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/ _.| auspiges . nd Park WO Afternoo® ECEMBER ARG‘S (MA f friendl d Nu Art LE & CO. solve th A PoTtT Telephorie AQ 1617 Ravinia +Z% ts THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, Tâ€"_â€"_'.fâ€""_f + + ~<tâ€"£ p meton mnnnmn in f EUROPEAN ALIGNMENTS _ RAVINIA P.T. A. | sUBJECT NOVEMBER 25| PLANS / The Locarno Pact and its chances pf ratification will be the main feaâ€" ture of,the lecture "European Alignâ€" ments‘" on Wednesday morning, Noâ€" vember 25,, at 10:30 o‘clock in the lauditorium of the Highland â€" Park Woman‘s club. This is the third of the Current Events scries sponsored by the Woman‘s club. Mr. R. E. Patâ€" tison Kline is the speaker. HELP WANTEDâ€"â€"White wirl o general housework ; small family ;!u-llcnt references ; good pay. 915. 1 } station. 21 N. Second st. \_ 88 vAR RFENTâ€"2 furnished rooms and bath. 360 Central ave. Tel H. P. 113. 38 The Howardâ€"Udel{ Cafeteria will be closed ‘all day next Thursday (Thanksâ€" giving Day). Don‘t forget that Sunâ€" day dinner there, however, then a nice automobile ride afterwards with no dishes to wash. It‘s just as ecoâ€" nomical to eat there with none of the work and worry, Bring the family next Sunday. â€"Adv. FOR POR North Shore Trust Company wWwILL CLOSE THANKSGIVING R. E. Pattison Kline to Bakery Sale, Dance, Oldâ€"Fashâ€" Speak at Woman‘s Club ioned Box Supper Saturâ€" Next Wednesday urday, Vilage House TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY HIGHWOOD Phones 222 and 1400 Th e 39«0% Strâ€"â€" =~ Bring the kiddies and see the fish in our window aquarium. . This is our 4th gold fish sale. In the three previous sales the fish were sold out before the time was up. Come early to avoid disappointment. f RENT 5 room bungalow : furnished : Jabns ave.. near Moraine rd.: double ~$125 per month. Tel. H. P. 248. _ 34 General Banking RENTâ€"â€"Furnished room. 1 block from 1 1 i as Sheridan Road and Central Avenue Rexall Merchandise Thursday, Friday and Saturday November 19,20, 21 ~ LAEGELER PHARMACY Thanksgiving Cards and Novelties on Display Highwood‘s Original Gold Fish Stunt 2 Gold Fish and Globe Personal Accounts Solicited with each 50c purchase of good pay. Tel, H. P. &8 (Authorized Brunswick Dealer) Epee or woman for y: must have (A State Bank) hen a" HEINâ€"WATRY FINANCE.CO. t s with will give you a second | is ecoâ€" mortgage which can be _ of the | repaid in small monthly family | payments. f _â€"Adv.) 411 Waukegan Nat‘l Bank Bld. 38adyv M 88 Everybody is urged to come to the Village House at Ravinia on Saturâ€" day evening, Nov. 21, dressed in overâ€" alls and aprons. The Ravinia Parentâ€" Teacher association is giving an oldâ€" fashioned box supper and dince beâ€" ginning at eight o‘clock on that eveâ€" ning. , ~ + There will also be a bakery sale in connection‘with the supper and dance, so the ladies will be able to procure their weekâ€"end baking here. They will find all sorts of cakes, pies, cookâ€" ies, and all the things they want. Anyone, who. is interested in buying some of these things and who is not going to be present on Saturday eveâ€" ning, can secure the articles from Mrs. C. V. Wilson, (Tel. H, P. 747â€"R). There will be fine musie for the dancing ‘and for refreshments hot drinks and other things. ; Live turâ€" keys, canned goods, fruit and other goodies will be given to certain lucky persons. s The Parentâ€"Teacher association will use the proceeds to further its work for the school. The public is cordialâ€" ly invited. â€" ( PLANS GOOD TIME Solo "In the Time of Roses"â€"Louise Reichardt, Mrs. Charles A. Pardee. Piano ................John Wesléey Heaton Reading ........._.... Miss Edith Phillips Solo "My Neighbor"â€"Thomas A. Goring, Mrs. Charles A. Pardee. This meeting is held in response to a frequently expressed desire for an organization suited to the older young people.of Highland Park, marâ€" ried and unmarried. The question of further activities is being left open for suggestions from all attending next Sunday evening. ; Some have asked for a discussion group, a forum: which would consider prmxt day problems. Others have asked for a social club. â€" It is not impossible to combine intellectual and recreational pursuits; weekly discussions might be interspersed with ice cream socials. â€"~The firstâ€"meeting of a social club for young people above the high school age will be held at the parish house of the Presbyterian church Sunâ€" day evening at sevenâ€"thirty. After the following program, refreshments will be served and plans for a permanent organization . discussed. . Chairman, Miss Elizabeth Bredin; 4 ho. All young people are cordially inâ€" vited to present their views at‘ the parish house Sunday evening. : Selected Readings GRAEME PLAYERS TO APPEAR AT HIGHWOOD Open Sat., Nov. 28 in "Cappy Ricks," and Will Play Every , Saturday Evening ; | PLAN OPEN FORUM AT: "Cappy Ricks," Peter B. Kyne‘s most successful threeâ€"act comedy, will be produced at the Bartlett theatre, Highwood, on Saturday evening Nov. 28. This comedy has had engageâ€" ments in New York, Chicago and Lonâ€" don. It will be presented at the Bartâ€" lett theatre exactly as it was in New York and Chicago. In endeavoring to offer the theatre goers of the North Shore something new and entertaining in the way of amusement, W. W. Bartlett, propriâ€" etdr of the theatre has ‘contracted with the Graeme Players to present a new play every Saturday evening. Joe Driscoll of Highland Park closed the deal. mt : Social Club to Be Organized for Young People; Meéets Sunâ€" _ day Evening at 7:30 The Graeme Players company is the most successful repertoire organâ€" ization in Chicago, and is under the personal supervision of Sigrid Graeme who has directed many of America‘s play hits. j In‘ order to accomodate the hunâ€" dreds who‘will want to attend these unusual Saturday evening performâ€" ances, two complete shows will be given. .The first starts at 7 p. m. and the second at 8:40 p. m. Movies and music will complete the program. Continue Work Started by Visitâ€" ing Nurse : Association; â€"Held Every Thursday A "Baby Clinic‘ under the auspices of the Woman‘s Auxiliary of the Highland Park hospital is being held at the Highland Park hospital every Thursday afternoon at. three o‘clock. This, clinic is for sabies under two years and is a continuation of the work which was done at the City hall under the Visiting Nurse association, BABY CLINIC TO BE HELD AT HOSPITAL A word of explanation seems necâ€" essary as to "Why the Clinic." For many years the city nurse, Mrs. Falâ€" ley, has had a class at the City hall where babies were weighed and talks given on diet and care. The clinic at the hospital is a step forward as there is now‘ not only the nurse, but a doctor and {several assistants in charge. A 1j , Preventive medicine is the great development of the time and it is the purpose of this clinic to instruct the mothers in the care and feeding of their children, thereby saving them from many diseases such as wrickets and pneumonia, etc. j There are two important things to know in connection with the clinic. First, no sick child may be brought. Second, no parent who can afford the advice of a physician is experted to take a child to this clinic. It is to help those who would send for a docâ€" tor in case of illness but cannot afâ€" ford to consult a physician for guidâ€" ance in feeding. It is hoped mothers from surroundâ€" ing towns will take advantage of the clinic and bring their babies for inâ€" spection and help. The Highland Park hospital has one great ambition, to serve the public in every possible way, and this baby clinic with the dental clinic is part of its social servâ€" ice work. ? __Every Thursday afternoon at three o‘clock. No charge is made. The firemen had two calls this week, oneâ€" to the north end of town on Tuesâ€" day, where ‘they put out a grass fire; and the other about 10 o‘clock Tuesâ€" da{ night, to the house owned by Mrs. Julia Donsing, corner Lincoln and St. Johns, where some rags had ‘caught fire behind a radiator. There was conâ€" siderable smoke but little fire damage, the . firemen report. : : FIREMEN PUT OUT TWO FIRES TUESDAY THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK,â€" John Wesley Heaton .Miss Edith Phillips is the great B. Kyne‘ hy ARTS COMMITTEE â€". . PREPARING PLAYS Three Plays Written by (Mrs. John Warmington to Be _ Presented Soon t The arts committee of the Woman‘s Civic club of Ravinia is preparing to give three oneâ€"act plays on the eve. nings of Friday and Saturday, Dec, 11 and 12. j | The unique feature of this event is the fact that the plays were written by one of the members of the club, Mrs. John Warmington. The scenâ€" ery, costumes and lighting effects are all being designed and execnfi?d by members of the arts committee, 4!1\1‘ promising an entirely original u;, interesting program. > * K | _ Tickets for these plays will be o* sale at.an early date. ; I y$ Encourage your children to save their penâ€" / nies. Teach them the habit of thrift. In â€" _ . later years they will be thankful to you for ; â€" starting them on the road to financial indeâ€" ‘ N* pendence, + ; + Bring your children in today and let us openâ€" ‘ a savings account for them. ‘It will take gx_l_l_y ; j / _ $1 to start the account, . â€" ' | T. H . _ ESTATE GAS RANGE with FRESH AIR OVR also DANGLER or PEERLESS Gas Ranges There is more: in your home for you if your heating plant is controlled by a thermostatic heat regulator. > . H. Decker &Co. 15 South St. Johns Ave. â€" Teach Your Children to Save A Honeywell or Minneapolis _ Regulator ‘ Comfort . . *‘ will do the work and save fuel WASHING MACHINES GAS RANGES _ AEROBEL â€" CONLON THOR WASHERS and IRONERS The Home of Savings Depositors d worthy patron ‘night was observed at Campbell Chapter No. 712, O.E.8., officers from néighboring chapters conducting thé | work, which was splendidly done. Those participating in â€" the : work were: $ ~>Af Worthy matron, Maybelle Buckley, worthy patron, Mr. E. Sefip;_unod- ate matron, Mrs. Jurgeson; conductâ€" VISITING OFFICERS CONDUCTâ€" INITIATION ress, Mrs. Fenton; associate .conductâ€" ress, Mrs. Brown; ary, Alta Palmgreen; imnunfiury Â¥F. Clow; organist Mrs. C, Winter; soloâ€" ress, Mrs. Fenton; associate conductâ€"| SOCIAL SERVICE _ _ _ remm "im.. Brown; -ecregm Alh[ DEPARTMENT MEET Palmgreen; treasurer, enry <â€" F. s ¢4 Clow; organist Mrs. C, Wi:z: lolo-{ ‘The Social. nxts of ist, Mrs. E. Bleimeh!; MrS"| the North BIS“““ Mg“‘ < Ward; Ruth, Mrs. Engstrom; EW}I league will meet um,f,n 24, sc . s tA auter ny | at one otceck at the home of Mrc: ge‘:netdlrc.k’ ; senh"ner, Mrs. Brace ; cbapi! David J. Hallinan, 1050 Spn,. street, lain, Mrs. Pierce. * : ") Winnetka. . & & Last evening worthy matron and The Ravinia Sketch club will hold itirneoadmuluhlbiflondm- mer sketches in the Village House on the afternoons of Nov. 27, 28 and 29. EXHIBIT OF CLUB The affair last year was a most enâ€" joyable one with a fine showing of pictures." The public is cordially inâ€" vited to enjoy this exhibition, AT RAVINTIA 8OON wous pt t i# 49