiana; Mary Jane Ten Eyck, Eigin; Bevâ€" erly Taylor, Park Ridge; Mary Noble, Omaha, Nebraska; Florence Smith, Windsor, Ontario; Marjorie Welty, Evanston; Margaret Platt, Cleveland, Ohio; Betty Norris, Chicago; Barâ€" bara Horner, Green Bay, Wisconsin; Janet Grede, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Joyce Kennett, Chicago; and Jean Hruby Langwotrhy, Evanston. Since the election in March and beâ€" fore the installation in May, three officers were forced to resign because war conditions made changes of resâ€" idence necessary. The present staff of officers in addition to Mrs. Smaha is Mrs. Albert R. Cobb, Evanston, first viceâ€"president; Mrs. Arthur L. Reinecke, Winnetka, 2nd vice pres. ; Mrs. James H. Nason, Wilmette, treasurer; Mrs. Herbert K. Woodland, Winnetâ€" ka, deputy treasurer; Mrs. J. Gorâ€" don Ehlen, Evanston, recording secâ€" retary; Mrs. Charles C. Stanton, Jr., Evanston, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Robert R. Glenn, Wilmette, ediâ€" tor ; and Mrs. R. C. Harrer, Evanston, archivist. ; Plans were made a year ago, beâ€" fore transportation difficulties, for the party the Evanston and north shore alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta will give in honor of Northwestern Theta seniors on Wednesday, June 10. It will be held at "Willowbrook Woods", the home of Mrs, Leslie A. Wood in Prairie View, Illinoisâ€"near the Kildeer golf club, If the weather is favorable a picnic lunch will be served outdoors at one o‘clock, but in case of rain the luncheon will be in Mrs. Guy Reed‘s guest house nearby. Mrs. Herbert Stoctzel heads the luncheon committee. This will be the first affair in charge of, Mrs, Clark F. Smaha, new president, and the other officers. Donna Mac, daughter of ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Thomas, 22 South Green Bay Road is a little red head with A representative of the Goodfich Rubber company, showed a movie "Keeping the Trucks Rolling" and gave an illustrated talk on synthetic rubber at the meeting of the Highland Park Rotary club held Monday noon at hotel Moraine. Lewis B. Sinclair ROTARY CLUB was in charge of the program. The Glencoe Theatre and the Highâ€" land Park Press invites you to be their guest at the Glencoe Theatre. If you will call at the office of the Press, $16 Laurel Avenue, you will be given a pair of passes, which may be used any time this week. HARRIET JARROS â€"Press Staff Photo League Favors Lowered Income Tax Exemptions Ravinia Garden Club Will Meet June Twelfth ‘The June meeting of the Ravinia Garden Club is to be held in the Rose Garden at 12:30 on Friday June 12. of Lake Forest.. Mrs. Farwell‘s garâ€" den is a copy of the herb and kitchen garden at the Blair house in Williamsâ€" burg. Many varieties of herb are to be found in this garden; among these are the lemon verbena, sweet basil, marjoram, rosemary, lemon baim, pineapple salvia, rose geranium, and countless others. °‘I(n. Farwell de; scribed the appeal :gatden $ she said, "A nr'denugf herbs is a garden of things loved for themselves in their wholeness ‘and integrity." Lowered income tax exemptions rather than a general sales tax is beâ€" ing urged by the National League of Women Voters. The National League President, Miss Marguerite M. Wells said in a letter to. members of‘ the House Ways and Means Committee: A Dutch treat picnic is planned with dessert and coffee furnished by the hostesses, Mrs. Judson Cross, Mrs. De Forest S. Colburn and Mrs. Fred Law. A short business meeting with Mrs. Theodore Uchling presiding will follow the luncheon. Mrs. Hugh Riddle, program chairâ€" man, has arranged a tour of gardens. The tour will start from the Rose Garden and will include the famous herb garden of Mrs. Albert D. Farwell Lowered i rather than a ing urged by The regular monthly board meeting of the club will be held at the home of the president, Mrs. Theodore Uehling 2277 Lincolnwood Rd. Friday, June 5, at 9:30 A. M. John O‘Connor, lrvin_F Park Girl To Wed Mr. and Mrs. Theodore V. Hinske, 3957 Kedvale Ave., Irving Park, anâ€" nounce the engagement of their daughâ€" ter, Mervyne Madeline to Ensgin John Charles O‘Connor, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. O‘Connor, 590 Glenview Ave. The wedding is scheduled for June 20, if Ensign O‘Connor, who is stationed at Pensacola, Florida, can get leave. Nf prot, the : bride, accompanied by members of both families will go to Florida for the ceremony. Ways : realize | CARSON PIRIE SCOTT & CO To the new "Carole King" clothes planned special 1y for your whereâ€"doâ€"weâ€"goâ€"fromâ€"here moods. 3.30 P. M.â€"Saturday, June 6th The Men‘s Grillâ€"Eighth Floor to the "CAROLE KING® FASHION SHOW on‘ «44 i. <Lon . Vfi%% _ °* ks The last meeting of the season of the Ravinia Arden Shore Group was held at the home of Mrs. N. $. McKay 406 Brierhill Road, Deerficld on Tuesâ€" day June second. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Robert Bridges and Mrs. Eugene Kern. by Mrs. Charles Bates, president of the group were on display, The num bers made possible by group funds were: 3 dozen Polo shirts, 1 dozen Coveralls, 5 dozen Diapers, 1 dozen Knit Panties, 3 dozen Baby shirts, lndldu.firb?fi:{,. Under the direction ‘of Mrs. L. L. Jim Howe three dozen dresses, and one dozen panties, sizes two, four, and cight were made by the group memâ€" Ravinia Arden Shore Group Met June 2 This clothing will be distributed to the children attending summer ;!uh-zmherwm% ses, costume jewelry, compacts, etc. to be given to the mothers at summer hostesses and: assistants tfih’{ are Mesdames Charles Bates, L. Jim Howe, George Hull, W. Ross Mannin, John Meyer, John Wilbor, and Hugh Riddle. owned such personal luxuries before. They are allowed to choose one from theuhlcmluuhyl‘..' 1 Other who have acted as It is not often possible for the North Shore Chapter of the D.A.R. to preâ€" sent their annual Flag Day program on June 14, but the regular meeting for June falls on June 11 at which time this day of significance will be obâ€" served. D. A. R. to Present Flag Day Program The meéting is to be held at the home of the newly elected Regent, Mrs. Jared Johnson, who with her sister Miss May Chandler, and her assisting hostesses, Mrs. Carleton Harkness, Mrs. W. P. Hammond, and Mrs. Kelâ€" logg Speed have invited the chapter to meet at 1 p.m. at her home, 507. S. Sheridan Rd. It is to be a box luncheon with coffee and dessert being served. The program will be given by Miss Gladys Cunningham who will talk on Australia. Miss.Cunningham was born inâ€"Australia, is a worldrwide traveller, complished musician, having played in Bombay, and many European cities. Her diction as well as her music is charming, and the members of the chapter are looking forward with great anticipation to this very timely talk about the country which of all others claims the greatest interest and all the members may be this last meeting until fall. Service Men‘s Mothers‘ Club Meets June 10 The quarterly meeting of the Serâ€" vice Men‘s Mother‘s Club will be held at the local YWCA building on Wedâ€" nesday, June 10, at 2;00 p. m. Folâ€" lowing the business meeting, tea will be served to the members of the Serâ€" vice Men‘s Wives‘ Club. « hy e now. It is for