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COMMERCE CHAMBER FEBRUARY MEETING W Willard Andolin Will Give Prmtram Feb. 18 Royal Oper; many. who song! by Sc ine Dinner and Interesting Program Tuesday Evening: Busincm Matters Will ieneral McCloskey ls Sptakor at H. P. Rotary Chth Meeting Monday M " LAM mimic Wot M In"! Good will render . Atthert and , W tre M Thu Talk! W nl In “Mt [ml h um. m “H'llu [my]: ra m human. on of the Inn-nu mu .1 the nirmln O' pk MIMI" I. who Cue' army with mlid tine M and The: nu tin- in: Thu Mr th, " H. P. Youth, Student at Dartmouth, ls Hero of College Fire Department Brett Osborne. mm of Mr. and Mrs. Livingston E. Osborne of 360 Womilawn avenue. llizhhmd Park, and n junior at Dartmouth cullegn in Hanover, N. u., Saturday night pruvml himwlf the hero of the col- leRe fir" department in, fitthtintt the an.“ that tieioveel a residence in "amt the I Local Artists Exhibit at Shawnee Club Reercation Director Attends Conference trur Tur mos onlim- darwe will he hvld It the Oak Terrace school. Good music has been procured and all who attend are as- “:er a pleasant evening. W M Th. " " Mill, Saturn! SH fire under horn" had od repair, midw Sun Irry L. Allen. director of Com. tv Reerpation in Highland Park Mod an oxacutiws luncheon on why at Harriet Hammond-Mo- sick momnrinl. Tho Mansion was mid-winter meeting of the Art osion mmmittoo of the Univer- and n reeoptirmhtoa. The ex will mmimw until the twvnty nf thiss, month. Pris-ml: of " am! th" oil: 'rth Show. nwnwo club. mam: om nth lath: roll, hrm urn Dam-o Silurday "welt the hor, department in a! destroyed a fhtmintt fu" th H M Mime a " (in the em nter (-arniv " r0 alarm jumped " firemr 'ttP Mo ntly 1m: th (-vvninlt mont invitm amour fir ti'rtrrtwn hattled the _ and were "hhs to go! control. but nut until INK BHUUI thr rly Hwoll. Mrs Mrs, Frank Po; rht wnmvn am: h no numbers of th, The others had al the burning: build sum of Mr. and . Osborne of 360 llighhmd Park, now and fr " Sunduy with I Manlnmo Surknw m at its height snumlod and the onto the Me n's clothing over tho truvk roared side of the Con. tmen nd tr Y., hath mem. 'm- department aternity hum: 'l of tho "Mor, al at the col nmagr jyni trnt arrived. 7,00 sturlvnts Thorn rushed Nittht h. l t, W an Mping to family of re trapped THE PRESS qukegan riti thv t until almost below Biz .1“. nud to at Interesting Series of Sunday Evening Services Planned A series of very interesting Sun- day evening services have been plan- m-d- at the Bethany Evangelical church. The people of this commun- ity who do not attend some other evening church service. will find these services interesting, helpful, inspir- ing and spiritually uplifting. The following is a schedule of the vari- OHS th Thou H, of tht any chnir th, With the of these AP A \wi'v interesting leeturo was uivvn Inst t-vening following the reg- ular mot-ting of Highland Park Chap. ter No. 22G, R. A. M. by Donald Bruce. a mnmhor of the lodge. HU talk was on his rotten! truvely in Srntlnml. Eng- land and France. "v has a very in- turosting personality, and cleverly re- lated numt-rnux irwidents in connec- tion with tho trip which were most vntvrtaininz. Mason's Hear Talk by Donald Bruce ls Lneal Agent for Fuel Saving Device A. Cr. Briggs of Highland Park has mtabiiehnd nn agency for the North Share Fuel Saver Co. at 21 North Sheridan mad. This device with be. tween ftve and six thousan.d instailn- (ions in the Chicago district, has proved to he highly effieient and eco- nomical, Mr. Bricks has had seven wars of experience in the oil burner business with leading companies and is fully prepared to take care of all requirements in the fuel saver line. Series of Lectures Us On Sunday afternoons. at 3:30 n‘clm-k. Rev. Albert Vail is Elvin: in tho Foundation hall of the Bahal tpmrh. Wilmette. a rtrir, of lociuros unnn the ideals of the independent warrh for truth, the nnonesu of man. kind. universal httteuaste to which the Baha'i lam-lt- will be dedieated. Sm!» vial mph-s will be: Fobruarv 15, "The Union of Science and Divine Re. licinn": February 22, “Religion Made Bimini. Social Service sRplritualized." M M M M Mar un M April G--V tharw choir April 12 F April 12 Pussi the bishops of April 19 --A vi 't comforrm-r‘ at With the ext-er Sivrr bs tin M Brothers wing is n s ‘I‘rviccs: b. 1.5--Rev, J. E. Chum) b. 22--Radi at h poop h church. . h gg--Saeretl concert, by =woih-r's orehestra. h 29 H Em!” pairoant maple of Bethany. l?, Pnssihility of having one shops of the church present. It! --A vhiting minister from 'runPt' at Harrington. Ininois. 'he exception of one or two twrvieer, the pastor, Rev. H. my will bring a mum-1 moss- >ach occasion. of. o. S. Beltr. of N 15 H Faster play, " by yuung pl-opie e--Rev. W, B. I Church will speak --Radi6 4ingers, 29-Appil 4:30 Vvsper at Baha'i Temple pen conga-g: ingers, Lindmul- stional sing by the Beth. f N.W.U Itohle cant Follow of the “V Mr um by NOTED R0lifhll1 WILL SPEAK HERE FEB. 17 Mrs. Beatrice Hale, Niece of Famous English Actor, to Address Woman's Club At the next meeting of the High. land Park Woman's club, Tuesday, Feb. 17, at 2:30 p. m., a well.known speaker will address the members on an interesting and timely subject. The speaker, who is a niece of the famous English actor, Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson, and the grand- daughter of one of the best known dramatic critics of his day, Joseph Knight, S. P. A., was also an actress of note before her marriage to an American, in the companice of Sir Henry Irving and Sir Herbert Tree. For the past twenty years, Mrs. Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale has lectured widely both in America and in Europe, and the charm of her per- srmality, her breadth of view. and un- derstanding of human nature and the problems of every day lite, have made her famous. She is also known ins an author both of iietion and of lessays, and has written some success- Newspaper Comment To quote the springfield Republi- can, one of the leading newapaperl in the East, "Theris is not a woman in the country who .spoaks with more authority . . . . and at the same time with so much grace and fascination, and those who have heard her once are invariably eager to seize a sec- ond opportunity." Mrs. Hale will speak to the club members on "Why We Live Beyond Our Means," and the talk should be unusually interesting. tul plays, The program committee is happy tn announce that the program at the annual meeting, Tucsd'ay, April 21, will be given by Mrs. Arthur Byfield, a Highland Park resident, who is a singer of rare ability, Exhibit of Etchinzs Beginning next Tuesday. Feb. 17, and continuing through February, an exhibit of the etchings of Mr. Charles Viivosmosky, wrll known instructor at the Chicago Art Institute. will oc- cupy the gallery of the H. P. Wom- an’s club. _ Priest Killed in Crash Shortly After Talking to Deerfield Boy Scouts The Rev. R, J. Ashenden, head of the Catholic Youth Organization of Chicago. was killed Tuesday evening in an automobile accident when his car was hit by another auto near Northbrook. ' Father Ashendvn spoke at a meet- ing nf the Boy Scouts of the Holy Cross church of Deerfield at 8:30 Tuesday evening and was on his way to speak at Techny, when he was killed. His companions, Casey Jones 6430 Crystal street. and William. Campbell, an attorney at 175 West Jackson boulevard, both of Chicago, escaped with minor injuries. Father Ashenden, who was thirty years old, resided at 2060 Roosevelt road, Chicago. He received a skull fracture and internal injuries and died at St. Francis hospital in Ev- anston. Thursday, Feb. 12, 1931