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statie =4 teâ€"4r4 § F § T3 5T £4, Elei 4 64 44 4+ . â€"Motor Car Electric Servic 16 North Sheridan Road mb i5 dnc anne dn in ie ons im sc e ce iinath REASONABLE PRICES Meet your friends and mingle wth the crowd at our founâ€" _ tain. Never mind what you have onâ€"think only of the ~good things we have for you to eat and drink. Even . school children seldom carry lunches. They too know â€"â€"â€"Cunch at â€"Our Fountain ~â€"â€"â€"â€"MOEDANER 6 HUMER C.â€"R. MeCLURE WinterIs Almost Here HIGHLAND PARK Phone 2600 EARL W.GSELL&CO. relining â€"let us check your battery. These mm reCg “ti’fim '"SZ'.I’. 'm' ’y:. ~â€"save you time, â€"trouble and exâ€" pense. _â€" â€" Be sure then that your ignition and wiring are in propâ€" er condition. Also Phone Highland Park 266 515 Laurel Avenue ~~..â€"_ . ~ cleaning ._â€" Pharmacists eb FREE AINFORMATION GIVEN CHEERFULLY Furriers RAVINIA Phone 2300 LEN WAHL T H E uc o merentienmeninghy Cards have been received by friends of Mr. and Mrs. George Bard and Mrs. Norwood Bard stating that they _ have_arrived _ safely in _Cherâ€" bourg, France, after a most delightful voyage. 4 y« ... Mr...and â€"Mrs. _ Georgeâ€"Childsâ€" and ‘son, George, motored to Miami Beach this week where Mr. and Mrs. Childs will spendâ€"two weeks.. George=â€"Jr. _will remain with relatives for the ‘winter. f prise on Tuesday when they came to playâ€"an evening of cards prior to the honored guests leaving for a winter in â€"St. Petersburg, Florida; Four taâ€" bles of five hundred was enjoyed and Mrs. Russell Lesher and Mrs. Milâ€" ton Tillman returned. home Sunday after spending a week with relatives in Akron, Ohio and Lansing, Mich. They motored there. â€" > Mrs. Ralph Bard went to Alexanâ€" dria, Minn. this week to accompany her father, Mr. Spear, back to Chiâ€" cago where heâ€"willâ€"spend the winter. __Sixteen friends of. Mr. and Mrs._S. Mrs. Joseph Kral of Central aveâ€" nue is leaving today for an extended Phone Highland Park 54 ; Phone H. P. 2305 Deerfleltentertained at a very pretty miscellaneous shower ‘for Miss Elizaâ€" beth Tammi of Waukegan on Friday evening whose marriage to Mr. Edâ€" ward Stupple will be an event of Satâ€" urday. â€" There were thirty guests present and the evening was spent in playing bridge. _ . ; guest of his son, Bryant, in celebraâ€" tion of Father‘s day at the univerâ€" sity. C S SILBER WORTH "JAZZ CLASSICAL Lee Sims Bm Method _‘ _ _A Specialty: Residence, 623 Vine Avenue < Phone 3446 Lessons Given in Your Home FLORENCE CHASE PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS Private and in classes _ glazing ACHER OF _ PIANO Local and Personal wietammian es cacoucannratons deti c ar oo onmnencrmcn 223 Cary Ave. Studio surâ€" road. . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rudd and famâ€" ily_of. Terre_Haute,â€"Ind.â€"areâ€"spendâ€" ing this week with Mrs. Rudd‘s famâ€" fly y the 'Rappl of North (CGireon Rawv hall Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Saathoff and family of Highland Park, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berghorn and son of Lake Forest and Mrs. Alfred Braun of Winnetka"we'ré the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rosquist of Chicago. > 1929, at the hgu- of 7:30 p.m., at the Hospital, Highland Park, IIl. A.nnt‘xmot the â€"Board ofâ€" Manâ€" be held hnm‘odiatekl{ :g? its adjournment. Stockho «: ers and friends of the association are requested to attend. +# € ent, Martha Jane Thomas ; vice president, Louise Gourley ; â€"secreâ€" taryâ€"treasurer, ‘Ruth â€" Larson; â€" proâ€" gram and social committee chairman, Mable Clark and Carolla Keliner, A picnic supper was served and simple The annual stockholders‘ meeting of the Highland Park Hospital Asâ€" sociation, for the election of three members of the Board of Manâ€" agers, consideration of annual reâ€" ports and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meetin&. has beenâ€" called ‘and ynill‘ be.A 'f! «on â€"Monday, <Nov. 4, â€" Milton Carrell, who is a member of Sigma Rho chapter of Alpha igma Lambda National fraternity enterâ€" tained twelve members at his home last Monday_evening.__â€"Ivan Gilkeâ€" son was present as a guest. â€" Miss Greenlaw‘s Sundayâ€" school class ofâ€"the Presbyterian church met at her. home â€" on Monday evening. Hmwe;en:drforfieyufs work to 4:30 p. m. For with For the adult hard of h , at the Elm Place School. ‘Gimew every Houday 108 832 Waukegan Avenue Highland Park 7 «~~Mrs. â€" Arthur Goodwillie® of Vine avenue is entertaining. at a luncheon and_bridge, . Thursday,â€"Nov. 7,~ take â€"place Saturday, â€"Nov.â€"2â€"at five. thirty o‘clock at" the home of the bride‘s parents in Waukegan. M Paul Tammi of Detroit will be best man and Miss Gertrude Schumaker will be bridesmaid. A full account of the wedding will appear in next week‘s Press,â€" “l{r.JnndP Mrs. Rehmond Dean and rs. J. P. Fitzgerald â€" are leaving Wednesday, Nov. 6 for Norfolk, Virâ€" ginia, to attend. the.â€"wedding ofâ€"Miss Miriam Burke to Philip Dean of this city. A wedding of much interest to . hm number of W Aplrkers ;ill be that ¢ol% Elizabeth ammi, â€" daughter Mr.â€"and Mrs, George Tammi, of May street, Wau. kegan, and Mr. Edward George Stup. mersp oo hi on ies cAitred Soueâ€" 6 6f â€"N:â€"Green Bayâ€"road, which «..; oock with J yery levaly t wJ and unlfll “&"?“‘ to leave h?:: on 8. Green Bay road. _ _ Mrs. W. P. Johnson Thomasâ€"Creigh, Rapps of North Green information communicate Thursday, Oct. 31. 1929 Illinois gimple