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Committee members for the dance committee include Mrs. Arthur F. Alâ€" un;rm:.mm){a;;u}; nue, Evanston, Mrs. Glenn Wilson, North Damen avenue; Mrs.â€" Richard Rohewdder, . 7104 North Washtenaw avenue; Mrs. S. J. Greene, 130 Custer Included among the unit chairmen engaged in work on the dance are Miss Marie Tully, 1342 Greenleaf avenue, Ensign L. D. Anderson unit; Mrs. E. J. Ewert, 5717 Augusta Boulevard, Austin unit; Mrs. Robert F. Dewey, 1630 Columbia avenue, Beta Chi unit; Miss Florence Bartlett, 16 North Waâ€" bash avenue, Central Eleanor unit ; Miss Irma Claas, 4256 West Forster avenue, Gompers Park unit. Miss Jane Whitacre, 1443 Edgewood Lane, Winnetka, Delta Gamma unit; Mrs. Arthur Farwell, 413 River street, Geneva, Fox River Valley unit; Miss Hattie Strutz, Cicero, Hawthorne Club unit; Mrs. Thomas Creigh, 200 Prosâ€" pect avenue, Highland Park, Highland Park unit; Mrs. William A. Shearer and Mrs. H. L. Fairfield, Park Ridge, Park Ridgo Unit; Miss J. Freed, 6463 ‘S_lu'b_llon_d. Rogers Park unit; Harry G. Hargis, 314 Davis street, Evanston, Evanston unit. Called the "Arlington Whirl", the benefit dance will be a project of the sixtyâ€"four units in the Chicagoland area. 1t will be held in the clubhouse of the Arlington Park Jockey Club on Saturday evening, June 27, shortly afâ€" ter the day‘s races. Dancing will get underway at 6:30 p.m. and will last until 12 o‘clock. Music will be furnished by Bob Chester and and his orchestra. More than 20,000 pesrons are expecâ€" ted to attend the colorful event, the proceeds from which will be used to carry on the various enterprises now sponsored by the Bundles for America. Among these activities are the caring for needs of men in America‘s armed forces now in training in the Chicago area. The organization includes among its many projects the supplying of comâ€" fort kits for soldiers, sailors and Coast Guardsmen and the making of layettes for wives of service men. In keeping with the country‘s conservation proâ€" gram, Bundles for America will soon engage in the supervision of salvage materials in the various salvage work centers in the Chicagoland area. Mrs. Arthur Sullivan, 830 Hill Road, Plans for one of Chicago‘s largest and most colorful dances, to be staged by and for the benefit of Bundles for America, were announced this week by Mrs. Edwin C. Lennox, chairman of the dance committee. To Give Dance For ‘Bundles For America® Service Men Admitted To | The Younger Set Ravinia Festival At Cost All soldiers and sailors in uniform will be admitted to Ravinia Park conâ€" (ve certs for 30 cents this season, accordâ€" + ing to Percy B. Eckhart, of Kenilâ€" s worth, chairman of the Ravinia Fesâ€" «f; tival Association. ts WeA "The many service men ‘stationed * w k t on the North Shore will find Ravinia s Park a delightful place to spend sumâ€" R k mer evenings," Eckhart said today, BA "and the Ravinia Festival Association hq is glad to welcome them to concerts at a minimum price." In addition to the low cost of adâ€" missions, many Ravinia patrons are contributing to a fund to purchase admissions for soldiers and sailors through camp and USO officials, acâ€" cording to Mrs. Ernst C. von Ammon, Winnetka, general chairman of the coupon book committee, m . â€"Preas Staff Photo _ The quarterly business meeting of the Service Men‘s Mothers‘ Club on Wednesday, June 10, was followed by a tea, with the members of the Serâ€" vice Men‘s Wives club as guests. In return the Service Mothers were inâ€" vited by the Service Wives to listen to a very interesting talk given on Thursday at the Highland Park USO Club by Dr. Louis M. Sherwin. Dr. Sherwin told of his experiences at Ft. Bragg, No Carolina, where he servâ€" ed for a three weeks‘ period as chaplain. Mrs. Olson‘s son, " Bus" enlister with the Marines on January 5, 1942. 5 _ _ |] | l 14, Society â€":â€" Womens News â€"»â€" Locals North Shore Alumnae of Alpha Delta Pi sorority will meet on Monâ€" day, June 15, at the home of Mrs. Herbert H. Naujoks, 1947 Kenitworth Avenue, Wilmette, for a Dessertâ€" Bridge. Mrs. John R. Fisher, 475 Oakdale Avenue, Glencoe, will be Coâ€" hostess. Miss Tish Ramey, of Evanston, is chairman of this work for the North Shore group which has contributed fifteemn hundred hours of work and one hundred dollars to the Victory Campaign. The group also purchased a one hundred dollar Defense Bond. All soldiers and sailors in uniform will be admitted to Ravinia Park conâ€" certs for 30 cents this season, accordâ€" ing to Percy B. Eckhart, of Kenilâ€" worth, chairman of the Ravinia Fesâ€" tival Association. "The many service men ‘stationed on the North Shore will find Ravinia Park a delightful place to spend sumâ€" mer evenings," Eckhart said today, "and the Ravinia Festival Association is glad to welcome them to concerts at a minimum price." . In addition to the low cost of adâ€" missions, many ~Ravinia patrons are contributing to a fund to purchase admissions for soldiers and sailors through camp and USO officials, acâ€" cording to Mrs. Ernst C. yvon Ammon, Winnetka, general chairman of the coupon book committee, An intensive Victory Campaign for Red Cross War Relief and Civilian Defense has been conducted by the sorority throughout the country and results will be discussed at the meetâ€" ing. i First National Bank of Waukegan, First National Bank of Lake Forest, First National Bank of Highland Park, First National Bank of Winnâ€" etka, Wilmette State Bank, State Bank and Trust Company of Evansâ€" ton, First National Bank and Trust Company of Evanston, Ravinia Fesâ€" tival Association, 231 S, LaSalle St., Bissellâ€"Weisert, Marshall Field and Co, and Spauldingâ€"Gorham, Inc., Chicago. Alpha Delta Pi To Meet Monday In Wilmette Moneyâ€"saving coupon books are on sale now by four hundred women in metropolitan Chicago, Coupon books cost ten dollars and contain eighteen coupons, good for either admissions to the park or for reserved seats at any regular Ravinia concert. This year the government has added a tax of $1.44. Coupon books save their owners $3.86 over the price of the same number of single admissions. In addition to the community chairâ€" men and their committee members who are now selling coupon books in their own territories, coupon books may be obtained at the following agencies : Ravinia concerts will begin on Tuesday evening; June 30, with a conâ€" cert by the Chicago Symphony Orâ€" chestra under the direction of the noted Greek conductor, Dimitri Miâ€" tropoulos, whose regular post is with the Minneapolis Symphony. It will be Mr. Mitropoulos‘ Ravinia debut. Following him, for the second and third weeks, will be George Szell, who scored a tremendous success last year at Ravinia. .Other conductors will be Eugene Ormandy, conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra, who will conâ€" duct for his third season at Ravinia; Artur Rodzinski, conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra, who returns for his fourth Ravinia season; and Pierre Monteux, who will again®conduct the final week, Monteux closed the 1941 season as one of the most popular conductors to visit Ravinia. Ravinia concerts will be on Tuesâ€" day, Thursday and Saturday evenâ€" ings, and on Sunday . afternoons. The Chicago Symphony concert serâ€" is with the great guest conductors will last for six weeks, after which there will be a postâ€"season week of chamber music concerts by the Budaâ€" pest String Quartet. Tickets Now on Sale Soloists will be Artur Schnabel, famed ‘pianist, who will play four difâ€" ferent concertos; the noted cellist, Gregor Piatigorsky, and Josef Sziâ€" Seti, distinguighed. Hungarian violinist Piatigorsky and Szigeti will both appear as soloists on different occaâ€" sions and will join forces for a perâ€" formance of the Brahms Double Conâ€" cert@ for Violin and ‘Cello on July MAXWELTON BRAES Miss Stevenson Engaged To Cadet Kuehne . Miss Stevenson attended Roycmore and her fiance is stationed at Lubbock, Texas where he is attending the Air Corps Training School. The couple plan to be married in July after Mr. Kuchne receives his commission. John Geib, 20â€"monthâ€"old son of Mr. and Mrs, John B. Geib, 747 Ridgewood Drive, has light hair and blue eyes. Miss Betty Murphy, High!and Park, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy, Waukegan, became the bride of Charles Fiocchi son of Mr. and Mrs. Caeser Fiocchi, 363 Bloom street, Saturday morning at St. James Church, Highwood, Father John Ward celebrated the high nupâ€" tual mass, Attendants were Miss June Murphy and Robert Fioechi. Afiter a wedding trip the couple will reside with the bride‘s brotherâ€"inâ€" law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Lawrentz, 113 North Green Bay road, Highland Park, Philathea Class To Meet Tuesd. The Philathea Class.of the Bethany church will meet Tuesday evening, June 16, with Mrs. Clarence Roliman, 700 Osterman Avenue, Deerficld. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Stevenson, 1127 Hinman Avenue, Evanston, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Margaret to Aviation Cadet Raymond E. Kuchne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Kuchne of Highland Betty Murphy Charles Fiocchi Are Married 4 Graduated As Red Cross Nurses Aides Tuesday The Nurse‘s Aides graduated are members of classes trained by the Red Cross in Chicago hospitals since the organization of the service last October. â€" They assist professional staffs in 19 Chicago and suburban hospitals, helping relieve the shortâ€" age of nurses caused by the demands of the Army and Navy. 7 New classes for volunteer Red Cross Nurse‘s Aides are now being formed. Applicants must be Ameriâ€" can citizens between the ages of 18 and 50, high school graduates, and in good health. Information is availâ€" able at all OCD community headâ€" quarters. Among the Nurse‘s Aides graduâ€" ated on June 9 were: Claire Beneke, 171 Laurel avenue, Highland Park; Mrs. Jane Egan, 540 Hawthorne Lane, Highland Park; Mrs. Kathâ€" erine F. Hirsch, 539 Forest avenue, Highland Park; Mrs. J. A. Newâ€" mann, Jr., 1016 Wade street, Highâ€" land Park. A class of 489 members of the Volâ€" unteer Nurse‘s Aid Corps of the Chicago Chapter, American Red Cross, was graduated in a ceremony in the Boulevard Room of the Steâ€" vens Hotel, Tuesday evening, June 9, at 8:15 o‘clock, it has been anâ€" nounced by James ‘B. Forgan, chapâ€" ter chairman. In Deerfield Home LOBDEGE, COTTAGES i ianie mne e es For Reservations or Hteratere calt â€"Press Staff Photo â€" Jean is the pretty little three and a half year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Meinhardt, 858 South Ridgewood Drive. She has brown eyes LWV To Meet June Seventeenth At Mrs Haller‘s In accordance with the League of Women Voter‘s dedication to "busiâ€" ness as usual" during the summer months, a June Board meeting will be held at 10:00 a. m. on the 17th of the month at the home of the League‘s President, Mrs. Louis Haller. Of first importance will be discusâ€" sions of plans for helping to curb inâ€" flation, particularly the holding a series of educational meetings. Anâ€" other matter of great importance will be planning for giving assistance to the County Clerk in connection with Permanent Registration, the other summer project for the League. Entertain Two PTA Boards at Tea June 3 Mrs. F. Paul Fochlinger, outgoing president of the Green Bay road school PTA and Mrs. Richard Hafner, inâ€" The Glencoe Theatre and the Highâ€" land Park Press invitese you to be their guest at the Glencoo Theatre. Byâ€"-fl-lu&odfl-;‘l‘. Press, 516 Laurel Avenue, will be given a pair of passes, which may be used any time this week. coming president, entertained the two boards at tea Wednesday afternoon in the school‘ auditorium. Mrs. â€" Frank Troms, presided at the service table. HUGH A. McKINLEY and women. . . . Telephone service in this region is playing a vital © General Olmstead‘s telegram is a much appreciated and heartening message to all Ilincis Bell men Ravinia Garden ClubBuilds Rustic Reference Board Former ResBident and Doug. Brown Married April 30 Community Center Open For Summer Play Mr. banon land marriage of their daughter, Marilyn Elizabeth, to Douglas Brown of Long Beach, California, son of Mrs. William J. Brown 709 Ridgewood Drive, Highâ€" land Park, The ceremony took place April 30 in Long Beach, Did you know that the Community Center of yours has been nearly comâ€" pletely turned over to the boys and girls of Highland Park for many inâ€" teresting activities? For the next six weeks boys and girls can choose from many Hobby Clubs to join, or they can come to the Center for informal play any week day from 9 to 12 mornâ€" ings or from 2 to 5 afternoons. For informal play the Centers Game Rooms have many different kinds of games. Table tennis, checkers, fourâ€"inâ€" aâ€"row, chess, small pool table, monoâ€" poly, cards, are a few available. Use cf Game Room facilities is free to all. So as to make your Community Cenâ€" ter more available to all during the Summer a group of young women who want to help, are volunteering to man the information desk, help teach the games, and help the instructors in the crafts and hobby program. Rummage Sale For Orphans Of The Storm Dog Refuge The Glencoe Theatre and the Highâ€" land Park Press invites you to be their guest at the Glencos Theatre. If you will call at the office of the Press, 516 Laurel Avenue, you will be given a pair of passes, which may be used any time this week. On Saturday, June 20th a rummage sale will be held at 826 Deerpath Ave. (just west of Walgreens Drug Store) in Lake Forest, I!I. for the benefit of the Orphans of the Storm animal Reâ€" Committees in charge of the sale include Mrs. Irene Castle McLaughlin, Mrs. William E. Swift, Mrs. Paul Roâ€" wan, Mrs. Joy Morton II, Mrs. Wilâ€" liam Bangs Jr., Mrs. Joseph T. Bowâ€" en Jr., Miss Sylvia Peter, Mrs. Loyd Maxwell, Mrs. James Getz, Mrs. Alâ€" din Swift, Mrs, Louis F. Swift Jr. Come to the (:u;ter_'lhin Summer. and Mrs. A, B, , Pittsburgh, Pa. Park residents, ige of their dau IRVING MEYERKHOFF ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPAXY Bry, V. %. Wer Boods «ad Stampe part in the nation‘s war effort. The Army Ordnance District which is served by Hlinois Bell is one of the leaders in the volume of war Cook, Mt. former F announce Le the creations Garden o just west Many of It has just beén constructed and inâ€" stalled by boys from the Trade School department of our local High School. Joe Farina worked under the direction of Waiter Durbahn, direcâ€" tor of the Trade School, and was asâ€" sisted by Peter Carlson and Harold Fallos. The original plans for the design were procured from Carleton College at. Northfield, Minnesota. Carleton has an arboretum extending : over many acres and filled with countless forms of plant and bird life. They call these signs "Kiosks" at Carleton. and many of them are scattered throughout the Arboretum,.each conâ€" taining a well protected information file of trees, shrubs, birds, insects or flowers as the case may be. The Rose Garden Kiosk will conâ€" tain under glass on the one side, a detailed map of the hundreds of fine rose specimens in the garden. The public may learn from the map the proper names of their favorite roses. ‘The other side of the board will have a map of the ravine planting at the rear of the Rose Garden. ‘The Ravinâ€" ia Garden Club has planted the raâ€" vine with wild ,flowers, which will eventually be a blanket of color in the spring. The Rose Garden, a part of the loâ€" cal Park Board, is a project of the Ravinia Garden Club, and has been developed for many years by members of the club. Mrs. L., F. Harza is Rose Garden Chairman. 6 Mrs. Charles De Leuw has been chairman of the Kiosk project,â€"workâ€" ing with Mr. Durbahn and the boys at the High School. ‘The public is invited, and urged) to visit the garden while the roses are in bloom. Bundles for America On Sun June 14 there is to be Odne @® st parades in Chicaâ€" i\'hhlttvâ€" United Nations Paâ€" rade for Victory, All the services and war work organizations, including "Bundles for America" are to particiâ€" pate. It starts at 10 A. M. at Chicago and Michigan Avenues and ends at Rooseâ€" velt Rd. Any volunters who wish to march in this parade and represent the Highland Park Unit, please call Mrs. Thomas Creigh, tel. 189, You are asked to wear cither Navy blue of white dresses. ns will want to visit the Rose : on Roger Williams Avenue, est of the tracks in Ravinia. of the roses are in full bloom ind more will be developing