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Mrs. Ralph A. Bard entertained um- hundred guests at afternoon tea f‘ru'v'. 10:1‘ to 51x on Fridav afternoon. Th r-v who y-n'rh'ed were “rs Bard and he: sister Mrs. James ('ornell of (‘hn-ugu, ah§i>tfid by Mesdames Scilar Bullard. George Childs. Edward Smith. Roger Vail. Charles LeflingWell, Robert Buckley, Henry Glidden. Georgy Moore. Theodore Buzz, George Bard and Francis Bard. Messrs. Howard Stoker, Fred Juh» rend. Walter Enger and Mines Minta McGath, Isabelle Huestis and Mar- garet Webster spent Tuesday at Diu- mond Lake. The Highland Park W. C. T. L'. held their monthly meeting this week with Mrs. John Christma'i of W. Laurel Ave. It was mission flower day and a large number of members and guests were present. After the business meeting and a short proâ€" gram light refreshments were served. Flowers Were sent out to sick friends. The outâ€"ofâ€"town guests were Mrs. Eleanor Young and Mrs. Chris- tian. both of Waukegan. Mrs. Arthur McPherson entertmned informally on Friday afternoon for her guest. Mrs. Clarence Livingston Holt. Little Lena Zwetow entertained fif- teen friends at a party yesterday af- ternoon. Games and refreshments pleased the little folk during {he af- ternoon. On Tuesday thirty friends of Mr. and Mrs. Parnell and Miss Gertrude Zahnle enjoyed a trip to River Woods near Half Day where they spent the day fishing and playing games. A large lunch was furnished and after supper they returned to Highland Park. In the evening Miss Zahnle, Mr. and Mrs. Parnell entertained their friends at a delightful dance, after which dainty refreshments were served. Every one present had a most delightful time. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar F. Bell were host and hostess to fifty friends and relatives on Tuesday afternoon and evening at their annual Fourth of July celebration. A delicious supper was served on the porch and lawn. Dancing, tennis and baseball were the features of the day. Mr. and Mrs. Parnell of North 23”?“ (01192?- Green Bay Road entertained several Mrs. l. H. Norris and «laughter. friends on Sunday evening. Dancing Miss Eloiw. of Hugh.“ 5“th (1m. was the main feature of the evening. lina. is spending the ”mm” M m. The sewing circle of the United home of the farmer's Flilo‘r. .‘ll\, Evangelical Church met at the home Robert W. Schneider of lil’l‘t‘n Buy of Miss Elsie Rose on Friday evening. Road. These low rates were adopted to make I send us their entire laundry work and h: you to send your dresses. skirts, waists. above rate but we must receive all )1)“, (21:, as well. The reason is to give you any laundry work at home and make It Families that have accepted this plan arc greatly pleased and it to their friends‘ We wam you to try n. The Social Side of Life JAMES ECONOMOS OME of our patrons are not sure as to just what they should send us in order to get our new Finished Family Laundry Rate of 36 pieces ’ for 5%: each. 60 pieces for SC each and 100 pieces at 4c each. To make it clear to everyone we give the following explanation; Phooe237 High‘Clau Launderen Fr'ench Dry Phones 178-479â€"471 HIGHLAND Inn Maugham Sunday Special Caramel Ice Cream Local Affairs of the week P R was; a. pted to make It cheap enough tor every family to ry work and have ll finished complete This allows skins, waists. underwcar, blankets. etc. at the eceive all ymr Ila! work. handh-n'hwrs, staking; is to give you the opportunity to do away wnh e and make It {an to all. By thc Oboerver ing “ere: Mix and Mr.» WA A Afvx .mdcr MI» Ju"phllk' l .mdux: \" John (;!kl>>, Mrs. Hn'reu L. .Vh'im" and Mr» J. Mvagnr \dmu. (Ho-v four hundred pcuph‘ dun-d and 11mm”! n: the pavilion; n1: thv cvvnmg n? the 0178mm: (-5 ‘hv 191'; \eamn at ”h‘ A1110”? (hnn‘ w nor partle> m (1m .nt Rmmm Park ing “ere: Min mu: park upemnz Several young people (run; L'mwd Evangelical ('hurrh mu to Long Lukc and Iimmumd Ink. spent the day, Tuesday. The Glorious Fnurth Wu: nm-I Ungl)‘ celehruh-d UL Tuesday all [-2 moor ('lub. During the day gulf w enjoyed on thc heauuful lmks, u in the evening a large numiu-r «vi guest: dined at the club and damn-ii on the outdoor platform. amid aiccuru- {ions uf flags and fiowcn. Th..- prz-ii) culored lights wrrv used and thrinwv; on the dancers made a nio.~'. artistii' and colorful picturv. Among thusc entertaining at dinner partlx'» \u-n- Mr. and Mrs. A. (E. Van Schaick, Mr and Mrs. Richmond Dean. Mr. [Might Smith. Mr. and Mrs. (K J. (uniii-M. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wyles. .‘ihN‘ i’rx-s singer, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Jawiuun. Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, Mr, urn Mrs. H. H. Loixieii. Mr. .wd Mr~' Norwood Bard, Mr. and Mrs. Wilimm Plant, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. (Hidden Mr. and Mrs. (‘. U. Alexandr. Mr and Mrs. J. F. 1.. ('urtls. Mix and Mri John Glass, Mr. and Mrs. E, Tywr‘ Mr‘ and Mrs. Samuel Slade, Mr. Jack Curtis. Mr. and Mre. (20011!" Mus-nu and Mr. and Mrs‘ John W. Eemondl Today is ladies' golf day with luncheon and bridge parties. Miss (h-nevn-ve Mott ut' 1'24 Lau Ave. was hostcss nu Saturday an small dinner party. hunormg hvr \M end guest. Miss Mnlwl Lmn Hf V vazu. After dmm-r the guwts (ended the opera “Luvm,” m Rum" Park. Mr. Ernest Forest of Rockford spent the week end u~ the guest w Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shelton. Miss Lillie Bell grudumed Jum- frum the Chicago National Km garten College. GEORGE BRIGGS. JR 360 Central Ave. Cleaners Local hr mmng I dour pm ml Suturde mw r90 mn‘rnd gue‘ts at m Kuvmlu muh Kinder {Vhl H U re I! WBINATWN VIEW UHIVING 300m AND liiNlNG 800M EXTENSIBN Thin t aldm; \\ k’ clnfilx‘ ux 1'0““) I'm”) rwvln 1‘01“: lrn-L-d Si? «‘lonr, 801‘”le MI-ry and plumbing" M' Mn'fi 1 {mm 3 mk, u H '1 [In-Mum! The lnlpra up [II ”n' w . The ll;(";\‘. 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