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July 7, 1928 WINNETKA TALK Former Co-ed Hopes to Fly Atlantic on Her Honeymoon Trip In hope of being the first woman to span the Atlantic in the westward course, a Northwestern university co- ed of a year ago, Mrs. Murray Kan- gun, who was Bernadine Guttmann until recently, is in Paris planning to start her flight in the middle of this month. Her marriage to Lieut. Kangun of New York, whom she met on the boat while crossing to Europe with her mother, took place June 12 in the American consulate in Paris and the couple is planning to make the Atlan- tic flight their honeymoon. They will take off in Paris heading for New York. Lieut. Kangun, states Dr. M. Reese Guttmann of the staff of the North Chicago hospital, brother of the bride, is associated with Col. Charles Lind- bergh and Lieut. Johnson in the So- ciety for the Promotion of Aviation, which society has underwritten this flight. Lieut. Johnson and an English- man will be in the party with Lieut. and Mrs. Kangun. Sell Old Evanston Estate for Apartment House Site The property located at the south- | west corner of Oak avenue and Crain street, Evanston, size 100x126, improve- ments consisting of two two - story houses, which has been in the Magill family for the past thirty years, has been sold by the heirs to John F. Crooks of Evanston. The property will be im- proved with a high grade apartment building some time next year. John Schrock of the E. E. Stults Realty com- { pany represented all parties concerned. Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Clark, 135 Fuller lane, entertained fourteen guests at the Fourth of July dinner, which was given at Sunset Ridge Golf club | on Tuesday evening. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Burnham of 519 Cedar street entertained ten guests at the Fourth of July dinner dance given at Sunset Ridge Golf club on Tuesday evening. On Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cleary, 826 Lin- coln avenue, left this week for South Haven, Mich. where they will spend the summer months. DESIGNED FOR A PURPOSE "Those who study to become Interior Decorators are learning to create lovely designs such as are being used in the most selective circles to beautify the home. department design, as taught by Mrs. Danielson, Mr. Harringer, Miss Hull and Mr. Scheffler, is a complete and perfect foundation for a life of artistic activity. But in the EVANSTON ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS In this innetka Tongregational Church ; Sunday, July 8th 11:00 Morning Worship. Rev. J. A. Richards. flowing Cup." Sermon by "The Over- Wednesday, July 11th All day meeting of the Young Ladies' Auxiliary with Mrs. Alexander Anderson, 1423 Edgewood Lane. -- design is not confined to these departments, for we regard it as the true basis of all artistic expression. Even in such classes as are drawing the nude figure, the greatest emphasis is laid upon design, so that the students may not in the end simply have learned to copy what is before them but they may find themselves equipped to bring to this world beauti- fully conceived ideas well designed and executed. Summer Term of Eight Weeks Begins July oth. THE EVANSTON ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS CARL SCHEFFLER, Director Carlson Bldg. Tower, Church % Orrington Tel. Greenleaf 1674 Where Experience Counts KNOWLEDGE counts in the field of landscape gardening and nursery work just as surely as in any other exacting line of business. It is, indeed, a business, science and pro- fession all in one. It offers no substitute for experience. It demands an intricate "know-how" into hundreds of im- portant details that make for success. ' Long experience with its consequent proficiency is at you: service when you enlist the aid of the Fiore organization in planning or improving your home grounds. It's to your advantage to call upon us. OUR CATALOG GLADLY SENT ON REQUEST Telephone Highland Park 523 CY Landscape Gardening Prairie Avenue HIGHWOOD, ILLINOIS