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GRANT, CaShu‘r I’d/7 U ' u e I’rrs AVE. Mm William M. Lovell gave-a dengnm ful informal reception on last Tuesday; ntternoon from (our to six o'clock. at her: ; home on Prospect Ave. to welcome her; {daughter, Mrs. W. T. UnderWood who; ihas spent the past year abroad. The! ihouse was attractively decorated with I [the late spring flowers given the hostess; by her friends, Those assisting in re- }‘ §ceiving were Mrs E. P. Sedgwnclt, Mrs. 'C. A. Smith. Mrs. lm J. Geer, Mrs. Carlefi - [on Moseley, Mrs‘ R. Calvin Dobson, and 3 Mrs. William R. Ruflner. Among the; iyoung ladies who asststed in the dining 'room were the Misses Mary French. ; ' Dorothy Bastin. Rowena Basun, Ruth 1 IBeardsiey, Aristine Knaap of Chicago. 1. ' and Miss McCoy of llogalusa, La. lntht"1 ‘evening Mrsr Lovell opened her home to; ‘ the young people and some fifty or more‘ boy and girl friends of Lovell and Tom ‘ Underwood Were present to enjoy a gala evening of dancing. | Additionéi Observer Mrs. Charles I. Harbaugh entertained at a beach party on lasx Tuesday alter noon for her younger daughter, Mildred Harbaugh. The guests Were Margaret Sedgwick. £112.11th Morrison, Ruth “'nmpr Karherme Muttin. and Muriel The first regular nieetin of the Rad . - g llniverri ies of Minnesota, \ \n n ‘ _ .r v ' e 11 ”:d’UUb ”Us 5835““ “45 _hf'ld 335‘ 1 Illinois and Indiana. Northwes‘ ‘uet ay morning at the Ravinia lark I \‘CYHIy, lame: Milliken l kasmo Wllh a large attendance, After “UH” College Knox College h ~ -» . . . i . .' ' t e regularibusint-s‘s part 01 the pnvgrani Lollege. are m attendance. T M“ l'xuth “"fl‘” V’H‘m read 3 synopsis \ ings Will be devoted to busines: (fit the pageant which Flown: C(ins'llifred l and the afternoons and "an,“ or presentation next a at ziVinia ark . ‘ . , - MW '\ ‘t E R t. . , Aalluirs. ()n Fridii) atternoon a nni t .Joiiu. chairman of tht}“11ll)€ “we“ to which all al children's afternoons. gave an outline 0! ‘ tht‘ “mm“. a“. invited. the programs planned tor these days. tho.“ Mr and'Mrs l’e el and pa tlt‘ldll: ot which wlll be printed in next A ‘ ' K 1 stopped here {or a lew days week's paper. . . c , _ . Ll“. L Ranch and M. Reynolds u brhe Sifmldimn s afternoon Wlll lx- ; were week-end guests. oserv , l' . . i . - “H“ l) “H “mm A (a r)‘ An automobile party of l play in dance pLintomine entitled, "The l w) ) )ed at the hall last S‘unda Moon Princess". thl bc given under the l d H ‘ direction of Miss Doris lluniphry of Oak 1": . Park. There is to be a large cast. The . truest: that arrived for "1 .entertainment Wlll be held in the theater .3“ ‘Vfiilhclmina Bribnck. ha [These afternoons will be free to every- l0! Lhicago. and M'” Ed‘m h of Middletown, lnd. lone this year. . There will be a dance at l ' The n o L been . . . : Ju l r eague has reorgan l Saturday night and quite an lized into what Will be known this year as‘» . is expected. l the Socill Committee of which Mrs. W. A. l 1 Alexander and Mrs. Frank R. Full of} N... Boob u the Public L.Nl/"innetka. are chairmen. The Ravinia Following is a rm of n" EClub has planned a series of tea-dansants . cently entered in the Public l l‘which WI“ take place every Monday. Captivating Mary Carsturt. iWednesday and Friday from five “mi author Queed leight o'clock. These parties will be ‘: Anybody But Anne ______ ichapcroned by different members of the 1 From an Island 0‘”me . y _ lRavinia Club board. At each dance a 1 News from the Duchy ’’’’’ C ‘ new leature of the modern dances will be ‘ You never know yin” Luck I j: tllustrated by young people from ‘he "3’ i Clammer ......... f nous suburbs along the North Shore wh" } Ariadne of Allan W lare experts in the new steps. The officers ‘ Pidgin Island. . . . lot the Ravinia Club are: Mrs Harold F. ‘ Marrycrt. _ ~_ “,1 l McCormick, Honorary President; Mrs. l Milky Way E Frank R. McMullin, President; Mrs. Ed- l One Year of Pierrot ‘win L. Lobdell, lst Vice President; Miss . Goldfilh l Miriam Steevr’r, Recording Secretary; ‘-, Overland Red 1 Miss Katherine Forrest. ol Winnetka, . Home fCorresponding Secretary; Mrs. George A 3 Rung Hol. .. iThorne. also of Winnetka. Treasurer and ‘ Seen and L'nscen at Strattu l Mrs. Everett L Millard. Chairman of 1°, ___________ :cal board in Highland Park. ‘ World 5“ Free VVVVVV . #1 ater l .| Warner, Kalherme Mumn Payne. A little boy ohlldreu's par was mum: un mm that min-h Did His Part. A little boy u! the mm lnvlu-(l to I Pltlldreu's party. The next an; he was glvlng un account of the fun and mild that out-l1 H! the little \‘lsltnrs had contributed t‘ltllel' n song. 2: rcvltutlon or muslc for the pleasu‘ré of the rest; “Oh. poor little Juck!’ sald his muth‘ er. "flow \‘ery unfortunate you could do nothlngY" .. W, ,n.,..." rnnllod ‘he H es. I (‘Olll ,_ . ‘ ..â€" < ‘ young hom‘f‘“ my prayers?" 0! ' Altruilm. \VHHeâ€"f‘nw. What is Y‘nWâ€"An :mruifl is n m: léx'md with Hu- \\':l_\' tlw run um] the “my the lull hum]. my son \‘im-‘rwaut “Hun Tennis slippers are better than those purchased else where. H M. Lovell gave'a deligh! [7 rquyi. Blomdahl’s Poor \\'h.1[‘ If.“ N's; t's the Mafia? Mu: than mung up your nosé at? ull of sand find grit. Mr Junk here. my nmn. QM mum In grumble or {O Prlvuuâ€"Well. l wintry '3 Heer Mun is un nnrulsr': fl is 11 man whu ls nut way tlw gm'ernIm-nt 1-4 y the hull {emu ls mun \‘im-‘rwautl ‘lInquin-r "'1 stood up m Francisco sc’hn.’ H )ufiv u ”H" Jre of the rest ‘Balkans... v- said his mum qHarpers Gasoline 538"“: Photo Supplies rt ‘r‘n'r 01w Vand mid smr I Y H \ll III I“) l Gamma Province ol‘l‘i Beta Phi Fun-“I ‘ Lernity is holdmg its syllaha at lhghland ll 1 Hall Young Women from the Sutc‘ ll'mwrn ms of Minnesota, \‘szconsmh l lllmm; and Indiana. Nurthweslern L'nl-l lvcrxny, James Milhken l'niversny. Ruth-r College, Knox College. Lombard LL'olloge, arc in attendance. The morn~ ‘ymgs Will be devote-d to business meetings l l and the afternoons and evemngs to social laflznrs. On Friday alternuon a revephon "imll he gn’eh, {.0 which all alumnae in lithe vu‘mlt)‘ arc invilrd. ; Mr‘ and Mrs. l’t‘flt‘l and party of six 1 flopped here {or a few days last week. i F. C, Ranch and M. Reynolds 0! Chicago. " l wcw week-end guests. v x . - ' ‘1 An amnmuhlle party of {en people :lstnpped at the hall last Sunday and Mun- l _ x d n. Guests that arrived for lhc summct are lehclmina Bnbnck. Kate B. Mulcr at Chicago. and Miss Edith Irene Cooper of Middlemwn, Ind. There will be a dance at the hall on Miss Bertha-Friedman 124 N.Gmn World Set Free ...... . Bedcsman, . .. Bad Times. A . . Hyacinth ........ Chance. ,‘. Child of the Orient. They WhoKnock atOur m- SHL day n! Ju! (hurt-.111” .I~ l‘ <' mil permit haul a>w>~mv2 xiunmcnts mm I! My (3’. ) per xvi) msmlln enh hum 11'1)‘h|("‘“ sad day .m and mam K Highland Hall menl. mm a! lhghwmd. Iihfims QM am yfihwiz Mail: close as (”Hun 5, 7:13 I. m. for all pumxs nurth. 3*, :8 a. m. (or all poims extept local north, HAS 1 m. {or all points nonh. 12.35 p. m. for all pom except local north; 2:13 p. m {at all point; touth. and Highwood; 3.01 p.m.for :1! points north except High- wood; 5:0 p. m. for all points; 630 p‘ m {at d‘» pom“. Sundly: 5:46 p. m. (or all 0.1914 rmn zap;H gum“: Pm mu Service \rul is a hat of new books d in the Public Librnry: Aarv Carsturx. Harri B” Rad Tel. 763-L n! (In Public Libnry fur an assessment xxxpruwmcm sword 1m .|\~C$~‘ll1thl rull ml Iz'tu'md 1.. 3.x“! rung Hun-MP. “-‘i ho ! >{Juh \1‘ I'I'. '.': ht ”mod to at Stratfurd on M'on ..Howclls .. . .Wells . . ....... Shrine ........ B‘rmingham HUBirmingham . . . ‘ .. Conrad 11. .., ..... Brown atOur Gates... Antin Sloane -‘-‘nm’ru- ,.. . . ..\'errill (UH the County Lullfl n assessment for the menu-m atmrdmg to _-.-<\‘lnl~nl roll haung DALE SWEEIIAND’S PHARMACY ”Mum. A HUD t the hall on an attendance . . , .Welll ....... Waller Quiller-Couch K ...... Parker ..... Hopkin- Harrison, . . .McCall Madlralh ‘Bachcllcr‘ June 1* nd aux-55 Mugd)‘ m AUTOMOBILES amuw (1le North Chicago, Illinois One block north of C. N. W. 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