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9:45 a. m.â€"Sunday n. â€" Worship in .~â€"Evening service, : 8:00 p. m. â€" The 10od will be enterâ€" t Carlsen, 36 Praiâ€" 1 be entertained in uth Wagner. rsday, May 30, 1929 _ Lutheran 1 High Street ngstrom, Pastor nd will be enterâ€" W. Wagoner, 118 NCH The ~second of: the three Friday morning musicale‘s will be held Friâ€" cay morning at the home of Mrs. Marshall . Sampsell of Lake avenue. uns ‘HM,L:_,QBi.AMr&. B._F. Lewis of S. â€"___Tinden avenue will entertain .at_dinâ€" <â€"â€"ner at the ’fiim%"'fiauntry club Satâ€" â€"*~ urday evening in honor of Mrs. James Marsh who is visiting Mrs. R. B. Swazey â€" from Beverly Hills, New York. =_ * k Mr. and Mrs. George W. Childs of _ N. â€"Linden avenue will entertain at dinner Saturday evening ~at the Ex _â€"â€" moor:â€" Country club. ° This is the openâ€" ‘ing dance of the year. > «~Mrs. â€"Henry ~Glidden "of Dale ® ayâ€" anue entertained at luncheon at the Exmoor . Country. club Wednesday in honor of Mrs. James Marsh of Beverly Hills, N. Y., a former resident of this â€" ‘City. _ s 3 ‘Mr. and Mrs. William Drake and son Billy, Jr., of Laurel avenue moâ€" tored â€"to Ashton, Illinois over the weekâ€"end where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kieth. _â€" _ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Card of Central avenue have as their guests for six weeks, their daughter, Mrs. Sutherlandâ€"Cambell and small daughâ€" ter Elsbeth of Los ‘Angeles, Calif. ‘ Mr. George M. Bard of Maple enue and Mr. Ralph A. Bard of N St. Johns avenue are tarpon fis in Usepta Island, Floria. They pect to remain there ten days. ‘Mr. and Mro Willinoms Frnak. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. John of Central avenue entertained ner Monday evening for Mrs Marsh, who is visiting her Beverly. Hills, New York. Mrs.‘Hopp Welter of "‘I:Jvangtoix .% sister of Mrs. E. C. Ohrmund of ‘this city died Saturday, May 18. c The Press Bridge club will meet Satâ€" urday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wilâ€" liam H. Bartel. _ f "*~Mrs. <Russell Mott: left Monday morning for the east where she will visit rglatives for a month. f â€" The Young People‘s Missionary soâ€" ciety of the Bethany church will meet at the ‘hoimme of Miss Mary Noerenâ€" berg next Monday evening. s C100 2 on ie 0C Een o. e ce AOeVHe day morning for Wisconsin where they will spend a few days before going to Siasconset, Nantucket Island, Mass., for the summer. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Du Blois and family of Ravenswood were the weekâ€"end guests of: the â€"J.°F:> Leamina familw guests of the â€"J. F.~ Leaming family. Mrs. O. E. M. Keller and daughter Eleanor have gone east on a ten days motor trip. : _ * turn.to Chicago in August. * Dr. and Mrs. Peter C.. WoKRott arâ€" rived Friday evening from $t. Peters: burg, Fla., to spend about a month visiting friends in Highland Park. Mr. and Mrs: Joseph Luther Holâ€" brook have. issued ‘invitations for the marriage of their daughter Frances, to Mr. Morris Mead . Montgomery, which will take place, Wednesday eve ning, June 12, at 8:30 o‘clock in Saint Chrysostoms church, Chicago.. â€" The Rev. Dr. John Henry Hopkins will read the service.. There .will be no reception, but a supper for the bridal party, the relatives and out of town guests ‘will be given after the cereâ€" mony at the Chicago Woman‘s Athâ€" leticâ€"club. â€" Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery{] will sail ~on the" Sevthia‘ . fram _ Mag:‘ Thursday, May 30, 1929 Local and Personal sail~on, the‘ Scythia â€" from â€" New h l_)oytlt:qn family left Monâ€" . Bard of Maple avâ€" iing for Mrs. James visiting â€" here from w York. * : the three â€" Friday Bard of North tarpon fishing Johnson, Jr., at dinâ€" exâ€" Stories and fun for <the childFen (alsoâ€" an important secret) in ..the new sadio programâ€""My Bookhouse Storytimeâ€"Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 5:45 p. m., over WMAQ. Adv. Harriette Golden; who is this year‘i president, is also president of the Subâ€" urban Girls‘ club. WMAQ Girls Club Officers a gown of ivory satin and carried a sheaf ‘of ‘roses and gardenias was given in marriage by her father. A récéeption followed the ceremony after which Mr. and Mrs. Burno left motor trip north. .« ~ >~/ * Mrs. Forrest D. Rose of Highmoor entertained ‘her five hundred club .at her home on Tuegday evening. â€"â€" Dr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Burdick of QOakland avenue left‘. Thursday. for New York from where -{:h'e’y sailed on Saturday â€" for ~an extensive trip SBrough BAURFODE...... ... ... "Lâ€">.. o. ssannalrrsatis. ... 1 The marriage. of Miss Elizabeth Hollingsworth Morrison, daughter of Mr. and â€"Mrs. James Clark Morrison to Mr. Russell Hamlin Burno, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hamlin Burno, of Blue Islend‘took place Saturday aftâ€" ernoon 2t the former‘s home on Raâ€" vine drive, the Rev. Dr._P. C. Wolâ€" cott officiating. <The bride, who wore : Mr. and. Mrs. R. J. Beatty of Ravine drive left Monday morning for Milâ€" brook, Newâ€" York to attend the graduâ€" ation â€"exercises at Bennett sehool. Theirâ€"daughter Miss Veronese.will be among those graduating. . _Mrs. Ralph A. _Bard of North St. Johns avenueâ€"arrived home Friday from> Alexandria, Minnesota where she has been visiting her father, Mr. VW. H. Spear for two weeks. _ _ Mr..and Mrs. Hays Rhinesmith and infant‘ daughter, Nancy Ann of Lomâ€" bard, Illinois were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Rhinesmith of Rosyin lane; â€"â€"â€" ~~ & 5 ,~.A number of ‘friends gave a. surâ€" prise shower for Mrs.â€"LeslieSmith of Sheridan avenue on Thursday eveâ€" ning. â€" K 4: ‘The â€"last meeting of the Young Woman‘s club for this year will be held in the home of the Misses Halâ€" verson, 265 Lambert Tree road. All membersâ€"cf the club areâ€"urged to be present. â€" â€" s Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tullis anâ€" nounce the birth of a daughter on §undag, May 26th at the Michael Mrs. Everett L. Easton ef S. St. Johnsâ€"avenue is spending two weeks at Lakeside, Michigan. Mr.â€" and <Mrs, Harold â€"J. ‘Lynn of Uakeside~ Manor drive;â€"Ravinia are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter on Sunday, May 26th at the Highland Park hospital. ‘avenue. & Yot_ed_ on Tuesday 5:45 P. M. THE© P RES S The sale of Lot 5 on McDaniels avâ€" enue, just north of Bobâ€"Oâ€"Link club Highland Park, by O. E. Baker to Julins H. Zimmer, was made by Henry Walther of the Highland Park office. _ The sale of the residence of Max H. Ehlert, consul for "Chile at 331 South Green Bay road, Highland Park, to Edward G. Huber. : The purchase by Mr. Huber. was a speculative one, and the property was resold ,\ by him opine ies o oreen e ie mt oR mt 2 +2 POIC : McQuire & Orr report the followâ€" ing recent sales of property, made by their Highland Park office: Recent Real Estate Sales Reported Here A Uscar McGuire EARL W. 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Highland Park, Illinois Phone Highland Park 1072 Claimed there are too many college graduates, but moast of them forget what, they _ learnedâ€"there, in a;tow sactions were handled by Henry Walâ€" ther of the Highland Park office. _ The sale of a building site on Deâ€" Tamble avenue, Highland Park, east of Green Bay road, for A. J. Schuâ€" macher toâ€"J. M. Josephsen.was also m:d2 by Mr. Walther. & The sale of a tuilding site on Harâ€" vard avenue, in the Sunset Park subâ€" division of Highland Park, for Joseph P. Heeney to Louis N. Berube. This sale was made by Henry Walther of. the ‘Highland Park office. â€" $2.98 11