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Lechanical Ana, ES Day by :, Am 1nd .ition Vol. XIII,’ â€"â€" NoiasV 7 _. Siturday Hugust 28 Priafichmts m The subject of “Wild Flower Trails" tells the story. The flowerportraits taken under natural surroundings inthe colors of the leaf-strewn earth, the background of the forest and the natural hues of the‘ blossoms are as res) to the eyes as if seen through the open window- fist. Smithy: botanist in a scientific Way.» hastheinith oftiohrtw and that love {or nature which discovm‘ the soul of beauty in the woodland flower. Thé‘ photographs taken directly from un- spoiled halmts show that nature practites an in her designs and may teach much Principal. Smith Speaks at Park The following article from the Chicago Evening Pout will bq of interestto High- land Park citizens.‘ We are well ac~ quaintcd with Principal Smith’s practical way of teaching boys and git-ll. and the fact that his lecture in Park Ridge was :0 wall received gives us a great deal 0! r' v_-, , “‘One of the moat delightful invitations to nature and the out of doom, one that would help the argument of the. public school art enthusiast and meet the needs of the art student. are lectures such as those given by Jesse L. Smith of High- land Park before the artists and students gathered at the Birches, Waher M. Clute’a studio in Park Ridge. to the indoor student who pieces lines and mediate develop' his idea of per chance a theme of spring or an idylui autumn. told in flowers. It is hard to accept the truth that few eyes see Nature and appreciate her loveliness. but truth; it is. And no one however blind could} go from an hour on “Wild FlowerTrails" : and say “a primrose on the river‘s brim ‘ a yellow primrose was to him. and it was‘ nothing more,” for the veil had been torn away and the charm and mystery of the flower revealed; The slides used' in ”Wild Flower Trails" are triumphs of artistic photogv raphy. An artist stood behind the cam- era, while the naturalist awaited the hour. and a colorist repeated the native tints upon the plate to be used on the screen. Mr. Smith seems fortunate in gathering about him those who are in sympathy with his aims- The “Wild Flower Trails" begin with the appear» ance o! the skunk cabbage in March and the first hepaticas in the Highland Park, ravines. and cquinue, following the pro- cession of flowenin woodland, meadms.’ hillsides and by the brook until the last widen-road bids farewell-to the gentisn in the autumn. The [pictures have the quality of the landscapes of lnness or Wyant or Debt» man in their tenderest moods; m flower portraits frequently display the satisfying elements of a carefully prepared design. in grace of arrangement and-color. ' As nature left to herself js’ always in harmony, the an employed has been that of selection of subject and color. When thrown on the screen the effect was soft sodas naturalasittheoutot dobnlsy jut beyond. Mr. Smith was aided in ilk-tram (or his talk of “Wild Flower Trafls” aim: the north share by photo- graphs taken by Mr. E. E. Pam“. and Waiter M. Clute. which were colmed by Charlotte Pinkerton and Alice Eat,” ' Saturday evening. Sept. 4, and on flail ocmion the cloning number limb: the celebra‘éd Haydn‘l Farewell Symphony. Our repom aye that the xenon «'3 whole has not been Quite a mcceuful The dosing week of the Damrouh engagement at Ruinia Park Mile! go be one 0‘ the memorable events of that beamiinl garden. The season in (send gun NORTH SHORE NEWS - LETTER as last year, but the closing week will no doubt“ bring the attendance up to nearly 1h: usual figure. ’ The First Movement from Tndnikow- sky’s ConcenO‘Alor the piano on Tuesday evening, August 31. Among the soloists m be heard will be Mr. Gum! Holmquist. who will on Sun- day evening, August 29% sing Mr.’Dam- mach'sflDan'ny Dealer." Min Priscilla Carver of Highland Park will also render On Wednesday evening. Sept. 1.. will. be rendered a "Request Program" made up [rpm numbers selected by Mr. ng~ ro'scli from requests filed before that fine. The Perl: management are any plying slip: tu its patron: on which their lavorite number: may be submitted This evening will no doubt bring out a large attendance and no advance notice will be, given out of these numbers“ special programs will be printed and dis- tributed just before the concert begins. Mr. Dammcch ~should lee)» pleased with the splendid reception he has had at Ravinia Park this season and ell the North Shore will be pleated 10 learn that he may be with us again next .year. How lucky u is that the man in the moon is blind. The Exmoor Country Club was the scene of a gala event Thursday.1‘he day was given over m m belies who played K01! and bridge. Mrs. J. MacGrcagor Adam: gave a luncheon Monday. Mr. Henry K. Coale' Jr. left Monday for Campbellville, Ky. ,wheljc he will The man who could nm a newspaper to suit everybody, went to heaven long Mr. and Mm R. E. Durham of New York who have been'visiting Mrs. Durâ€" ham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roben E. Gregory, have returned home. Wheh you see a banana peg! ' resting on'the sidewalk, :nd a (at math uncon- sciously approaching it. the indications poim man early fall. - Miss Stark of Ann Arbor Michigan”: ' the guest of was Adelaide lnmm of West Central avenue; Miss Lancaster of Ponhnd, Maine is the guest of Miss‘Gregory of "Ledge- Mn. Frank lR.‘McMullin entertained at a dinner Friday evening in honor of Mr. Blueue of Louisville, Kentucky, who lathe guest of Mr. Walter Damroech w‘ho a saying at the McMullin home. The guests attended the performance of “A Midsummer Night’ 5 Dream" It Ravinia Perk after me dinner. . The kicker: and croakers Have no place in a city with the push and pure:- Iivencu of our town. The man who opposes needed public improvements andmndsintheuy oi progress isnot a good citizen, Miu Mary Phillipe, who has been spending the summer nth her pure-nu in Winfield, “limit. was I. Highland Perk eat." we United State: in meaning is anogether éificxem. It meant to scratch wound like blues to get «Sme- dgy ghe following men visitor last 'week. thingtoeat. Mrs. Richard Fitzgenk! 1nd her daughter, Min Fingerfld. and. Mn. w. J. Black of Chicago have come to the Moraine {or a short stay. Inocheon; Mm Ennk R. Mcfluflin, me. A. meander Mu. Curtis R. Kimbfl, In. Robert Gregory. In of Highland Patient! Mrs. John C. Spry Mm m recital a. Ravinia Pug Mm meme“ us that in Latin the to!" mean: something “to nit Pu": Mon. entertained at R. Mciluflifi. in. Curtis R. «my. Ire of Highwood Blind Pig Captured Do you'remembot' when you! used to try and climb the greased}: pole or catch the greased pigPi Well. Marshal Kenry of Highwood ‘ was reminded of his boyhoodl ‘picnic days while he has been e’n-1 (aged in trying to capture William Victor Emanuel Henn. whohas been engaged in selling' liquor without the sanction of the law. The greased pig was a great deal. easier to capture than this blind one which was kept in the man's own home. but by putting on‘his hands a good. supply of the resin of the law Mr. Pig was unable to slip through them and a capture was the result.’ It happened in lthis way. Atertgin woman we: :unsuccessiul lumping he: hus- jbiand' ’ away "Mite Hind : Pit. lso made up hefiyfiindnto keep Here is the my the piper: will wrlte up weddings ten yen; hence: "The bride looked very iell in: traveling dress, but all eyes were centered upon the groom. He wore adark suit that fitted his form perfectly and in his dainty gloved hands he carried a small rote. His curly hair was herurilullv done, and adelicne odorol hair. oil of the but quality, floated down the aisle as he passed. The young people will miss him- now the! he is married. He in loved by all for his may accomplish menu. his tengler grace and hi; whining Mn. C. A. Smith and her little grand daughter Lorna Wollenden returned [at week from p short tr‘p m Wiecomh. The largest benefit given (or Gad's Hill this year was the explanam reci- ul “Peleu and Melisande" by Mr. Wel- ter De‘mroech at Revinia Park Theatre Monday morning. The enteminmen! netted some 31,200. It was a very enjoy- able morning for tboee who attended. The boxes were lakeh by Mn. Chatlield Taylor. Mn. Harold Norwich. Mn. A. A.Cerpenlerjr. Mn Curtis E Kim- an and Mn. ThomuE. Mitten The following young vomen ushered: Mine Pricilla Carver. Mia Kuherine Marsh. eafiry as bookkeeper end. the gm will An advertisement is to s 'menchsm verymuchwhnwwingseedistos farmer. It may take a Iittle time (or the mum to become apparent. but (hey we miss none at the, luxuries m which’ he has been accmtomed. A cmd of pretty men saw him nfi at the depot." main here seven! mks. méiirit the pen 0fMI'I. Lovellof Lincoln "emu. Mr. Shearer: will re- Mr. Kenneth Cole is visiting fiendsin Milwaukee. Miss Murian Mason and Mine Snow. Mu. Hugh 13inch and her danghm. Min Helen Burch, My of Highhnd Park. are at Munich tor the open and expeét to mom hope in October. Mr. Earle Sharer; of Beams". Ken the blind pig away from him.‘ She decided to go and buy a drink herSelf and turn the evidence over to the city authorities. The drink was sold to her' last Wed- nesday and Marshal Kenry detail- ed Officer Golden to make the ar- rest. Atrial was held Wednesday evening before Police Magistrate Meyers and a fine of $25.00 and costs was imposed and Wm- Victor Emanuel Henn parted with that lmuch of his illegal gains- High- wood is certainly to be congratu~ lated on the advance that has been made toward making their ;city what all good citizens desire 1it to be. Marshall Kenry declares that his eye is not dimmed and that it is upon certain other violat- or: which will soon b'ebmngirt into the clutches of the law. The way the yard niche ranted. hard- ware jingled and our merchant: end clerks moved around Sean-day indicated a lively day for our bueineu men: Inc the people that thronged our thorough- hm were delighted' tn the bargain: they had pocketed. and the general. vetdict is this n the place to trade. The Trafl‘xc Club. at which Mr. 09m Bell is president, will hold their mnunl toumment It the Exmoor August 3!. Another maiden! oi interest in the one that the membcn oi the Association of Commerce will hold. Mr. and Mn. Clarence Woolley are at the Momma. Mr. and Mn. Woolley have recgntly returned hon Europe. Goodridce Schaufier undment an apex-don fut appendicitil at St. Luke. fluvial. Heinlein; (try nicely and his friend- hopc lot a speedy recovery. The cadets of the Culver Academy. Culver, Indiana were entertained a FOR Sheridan Friday. In the evening a hop was given in their m. Mn. Bergen and non Van have return ed from White Lake. Michigan when :hey have been spending the manner. Mr. Harry kahuna! Glance! emer- uinedtheforeign mhhcmago at \a luncheon Wednuday nigh Willi home, in hon“ of the ”train!!! aluncheon at Rubia M Cadmln hon‘uol Mr. and Mn. m. Mn. Edvud M. Suck at Chic-go 1mm wailing 6a punts. land Mn. Rudolphoiuuuhrkm mnembenohhccmcqo Whole- uleumber Dunn Mind-lion wkh thqirbmiliel enioyed aday'l cum-t Ravthu-kon'l‘uudav. hot. Wk and flatly”: saying at In. Weimcr's to: a to. week. MrJnd Mn. Ema-ll have m wW-cuinianmneh' vacation.- Mr. and Mn. Harold‘MLConnkk [In amivemry of the Emperor of Winn you but a w m at the local up": you can catch he! he don't' mummmmmm M rhodolfluelbcneit Manson [mm in new Isn't a much nmuaeonoyucr.mdmof than: u mud: value to a m u a bun-year- old delinquent. “in“: What been with): HhGrucejohn-m of Irving Park. Mn. Ella Smiley dSomh Gimp hubeenlhe guestdllnfiLBulu. pocket. A cantata! at him Ind the bullwunkthedollu. Nor should we memmvw layup with-criminal: saddleniunodolhr wacpthebullvemllnlvun me “munundwrlik. the other day byalflm dollu'in lab Too poof to take I home paper? Well, out is I 11M oondhion. hyahemlcedheruuhndm mmemmmmmw tony for-ycIr‘Imbc-IW; them workbétuphwwpicaddnwfll mama-uoochepuperyrmbcdw Mr. Edwin Glover was: Highland mm this-net. MnGmermd funny are expecting» move to N" Yorkinthene-thue. . profit. Repeat this proeeiu year abet yanmlfleleam-Hnndccue nobrpoor- rank: "The uphmnvbo and. naive mung-fled “IMWH' olden untilheicv'dlmd downthe declevityollifemuapdshlhdam unngerwho maimnplaocim ohengulhedtothefmflthtnthem man who has grown upw‘ilh dam. Thisinhe reason whylomny 'm menbecomed'lutifiedwith hairline ‘mmndingsm hngmmtteirl‘ain otherqumcn." MiltCharloae Fmbeolzut Cent-l avenue 1:13de My“ ‘Miu Mildred Code has been mm the week with Chicago friends. Ilyounrenkickcr “deemed-d- und hilunin everything chainin- pond Iohclp the m. for heaven‘- ahgoimouo-eaedded annual Hammmmthcchylint. Ind givethemen whom vol-Huh build‘up them-nuance. Onelonr faced. hollow-eyed. wlxinfinp mun. chronic kicker undo mm beep-way Mines and claim from n town than all the dumb. than cm child: up. cyclona and NM combined. Nit Knhefinc Sullivan. uho h train- ing at Metcy Hospital. VII I Hill!“ Park visitor thin reek. All amped envelope. whidu an spoiledbymhhu entwined ill!“ writing. will!» redeemedbnhcpoc- oficedcwmemuMMnI-e. MgtmpldIâ€"agdbynickhcwâ€" mhmu dumpnnfl:a.ahr «he? mun below manure- meamtumm repaidtothemrdn-zrorendnmedh fro-Ann Amer. w Mic MMMau-mm new stamps. Aflndeened antelope- and ”mp-mammal: W who m then ml: w admfidhmmmm regulations-cc.an My .1:th walnut We! In. Emma Blaine. “'54." °‘ Mt.WakefDIM an: Ind-m at Rubin Put C8500. If: M "aim. Mu. 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