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Combination Phonoq raph HIGHLAND PARK ELECTRIC CO. NEW SPARTONS Patronite the Press Advertisers F?! a; North Shore Talking Machine Co. NORTH SHORE _ TALKING MACHINE Co. $96.50 Radio ELECTRICAL GIFTS Mottkt. '" in: ' ll HUBER ELECTRIC CO. AND _ \nnounccs a Complete Showing of All the v: ml TON The ovsemhle--Mode gionel Trains The Inn-damn» whim-t i. " rich twalnut with genuine wood-caning nnd extremely hateful dexiln. " is um- " the must hand.- irostrtt- Inc-nu Spa-rum in“ ever produced. and ll "Mt. it in n value that is truly wn~alinnuL Open Evenings Convenient terms 380 Central Ave. "mum“. PARK Ph. M71 ll. l-IWPINSJ Phone I50 (II Storey I 235 on " Home A pplium-rx In: In.” 2 Records- $56.00 Automatic Mann. 4to' 2 Church St WINNE‘IKA Ph. "" Plays THE PRESS Talk on Furniture at Woman's Club Is Enjoyed a delightful and informative talk be- fore the Highland Park Wormut's club on Tuesday afternoon. His lee. ture, "Modern versus Period Furni- ture," was illustrated with slides showing the best type: of American furniture as exemplified by Duncan iihyle, Chippendale and Sheraton, and also the modern adaptations ot these types. Modernistic furniture, a reaction from the traditional lines, was shown as a natural outgrowth of certain architectural designs, but only usable in the type building to which it conforms. Mr. Erskine', talk proved his theory thnt funda- mental designs of good taste have become almost a law. Mr. Ralph Erskine, of the Diners}: Furniture company, who is an ex- pert on, tltepusNett 9! furniture, give Rabbi L. L. Mann On Friday evening, Dee. 5 at 8:16 o'clock Rabbi Louis L. Mann will speak on "The Chatlenge of Child- hood" as viewed by a member of the White House Conference, at the North Shore Congregation Israel, Lincoln and Vernon avenues, Glencoe. All are welcome. Announce Enttaitetttent Dr. and Mrs. Warren Rufus Smith of Oak Park, annoynce the engage- rrent of their daughter. Anne to the the Rev. Leonard Clark Wolcott of Denver. Colo., son of Dr. Peter Clark Woleutt, formerly rector of Trinity church of this city. The marriage isl to take place on Jan. i, at noon in] the chapel of Grace church in tha Park. I tttg-te-trt-ttttttet-tte-him-te-tae, Because Wolcotl's be a very ily and v‘ in. , 'ecause of the recent death of Rev. dean's mother, the wedding will a very quiet affair, only the ttun- and very closest, friends attend- 92 ONLY YOU CAN GIVE \‘UUR OWN PHOTOGRAPH North Second Street to Speak Friday HECKETSWEILER STUDIO of Dr. Pete;‘lé1a;1;1 proved. rector of Trinity "Man . The marriage is! rsysdt b PHOTOGRAPHER ‘Spring Flower Show I to Be Held in March, in Merchandise Mart The 1931 spring flower show to be held March 21 to 27 in the vast ex- hibition halls of the Merchandise Mart, will be the first show to be fi- nanced and managed wholly by the garden clubs. through their state federation, most of them in the vicin- of Illinois. " There are ninety-seven clubs in the federation, most of the min the vicin- ity of Chicago. Mrs. William L. Kar- cher of Freeport, 111., is president. John A. Serves. who has directed four great spring shows in Chicago, min charge ct the show management. Committees of garden club members will have charge of all details of the show promotion and installation. "The 1931 spring flower show will have all the features which have made previous shows beautiful and instruc- tive, and in addition there will be new features " great importance," aaid Manager Servos in discussing the plans. "Probably the dominating in. terest of former shows has been in the garden exhibits, in which flowers and plants grown in greenhouses are used to build within the show like size gardens, illustrating various types of garden design. For the 1931 show we are assured gardens larger and more varied than before, with the prac- tical educational value stressed, both materials and. design being chosen with a view to teaching show visitors how their own gardens may be im- "Many of the large gardens will be made by garden clubs, and there will abo be gardens exhibited by the Chi- cago parks and commercial houses. The garden clubs will also engage in contests testing their skill in flower arrangement and decoration. A sched- ule of these contests will soon be in- sue A Unique Christmas Gift A photograph is a distine- tive ttitt-for only you can give your own photograph. And it is one which is al- ways warmly received-for nothing expresses friend. ship quite so strongly. Phone Highland Park 435 Thursday, Dee. 4, 1930