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,. 15D 6...»??? 214A. The annual children's carnival which is given under the auspices of the Ravlnia Club was held last Thursday afternoon at Ravinia Park. The parade which was led by Mr. Hyatt of New Trier and which was the main feature of the afternoon commenced at two o'clock on the athletic field with nearly a thousand children participating in it. Most of the kiddies came in costume making the aflair most attractive. There were Indians. Japanese. Turkish and Span- ish as well as Red Cross Nurses. Soldiers and sailors represented. Then too came the old fashioned girl. Little Bo-Peep. fairies and Puritan ladies. Music was furnished by the Gienwood and Aliandale Beys' Bands. The drill given by the Glencoe Jun- ior Home Guards Was certainly a great credit to the boys and their in- structors. All of the North Shore towns were well represented. During the intermission the Misses Hahn and Joan Pierce displayed some very ar- tistic dancing after which the child- ren returned to the athletic field where games were enjoyed. Every Thursday there will be games of varâ€" ious kinds arranged for the children to play during the intermission. on the athletic field. Mr. and Mrs. William Booth of N. Second St., announce the marriage of their daughter Martha Anna to Mr. Cliiford Oliver Wiles of Lawton. Oklahoma. A tea dance is to be given at Exâ€" moor Club today for the young peo- ple. As usual there will be a num- ber of boys from Fort Sheridan who will enjoy the hospitality of the club. The Luther League of the Swedish Lutheran church. Highwood met on Tuesday evening with Miss Esther Swanson of Highwood. Among those who are entertalnlnx at luncheon and bridge today at Ex- moor Country Club. are Mrs. Frank- lin Hussey and Mrs. Paul Stlen- brecher. Red Cross knitting and sewing will be the feature today as ls the usual Thursday custom. Little Miriam Oleson entertained a few friends last Wednesday afternoon in honor of her sixth birthday an- niversary. PAGE TWO Manson @ntiml 010. The Social Side of Life Opti: In (‘pl Cemral Avcnue and Scsond Strut Phone Highland Park 1:50 High Clnss Lnunderers French Dry Cleaner: Phones 178 and 179 1 Ms Ocui Ms Local Affairs of the week éThefEden Washing ‘O-Sl'pl‘lllfll. and Mr. Harold l-‘ulla-n Ayers. violinist. The following is Miss Wyne's program: "Bird of the Wilderness." Hon-imam The Blind Girl's Song. La Gioconda; Songs My Mother Taught Me." Dvorak: The Open Secret. Woodman. Children‘s Day is being celebrated today with a piano talk. “Rhinegold” by Mrs. Wil- liam Spencer (,‘rmzhy. Operas and concerts for the rest of the week are tonight. Madame Butterfly; Friday. Jewels of the Madonna and (‘aval- lerla Rusticanna; Saturday. La Boheme; Sunday. Rigoletto; Monday. Concert of Wagner music with Har- ry Weisbach and Bruno Steindel as soloists: Tuesday. The Secret of Suzanne. and the Doll Scene from The Tales of Hoffman; Weneaday. Manon; Thureday. Martha; Friday. Pagliaccl; Saturday. Manon. The garden golf party given by Mr. and Mrs. llohert F. (‘urr on their inwn last Saturday “as :1 great suc- co» financially as well as socially. The sum of $1.100 was raised for the Great Lakes auxiliary oi the Navy relief society which will ln- ll“t'll llll- mediately for the needs of th\- nnvy. Flags were used as decorations on the lawn. There were three hundred people who attended this affair. Mra. Ward W. Willits Won tln- lamp. and Miss Marian Moseley mm the doll's Machine Thc student artist day program for tomorrow afternoon at Ravlnlu Park “ill include Miss Evelyn Wyne. mos- Among the gayest of fvstivltivs at tending the closing of the first R 0. T. C. at Port Sheridan is the 0f- iloor's ball at Exmoor (‘onnlry (‘luh, Saturday evening. Everything is go- ing nicely and the committees are very busy with final arrnngvmonts. The decorations for the hull are in tho hands of a committee consisting 0! D. P. Kelly. chairman; Richmond Dean and Robert H. Hunter, The Robert P (‘nrr dancing pavilion will he transformer] into a court of honor, with arches of lights and foliage Mrs. Allan Clement o-ntertained eight guests at Iunchwm at l-Ixmmr on Tuesday for Mrs. Frank Part- ridge. brass bed Placed in your Home on Pay- ments of $5.00 a month. mm EMMr§Mp E. 71). Dunntmarh Central Ave. and 2nd 5! Phone 186 lemmtc Stare 11 13-1135 Greenleaf Ave Telrphone 124 built our 0 tor of all-duped boxes 30.11.11“ bull will with the ammo. ofColnnc mm In. Wlllllun J. A bullet I the dinner music will from xhv ( lion and PI ant-ruling ihv eveninl training :4! and linml I in NW rl‘ holders fol and .‘h‘l‘dfll lyn \\'urro Hauling». ( “’nltrr Mll Nichol-on lofleu a Mr. Watkins. o! Ubertyville. hrm aduser of Lake County, will take the Boy Scout»: on ¢ three day [our 0! model farm lhh week, camping at Uruce andXSlocam'n lakes at night. Cam-Hus mid Richard flaunt: and wane Haulin- mllbeamunu luc ant! w): wuo use pp [he purl). many on Qctober 26. 1343. and ha been In America for forty one yenn and in Doorman! manly-nine yen-n. The luner services look place on Tuesday a ernuon at two o‘clock at. the St. Pauls church. Me was bur- led in the; Dee-weld cemetery. Ir. Juhrend In nurv’ved by 3 wife. two daughters. Mrs. Albert Haxgh and Mrs. Juliud Johnson and four was. Edward. O‘lo, Peter and Henry Juhreud . MI lluddlph [hunk sun othr. and Mrs. T. ' Klmak was married lo Mi» Mzm- Flaming of Chicago. Suuday mint. Mr. and In. Knuuk wen_ to humus: Clly on their wedding toflr. men male Mia. ulmer Line) 0“ mamanu n: Buuuuy and Moudu.: mr. and nuns. \Hluum' Sella um; uauxutcr flermoe were [no xueuu‘ ox mr. uuugmra. r‘reu Sell; Sunday Loruon sin At'thur hreu 315“.ch mr. Austin n‘lcmp In drum; for Colonel mdhulaun ox run anenuau. Mr. uud'fmra. Uuuluuou and mu Ralph Ul thagb Were 1m- guests 0! Mr. and Mb. Ber! Eaton Sunday. Mrs Hairy Parsons 01 Idaho. h; \lsiting mm. B. 8. Jordan. Mr. Parana has returned from his trip in Michigan. 'I‘Iu- mee‘lng n! the Red ('russ chapter wu had on the Whiting hmn L'lh'l Iucadty an the Community HOusv is ing temudvlod. Mrs. Fid- ward (‘ud y. In taught Hu- work- ers how Id knit: heel: In .vux'kfl. During t «- rvoovathm of (m- (‘nm< munil)‘ H ‘130 the fil‘TVICQ‘fl of the Primary quartmmn will be heid on ”16- lanL . Nu vvvnllg wn'icvs will kw hold In Nu vvvnllg wn'icvs will kw hold In (hr church during August. Mr. Stephmms prvm-hl-d on "The (Ere-Ht Reconcilur" Sunday mnrm’mz. \H-s IAIHI~£. Hum» In! Mr (‘hri~llan Fndunnr muting In the t-u-nlmz. Hm sully-ct n! which u :u "Tln- \Inn “hm Phtnta_HImBelf." The u-nahors and officers of the Sunday so I had A muting Mun- dny ovenln m rfecl plans !nr a picnic to b. hc-la the In! of Augum in Barret's "Voods at Half Day. .\lr. and Mrs. Elmer 0". Mr. and Mrs. Will Woldenhoff and Miss Ednl ()u n! llaan-ood were the guest- ul MI. uml “rm W. l'luun- Sunday. Mr‘ Dun Wosy‘llng and daughter Gladys weto guest: at the George Stanger hotne- Inst week. Mr. (‘lada Henry Juhrend dled {mm nn mum-k of diabetes at his hnnu- on Entuniny evenlnl. Ir. Juhrn-ml w horn in Linden. Ger- ma miwim Pram PALSS. mam PARK rum ldwnrd Colonel Im- rflel‘ thyterlm (‘h-rth Hm-d 'p In l I“)? vrs for ! .\h-min.c- \\'u “1).. Mluer. l Finn-u 'urn‘jd. A n‘ Slit)’. stfllum MI” I ‘p akpg l 'lmHu-ll'fl‘ ftp! "I1 n and Hrs rowed!“ will be per l'lllflkt' Sunday. and daughter' at the George week. I Juhrend died‘ diabetes at his eveninl. Ir. ‘ :11 Linden. Ger- , 1843. and nu forty one yearn. auty-nine years. i took place on t two o‘clock at. 1. He was bury cemetery. Ir. by a wile. two. wrt Ha‘gir and and four was. r and Henry III": III IIIIIIIIIIIIII k sun of Dr. and . was married lo ; of t'llicngu. Mr. and Ira. as City on their bertyville. farm 1), will take the: rec day [our 0! ml oamninn at ‘. 12 N. Sheridan Road Telephone 2§7 Expert Repairing Done Promptly For the past eighteen years it has been our custom to offer to our patrons exceptional bargains in summer Footwear during the month of August while the seas n is still Open and our line is s11 practically unbroken. This sale gives an unusual opportunity lo procure White Slippers and Pumps for women and girls arid Low Shoes and Oxfords for men and boys at particularly low priCES of Shoes 1 J. AI’WEiIfi‘MfiAHL ) Other broken lines $4.00 and $5.00 Values-{Q reduced to $3.00 and $4.00 . g White Slippers and Pumps ‘ All $3.00 values in White Slip- pers and Pumps will go for. Children’s and Boys’ Low Shoes Remember, the August Sale of Shoes is an opportunity to supply your family and yourself with Shoes for future needs. Men’s Oxfords reduced to $432 and $592 at Substantial Reductions Exceptional Bargains in For Men, Wamén