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No meeting of the city council was held Monday evening and the next regular meeting probably will be held at the city hall Monday evening of next week. No Council Meeting Is Held This Week Sunset Valley offers the people of Highland Park some sterling golf. The entries, which are coming in rapâ€" idly now, include the names of Chick Evans of Edgewater Country club, Jock Hutchison of Illinois Golf, Al Bluhm of Big Oaks, Abe Espinosa of Medinah Country club, Gus Fetz of Midâ€"City, Al Hackbarth of Oak Ridge, Jim Foulis of Ruth Lake, Al Espinosa of Sportsman, and Harry Cooper of Glen Oak, But one never knows what will happen in a golf championâ€" ship. â€" There are plenty of good golfâ€" ers entered whose names are not inâ€" cluded in the above list. Increasing Interest The North Shore Open will be three â€"â€"(Continued on page 39) Plan Water Carnival, Roger Williams Beach Saturday, 4:00 P. M. NORTH SHORE OPEN HELD NEXT MONDAY Preparations are nearly completed for the best North Shore Open tourâ€" nament that residents. of Highland Park and the north shore have ever seen. When the contestants tee off next Monday there will be included some of the best golfers that Chicago can contribute. Some of these men have played Sunset Valley before and are glad to come back for a try for the $1,500 in cash and prizes offered the winner of the North Shore Open this vyear. Annual Golf Tournament at Sunâ€" set Valley Course Here; Is Popular VouumE® XIX The Higbland Park Press p} | 1 The following people comprise the committee: Mrs. Samue!l Goodman, chairman, Mesdames Milton Eisenâ€" staedt, Irving Felsenthal, Lester Felâ€" senthal, â€" Charles Sincere, Edward Heinsimer, Elmer Schram, Leslie Solomon, Milton Simon and Gerald Windheimer. _ Five. beautiful donaâ€" tions will be awarded among the prizes. The prizes which have been donated by various members of the committee, consist of one dozen pairs silk hose, one dozen serving plates, cne large tray, chaize lounge cover, pillow to match chaize lounge cover. Weston E. Davie is chairman of the committee and the other members are Commissioner Lyle Gourley, Albert I‘. Snite, Dr. Harry Gradle, Eldridge Hamlin, X. Vigeant, Frank Chaffey, and Gus Treloar. Another meeting will be held in about a week, it is exâ€" pected." The "Ways and Means Committee" of â€" the North Shore Congregation Israel Sisterhood is sponsoring a Mah Jongg and card party at the Moraine hotel, Tuesday afternoon, July 29 at The Juniors, headed by their presiâ€" dent, ‘Miss Lois Goldstein, will assist in ushering and serving. Sisterhood Sponsors Card Party, July 29 2 o‘clock for the purpose of furtherâ€" ing the philanthropic and educational work of the Sisterhood. Tickets may be procured in advance from Mrs. Milton Eisenstaedt, 262 Mortimer road, Glencoe. The committee plans to secure as complete a mailing list as possible of owners of lake shore property and of boats large enough to require govâ€" ernment licenses and to write them with a view to interesting them in the project. It was: decided to write the city councilâ€"a letter to inquire the method to be adopted to secure land for a club house, the plan being to erect a building to cost in the neighborhood of $100,000. It was suggested by some members of the Highland Park club that this club might be induced to merge with the new organization when formed to make one large club. The idea is to secure a 99â€"year lease on & site and erect an adequate club house as soon as possible, In the matter of the harbor for 200 beats, it is believed that the best loâ€" cation is just outside the city waterâ€" works plant and the bathing beach, and the consent of property owners ulong the lake is required by the govâ€" crnment in such instances, it is pointâ€" ed out. Highland Park promoters of a plan to build a yacht harbor and club house here are enthusiastically proceeding with their campaign, and indications at a meeting held Tuesday evening were that interest in the project was likely to grow rapidly. Plans for Yacht Club And Big Clubhouse on Beach Are Discussed HicHLAXND ParKk, IuuiNots, THurspay, Juuy 10, 1930 Members of the Lions clubs of the north shore will participate in a golf tournament â€" Thursday, July 17, at Sunset Valley club, following a lunchâ€" eon to be served at noon in the club house. The play will be for the cup put up last year by the Highland Park Lions club and won last year by golfers of the Winnetka Lions club. The clubs participating in the tourney are Highland Park, Evanston, Winnetka, Deerfield, DesPlaines, Niles Center, Waukegan. "Getâ€"Togetherâ€"Day" "Getâ€"togetherâ€"Day" will be held at the Exmoor Country club, Saturday, July 12. Games for the afternoon will be arranged by Mr. Stupple. There will be prizes for low net foursome. The property has been used for business purposes for a number of years and at present is being used as a hotel, according to Behanna. Members of the Highland Park zoning board of appeals named in the suit are Thomas . Creigh, Raymond Herman, Raymond Flynn, George Roberts, Harry Selling and R. D. Corâ€" rough. Garden Tea to Be Feature of Meeting The Community Garden class of the Mighland Park Woman‘s club will meet July 16 fromâ€" 3 to 5 p. m. for a garden tea at the home of Mrs. John P. Denison, chairman of the group. "Garden Gleamings," by members. "From â€" the Garden Notebook," by Mrs. Roy Crossman, and a program of music by Mrs. Wm. D. Young and Mrs. John Todd. Lions Clubs of North Shore in Golf Match The Highland Park zoning board of appeals refused to grant Mrs. Mcâ€" Crystle permission to erect a hotel building on Central avenue, adjoining the Highland Park business district. Since the property adjoins the busiâ€" ness district, Mrs. McCrystle mainâ€" tains that it is suitable only for busiâ€" ness purposes. Attorney Behanna, in his petition for a writ, stated that in â€" former Highland Park zoning ordinances the McCrystle property was given a busiâ€" ness classification. Another step in the fight of Mrs. May McCrystle for permit to erect a hotel on her property on East Cenâ€" tral avenue, in this city, was taken Monday, when her attorney, William Behanna of Waukegan, filed in the circuit court a writ of certiorari which attacks the powers of the zonâ€" ing board of appeals and the city orâ€" dinance which created it, brandi the latter as illegal. Prolonged li:g' gation is expected as a result of this action. McCrystle Hotel Case Is Carried to Circuit Court; Long Fight Seen « COMMERCE CHAMBER MONTHLY SESSION of Walter Hagen in this tournament, President Laing reports, but definite announcem@nt regarding this was not possible yesterday. At the regular meeting of the Highâ€" land Park Rotary club, held Monday noon at the Moraine hotel, the prinâ€" cipal feature, following the excellent luncheon, was the installation of the new officers elected some time ago for the ensuing year. The new officers and directors are: President, C. V. Nichols. Viceâ€"president, L. B. Sinclair. Secretary, Percy Prior. Treasurerâ€"E. C. Switzer. Sergeantâ€"atâ€"arms, 8. A. St. Peter. Directorsâ€"C. V. Nichols, Charles Harbaugh, D. E. Rossiter, 8. A. St. Peter, E. C. Switzer, J D. Simons, L. B. Sinclair. Rotary Club Installs New Officers Monday Noon at Moraine Hotel At the close of Mr. Casey‘s talk a motion offered by Herman Denzel was seconded and carried referring the project to the board of directors for consideration and report for action at the August meeting. A. Casey of the Home Town Camâ€" paign Service made an interesting talk, thoroughly explaining a proâ€" posed Trade at Home plan, its purâ€" pose, functions and price, and his adâ€" dress was listened to with close atâ€" tention and deep interest by the memâ€" bers present. Bills were read, approved and voted paid after proper audit. Upon motion of S. A. St. Peter, (Continued on page 38) President Edward M. Laing of the Sunset Valley Golf club received word yesterday that Horton Smith, noted golf champion will be one of the players in the North Shore Open tournament at Sunset Valley next Monday, as Smith has accepted the invitation of the club to participate. Negotiations also are under way with a view to securing the presence The regular monthly dinner .and business meeting of the Highland Park Chamber of Commerce was held Tuesday evening at the Green Tea Pot. Following a splendid dinner R. New Member The application for membership of the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. was presented. and favorably acted upon Horton Smith, Noted Golf Champion Will Play in N. S. Open Hear Talk on Trade at Home Plan Golf Tourneys; Dolâ€" lar Day in Prospect The minutes of the June meeting were read, approved and ordered placed on file. NumBER 19