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2 WILMETTE LIFE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1924 ARDEN SHORE IN ANNUAL FROUC Campers Invite North Shore Residents to Midsummer Festivity Rev. David C. Monroe Ia Summoned by Death mi~oionary in India who more recentl.v RH. Dand C. Monroe, a former IN EUROPEAN SETTING Procession and Dances on Unusual Program ~orth shore n ·:.1de nts. young and old. arc iu\'itcd to attend an in·erc stlllg midsummer frolic at the Arden Shor(' Rc ., t camp on the afternoon of \\'crlne~day. Augu'lt 20. The program will hegin promptly at 3 o'clock. The mi(hummer frolic will ha,·c an l·.uropcan ~c tting with costume rt·pre·t·nta tiou., from \'ariou' nations of tht· old world. There will he the ;trolling trouJ,adour, and the numerou o well populated \'illages in which the ~ong 'ters will lt·nd tlll·ir talents to the gay it·· i,·itic·s. .\11 thi~ will takr place on the ~pa cious grounds of the camp, the .,ccne prc~enting a gala spectacle with ih festooning' o[ lantern:. and flag of the nation~ . Al1out tw(·nty of the campers, who l1ail from Chicago'.; grt·at melting pot oi tht· nation.. \\ ill appear a~ ~ trolling playn, . Ot ht··., oi the Ankn ShoreIt··, will :t-'>U illt' the character" of \'il l ,tl{t'r,, ~uch n;lliou s as Ital y. Poland. Spain. HoiH·mia ;111cl lrdand l>cin~ rt'prc,<'ntecl. "Street" Proceuion Til{' aftt·rnoon' -; activitit·s will be inaul.(uratt·cl with a paracle and stunts through the ",tn·l·t-." of the villaKc' ~t·xt, tht·rc will he t·xhihitions of rare inH·re<.t in the i\rclcn Shore Arcade to l1t' located in the camp recreation hall. Among tht noveltits will he living picture,, txhihih of antiques and n ·lic-,. a chamhcr of horrors. a snake charmer and nun1croth freaks, rare animal spccimcns and a famous hand . The frolic proper will pro,·e unusually ahsorhing to the visitors . Here will !.l' kindng-artt·n children a'i dancing <lllimals, older girls in specialty dances t·ntitlt'd "a morning dance around tlw fountain" and "the 'tatue~ that carne to life." a popular race characterized <h "hanging up till' clothe,," a<; well :t, dances inrluding a scarf dance. l.an·hanak, folk tlance,, an ox dance and an "Al't' of Diamond >" dance. As a di rl't' t rnult of such entcrtainmt·nr.. a' the midsununer frolic . intt·rc~t in t\rdt·n Short' activities has hl'come witk.,prcad throughout the north ~hon· communities. A recent IJa,kct picnic. for example. added . ix new cottagt·" and a hathroom to the t'amp {' quipment. Two of the cottag<" w<·n· pro\'iclctl hy Mrs. ] . McCregor Adams of 1-1 ighland Park; a t ottagt' ami nnv bathroom for the t·a mp hO,Jlital \H' rr donated hy Mrs . G<·orgc H.. Thorne of l.ake Forest. and '\1 r,. Alfred 1'. l'u1 tou of Lake Forc>t, ~~ r.... Edgar \\' . Burchard of Kenilworth nnd Mrs . Tht·o<lorc L. O·hornc < ·ar h donated a cottage. has been li\'ing at the ho.mc of h1s son. Eric A . Monroe, 1220 fore't avenue . pas,ed away unday. Augu;.t. 10 following a lingering illne'"· Sernce~ will be held today at Graceland chapel. Mr. ~[onroe was a mi s,io nary in India for 25 years and la~er '~as !ector of an Episcopal pansh m Connecticut for 10 years. H~ wa s _f~rced to retire from the act·,·e m1n1st~y about 18 month s ag-o becau ~e of fa·li n~ health and und c r.wen t an operation at Roche o; ter. 1fmn . Sm.ce t~.at tim e he had made hi home m \\11llll'ttc. :-;hortly after comin); to the villag{' he suffered a >:troke of p~r aly'i' which left h1111 \'lrtually an lll\itlid to the time of hi; death. ~lr. ~lonroe is , un·iv cd IJy thr~e so n s. Eric A., and Alan H .. of \\' .1 mett(·. and Re\' . C. H. ::\[onroc of Shahjahanpur. India: hy a hrothcr, Dr. Charlc' P. ::\lonro oi De Ruyter, ~. Y., aud a ,i-, tcr. 1Jr3. Jane Riggo; oi Dolge,·ille . :\. Y . · -( NEW TR Wanta When You Travel vou should not carry large sun1s ~f n1oney on your person. As any seasoned globe-trotter knows, that is dangerou s in the extretne. A. B. _ \. traveler's checks provide a safe way to carry your funds; only you can cash thetn, and you can ca h thetn instantly, anywhere! Here's Subdivision for University Folks Only A -uhdi' is ion cxclu,i,·cly for uni' cr~ity graduates is 110\\' announced as a part of the program for the de vclo(>lllent of the former Fort Sheridan Gardens, opposite the Old Elm Golf cluh. north of H ighlarHI Park . Fifty oi the 17H acrt·~ compri-,ing the tract will he ... et a-,ide for thi' purpo,e, accordi··K to Krenn and Da\O, who will handle the property. an(! will be kno\\ n a., the l 'ni \·er,ity Ficl(k "Apply law to pe accidents" Hayes, pt club. "A ing in sot the move consider regulate conform motorists the same the pede! tain poi· Our . gen is now the~l' lin Alderma on local city cou~ man Sci traffic ~1 submitt~ pedestna signal 11 ;;afe. bq give th we are operati "Cn~~ ,,mstan~ ON FISHING EXPEDITION l~e\ . George l'. .\f agill. pastor of the f-ir'>t Pn·,hvterian church. re turned today fro~n a ten-day lishing t1 ip in the northern \linnesota lak r n·gion., . ~I r. ~I agill will occupy his pulpit Sunday tllorning, August 17. I nor pr9 "Sup( law of suppose violati~ ··vou1· After Sun, Wind and Dust- Murine ln summer the EYES frequently become blood , shot from the irritating effects of wind and dust. Murine relieves this unattractive condition almost immediately, as well as eye-strain caused by the glare of the aun. If used night and morning, Murine encourages a clear, bright, healthy condition of the EYES. Contains no belladonna or other harmful ingredienta. 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