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:16: 13W. Invitations are out for a dance at the Highland Park club for Wednes- day evening. November fifteenth. Mrs. S. W. Cregier. and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wuhburn are giving the affair. complimentary to Mrs. Chester W. Chapln. who Is the guest of Mrs. C. H. Chapin. A musicale Is planned {or the even- ing of November sixteenth at the Steever home on N. Sheridan Road. A large crowd of members and friends gathered at the Highland Park club on Tuesday evening and enjoyed an evening of dancing. cards and motion pictures. The evening was made very interesting by election returns which came over a special wire installed at the club house. Mr. and Mrs. S. Parker Johnston will be host and hostess at nlne tables of bridge. Tuesday evening at their home on Waverly Ave. Rev. and Mrs. Van Evera of Chiâ€" cago. formerly of this city. entertain- ed a number of their friends at a six oclock dinner Thursday .evening. Those persent from here were: Don Hunson. Nettie and Herbert Moon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Halnes, W. Noeren- berg. Rev. A Mlererhofl’. Clinton Fritsch. Clyde. Olive and Faith Haefle and Pearl Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Bletsch of‘ Moraine Road. entertained a large; party of young people at their home.i Friday evening in honor of their son] William and his bride. Miss Lillian’ Marie Josephine Schueler. whose wedding took place October 26th at Covington. Kentucky. The decora- xions troughout the house were as combination of pink roses and ferns? while the dancing room was beau-1 tiful in autumn foliage. A pleasâ€"6 ant program of games with prises! and dancing were followed by reâ€"' freshments served by a caterer. Each guest on leaving was presented with a souvenir box of wedding cake. Miss Marguerite Schafer entertain- ed at luncheon and bridge Wednes- ‘lay afternoon at her home on Sherl- dan Road. Decoration were yellow chrysamhemums. A bazaar and supper will be given Thursday. November 9th. In the 3.3- sembly rooms of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church by the Ladies aid society. Several of Anna Witten's little friends helped her celebrate her nleventh birthday on Sunday after- noon A sewing club has been organized my some of tho girls in town and the first meeting was held Monday night at the home of Mrs. Frank Swanson. Mrs. Hary Parkin entertained the Alpha Chapter of the Westminster Guild on Wednesday. and at the next meeting of the Guild on Wednesday. Mrs. A. Lawrence Mills wlll be host- PAGE “'0 H V---A H The Social Side of Life “Watch for our Specials on Dry Cleaning” $1.00 GreatSuitSpecial $1.00 High Class Luanda-en French Dry (Jenner- Your laundry work is called for regularly and delivered to you far better than waherwomen can possibly do it. Your laundry is abmlutely sanitary. being laundered in well-lighted sanitary buildings instead of some-body's basement and there is no disappointment of your washerwomen failing to be there when expected. When prices are high it is a great saving to have your laundry work rough dried or finished complete at our special rates. You will find it to your interest to send us all your laundry as the greater the number of pieces the lower the rate is. Let us have a trial family wash to show you how well we do laundering. We promise you will be satisfied. It cmnot be urged too strongly: the advanuge of having your family laundry work done by a power laundry. Phones 178-179â€"471 Local Affairs of the week n M Bytthhocrvu' E Thc.l (1:13' is i gum! Lilorutur. ’Cnrlvmn M. V. Mrs. (‘rnig of (‘hivugm \‘ldtcd he'r duughlrr at (11:,- awnciutinn Tuvsdny. The (‘emral Fivld Y. W. C. A. com- prlsing lllinols. lmlinnu. Mlchlgnn and “'lsconaln l~ hnldink a [1.1de Council in Chicago this “well, Thursâ€" day. Friday and Saturday In tln- Cen- trnl Eleanor cluh Stun-us Buildlnz. Many from thw l4K“|l :wuwinllnn urv in nttemlanmu T?“' Y. \V. (‘. A. lmurll will have Its mummy nun-(in: Tummy. Nm: H at ten o'clock. Y. \\'. t‘. A. hcmlqunrh-N h)‘ mun) festivities. The rnmnn um»- :l-‘curub 9d appropriately in 3va’ and black. Pumpkins, black oats and “itchc-s were found in vu-ry cnmm-ivuhlc corner and nddwl much (n ”w nu-n riment u! the so-nv. Th:- {nlluwinz Clubs entortulnm! [luringr Um “wok. Thv Frionlhhip, thn- Him-MHL the Aster. Th0 Friday niL'hL Em‘h HH'IXI- ber invited a {riwnd zIn-l thud nmny \wrv- privilogvd tn vnju; the rmmw. The m-w gymnmium i~' prminu n-ry nttractiu- fur tlw many mom! :1!- fairs (‘nnnvcted uith [hr quialiuu Thv dancing cluww Sluudny anor- noon and ovenim: nrn- grnwing perâ€" ceptihly. Hut thvn- i~ :tiil roam fur more. Thv cluh r fourth med‘ A Shukt-spe-nun px'uur xm \\ ‘ll be given. Miss Murinn ann “111 sing and Mrs. Wimhrup (hrlmg n! lem‘m‘ will rm“! .1 pumz' m1 “Thv (‘omparisnn of I!!-- Shukmpmrmn vainc “uh thv \IvuL-rn Iln~rn|11v.' Thv next ln(“'ti-'1Kl’flht‘t’x‘llli ('lub will take placv ’I‘uwlh)’ (lfh'rhhull at two thirty. 'I‘vm good crowd:~ saw Huluvrddt ton's “Thv L2H! nil)" of I‘v‘mpwiif givnn (m Thursdny Hfhrmxrn mu m‘oninxz. Frid.n_\'s maliun DIFHIH" won» "Guarding UM Glam." JIM! In morrnw’s motinn picturvs Jr“ in h. "Little Sunset." .1 m4.- hall .xmr). }{ll]ln\\'("l'll “‘11 Tnnight Irvin: Bach-Her “2‘1 spr’tk "Keeping up “uh Liz/iv" Highland Park Club Y. W. C. A. News Ossoli Club a <‘wh'hf‘fll :nlqunrh-N [‘INIIIH \\ t'l' Hrp rh lll‘lh.“ H'Ilw-m mum h w] m “11' by man) .l-‘curub ml black. “itch-s m-vivuhlc Hn- nu-r‘ fnlluwinz m “wok. bird. the wrumv." [ht A” t. Mrs. HI 1H) d i< lhiHL' M~ Imn vvu "Hun In Stud and What In Stud)", Snphnmon [t-xu‘hr-N and pupil-. :mkw. .n'n- prom ing by hh rn'vlh-m HH'UHK!‘ Suphum mwn hvron «ppm ”Ir “m Highlund Park. \‘l-ilmg l frivnds. Shv H nu“ huMin film” Hf (‘nunU' Adh'uu’ fur kukm- (“mun Hnmv Impr-u. *IK‘iJTII'H. “HP: h-znhxz ”‘1: I' kflkn-I )nH~ \M‘rr u M I Hulzvzn- Trvmuinn :\ Inn-mPM-r w! (M Prowhmzm PM“. hne nmx-ndlrnls. .md I~ m prwu-hl In tho- Strm-hr HU~pt- ML 2606 (‘.\|um~~l .'\\o‘l.1-'_ ('hlx'mu n [irmmq rl‘ivl‘ .\lr, Sum!“ H ul‘lrnlmu .‘li‘Y- Jt'fiilt \l nur munirts uhu uuldn! lhrmm-lvrn .md urn! (hrnuxh Hn' rn-qulrml mm“. mvhh \uthuul ;\ ~lnulr mhlnkv Thv Fin! MA! \"uluntw-r~ .ulm :lhl splenv 41M!» I'hv Hlxh Srhn-vl Hun! (Md M) m-ll in." it (mmpurml {.nmuhl) with (In- Yum! (rum (hr Trumhx Simian Thvrv “1|“ 2| largn- "mm! pn-scnt. .\l.|h\ Hf tho Imllunnl uuzlrd~vm-n \I‘hu punnw plum-d h ~inn Hf [hr “V“ IN! tht- column M Thu- rmivn hold nt Fort Sheri- ill”) lust Saturday in ‘llh'h tho High School (‘adet (‘orps and Auxiliaries took part. was a complete nut-coal The boys and girls “fell in" at the High School at one o'clock and were taken up to the Port in automobile- kindly !urninhed by tho Lake County Motor Club. The organimtlonn were formed up with the sailors from the Training Station at the- right, then the band. two companies- from Decr- field-Shields High School nnd one from the Waukelan High Svhml, thr First Aid Volunteers. nml uutam from thv Nortlmc-ste-rn Militm') :Iml Nmnl Armin-m) o! Laki- (;V'll¢‘\.i (By the Students) Friday. on this hard-worked Icrlbe prophesied, we boot Thornton Huh School by I score 0! “-3. The (one was worked chiefly by Its [rt-At num- ber of fumbles. The touchdown- wcro gathered In by Burrldge and Smith and the goals wen- kitted by J. Bell. Sr“ Saturday morning, (he «lov- vulh n! Nm‘vmhvr at 10:00 n. m.. we tnkv nu Wnukvxnn M Luke Futon Cullvgo field and \w nhmluh-ly guar- :mlm- a vlclury. W.» leullgly urge the football dump-m of Highland Park. balm Fun-rel 11ml ‘,4|kl' lllufi to Witness thla contest bemuw vu- can assure you It will he mun-(lung “urth seelng. HM l'l \.‘ TIM. III Jmuh- F. Edmundwn [hu‘ lN‘thHC St‘h'VH‘V‘ u H m-ml High School No(cs i 1 n! hurt] H first re-ximrnt [In H' HI\0'I‘~I l‘riv-r 1| hm mhl)‘ 11;» HI \HI'J tun “mu rr tl Jun ulHlL’ “In! u“ huhHHK [ht Manr‘hx (ruin-«l quh'“ \l 1).. Trunmn \Ivl n! H! HI. .‘v‘t'k- H.- “ In Stud) Sophomore H rm! 1n liq-pun rt Thur!) '1! \I rmixu III lH-mm ”Iv-.111 Hhrr mam H [hr Hmh Knn In .1! Trh-r. {nil-l I». Klrr l hn I“! In lL'H 3H mink lhl (‘1 mm hnH I?“ It '3, Mix.- \lnrx ly elI-dn-d pn lunvhroh :\ 'zx lt'ndt-(l H‘- m m Hn «ht»- M111 h TLI' 'H‘Y Aid Stu-Iv“ nf Mrs En "Ark .\'v>\t U-zluun Auuhar) L'ILAIII- kumlu gr! (n2 vnuuhl H ul~ nu‘t) \Ht', 1 v ”H- l I'lnl't’ I|fnul| Prngrnm fur nl-xl Sundn} Sunda) School Mnrnmz Worship, Suflh L’IJHH ulnrmnz Worship, Suflhh ernlnx Won-hip, Engllnh nul Ir Monday “lament: the who. u Imlled to pm- Mr. “'. E. Land W. l-‘vld Axe-m o! the Amt-Hen; Urn-"t Life- Saving Corps. demo. nte mulhndu u! Mfr saving In the. m- nmdum (ml. 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