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Mr. and Mrs. Roney and son Kenâ€" neth of Beverly Hills were the Sunâ€" day guests of the Harry Kaufman family of Ferndale avenue. Miss Annie Smigoski of Skokie avâ€" enue is pledged to Kappa Sigma Tau ut Lake Forest college. Mrs. Sellar Bullard and her mother Mrs. Thomas Smith and Mrs. Cowan of Evanston left Monday for a six weeks sojourn in Europe. . Mrs. Edward Smith and her mother returned Monday from a three months trip through Europe. % #s Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Gaudin of Vine avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Iris, to Dorsey D. Huesenetter of Albion, Nebraska. The wedding will take place in the spring. Mr. H. S. Matz of the Udell apartâ€" ments spent the weekâ€"end in Milwauâ€" kee visiting the Rev. Cyrus B. Fockâ€" ler, who is the minister the Penteâ€" costal church there. Dudley Pearson and Ray Johnâ€" son left Tuesday morning to motor to Miami, Fla., where they will reâ€" main until spring. The opening réception of the North Shore Catholic Woman‘s league was held Tuesday afternoon at which time a dramatic reading "What Every Woâ€" man Knows" was given by Esther Lehrbas Harcourt. ‘The music "A Wandering Ministrel was given by Pedro Espino. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. J. J. Enright of Glencoe and Mrs. Mathew Lillig of this city. Mrs. Laura Howard of the Udell apartments has just returned from a weeks visit in Cleveland, Ohio. While there she attended the National Resâ€" taurant Association Convention. Mrs. Thomas Dingle of S. St. Johns avenue, entertained atâ€" dinner and bridge Saturday eveing in compliâ€" ment to Miss Genevieve James whose marriage to Mr. George H. Roscoe of Chicago will take place this month. Max Suess of N. St. Johns avenue left Monday morning for Eagle River, Wisconsin. Thursday, October 16, 1930 Jimmie Watson, a parachute jumâ€" per, living in Highwood is recoverâ€" ing from severe bruises sustained Sunday afternoon, when he dropped on the roof of a barn at the Waukeâ€" gan airport while making a stunt jump. Mrs, George H. Rogers of S. St. Johns avenue entertained at lunchâ€" eon and bridge, Monday. The six guests were all out of town folks. Local and Personal "Mileâ€"Aâ€"Minuteâ€"Marty" P Mreviee) | fany EP foun Mmarty. Enp ‘Tour, V e is P e e w‘}m‘ STALLED [ Twic Q'b. \I‘?fifi Every car bought here is thoroly examined and listed before it is placed on sale. You will have a new conception of a used car after dealing with us. Q:-’.;-:-.é. CS eÂ¥ â€"AMD, OH YES, we DID HAVE Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Hastings and Miss Ada M. Moore have just returned from a motor trip through the east and Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grimson and son Peter, Mrs. James Sinclair and son have arrived home after spending the week in Wakefield, Michigan with Miss Nettie Grimson, who is teachâ€" ing school there. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Conrad and daughter Eleanor and nephew Fredâ€" erick Golden, Jr., were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stone of Wilmette. & Mrs. F. D. Clavey is spending this week in Glencoe visiting with friends. Mrs. Joseph Stipe and Miss Dorâ€" othy Wink spent Sunday as guests of Mr. Frank Stipe who attends Beâ€" loit college. ‘ FuaArs / 20 % DISCOUNT 618 North Greenbay Road â€" Highland Park PHONE 178 by â€" Willits Hudsonâ€"Essex Co.,29 So. 2 nd St. Dry Cleaning Company After 31 years of successful building and maintainâ€" ing quality, and service, in DRY CLEANING at FAIR prices, we should not and will not, resort to cheap prices to jeopardice our good name or reduce our high quality of workmanship. It is being appreciated by those that value fine workmanship and care of their fine garments. Satisfaction and responsibility to our patrons is our motto. x If you bring your DRY CLEANING and LAUNDRY to our plant at 618 No. Greenbay Rd., you will save 20";, the cost of our collection and delivery service. THE PRESS Oldest Dry Cleaning Concern on North Shore Reliable Laundry Mr. Fred Greenslade and son Robâ€" ert Greenslade left this week for the Dakotas where they will enjoy a huntâ€" ing trip. Mrs. Fred Perryman returned home Saturday from the Highland Park kospital where she was operated upon two weeks ago. She is getting along nicely, Mr. and Mrs, E. M. Conrad and Miss Lucile Helm motored to Fisk, Wisconsin on Saturday to attend the silver wedding celebration of Mrs, Conrad‘s sister, Mrs. Edward Helm on Sunday. Mrs. Vencil Muzik will be hostess today to the members of her bridge club at her home on N. Green Bay road. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Evans returned home Sunday after a week‘s motor Wwappva MEAN, R "Yoo CourD EXPECT A NoT So GooD‘? _/ Lot iF You BOuéHT IT Ar WHAT CAM YA EXxXPECT OF A w“,l."SJ“ â€" 4 _ USED . WiebeÂ¥ 6 «d and trip through the and Wisconsin. Dr. and Mrs. I. C. Gary of Chicago were the Sunday guests of Mr. and NMrs. H. A. Bridges of Ridgewood drive. * Mrs. Louis Berube was pleasantly surprised on Saturday when twenty of her friends came to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Five hundred was played at five tables, the prige winners were Mrs. George Pett, Mr. Al. Kalbus, Mrs. Fred Rubly, Mr:*Jim Walters, Mr. Fred Perryman and Nrs. Ed. Grennwald. The Fort Sheridan Woman‘s club met on Monday evening in the chapel. A delightful program was rendered. The hostesses were Mrs, W. Studeney und Mrs. J. Garmeier, Dakotas, Minnesote 18