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Miss Carolina White entertainnd twelve guests at an italinn dinner on Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Arthur St. Peter's birthday anniver- sary. Pansios were used for decora- tions. We guarantee our Glam, and will duplicéte your Lenses as " many times as you break them. free for due year. Announcement is made of the mar- riage of Miss Rowena B. Rustin. daughter of Mrs. Abbie Bastin to Mr. Kenneth C. Bennett of Geneva. 11].; The wedding was a quiet one. andi was celebrated at Saginafi, Mich..j where the tinny is spending the sum-5 mer. on Sunday. July twenty-ninth. The younger wt don‘t mind the hot weather at all. They go to Raâ€" vlnia Park. and during the dinner hour enjoy dancing in the domino ball room. The success of this feat- ure at Ravinia this year is mut- able. The best of crowds visit the park and never fail to give the out door dining room their generous patronage. Over Saturday and Sun- day. a man in civilian clothes is quite an unusual thing. The army and navy boys who turn out in strong numbers wearing their uniforms. give the park quite a military air. Among the society folk who have re- cently dined and danced at the‘ black and white pavilion are: The‘ Misses Hoyne. Aileen Kelly. Tom? Glass. Jack Curtiss. The Misses! Shields. Miss Mott, Mr. Alfred Baker.‘ Miss Georgenia Owsley. and Missf Starr of Kenilworth. Many other; people attend regularly. coming from all along the North Shore. from Wau- kegan to Evanston. The good weath- er conditions call out a great number of opera lovers. who during intermisâ€" sion enjoy the privileges of the pavi- lion. \Mrs. E. M, ['mhuch was hostess to thP Worth While circle on Tuesdé} evening. Dancing on the out door platformi at meoor is just as pleasingasever.j and it is attracting just as‘larget crowds. Large parties dine at the} club, preceding the dancing. Those who were hosts and hostesses on‘ Saturday evening at the regular din- ner dance. were Mrs. W. W. Wiliits.‘ Mrs. W. H. Baldwin. Miss Helen Warner, Mr. and Mrs. H. I... (Hidden.3 Mr. and Mrs. Furst. Mr. R. L. Burnap. Mr. and Mrs, George W. Swiggart. and Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Dean. A very guy party was given by Mrs. J. O. Watkins for her daughter. there were thirty guests. Mrs. Fred Fisher was hostess to a number of friends and relatives at a birthday party. Tuesday afternoon. No matter hnw warm the weather may be, it‘s Hen-r [nu “arm for :1 birthday party ()n Munduy after- noon little Elizabeth Richards was hostess to twelve little boys and girls in honor of her seventh birth- day. Dainty refreshments were serv- edtrom a table prettlly decorated in red, white and blue. Music and games of all kinds were enjoyed by the little ones. 131mm @ptiral (En. Optic‘lnb-Optometrizu Oculi-u Central Avenue and Stand Strut PAGE TWO The Social Side of Life Phone Highland Park [80 Local Affairs of the week __ [JV/them :EfThe Eden Machine Washing Mrs. Fred A. Fischer Ontertihked (on guests In honor of her blrthdd anniversary on Tuesday afternoon. Sweet Pens and Nasturtiums were used as decorations. Military and Naval affairs are crowding themselves on to the cal- endar of social activities. and Ex- moor Country Club is doing its share towards entertaining the boys who are in service at Fort Sheridan and ‘Great Lakes. On Satuiiay August Eeleventh the club house will put on llits gala clothes of red. white and ‘blue. and with an added decoration of flowers. the members willjather at 'the club house to welcome a large Aconipuny of officers to a ball and supper. The band from the Great ‘Lakes Naval Training Station will begin to play at seven thirty in the fevening and will furnish music durâ€" ing the entire entertainment. The ball will start at nine and at eleven flipper will be served out of doors. A number of boxes will he built around the Robert P. (‘arr clnneing platform ‘nd will be suitnhl) ileeorated for" the neeasiun. Mr» We Al Alexander ii 'h:;irtna'i vi the (“PCillHt‘ board. as well its being head of the receiving r-omwittee. Mr. and .\lr~. l“ Bum. \Vbitewill entertain at dinner pre- m-«ling the bail. and will have as their guests Mantt‘hfrx Nicholson and his staff atnk-ifaptain and erJ Moffett and his staff.\ The affair i~' to benefit the Army :iiitl\~t\<i\',\‘ relief work. ‘\ Announcement is made of tile murâ€" rium- of Miss Myrtle Moore of (‘hl~ raga. and Mr. Alln-rt (inil of this ml). which took place on Tupslluy. Jul) pwnty-fourth at Woodstock. lll.. Mr. and Mrs. Gall wlll mnke thelr lmmo in this City. Placed in your Home on Pay- ments of $5.00 a month. 11. lb. Datum»! Centnl Ave. and 2nd St Wilmeue Store 11331135 Greenleaf Ave. Telephone 124 Phonelfi hunk: of the bride's parent: on in! Wmim'sdny {Vt-Hint at 918M o'clock in the DFQSC‘pt‘ of a few relative. Ind rrlvnds. Th. wedding ceremony wu performed the chaplain of For! Shvrldnn. e bride wore n dreu of whilv voile q'nd carried a bouquet of hrlde'i rose; and “an ulirnded by Mrs Elmer Clavey of Highland Park ax matron nfhonor, who wore a (in-u of grm-n wolf. and carried u bouquet of ruse-L The groom was aliended by hlx brnthp imlamL who won- lhe military unibrm as did the- groom. tnd chaplain making it a millmry wedding. Mrs. C. H; John-ton And dnuchtor Domthy hug returned from Beau- mont. 'I‘c-uu. where they have been visiting {or On- pul month. Mr. Prim-Cunt: has been called to report for ndhe nervfice In the navy. Mr. and ‘ru. w. A. wmung un- nounco thv u'mrringe 0! (hair daugh- ter. Mlldrt-d'JQ-un In Mr. Almon Pow- e-r‘ n! (ho field artillery of For! Stu-ruin“ uhlch took pllce at the Miss Frames Klemp has accepted n position at e C. M. t 8:. P. rlllrond Office. ‘ MI» Ann. Whale-n wanthe guest of her aunt Mi). Mary Hess of Chic-[0. hut Wednepdny and Thursday. \_ Mr. and in. (‘nrnell and children .1de Charlotte of Elmhunt Iver! thé‘ who: PM luvs!!! of MIR and Mrl. w. 1-2. Eek-sum]. Edward flierrlen of Hlxhlnnd Pfir was the with end guest of Vlrfll Sells. ; The Mist“ Martha and Mnmlc Knrch weri‘tho week end (uni: 0! Nina Julia Dorr o! Auron. Mlzu Eldl' Humbug-F u mum; Miss Lela Olynch or W: (1. thin week. _ \\ Mm. Duhrfih «- and son of Chlcu‘o. worq- the [Menu-I \Mrs. B. Knicker- bocker last. week. \\_ § mam-113w NEWS ITEMS un the- two {(‘nlllrt‘s, clock golf .nd nlNzu-le golf. There wlll be a cake Ibooth with Mrs. Arthur Van Schalck. and Mrs. Irvin Randall In charge. a candy lumth. with Miss Grace An- (lrmm and a numbvr 0! her frlenda in «Marco. and :1 do]! table with lnuiw l‘urr un-l l-Zlho-l Harmon and n gruup ”fauna” friends ln charge. .-\ thir) plepr orchestra all! (urnlsh music for thv enh'rtalnnmm. Tho al- fuir “ill hour-fit NW .\':|\'_\' rvliv! work. Tln-rr “HI lw u ten «Innm' a! Ix» moor (‘nuuln (‘luh llllvl urn-rmxmn Mum (.1 [hr Rem-ru- nfllrrn frnml Fm! Slu-ridnn will he pn‘m‘nl I nr cuurflj: soldier boy. can't parâ€" utlt‘ and gt: to parties at the same time. and ghat is why there won‘t be any dam-in. plntlorm erected on the Robert P. Carr grounds for the bene- i‘lt party oh Saturday afternoon. The boys in F011 Sheridan will pande in (‘hit-agn. Siturday. and because of this tlw dwclng which Wu planned for this occasion will be omitted. l-‘inul urrangumuntn are being made Mrs‘ qulng Randull “as hostess yvstvrdnyjl lunchmm followed by [WU mbloa'n! bridge. Mrs. Charles Dickey ofJiBanmonu Mm. Randall's mother. who Is a guest at the Ru:- dnll homowma honored otthe lunch- eon. it is (h, final touch that main-s or Inurs u pkiuru. A wry (-h-u-r ”finâ€" ui louch"}';u inlnxiuced M the con- clusion ofl a luncheon gin-n by a prominent? Highland Park hoslens last “'t'Q‘ku; Begging to be excused for a mmnvntfshe soon rerurumi hearing :1 prize which Was bestowed upon the xuvstflwho imd best cleared her plate in ' trioiic recognition 0! the miici (or tote national conservation 0! food. Tho priz¢ mu Won by Mrs. Winimld. An e H. o! ununnu'l Interest In u-lvhrnt Tuesday at the Presbyter- hm Hm In nghland Park. belnx thv u-l rntlun 0! the Golden wed- ‘(lmg uf ur. and Mn. James V. SKPI~ ‘urt. (but? to the Illnenx of Mr. Sim» mt thvt’flnlr “as \‘erv quit-t Alter tlu- Hum! fumil» had glam-red In the library ht-ro mmxt {mun-nus flowers “err 1113;1911. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart ontcn-d I?) the Mrulns of Intwnxrin plug-d bf" Mrst Evans. sixtrr 0! (hr tn‘idv. The” n littlr program \uu gin-n. Mitt. Hnywml nlnglnu Darby mud Jmmfu! {my year” mnrrlml. Mn. H\:UI!. () Promise Mr. Tho-n Miss Hnlv in l [rimming mnnm-r prrnent- 0d at little rmm-mhrum‘n- {mm tho- Hnnn'. an” whit-h (“Hum-d congratu- humus hi the h; Hly. Mr. Stewart mu tmrufnt Ht”;1 l-‘ullt. Nmr Yurk. (unu- wv‘ at at! earl) axe and In 1567 lnnlflvd MN; Addie “Inslmh u! Krnushu. Mia. “ The t decor-Non: war. ml. :7th blue. and the mucous hvon rrlad on! the pal-Iona scheme decoration. Dancing lol- lowed t dlnner. A (0 lrlandn helped um Franck l-‘rltsch‘ lebrnte her blrthdu nu- nlvuru hut Friday evening, The "Gift bath" was the future of the evening: : Mr. In. wan». (mm lab Forest n host and host.- ou Pri- dny ev In. a dinner for Imu- llvo [u at Bob O'Unk Golf club. unknown PARKPRISS. memo PARK mum»: (‘onllglurd on page I will still continue to operate my Sfore as heretofore featuring Columbia Graph- ophones and Martha Washington Candles. Yours for better service, j 1v 4---,FREEABaur t La W ' 4.3%" . 0 rim“: 13/97 (3]ng 10" Sta wuh " pur No. 3---FREE, A Package of Playing Cards with every fircfise of 50 cents or over L , No. Z-L-FREE A Durham Duplex Demonstrator Razor pure/tax of 256 or over No. I-- ”FREE A Metal Match Book Holder with every whrle they last . To Celebrate the occasion the following 8 INDUCEMENTS are ofi’ered: My Store will open a United Cigar Store Safi day, August 4, 191'}; My arrangement gives me all the advan tages of buying and selling that any United Cigar Store enjoys. . My customers get the benefit All the famous brands at United Cigar Stores prices. United Certificates with all purchases Iown the store as before and my name remains over the door. 4 . » I have taken advantage of a newgplani; recently put into operation by the gUgited? Cigar Stores Company which makes}. my? store a UNITED CIGAR STORE.’ ' ‘3 "PRATT’S 0 all my Old Friends find all the New Ones tlnb Announcement wnll bring me. { chasé of$1.000rover 39 South St. Johns Avenue 3561 AL E?-