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A pleasant air of informality per- vaded at the party given by the Deer- field American Legion Post _No. 738, last Wednesday evening in the Ma. sonic Temple, which was decorated in red, white and blue for the occasion. The entertaining features of the evening were, a delightful program, dancing, and refreshments. Legion Party Proves Delightful Affair Mr, A. G. chmp was chairman of the entertainment committee and ar- ranged a very tine program. Those who appeared included Professor Aguston, Swiss Enigma who cleverly entertained with tricks, mind reading, etc.; Alice Le Tarte, soloist; May and Kilduit, who gave a comedy sketch; Thursday, March 6, 1930 L. Bottom}? of Highland Park; Charles Kapschull, eighth district commander, told of the work being done for ex-service men and orphans and gave a number of reasons why all Legionnaires should be proud to have a part in this work. The party called forth many com- plimentary remarks from the guests upon leaving and assured Commander Geo. Briggs and comrades that they were perfect hosts and hoped they would duplicate the occasion in the very near future. Mr. F. Bonn, chairman of the re- freshment committh was responsible for the delicious reput. Bannockburn Garden Club Meet Interesting The Bannockburn Garden irhsb held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Towler on Monday, March 3. A very interesting talk a Rock Gardens was given by Mr. J. R. Foote of Winnetka. The club's exhibits to be shown at the Central States Garden and Flow. er show, Chicago Stadium, April 5-13, were discussed. Mrs. Otto Mieaner will have charge of the living room flower arrangement, Mrs. William Aitken of the setting of a formal dinner table, Mrs. Kenneth Towler, I shadow box. study, and Mrs. W. R. Jones, the open garden gate. Deerfield Athletics _ to Meet Mundelein The Deerfield Athletic club will play the Mundelein Athletic club Monday evening, March 10 at the Deerfield grammar school. Last Monday evening the local bus- ketball team met the Commonwealth Edison team of Chicago, a teem which held the record of being unde- feated for the past three years, and defend them. ' ' MRS. LORETTA WILLMAN, Lécal Editor Lincoln Ave., Deerfield, Ill. Tel. Deerfield 163-R DEERFIELD NEWS AND PERSONAL ITEMS Send contributions to local correspondent before new day noon. Help her to make this notion intarestittg. DEERFIELD NEWS-FLASHES Niles Center Loses The St. Paul's boys intended to take) revenge fur a defeat administered to them by the Niles Center quintet " Niles Center earlier in the season when St. Paul's lost by the score of 18-10. but never expected revenge to be as merciless " the final score in- dicates. Niles Center was baffled from the start. The air-tight defense of the St. Paul's boys could not be pene- trated to any advantage. The Vill- tors sc'ored only twice in the lint lullf and three times, in the fittsl period, while the forward combination of Jack Thomas, Bleimehl and Segert for St. Paul's scored at liberty. Lineup: St. Paul'.- Segert, f .. Bleimehl, f J. Thomas, f .._. Earning, f Vr__rrwttt P, Thomas, c _... Van Blair, e -... A. Johnson, tr v___ Imegeler, g .ttere__ Maggie, tr .wt..etrete- on, g _..._.rtr.P_P.rtV- Niles Center-lt Siegel, f .V__e-P_-.ve Farrell, f ..FF__.-r_ Honickle, f T.r.r._. Lane. e, _.)....,...., Haugen, g .-_.6Vr-._ Lastseh, g . WT6PrrTF. _r_TF.._wrF.F. 2 0 2 Beuscher, g .e..trrt.t...r.tee..tr.. 0 0 0 Friday evening St. Paul’s will play a return game with Northbrook " the Northbrook public school irynttttk- sium. Tuesday, March ll, the light- and heavies of Grays Lake will play at Deerfield. ' Former Residents to Celebrate 50th Wehding Mr. and Mrs) Richard Sims are planning to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday, March 9 at the Portage Park Com- munity House. Mr. and Mrs, Sims who resided for a number of years with their daughter, Mrs, Phil Scully Sr., on Deerfield road, are now living with relatives in Cliicago. The fifty guests, who will attend the celebra- tion include children, grand children and great grand children. DeerfUld relatives who have been invited are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Scully St. 3nd family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. URoy Scully, end Mr. and Mrs. Philip Scully, Jr. Tuesday, March 11, the St. Plul'l basketball team will play the lights ttnd heavies from Gray's Lake. " 42-14 to St. Paul’s THE PRESS 0 " B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Monday, March lo- Psyehology clul V at school, 7:30 o'clock. American Legion Auxiliny meet- ing " the home of Mrs. F. Peterson, 8 o'clock. Tuesday, March It-- Mnson's meeting, Minnie temple. St. Paul’s balketball team will play Mason's meeting, Mnsonic temple. St. Paul’s basketball team will play the lights and heaviel from Grays' Lake, Deerfield grammar school, " 8 The five new members who were taken into the clmp were Mm. Dan Hunt, Misses Maromst Scully, Ver, (iii, Guitekel, Hilda Sufker. Ind Ruby unaw. Wednesday, Match 12- Lion's club, 12:30 o'clock: American Legion post No, 738 Will meet at Masonic temple, 8 o'clock. Thursday, March IF- R. N. A. meeting, Masonic temple, 8 o'cioek, Juvenile meeting " 6 p. am. Friday. Much u- Wilmet and Deerfield P. T. A. Joint meeting, at DeeMeld school auditori- um, 2:80 p. m. Boy Scout meeting, troop M, 7:15 p, Hold Joint Meeting of P. T. A. March 14 A joint meeting and Wilmut Pure"! .tions will be held school auditoriugn l boon, March 14, at Celebrate Anniversary of Deerfield R. N. A. Mrs. Frederick Fischer, member of the Lake Blue board of education and president of the Illinois Federation of Garden clubs, will give an lddreu. Mrs. Fischer is a very chumink Eighty members and guests attend- ed the nineteenth birthday ”Nth snry of the local R. N. A. Ctbtttp teat Thursday evening. woman interest munity to hear evening's entertainment included, Endings by Mrs, Mildred Gunckel and Miss Pearl Jnhrend, cluronet solo by Catherine Hoffman; violin solo, Mary Hoffman; short arm-chem by Mrs. tho. Fetus, oracle of the local camp; Mrs. Rttdelifrg,.ornele of High- land Park camp, and Mmu. E, Ther- rien, Carlson, and Watkins, put orn- camp; [and I rien, l cles. The St. Nul's buketbull team will play the colored boys It Y.M.C.A., Ew anston. on Friday evening, luck M. m pcssible and and her Civic Calendar her address should All women of the it is hoped that as will make a specinl in the Darnell! on Friday after- 2:30 p. m. the Deerfield Deerfield usuciu many ettott m Mrs. Aiken number of Dee asking them asking ll annu United De Highland Park. Mr. And Mu. Minnie Willman man visited thi chupler on Frid _ Mes". Louis homes month Seat t l, Racine. Winn. I Mr. and Mr danchu-r Ind Shrine. Lake Forest, nine, when Bethany Mm Frank Peterson spent the M end with relatives in Waukegan. Mr. and Wu. S. P. Hutchinson were "at: of Kr. and In. Chu. Iqu- otds of Wank-gun Sunday. Mr. and Mrs A, J. Johnuon Ind u nnniv methods (mining the hall the Pre, Mrs. R. E. Penis had In her In": un Wednesday In. Percy Prior of Ravinia and her mother, In. Clan Hutch Btoven ot Lake ma. Russell Thompson in -ttlttod with scarlet fever. . Miss Elizabeth Schilltrn Ipont tho week end with mum. ht _ avr' My eriield Wt M r M Mi tu I‘rnnk Ruuo, ion W. Rune. celehr |ivernry Sunday dim Irene Rachel um rs. E. Bloimchl ' Mrs. Martin loud: and In. mg the menu I V. Hun-him" h, r. and dust! :her ll Mr returned Ink Rune. ion of Mr. and In. . Russo, celebrated his birth“, 'ernry Sand” att-set, in Irene Ruckenbuch denuded on day fur Columbus, Ohio, 'm a teaching I course in primary min in I land-rd uademkip in: whoa] under the direction of unrd of Christian education of Presbyterian chm I. R. E. Petti- had 1. her than Anton in Des ‘. R. A gm Deerfield Local: Md sum ‘undir u Wi Wa the 'iduy urd “I rated M r uen md rturld Irvin. Purl: r. and Mrs. family who forum of Waukegan with.“ n trgeld women In: week to support Mrs. Ruth tmiek, eandidnte tor “mum in the coming held Tue-day. April 0. on also have been itwtt. n Chicago. mehl, Mrs. S. P. Butch. Irtin Murphy, In. It. In. R. (Sundial m mu " the home of In. on ‘on Thursday after- , entertained in comp“. mother, In. Flak-her. I her birthday mim- s. E. J. Binxhun and Mrs. Amelia Pyle of dinner guest- of Mr, 'tte Ender Walla-day. , R. V. Hutchinlon “a bovine Ann, and In. ring l'nrk were dinner and Mrs. S. P. Hutch- the Dee an Inviu F High!- to their Ly Line r the west they visit Christ William, Mrs and Mrs. Annie Will, and Sunday ndod W ilonviow evening Jtund Put-k camp , March 12. “is when“ the win. Mm. Chg. rvnrd. "L. Blur- was obs: J. Bind Amelia ‘Il' C. A. It on, March and Mrs. C. M. the Emmnnuel on PM" no- Shrine No. P. 'fin Mr ‘hnuon but] II Mr. Ind In ad d R. N. A. " Attend I Park camp eppecuve , utter a Win“. in with the Mr rly in“. cCor- when 7, It