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3Â¥ #f E a #K 3# 7%, o No wedding or engagement. anâ€" nouncement will be published in the Press unless it beats the signature, address and telephone number of #) Green Bay road and Laure! avenue parent, â€" cither of the | bride <or‘ the has announced that he will speak on bridegroom. § t C lf‘henryhhpgrtmtand~’lpoeifl‘w The marriage of Miss Margaret ozwl'; All ”a‘t‘i:fi&my $s e MacCaughey, daughter of Mr, lndl Mr. and Mrs. F. W.; Sheahen anâ€" Mrs. Andrew MacCaughey of Chic®â€" nounce the engagemeht . of their go to Harry A. Allen, on of Mr. and | â€" Dorothy M Sirs. Augustus _C. â€"Allen. of Clenooe | Hatey 1. Frigtale son of Mt ud Nre: took place Saturday vening at. the : Harry 1.*}3&,.13. yBR f : N ermediets parenis wugp brevent Mige ang at Rnngme CiG. toh, . s oo Mary MacCaughey setved her sister % °"§,,' :ficfii:anGeC:g.e IAnd‘Muon are as maid of honor and Taylor B. Ward ‘; N. Orl r La 4 Of Evanston acted as best mAD F6F MiS . Episcon: d rantice‘ . Mts. â€" Mason cousin. After Nov. 1 Mr. and Mrs.‘ Efin.scopa,l con\;:)ntlon. o weeks but Alien will reside at 816 Michigan aveâ€" !;rl g,e,,‘f:,"e;,fil ::t::;“ ho‘:::ki:; ::: nue, Evanston. I Aave. 4 The Yellow Cab Co., will give reâ€" turns on baseball and football games and will give the correct time to inâ€" quirers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson and daughter Charlotte left *hu morning for Kansas City, Mo., where they will visit relatives. i Miss Helen MecNic antly surprised by a friends last Wedne hbonor of her birthda ‘The evening was spent Mrs. William F. We ily of Northbrook visi Mrs. George Williams, Don‘t forget the exhibit and sale of articles made by disabled veterans in the Occupational Therapy departâ€" ment of Great Lakes Naval Training Station which is to be held next Monâ€" day afternoon at the Moraine hotel in eonnectiqon with the American Legion Auxiliary third annual card party. ‘}}r‘s, palms, Columbja roses and , uthern smilax decorated the chancel | and formed h backgro of greenery | for the bridal party. | Smilax was draped over the windows, around and , above the choir rails. |Tall cnndehpg bra holding white candles were draped ; with the smilax and threw soft lights; over the assembled guests, Precedâ€" ing the ceremony a programme of apâ€" propriate music was rendered by Miss Alice Sage of Drew, Miss., who sang , "Elysium" and "All for You," mg; Mrs. H. Del Herring, who sang "I Love You Truly," Mrs. Arthur B.| Clark of Indianola, Miss., serving as accompanist. The matron of ‘honor,‘ Mrs. Sumner Sollitt, Jr., of Evansâ€"| ton, IIl., wore a gown of copper colâ€", ored metal cloth with trimmings of tulle and lace, and carried a shower i bouquet of Columbia roses. Misses| Maxey Carter, Sallie Lou Barner, Lena Elma McElrath served as bridesmaids, while Mmes. Jimmie Davis, Eula Dulaney and Jas. Yeager served as matrons. Dressed in gownsf of silk tulle and chantilly lace they presented an artistic effect of rain~i bow colors as they advanced to the| altar. _ All carried shower bouquets : of Columbia roses. Mary Francesl and Martha Sue Neely, twin sisters of the bride were flower girls. ‘ Mr. Sumner Sollitt, Jr., served the brideâ€" groom as best man, while Messrs. A. L. Barner, Stanley Hall, Gray Stubbs, | Bowen E. Schumacher; William J' Lusk and Harry Neelly were the, groomsmen.. The bride wasâ€"lovely in , a gown of white crepe chiffon, beaded ; with pearls and crystals, and her veil! of tulle and lace held about her head | with pearls. : She carried a bouquet of | bride‘s roses and valley lilies. Folâ€"| lowing the ceremony an informal re-: ception was held at the home of the| bride‘s parents, which was artisticalâ€" | ly decorated with palms, roses and ferns. At a late hour Mr. and Mrs.i' Metzel left for Green Lake, Wis. | * Mr. and Mrs. Char children and Mrs. El have moved back to Park home on Nort North Chicago. Several members of club visited‘the Eas at Rockford on Sunda Mrs. William F. Werhane and famâ€"| ily of Northbrook visited her sister, Mrs. George Williams, Tuesday. | The First Methodist church of Ruleâ€" I ville, Miss., was the scene of a beauâ€"| 8:;1] wedding on Thursday evenlng,; . 1, at 8 o‘clock, w Miss Nanâ€"| nette Neelly, daughter of Mr. and| Mrs. Richard Neelly, married to Mr. Truman T. Metze} of Highland| Park, II. The ceremony was perâ€"‘ formed by Rev. Frank Fitt of Highâ€"| land Park, assisted by Rev. Henry | Polk Lewis of Rulgville, Miss. | :fw, palms, Columbja roses and , uthern smilax decorated the chancel | and formed h backgro of greenery | for the bridal party. | Smilax was draped over the windows, around and , above the choir rails. |Tall cnndehpg bra holding white candles were draped ; with the smilax and threw soft lights; over the assembled guests. Precedâ€"| The Ladies Aid of St. John‘s Evanâ€" gelical church will have their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Paul Borchardt, N. St. Johns avenue, Thursday, October 8 (today) at two o‘clock. * * Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jacobsen of 249 Hazel avenue have returned from a motor trip to Pocono Mountains, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lichtenstein have left on a trip abroad. They exâ€" pect to be gone two moriths. « Mr. Jesse Johnson |is enjoying a two weeks vacatjon m duties at the Highland Park Sthte bank. Miss Helen McNichols was pleasâ€" antly surprised by a pnumber of her friends last Wednesdayâ€" évening in Mrs. C. J.‘Tremaine of 8. Forest avenue, has moved to :1157 E. 56th street, Chicago. Her son Eugene is attending Rush Medical school at the University of Chicago. _ Mrs. George Williams, Mrs. Henry Scheskie, and Mrs. George Trute moâ€" tored to Northbrook, Thursday, where they visited their grandmother Mrs. Charles Schnadt who celebrated her sgeventyâ€"sixth birthday . anniversary. They presented her with a birthday PAGE SIX Ro At 4 knmhlebiay: 5 the Junior Star rm Star Home s McClure and en M. Fritsch heir Highland avenue, from _ anniversary. in dancing. airc7. k \_ Evangelist Harry Morrow who is | conducting special megtings at the | First United: Evangelical, church, : Green Bay road and Laure! avenue has announced that he will speak on the very important and: special theme "Womanhood" at 3 p.; m.,; Sunday, | Oct. 11. All are invited. | | __Mr. Crit, Cox will arrive here from | Kentucky on Sunday, Oct. 11, for, a | vacation. ©Mr. Cox is an instructor of . the Kentucky National Guard for | Western Kentucky. j _ Exmoor clyub entertained a number | of visiting golfers at a.buffet supper ‘ on Monday evening." The guests were .__More than forty tables have already been reserved for the American Leâ€" { gion Auxiliary card party next Monâ€" [day afternoon at the Moraine hotel, , Mrs. H. B. Roberts, phone 324, is in | charge of reservations. . / Mrs. James Grant arrived on Monâ€" :-day evening from Scotland to attend : the wedding of her grandâ€"daughter, | Miss Florence Russell, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. John Russell of South | Sheridan road, to Mr. Charles Edwin | Bletsch, which will take place on Satâ€" Iurday at the home of the bride‘s parâ€" ents. ! La Petite Causerie, the French deâ€" ‘partment of the Woman‘s Library iclub of. Glencoe, will hold its first meeting in the parlors of the Hawâ€" ‘ thorn school, Wednesday, October 7, lat 3 o‘clock,. The program will be given by Mr. John Glace, director of the French department of New Trier high school, who will speak of the life and works of Victor Hugo, Scene i4 of the 3rd act of King Henry V, | will be read by Mrs. Alex Gellatly ‘and Mrs. N. J. Lareau of Evanston. ‘Mrs. Wm. Bennett, of Wilmette, will | speak of the work of Le Cercle 1‘â€" | Amitie, of which she is a past presiâ€" \dent. This is the first of a series | of lectures which are to be given the ‘first Wednesday of évery month, and | they are open to the associate and the ‘\ junior membership of the club. Mrs. | Andrew Allen is social chairman for _the day. ® | Miss Jessie M, Goodman, hostess at ‘Fort Sheridan, returned from her vaâ€" \ cation on Tuesday, October 29, after a month spent visiting her home at ; Indianapolis and Sylvan Lake, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mason are in New Orleans, La., attending ‘an Episcopal convention. :‘ Mrs. Mason will be gone about three weeks, but Mr. Mason will return home in ten days. A About one hundred and fifty enâ€" joyed the annual reteption given last evening in the parlors of the Presâ€" byterian church. Mrs. George M. Bard‘ was in charge of the refreshâ€" menht: table.â€" Mrs. Charles A. Pardee gave two groups of songs with Mrs. Esther Topp at the piano. Miss Edith Phillips gave a number of dramatic readings. txg > _ Mr. and Mrs, A. M. Trount and children and Mrs. James Jacobs, Sr., spent the weekâ€"end at Foresman, Ind., visiting relatives. ~ phlscdeys Harlan Pingrey left on Sept. 17 for Philadelphia to enter the architecturâ€" al school at the University of Pennâ€" sylvania. : Mrs. Murray Boess spent Wednesâ€" d.{k (yesterday) visiting in Rogers Park. ; The Rev. J. G. Finkbeiner is atâ€" tending the session of the board of publishers at Harrisburg, Pa._ f Mr. and Mrs. George Schofield left last Friday for St. Louis, Mo., where they are visiting their daughter. _ Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Carr will Iive at the Moraine hotel this winter and the Misses Shields of New York, formerly of this city will occupy their apartment at 730 N. St. Johns aveâ€" Mr. and Mrs. William J. Obee of South Second street spent the weekâ€" end in Mrs. Obee‘s homeâ€"town Waterâ€" _ Mrs. Roy Howe left yesterday for New York where she will visit her sister. Mrs. Edwin Larson entertained the Wednesday afternoon sewing club at her home yesterday. â€" â€" e » * ‘A class in lip reading for the adult hard of hearing will be held at the Elm Place school every Tuesday afâ€" ternoon from twoâ€"thirty to fourâ€"thirty o‘clock. ! nue. Mrs. Robert Sleyback will enterâ€" tain at bridge this afternoon. _ _ The Junior Star club is holding a benefit Hallowe‘en dance at the Highâ€" land Park Woman‘s club, Friday, eveâ€" ning, Oct. 30. Freckmann‘s orchestra will furnish the music. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Krueger of McGovern street are being congratuâ€" lated on the birth of a baby daughâ€" ter omn Tuesday, Oct. 6: Remember the musicale under the auspices of the Epworth league of. the Grace M. E. church this evening. _ _ Sheridan Lodge No. 662 I. 0. O. F. will hold a smoker in Odd Fellows hall, Thursday evening, October ©29. Cherry blossoms from a tree on the Elvy property on S. Green Bay road, were brought into this: office last Chaplain Joseph G. Garrison, formâ€" erly stationed at Fort Sheridan, Ill., arrived < here accompanied by Mrs. Garrison on Monday, October 28, from California. a gch ; hC i0.ohnn es y cmd o en reriennl N ooce parnninls whs RaP TV NO CAINRE T Arar on A4 19 golférs who played in the National Championship | tournament â€" at. St. Loo last week... They are attending %n invitation tournament at. Indian 'titm.wpek. fesl col o . John Grill of Milwaukee, Wis., spent the weekâ€"end with his sister, Mrs. Charles Brace of Bloom street. _ The Ladies‘ Aid of the Grace M. E. chutch held an allâ€"day meeting in the church parlors last week.. ladies sewed for a bazaar which thpYS;Will sponsor on Nov. 12 and 13. Lunck was served to tfijtfz. It was decided to meet once a week until the time of the bazaar. Watch for further notice of this affair in the columns} of the ed due to ulcers of the stomach, D.T cedent is survived by his widow. + ~Mrs. Green of the Green Téa Pot and Mrs, Laura Howard otvtmgwa ardâ€"Udell Cafeteria left Mo on the "President‘s Special" for Detroit where they are attending t}w Naâ€" tional Restaurant association convenâ€" A. 0. Williams, employed in conâ€" struction work on the: North Shore line, dried early Wednesday‘ morning in the Highland Park hospital followâ€" ing a brief illness. Death was reportâ€" Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stipe and Mr. and Mrs:; John Hart motored to Keâ€" nosha on last Thursday to attend the funeral of a relative Mr. John Meyer, who died there on Sep ;9 Mr, Meyer, who was ninetyâ€"six years of age wLa one‘ of the sturdy, pioneers of this vicinity, having ivoz for a number of years on his fatnmi on South Green Bay road. . _ en t _ Word was received by friends here this week of the death of Mrs. Grace Bohl, a former resident, and which occurred . Sept. 30, in Holland, Mich. Mrs, Bohl was 75 years of age April 19 of this year. Her husband, who formerly condueted a dry â€"goods store in Highland Park, died in Holland, Mich., several weeks ago... The funâ€" eral of Mrs. Bohl was held in Holâ€" land and burial was there. .The many friends of the family here Tearn of her death with regret. . | _ Mrs. Harry Aldridge of Glencoe avenue was hostess at luncheon on Tuesday. sxl (bioghs e y ty Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pingrey have rented their home on Ravine drive for the winter to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Telâ€" ler and are staying ‘temporarily at the Ridge View hotel in Evanston. Mr. and Mrs. John Russell will enâ€" tertain the. bridal party of their daughter, Miss: Florence and â€" Mr. Charles Bletsch at dinner this eveâ€" ning at their home on South Sheridan road. P . i; Don‘t forgei ‘the bakery sale given by the Epworth league of the Grace M. E. church on Saturday morning beginning at 10:30 _ at Laegeler‘s Pharmaecy, Highwood. C op£, Mr. and Mrs. William{J,, Obee of South ‘Second ‘street hage as their guest for a couple o days their nephew E. H. Knoche of" Pittsburg, Pa., who stopped in Highland Park yesterday while en route to visit his parents in St. Paul, Minn. | _ * The party who© called gave the name of Miss Elsstrom as authority for the announcement, probably conâ€" sidering it*just a joke. Perhaps she will be more careful next time not to use another‘s. name. ~This ("joke" caused a gréat deal of embarrassment for,the parties concerned. «L Two good places to eatâ€"home and here; and remember we serve special dinners every day. â€" Chicken +Sunday and Thursday. The Black Cat'Sh:;)zp‘;:ie. ; v The Real Silk Hosiery Representaâ€" tive wishes to announce a full line of children‘s â€" guaranteed â€" hose; also men‘s fancy socks. Tel.‘ Highland Park 1895. _ _‘ B2advpd A. O. WILLIAMS DIES © : ‘ EARLY ON WEDNESDAY Eva Emmet Wycoff of the Gunn School of Music of Chicago with a branch in Highland Park, is now orâ€" ganizing classes for voice training, breathing and diction to be ‘held in the Y. W. C. A. building in ‘Highland Park. Registration‘may be made at once at the Y. W. C. A. . 8Sadv Dr. C. A.and Mrs. Turner have reâ€" turned from a trip to the : Ozarks where they have been visiting Dr. Turner‘s family. $0l â€" A. 0. Fay Lodge No. 676 A.F. & A.*M. will\hold their regular meetâ€" ing this evening. â€" There will be work on ‘the first degree. £50u% Someone called the Highland Park Press early| last week and gave the anneuncement of the engagement of Miss Edith Elsstrom to Norman Seâ€" verson of Highwood. The Press learnâ€" ed later that there is no truth in this The Press is always glad go get news items, but does not desire to be made a party to an untruth, . â€" MRS, GRACE BOHL IS [ _ + DEAD IN MICHIGAN ‘ Mr. J. H. Stipe left on. Wednesday (yesterday) for Rochester, Mipn., to go through the Mayo Brothers qfinie_. Mr.: and Mrs. Fred Hall of Plegsant avenue, Ravinia, are the happy parâ€" ents of a son born on Tuesday at the Highland Park hospital. "r;ld â€"The Harvést Home dinner and dance will be hell at Briergate Golf club Saturday evening, Oct. 10. = .. _ . FOR AUTUMN SPORT WEAR Jersep and tweed are ‘the reigning fabrics for the present/season. You will find just the garment you need at THE LORETTA SHOP.® ~> 32adv announcement. The Black Cat Shoppe serves speâ€" cial dinneérs every day. Chicken Sunâ€" day‘and Thursday. 0_‘ BGadyv THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS BEG YOUR PARDON ANNOUNCEMENT J. Obee of . The Law Enforcement committee of the Illinois Federation of Women‘s clubs of which Mrs. William Harrison Cade, 2506 Aubert avenue, Chicago, is chairman, has invited all citizens inâ€" terested in law enforcement as well as in law observance to a rally lunchâ€" | The tentative lineup for the game with Riverside is thus . by on Atome h ie ameaerine ng; R. G., Bahr or Browning; R. T., ‘Bubb or Gastfield; R.E., Stipe; L. G., [Johnson; L. E., Frye or Cain; L. T. McClure;. Quarter, Buker;‘RigSt ‘half, ‘Martin or: Rogers; Full back, Lindenâ€" meyer; left half, John Boylan. | â€" Deerfield was going fine last Satâ€" urday on New Trier‘s own field and kept the play in their opponents terâ€" ritory threeâ€"quarters of the time. All the local players made good showings. This was New Trier‘s first defeat. They ‘had previously â€" beaten Lake ‘~Jog Boylan is still out of the game, butoit expected to be able to play by Oct. 17, whenâ€"the team meets Bloom, "Tillie" Martin is rounding into shape TREE TRIMMER HURT .. J IN FALL ON MONDAY ichael Lattancial Injured In â€"*â€" Ravinia; Taken }r the _ ® Hospital | _‘ â€" Michael Lattancia, aged 26, | fell from a tree which he was trimming on Roger Williams avenue Monday afterâ€" noon, suffering severe injury to his back.: . Chief of Police Moroney and Asgist. Chief Sheahen took him to the Highland l’hrk'mihl. where yesterâ€" day it was repo he was improving, wi{h no serious consequences ex ed, except that he might be laid| up for some time. P0 Some ‘of the discrepancy. in (the United States can be accounted for, doubtless, by the fact that the States has many times the of automobiles possessed by tion of ‘Europe. 1 With its notable victory of 20 to 7 over‘ New Trier last Saturday, the Deerfiekdâ€"Shields high school fooétball team goes next Saturday to Riverside, and another stiff game is in prospect, as Riverside has played several games this igeason, having defeated Naperâ€" ville, 42 to 0 and tied with Glen Ellyn, Proviso beat them 6 to 0. [d by such able speakers as Judge John Lyle of the Municipal court; Chief Uustice Harry Olson; and the new prohibition director, E. C,. Yellowley of , the Illinois, Indiana and Wis¢on« sin division. | t 3 The: play "Cornelia ‘ and: Dionysius" will be given for the first time in Chiâ€" cago under the direction of Mrs, F, A. DEERFIELD TO PLAY â€" _ _ _ | r««=â€"«=« \ RIVERSIDE SATURDAY | °_ _ Stiff Game In Prospect at That || Place; Locals Win From â€" i yels lt New Trier ;. ved t;nd was in part of the game with New Trier. Edgarson is still oc# of practice. â€"â€" . {7 d View and LaGrange. police: say this is the first time in six or seven years of operation of the club that they have been called the by a disturbance. ¢ | The Internationalâ€"Lloyds, (a â€" pany alleged to be selling gener surance, which is being investi in Chicago, is reported to have represeritatives, selling insuran Highland Park within the last r of so, Among those reported to purchased insurance. here are â€" Sobey, who bought credit inku against bad debts, and Casper INSURANCE CO. PROBE _ __OF INTEREST LOCALLY Several H. P. People .Repoi-tfid to * Have Been Sold Policies ~ _ By Agents | | colored men‘s club just off Laurel nue, the police report. ‘ A ( the ;story given the police an neg:Jo. ‘Frank Glenn, became ated over a card game and f hed a knife. Talley received the worst injury, and, at the hospital about 20 stitches were necessary to close the wounds in his neck and right arm. J. E. Taylor of Lake Forest received a cut which nearly severed the end, of his nose, the police report. ; :Glenn was arrested and arraigned ore Judge A. E. Smith, who held ; to the grand jury under bond of y which he was able to furnish, ‘\The na, who ‘is reported to have some auto . liability insurance ‘ the concern‘s agents. (Others als reported to have had dealings the agents, and all are much ested in the. result of the iny tion, as reported in Chicago n Lucius Talley Is Taken to Hospital; Another Inj Assailant Held Lucits Talley, 30, colored, was ly cut aAbout the neck in a carvin; fray ‘about midnight ‘Saturday WOMEN‘S GROUPS TO : ‘ _ DISCUSS ENFORCEMENT Committee of Illinois Federation of Clubs to Meet Thursday L w c He uies I NEGRO IS CARVED // J â€" _ IN BRAWL AT C Crime conditions will be discussed ESE the Morrison hotel, Cameo In r in onth tigaâ€" ; MAJESTIC BOWLING . : ALLEYS ARE OPENED nois ( n of Women‘s clubs, will meet on Wednesday, October 14, at 10 a..m., at the North End club, 5200 Sher road,, Chicago. f This be the first meeting of the year, after the business meetâ€" ing, Mrs. Wm. F. Farrell, president, will entertain the board,. members at luncheon, *t \which <time there will be an o forum, the subject to be discussed Constitutes an Ideal Program 1 r-;- District ‘Meeting?" â€" The Majéstic bowling â€"alleys have reopened the past week for the comâ€" ing season. . The alleys have been repaired ‘and are in emfleu‘l;.okx for the bowlo&: They are under management of John Kelly and Emâ€" mett â€"Maroney.â€" With new accommoâ€" dations a gremt season is in . store. Anyone ‘:ntaqmd in nbt:d&m men‘s league is asked to see manageâ€" ment immediately so that tho;euoa can get undér way + rompt service is assured nfi?’m Laâ€" Euchre, five hundred and bunco will be played at the card party which is to be held o?udny‘ evening, Octoâ€" ber 14, at ellow‘s hall under the auspices of the Royal Neighbors of America. ° An invitation is extended dies are cordially invited to attend. _ Lieut. Joseph M. Evans, who playâ€" ed ‘the last years on the Michâ€" igan State College team, is playing end on the Fort Sheridan team. Buck Taylor, star halfback, is with Fort Sheridan team again this seaâ€" The first game played this season by Fort Sheridan against De Paul University resulted in the score of 7 to 6, favor ‘of Fort Sheridan. CARD PARTY PLANNED ‘ BY ROYAL NEIGHBORS to members ‘and their friends. Members Union will Eversharp | â€" HlGHIaAND PARK Phone 23 F | t 1% s es Big EARL W. GSELL & CO. ~â€"~If You Wish Anything Call 3 or 23â€"Free Delivery riday, Nov. 6, in‘ Witten s can be had from ‘memâ€" reshments will be served will be awarded. ‘The icipating a delightful eveâ€" of the North American hold a euchre and bunco See Them in Our Window {1. PHARMACISTS | Barrelâ€"Big Eraserâ€"Large _ | or Small Leads / io PARTY NOV. 6 1% A NEW BIG $1.00 eenes 25 S. Second St., Highland Park, Hi Telephone 391 F Gasoline and Oil ¢ i Auto Accessories â€" Bicycle Repairing ~ | Haak‘s Auto Supply Co. erly San that sant eratine x parph pa same a diar:rwm be" served. Mrs. 8. M. Carrell has been appointed as generâ€" al chairlady‘ and Mrs. M. Gilkison, ANCV, IE . O . NEA EooE g, -rn.u.; T4 Masses on Sunday are at 7:80, 9:00 and 10:80.© Next Sunday 'fllhet munion day for the children of parish. â€" The children will attend the 9:00 o‘clock mass. â€"‘The Boy Scouts will meet on Wedâ€" my evening at 7:30 in our church The various parish organizations are manifesting great interest in the preparations forâ€" the ‘ annual Fall Bazaar. The dates have been definiteâ€" ty set for October 28, 29, 30 and 31. Nolan, Mrs. Ellen Bremner, and Mrs. H. ‘Denzel have been chosen as asâ€" sistants to the geur:&chdmdy ~Mrs. N. Williams have charge of the parish dinner. ‘The Tabernacle Bociety, the Young Men‘s Club, the Children of Mary, the Catholic Order ofFMn.thYoiu_Ladiunnd the Catholic Daughters of America will have ‘charge of the various A splendid spirit of coâ€"operation has been shown throughout the parâ€" ish and everyone concerned seems to feel confident that . the effort. of this year will meet with @reater time to establish a beauty spot in the most conspicuous part of the city which ‘will catch the eye of every visitor and help to spread the fame of Highland Park as the finest of T e uin mon 8 no . making a j ning along this line. It is a project that will prove a notable public beneâ€" fit and should appeal to all who are inininining ty apraugid repuretion ns as A desirable suburban city of fine Themeui.tyformntclmtor public use in the congested center of the business district is admitted genâ€" erally, and when it is possible not only to provide this, but at the same It is certain that if the city adâ€" mmvfllhkeltep.wc‘m out this plan, it will Have the hearty support ‘of all who realize the necesâ€" a‘:’dwthelmo! city‘s most conspicuous section to Highland Park is most ly to form an opinion. i’ ’ * Mrs. B. Moran, Mrs. M. Morren, Mrs. McLeran, Mrs. V. Muzik, Mrs. H. success EXPLAINS STATUS OF THURSDAY,â€" OCTOBER #8, 1925 Continued from page one.> and . attractive ~business secâ€" even that of last year. +&4