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Miss Heler Carr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albeértâ€" Carr of 946 Lincoln avenue, is taking the part of Cordelia in the Rockford College Dramatic club‘s presentationsof Shakespeare‘s King Lear on April 27 and 29. The annual spring play is the most imporâ€" matic â€"elub during the college® year and is under student direction.. Miss Carr has been active in the Dramatic club, having been a member of its exâ€" ecutive committee in the capacity of makeâ€"up chairman. She has had parts in Caesar and Cleopatra, Cradle Highland Park Locals Inosssomment 5300 Block Sheridan Road on the Lake â€" CHICAGO _ 200â€"CAR GARAGE INâ€"THE HOTEL IS AVAILABLE FOR YOUR CAR n group of members of the Airplane club i‘n’spo’ctihf models that may be soaring about the auditorium during nearly any lunch period and after l at Deerfieldâ€"Shields high school. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" â€" Onyour way homeafter the Theatre s>â€"â€" DANCE Marine Dining Room Pliws® _ Monday Nights â€" â€"~ Celebrity Night EDGEWATER BEACH HOTEL and dancing till 2 in the morning. Other week nights> dancing tll 12. ; FRIDAYSâ€"FRATERNITY NITEâ€"TILL 1:00 SATURDAYSâ€"FORMALâ€"TILL 2:00 â€"A. â€" M. f SUNDAYSâ€"CONCERTâ€"5 TO 9 PM. * ; â€"â€"«â€"â€"«â€"«â€"butâ€"a~single standard . of excellence pefer"'hoiArdJ.o;sing salons 700 michigan avenue north, chicago _ *superior 5258. _ 270Qâ€"eerpath M forest ~_~_ loke forest 441 addresses Stars ofâ€"Stage and Screen will entertain PHIL SPITALNY‘S MUSIC ~â€"London has a ‘‘Nose club" which onâ€" ly admits 3s members those who have noses b}g enough to attract attention in a crowd. We suppose that the club emblem is the antâ€"eater. _ 24 Song, The Kleptomaniac, The Tempest and was stage manager for Becket. While at Rockford college Miss Carr has â€"been student government presiâ€" dent, president of the junior class, athletic editor of Cupola, theâ€"Jjuntor elass yearbook, and a member of the Athletic association council, varsity basketball and hockey teams, Tolo councilâ€"andâ€"Classicalâ€"club.â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" THE PRESS8 Mrs. ‘Roy Miller spent the weekâ€" end at the home of her mother,~Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer of Chicago. Thirty relatives helped her mother celebrate her birthday anniversary on Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Kruse, Mrs. Joseph Meurisse and two. children, Joseph and Betty Ann of Dubuque, Iowa, will spend the Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Selig. Mrs. Fred Meyer was hostess to Doreas Circle Three at a quilting party Friday afternoon. > Mrs._ R. M. Vant was ~chosen as leaderâ€" of. the circle for the coming year. Mrs. Mary Koebelin and â€" Mrs.â€"Emilâ€" Fredricks were guests from anotherâ€"circle. Mrs.._John Hagie entertained â€"her luncheonâ€"card â€" club â€" on â€" Wednesday afternoon, at her home on West Deerâ€" field road. i ’ ‘Mrs. Frank Peterson is spending several days of this week at the l:flh ligm Hellman home in W â€" â€" Ray Hoffman of Glenview was a guest at the Fred Horenberger home on Sunday. e Mrs. Harold Youngs entertained her luncheonâ€"bridge club on Tuesday at her home on Todd court. Mrs. Alex Willman will â€"be the next hostess. The Wednesday afternoonbridge club, which was to have met'ié&}week weas postponed because Faster acâ€" tivities." It will E::z;’/ the second Wednesday after Easter, at the home of Mrs. Fred Haggie. _ . Mr. W. B. Carr â€"has been ill with rheumatism for the past three weeks. Mrs:â€"E. J. Knicker suffered a stroke on Monda orning. Mrs. Minnie Whitcomh#Phas been staying with her for the"past several months, because of . Knickerbocker‘s failâ€" ing healaÂ¥l. Mrs. Earlâ€"Varner wasâ€"chosen leadâ€" er of Doreas Circle Four, last Thursâ€" day afternoon, at the home_of Mrs. Emil Fredricks of Central avenue. F. P. Browning home on Warâ€" »wAhgton road, which was vacated Satâ€" urday by the Malcolm Whitfields, has been rented by Luther Lockwood of Chicago. Vant and Selig report that a great many houses have been rentâ€" ed this spring.. â€" a Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ray D. Reeds and three sons Duncan, Walton and Carter were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Juâ€" lian Roquier of Gurnee on Sunday. Mrs. Fred Labahn attended the fuâ€" neral of her brotherâ€"inâ€"law, James W. Funeral servicesâ€"wereâ€" heldâ€"at â€"St: Luther‘s â€"churchâ€"withâ€"interment â€"at Mt. Carmel. Mr. Dougherty is surâ€" vived by his widow, Mrs. Minnie Dougherty and two daughters, Wilma and Margaret, who have visited in Deerfield many times. 3 Wood:â€"who attend Carleton college are home for their spring vacation. Deerfield Locals The Woman‘s Service League and Auxiliary of _ Trinity Episcopal church are holding. an Easter sale on next Saturday afternoon.. Many loveâ€" ful things will be offered for sale, making . your â€" Easter buying a reaAl ploastmre s â€"==#;â€": > <l4 SArec~ Faemonr sb in w d er good things will be found on the food table. . Afternoon tea will be served and it is hoped many will plan to stop in at the parish house during the afterâ€" noon.. The doors will be opened at 2:00 o‘clock. f Easter Sale Saturday â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"Frinity â€"Parish House 1022 Oakly Ave. Deerfield Ring Ting Candy Shops Real Live ~‘THE HEARTS _ OF YOUR CHILDREN _ ~ITTH A * Theseâ€"are honestâ€"toâ€"goodness real live Easter Bunniesâ€"pure snow â€"white . . . with pink eyes . . . from high grade, healthy stock. Nothing will be more appreciated by your chilâ€" dren than one of these lovâ€" able little bunnies. Read Our Wantâ€"Ads Easter Special Box $1.00 33 North Sheridan Road Call Deerfield 124 $1.00 & Up DELIGHT Thursday, April 2, 1931 PRICE Thursd dis for an 15 ch of ca Fi