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PAGE FOUR Social and Personal Puesday for New Havana Cuba, wh« Little Alice Woodbury of" Dean avenue, celebrated her sixth birthday on Saturday by entertaining twelve of her little friends from Highland ‘The children all enjoyed games folâ€" lowed by refreshments. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Carqueville of this city are registered at the Roosevelt hotel, New Orleans. Mrs. Martin Phiclan of Ft. Sherâ€" idan entertained several of her friends at a delightful bridge and bunco party last Wednesday evening. ‘he Win~ ners of the bridge prizes were Mrs. Hameline and Mrs. Maloney and those successful at bunco were Mrs. Essig and Mrs. Abern. Delicious refreshâ€" ;;u_ were served during Esnt! The annual banquet of the Junior‘ Star club will be held next Monday: evening at the Green Tea Pot. At this meeting the newly elected ofâ€" ficers, Mrs. Alice Turriff, Mrs. Milton Smith and Mrs. Fred Okey will be inâ€" stalled "Tl‘;; O. L. Oleson entertained at a luncheon and quilting party last Monâ€" day. â€"'lirs. A. Cenova spent Sunday in Chicago as the guest of Mrs. Johansâ€" son. Mrs. M. Warner who has been on the sick list for the past few days is very much improved. James Harris who is attending: the University of Wisconsin spent the weekâ€"end here with his parents. Mrs. Summers of Kansas City, Mo., is visiting her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Summers of West Central avenue. Francis Retzinger received a 395’ portable radio set, second prize, in a recent contest conducted by the Voice of Labor radio station, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. George Urban of Ashâ€" land avenue, Highwood, announce the birth of twins,_a boy and a girl on Friday, March 9. â€" 7Am-)l'1ymous communications are not handled in this office.. Articles for publication must be signed. Hans Bahr who is attending the University of Illinois spent the weekâ€" end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Bahr. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bambrill of Rapid City, South Dakota, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Vetâ€" ter of Lincoln avenue on Monday. Mrs. John Irwin Marshall has r&‘ turned from a six weeks motor trip: through California and is stopping at the Moraine hotel. She was accomâ€" panied by her daughter, Mrs. Meâ€" Cleave, wife of Colonel Edward Greeg McCleave, and baby daughter. They will be joined on Saturday by John I. Marshall, Jr., who is attending the Hill school at Pottstown, Penn., and will spend his Easter vacation with his mother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sundell of Cenâ€" tral avenue returned Friday from a five weeks trip through the east, visâ€" iting many places of interest. Mrs. Ernest Nolting of Ravinia} gave a luncheon on Wednesday, March 14, complimenting Mrs. Fred A. Dow,l viceâ€"president of the Ilinois Federaâ€"; tion of Women‘s clubs, Mrs. George‘ Bass, former chairman of the Demoâ€" cratic National Women‘s committee and Mrs. Gradle, president of the Tenth district, Mrs. R. W. Stevens, president of the Highland Park Womâ€" dubhiibibithontiieistcâ€"alit Aete ns e P eme en mt an‘s club, Mrs. Price, treasurer of the Tenth district and Mrs. Charles W. Spofford, president of the Evanston Woman‘s club. l TCIOIOS NOC & Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Grego, 1118 Linâ€" coln avenue had as their _wegk-end house guests Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anâ€" derson, who were on their way home from California to their home in Grand Rapids, Michigan. _ Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Vail of Linâ€" coln avenue, returned Monday from a five weeks trip to Honolulu.. ‘The Second Morning Musicale of Miss Priscilla Carver‘s will be held at the home of Mrs. Sellar Bullard of Orchard lane, Wednesday, March 21. ‘The Highland Park Elks announce a masquerade party to members and their friends at the Elks club on Lauâ€" rel avenue and McGovern street, Satâ€" urday evening, March 17. Mrs. Powers of Chicago is visiting her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Schneider and will reâ€" main indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jeurgens and family of Chicago were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Fred Fisher,,Sr., of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wood anâ€" nounce the engagement . of . their daughter, Anne, to Edwin Elston Tulâ€" lis, nevhew of Mr. and Mrs. 1. C. Elsâ€" ton of this city and Miami Beach, Fia. The wedding is to take place The Lindy club will meet at the home of Mrs. E. B. Low on Thursday. The members. Miss Virginia Creich, Mi«s Emily Harmon and Miss Elizaâ€" beth Low will sew for the Presbyâ€" terian bazaar. on June 9 and her sisters, the Misses Frances and Sarah, are to be het maids of honor. Harold F. Smith and son. Warâ€" Te« Plaines spent Monday ‘in They M.;m‘â€" will be glad to get back to Highland Charles Guyot is confined to M home with mumps. Mr. and Mrs. William Ludwigson of Eau Claire, Wis., visited Mr. and s EL rac _ eut week. choir of St. John‘s chardt on Moi the meeting a Poe eootetons ‘ie and refreshments served. ABQC PERPPRARNEITCC NOOOCC Mrs. Morton Traub who has been i innunitariuminl'whigtnisex- pected to return home next week. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Barker have gone to Augusta, Ga., for a few weeks. 1 â€" nomoa t anea University of Illinois spent the weekâ€" end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Babhr. ‘The final party of the Bournique dancing class was held Monday eveâ€" ning and was in the form of a costume party. Mrs. Minnie Duff of Oak Park was the guest last week of Mrs. A. Cenoâ€" v&. ‘The North Shore Wellesley circle in1 to hold its next meeting Tuesday, March 20, at 2:30 o‘clock, at the home of Mrs. F. E. Broomell, 6233 Winthrop avenue, Chicago. Olive Nevin White will give a program of songs and a new moving picture of Wellesley will be shown. CBP !+ Mrs. Benjamin J. Buckingham hu‘ been chosen by the Central commitâ€" tee of the Chicago Tribune Home Harmonious contest as chairman of a district judging committee to help award $6,000 cash prizes in the city and surrounding suburbs. She atâ€"| tended a luncheon yesterday at the} Union League club. \ Many Highland Park residents are attending the golf show which is. beâ€" ing held in Chicago and at which one. of our local residents has an exhibit. Mrs. Joseph Jacobs of Lombard spent the weekâ€"end with friends here. Arthur Trout is on the sick list this | from a three months 1 t Indies. He spent two iss Ida Himmelreach of WMIURU~ visited friends in Highland Park, week sau. Lester S. Miss Sarah Wood will spend her spring vacation in White Sulphur Springs. . Miss Wood is a student at Warrenton Country Day school. Mrs. Albert Nafe, Sr., of 1214 Roseâ€" Iyn lane is in the Highland Park hosâ€" pital under the care of Dr. Grover Grady, recovering from a broken hip sustained in a fall about two weeks Te Many reports of the appearance of robins as a sign of spring have been made to this office in the past few days, while others report cardinals and other birds. Mrs. Clarence M. Busch, who SDCT* last summer in this city has been nominated for national president of the League of American Pen Women. Mr. William Guyot is attending the Gas, Light and Power convention beâ€" ing held in Springfield this week. _ The Ladies Foreign Missionary soâ€" ciety of the Grace M. E. church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. A. W. Himmler. Mrs. Julius Lacgeler had charge of the program. Mrs. M. C. Conrad who suffered a very bad heart attack last Wednesday is reported as doing as nicely as can \ be expected. Mr. F. W. Cushing monthly meeting of the Girls‘ TT T NA Mr. Howard Moran returned Sunâ€" day from aâ€"week‘s stay at French Lick Springs. Mr. Edward M. Conrad spent a few days of this week with Mr. and Mrs. John Pansie of Fisk, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Witt enterâ€" tained sixteen guosts at their home on Glencoe avenue, Saturday. . The M UomenRne on en wl _ evening was spent in playing bridge at four tables. Mr. William Henning of Hammond, Ind., was the weekâ€"end guest of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Conrad of Deerâ€" field avenue. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moran of River Forest were the guests on Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moran. MEETING MARCH 21 IN NEW TEMPLE ROOMS N. S. Congregation Israel S terhood to Hear Talk by Madam Ryder, Pianist The next regular meeting of the North Shore Congregation Israel Sisâ€" terhood will be held pn Wednesday, March 21 in the new temple rooms at Vernon avenue, Glencoe. This is to be the first meeting held in the new home and is to be & gala event. t is hoped that all members will be present. Those who are not members are cordially invited to attend this and other meetings. Anyone wishing pe. PRBS mErUk will not be payable until next year. mfinmnizmufl mfl-..ngnuwlldn“do.. tunch will be served. Please make hncbmmdu-hm'l'h entertainment committee is pleased to announce that at 2 o‘clock Madam Pn aill gfve an aid pianist, will give an address and will to t. John‘s Evangelical church at the home of Helen Borâ€" Olson several days last a group of her own compositions. T oi c hn well known both for Cushing has returned months trip to the West pent two months at Nasâ€" organization is M. Busch, who spent were played BABE RUTH PICTURE MAY BE SHOWN HERE ered a | nesday as can d Sunâ€" French Probability â€" That n0.2 0 | Suit May Be Sdu'm mit to Exhibit Indications are that the mandamus suit started in cireuit court against the City of Highland Park by the First National Pictures, Inc., because the picture "Babe Comes Home" was T e d ult sndittaliiiinentnr es barred from exhibition here by the | censor will be settled by permitting the showing of the picture. The case f was to come up for hearing in circuit court last week, but was continued, nndatu;emeetin(olthdtyeouncil Monday evening the corporation counâ€" sel recommended that the mayor grant a permit for the showing. This is expected to settle the matter. Babe Ruth is featured in the picture, which depicts a baseball game. One of th01 items objected to was that Babe is represented in the act of taking 11 APPEL ON PROGRAM OF BANKERS MEETING ‘The fifth annual Midâ€"Western Regâ€" ional Savings conference, under the auspices of the Savings Bank division of the American Bankers association comprising about 20 states will hold its fifth annual convention at the Congress hotel on March 15 and 16. . The program is an elaborate one, consisting of two luncheons and a banquet on Thursday night. . The name of J. M. Appel, president of the ‘chew" of tobacco. ESS en t t Illinois Bankers association and the Highland Park State bank appears on the program with the subject "Saving is Worth While." THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, Se\e:;lh;cal bankers are expectâ€" ing to attend the conference. Our chandes of standing °N * shoes of the capitalists would be betâ€" ter, if our heads were big enough to wear their hats. \ chandes of standing in the CORONER, LAKE COUNTY- Born, NORTON E.. FLOOD Your Support Appreciated Loretta Shop Subject to Primary April 10th n, Reared and Educated in Lake County A Tax Payer and Head of a Family Able â€" Energetic‘ â€" Efficient Republican Candidate for 10 North Sheridan Telephone 463 AUTOS ARE DAMAGED IN CRASH SATURDAY and a Jordan touring carâ€"driven by Winnetka, were both badly damaged road about 6:30 o‘clock Saturday eveâ€" ning. Neither of the drivers was inâ€" LOCAL POLICE CATCH TWO WITH STOLEN CAR soon on their UPANM, MMU MMME TCTC taken back to that city on a charge of stealing the car. They were arâ€" rested here by Officers Patten and A Buick roadster driven by G. W. THREE NEW MEMBERS | JOIN ROTARY CLUB R. W. Schneider, director of indusâ€" trialuunthehi(h-cboolnnm interesting talk at the regular meetâ€" ing and dinner of the Rotary club 3 inon e i ue ui Ne C Monday noon, at the Moraine hotel. Mr. Cushing of the hotel, who reâ€" cently returned from spending the winter at Nausau, Bahama Islands, ho C acucs PSE D i en o8 gave an interesting account of his exâ€" periences in West Indies. ‘Three new members were welcomed into the club, Oscar Lundgren of the Gsell Drug store, Robert W. Larke of the Moraine hotel and Louis Sinclair of the Reliable Laundry. t n us o c 2t db secthc in Coolidge run again, are received with something like the same enthusâ€" iasm as is shown by the boy when he is invited to work on circus day. 1 10. o e es ‘The continued efforts to l'l'-;e“;e;;)l; who believe war make Mr. Let us supply your housecleaning needs and the resultofyourworkwillbeallth&tyoueoulddo- t Pogeats? 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