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On Thursday evening, May 21, the i Delta business girls club are givâ€" & a public card party at the Y. W. ~A. at 8 o‘clock. 500, bridge and nco will be played with prizes for ch. The proceeds will be used to hd: one or two of the club girls to °â€" Business Girls econference to bel d in atirentrralle HELL :. .0. ce 6 To e tce o hi ue ns e o C ie eedid lave been repeated in the lumIGer at Ravinia park on children‘s afternoons ind were particularly popular because hey enacted in dance pantomime such Airy tale favorite as Cinderella and he Sleeping Beauty. ‘kets mber !Ilin' Dance pupils of Mildred Haessler will present their fifth annual dance program .in the Ravinia auditorium Friday. afternoon and Saturday eveâ€" ning, May 22 and 23, for the benefit of the auditorium maintenance fund. A series of dance episodes â€"under the heading, Father Time‘s Calendar, will be given. ‘The hours of the day, the months and the seasons will be symbolized in appropriate dance figâ€" Urés and onactirmas mak L0 c ce NO ic "v one or two of the club girls to °â€" Business Girls conference to be Id in Saugatuck, Mich., on July 18 inclusive. , The public is most ‘dially invited to attend, and all d assured of a mast niancawk alns " _ _ _, Ns and the seasons will be ymbolized in appropriate dance figâ€" ires and costumes. â€" Thus January vill be represented by a dance of skatâ€" rs, May by a Maypole dance and so 1 Delta‘s.to Hold { Card Party May 21 To Present Fifth Annual Dance Program All the committees are hard at work on the final details. Many orâ€" ganizations are contributing, and coâ€" operatingâ€"inâ€"other ways and so inâ€" suring the success of the fair. Among the ~local: organizations helping â€" are Clavey‘s, Fiore‘s and Bacik nurseries; ~¢â€" (Continued on page 41) s In former ye@rg â€" The Park board is contributing the labor. The Ravinia Garden club, with your help, pays for the black soil, manure _and _ tHe._plants.._â€"Theyâ€"are counting on you, your interest, your support, to make the Rose Garden a reality. yaa®: The: paths have been outlined and the ground ploughed and harrowed, and black dirt and manure are being incorporated with the soil, so that when the roses are planted they will grow, and give pride and joy to every person in the city. _ & â€"_ The big day is almost here at last! | Mr.â€" Smithâ€"is â€"to be assisted on this Saturday, May 9, the Garden Fair t"P by other well known bird stuâ€" is on, rain or shine. At Ravinia Staâ€" | d4ents, andâ€" particular attention will tion park, from 9 to 6 p. m. Come!| P¢ given to warblers. Bring your family! Bring your| . These trips inaugurated early in friends! Make this a real community | March, have proved very popular. The dayâ€"a Red Letter day for Highland | P‘"4 calendar, prepared l;)y the Elm Park, when each one, by doing his or| !2ce school, has been fo owed, and ber bit, makes possible the unique| Other very helpful materials have and lovely Municipal Rose Garden,| P%°n made available at the Public 1iâ€" that is not only already planned, but | P"2*Y: on which actual work has been startâ€"| . DUring the last two weeks the fal. Re From 9 a. m. to 6 p. m., Ravinia Station Park; Parade to Start at 9:30 _ GARDEN FAIR TO BE HELD ON SATURDAY of _inwuted to attend, and all,dln road. A red of a most pleasant eveâ€" , orchestra hay efreshments will be served. nish the dane may be had from any elub| most cordially ~or. may be purchased the evervons will the party sday, May i, M these . programs 1931 No un sornaont Doudiiiht Chipsciictie. aisie orchestra have been secured to furâ€" nish the dance music. The public is most cordially invited to .attend and er‘vmone will be pssured of a grand time. The LAdy Vikings of are‘sponsoring a dance evening at the Masonic _ _ Each poppy has been made in ually by some disabled veteran through this work has been ab help himself or his family in the struggle against the handicap war disability. Often there _ tragic and pathetic story wrappe in these flowers. poppy sale of the American Legion Auxiliary in Highwood went into full swing today when the memorial popâ€" pies which will be worn on Poppy Day, May 22 and 23, in honor of the World War dead were received at Legion and Auxiliary headquarters there. The little red flowers, packed in neat boxes, are made by. disabled veterans _ under lfimn direction. They must be counted and arranged for distribution to the volunteer workers who will offer them on the streets on Poppy Day. "I wonder how many of the people { in Highwood who will wear these popâ€" 1 pies this year, realize the story that E* is behind each little flower," said one q â€" All interested in birds are invited to attend and become members of this field club. Notebooks, pencils, : and _led,‘xlmm_willfiberioundweryw ful. Further information regarding this trip, and also interesting future Plans of this field club may be had by calling the recreation office, Highland Park 858. ‘ | ‘During the last two weeks the folâ€" lowing birds have been observed: Vesper Sparrow, Swamp Sparrow, Field Sparrow, Towhee or Shewink, Whiteâ€"throated Sparrow, Myrtle Warâ€" bler, Purple Martin, Barn Sparrow,# House â€" Wren, Catbird, . Redâ€"headed Woodpecker, Baltimore Oriole, Roseâ€" breasted Grosbeak, Redâ€"eyed Vireo, Black and White Creper, Wood | Thrush, Brown Creeper, Rubyâ€"crownâ€"| ed Kinglet, Brown Thrasher, Purple | â€" Finch, Blue Bird, Cow Bird,_ 6 ~Woodpecker, Starling Cooper‘s Hawk,l Junco, and Kildeer. The warblers, now due according to bird calendars, include: Kate May Warbler, Blackâ€"throated Blue Warâ€" bler, Blackâ€"throated Green Warbler, .Xelloxv,.-,_wm.«»laenofia; ~â€"and Chestnutâ€"sided Warbler. * Work qf preparing for the .\ .\ ~ ~ SaCndaar, . prepared lfir the Eim Place school, has been followed, and other very helpful materials have been made available at the Public liâ€" brary, Elm. Place lehooâ€"l:-w;fi 1&5 gial field trip for the study n £ _ _ ~ _ ~rIPp for the study of birds at Mr. Smithâ€"is to be assisted on this trip by other well known bird stuâ€" dents,â€"andâ€"particular ~attention â€"will L onere t ek 11 Mr. Jesse L. Smith, well field naturalist and princinal Jesse L. Smith to Lead ~â€" Bird Study Field Trip Tuesday Morn, May 6th l_lolsl_ Dance May Lest We Forget Vikings of Highland Park a dance this Saturday Masonic hall on Sheriâ€" v[ell-knovn Waukegan as been made individâ€" disabled veteran who the handicaps of | has been able to there is a wrapped up principal of the annual long_ , the speâ€" known H North Shore Chapter of the Daughâ€" | ters of the American Revolution will hold its annual meeting ‘Thursday, May 14 12:30 p.m. at the home of dan road, Wilmette, Reports from the State Conference and National convention will be presented by the delegates, and the regular election of officers and annual reports will take{ place as usual. Mrs. Hiram L. Ken-[ nicott and Mrs.â€" Marc A.; Law will assist Mrs. Winston as hosteuem, Transportatiohri;iil"t Mrs. Richard L. Sandw and Mrs. E. E. Mellina folâ€" . M. Bush Is Now â€" with Cadillac C Annual Meeting of _ ; D. A. R. Chapter to Be Held Thursday, May 14 + Mr. and Mrs. Henry G.A,Snthofl of f MrB!:ainerd Cha?man, sol:} oé Mgund C _IIlL, are celebrating â€"their f ’;"r;n‘lffimmn bl “' :II.Fm'p;rti. cip anti]dnxen golden yveddmg anniversary tomorâ€" since Christmas in the Interâ€"frater T are $0d): ooo donts is o ons nity debates at Amherst college, deâ€" about ten years ago, then livi ‘{ feated his opponent in the finals last 17 South Gyr en E:)Lmad, nfwm | Wednesday,â€" April 29. Brai ‘Their son, Mr. William H. Saathoff ‘his teammate Dwight Morrow Jr.,| â€" iheir son, Mr. Wi iant . Saa son of the fox:mer U. S. Ambassador| 204 his daughter, Naomi, of 18 South to Mexico, a fratern.ity‘ brother, are S'econ_d street are leaving tomorrow both sophomores, and in bringing the spend the week ond in h us championship toâ€"their fraternity, the is Carolyh Senthoff will los, c aL Beta Iota of Beta Theta Pi, they had | M‘8$ Carolyn 1 4 ow am to overcome many upperclass opponâ€" ;x;day morning to spend a few days e o ere. this instence was unenineogs * **| . ‘There n on no anniversary celeâ€" n the preliminary debates Brainâ€" hoi have heen t sit winees * "*** erd and Dwight Morrow upheld the They h th tul t'. a negative sideâ€"of the question â€" Reâ€" CS ave the congratula ons _an solved: That the Canadian system of be.'t vnshers, of their many friends in liquor control is more efficient than | ‘&hland Park. the United States method. In the & * finals, however, they successfully deâ€" Sevgald R.ebhng Dies * fended the affirmative of the Russian in Chicago Hospital: â€" Fiveâ€"Year Plan. «e [ Mr. J | Elyse C. Rinkenberger +â€"â€"Miss Elyse C, Rinkenberger, who plays the role of Hattie Horner in North Shore Circuit theatre‘s next play, "Salt Water,"â€" to be given at Lake Forest May 12 and in Highland Park May 15. ; R J P. Boy Member of~~~â€"~~â€"~ Winning Debate Team at Amherst College Appe on will be in charge of L. Sandwick, H. P. 1005 . Mellinger, H. P. 3471 Bush, formerly with will be in charge ars In Play ; _ _, S, the grave in the cemetery at | Park Ridge. He leaves his wife and two children, Mrs. Arch Abercromby of Highland Park and Sewald Rebâ€" ling of Dmfief. and two grandchilâ€" dren, Helen Jean and Bernice Aberâ€" mifi-d--â€"â€" * s on nvinimaniennatifsiiioliintive intm LJ'Park practically all of that time. He . married Minnic Miller of Park Ridge, | who passed away 19 years ago. Later he married Miss Emily Yahnke of Chicago, who survives. | _ Mr. Rebling was a mason contracâ€" | tor, a member of A. F. & A. M. and Highland Park Chapter No. 226, R. A. M., and of the local Elks. Funeral services â€"will be held Fri?. day at 2 o‘clock at the home, 529 S. Green Bay road, Rev. Mr. Roth ofâ€" ficiating. Masonic services will be |held at the grave in tha Aaninknauw 21 Sewald T. Rebling wellâ€"known resiâ€" dent of Highland Park for many years died May 5, at 5:30 p.m., in the â€"West Side hospital, Chicago, where he underwent an operation last week. â€" He was born April 15, 1866, in Germanyâ€"came here when he was , There will be no anniversary celeâ€" bration as both Mr. and Mrs. Saaâ€" thoff have been ill all winter. They have the congratulations and best wishes of their many friends in Highland Park. morning â€"(Friday), 3 for‘eCl spend the weekâ€"end with his Migs Carolyn Saathoff will l« ormer Residents _ Celebrate Golden , T Wedding, Friday | BETTER HOMES WEEK | COMMITTEEs NAMED Advisory committeeâ€"Mayor Emil Metzel, J. W. Simons, George W. Carr, Ralph Fletcher Seymour, Howard G. Kornblith, S. A. St. Peter, â€"R. °L. Erskine, C; P. Hunter, J. B. Deibler, William Brown, Lyle Gourley, Paul L. Udell. % _ Reception committeeâ€" Mesdames : George Gaidzik, Ralph Fletcher Seyâ€" mour, George Wallace Carr, Richard Thorsch, J. M. Lebolt, Carlton Vail, Alfred Stern, Leonard Riesser, Allan Wolff, Richard Carr, Claburn Jones, Robert Grinnel, C. A. Harkness. Furnishing committee, Mesdames: . (Continued on page 42) tnt 2 ,_T_hg__l_igt_nt_cnmmi:tu’;_tg Homes in America campaign land Park, May 20 to 24 is as Mrs. Howard G. Kornblith chairman. Mrs. Kornblith, General Chai in Chicago Hospital; â€" Funeral Here Friday man of Highland Park; â€" â€"_ campaign in High is as follows , general alrâ€" | |