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Aclvilerar orth Shore Chibs FAAS, pot they the association. | | RS. GEORGE F. BROWN, 860 Spruce street, Winnetka, 'RR is godmother to hundreds of young girls of the city for 4 Nl whom she has been planning all the spring to make of their summer camp at Milhurst, near Plano, the loveliest . ever spent a vacation in. The Young Woman's Christian association, which makes possible a camp under the most healthful' 'and happy circumstances for young school and employed girls at far less than would otherwise be possible, has as the chairman of the ~ Milhurst camp committee Mrs. Brown, who is being assisted by a large committee of other women actively interested in the work of! '©: The Woman's Library club of the Winnetka Woman's club to Glencoe and the Winnetka Wom- an's club will have a meeting Tuesday, June 15, at 3:15 o'clock, at hear Mrs. Mary Ware Dennett, 'director of the Voluntary Parenthood League of New York, will speak on "Voluntary Parenthood and Child Welfare." evening of this week, and every August. o- Bob O'Link Golf club announces a dinner dance for Saturday Saturday during June, July and if REET NE, vv There's a huge old stone lodge down on the Fox river about fifteen miles from Aurora, with sixteen acres of woods and fields and lovely slop- ing river bank, and this the Young Young Woman's Christian associa- tion has chosen for a summer camp for schoolgirls and those employed. ~The camp will accommodate 100 girls 'at a time, and those who wish to go ~ must be between the ages of 12 and 19 years. A girl may stay there one or two weeks, and will find every- thing that will delight her-- swim- ming, boating, tennis, hiking, fishing, "and camp activities of every kind. Two floors of the lodge have been equipped as a dormitory, one floor for indoor play and lounching rooms and another for dining room and i There, is a long, wide screened porch covered with vines, 'and there the girls will dance and gather on rainy days--if there are any such days there. There will be a trained swimmer and registered life saver at the camp throughout the summer, who will oversee the water sports, as well as a trained nurs in residence there. One of the features of the camp life will be visits to the old Indian | Genuine Victor-Victrola 1 STYLE 10 : Payments to Suit { Buy your Viec~ trola here. 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