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ning. Mason den Shore drive are 1 Walker, Earl Jerome er, Rolland D. Wilder Lyle Gourley, W. F. P epr on Ravinia Committee Arden Shore Drive . en 144.3 1. 00 oa â€"â€"> S O 8 at her home in Highland Park at 346 Prospect avenue. She had been â€" suffering : fromâ€" â€"heart â€"trouble for" a year, and was 39 years of age. . Mrs. Bowes was the daughter of the late James H. Channon and Mrs. Leigh Channon of Chicago. She was a member of the Woman‘s Athletic club of~ Chicago and â€"_the â€"Exmoor Country club of Highland Park. _ _ Mrs. Bowes was the mother of Nancyâ€"Leigh, Jerome â€"III, Barbara and Channon Bowes, and a sister of f Mrs. Vincent Bendix, Mrs.â€" Roy E. Bard, Mrs. Seott H. Nesbitt and Letiâ€" tia Channon. : | The funeral was held at Trinity | Episcopal church Monday, at 2 o‘clock, and interment was in Rosehill â€"cemâ€" The Mrs. Katharine Cha; wife of Jmme P. Bo'” insurance broker, nasso, i1b pSnkitons. 0. E Harold Wampler, Orren Lee Frank, HJ A sn Mrs. Katherine C. Bowes _ Funeral Held on Monday : Death Occurred May 8 tend, or _ _ _4 3 / _ . " Ne cP008, U. . M Jhe‘ cXE -‘i::nld Wampler, Orren llecl:::: driven by He Jooepll::n k, H. A. Sellery and| "** Was th an pe 541 xt Oe wom| During the 6 annnal A...._".‘.w repair, all w Ca ce 09. 2 ISY ) W OrC â€" §@â€"4 cured to plant about half of the Rose Garden this spring, and work wilt go forward immediately. ‘-Gutfihfio-i,_weleo-d ‘The committee has been assured that many of those interested in seeâ€" ing the Municipal Rose Garden esâ€" tablished, were cithar mmaLkL. 1â€" _» In spite of the co many of those intere. Garden came out and erously of the love were on display, T most gratifying, and hard work that every put in planning and SRGâ€"CVANE â€"_Klevreutndie= m brr,..‘ 3 i. j * 008 and garden furni. ture, bird_houses and weather vanes lined the sidewalk, and the village had *the gay and provincial look of Market day in some small â€" foreign town. We hi ndnigined n wn s . tle ~disappointed by the ear| pour, but not daunted, the Garden (club committees â€"mio and baggage "into the ; t along Roxer'Wimam"av?m!;q of staying out in the park, â€" ned. â€"The shrubs and garde ture, bird_houses and weathe lined the sidewalk, and the had Athe ravr unA _....1. . * _ Ravinia It was t Plans GARDEN FAIR, HELp SATURDAY, SUCCrss ed, were either unable T thought that the Fair (Continued on page 41) ans Carried Out in Rain a Shine; Many Attend; Conâ€" tributions Welcome nâ€"came out and T y of the lovely on display. The gratifying, and ; re are Mesdames R;be-;;, Jerome, Theodore Fish. Arden Shore committee for pruds o eiptenremqgercensmpne y â€"~~Fnough fands were e of the continued showers those inbero;sted in the Rose 39 years of age. was the daughter of H. Channon and Mrs, of Chicago. She was announced that » passed away May n Highland Park at ; David A. Long, toss, Frank Ven.â€" driv the Ar. Trin#, | Broken Hydrant Causes . o‘clock,| â€" Water Famine, Highwood IF Ssl... Rain and base whe driven by ~Chief Emil Lauridson of Highwood ; Fus been raiding speakeasies without number during the past week to make the city a model of temperance, but it remained for the city water departâ€"| t mcnttomuketbetownmflydrye last Sunday. The town was without water for nearly an hour. cl A fire hydrant, snapped off at its | pi base when struck by an automobile is Inaoie. udn o in *L Herbert NunfA the cause of e hour neces: water service FIRST TEE, SU] 2i RuBNT t aite d an t NSET VALLEY GOLP CoOURSF T H E P R Eg s ~The cast, directed by. _ mers, ‘is: Helen English, Rinkenberger, Betty Jacob J.. Eastman, Arthur A. James Witherell, Gordon John _M. Mitchell, Henry This is the last play of m“’;:; fl"l:;:r season. are, holding a â€"Subscrit should ‘use them for thia «1 â€".*Salt Water," a fresh play by John Golden and Dan Jarrett will be preâ€" sented by the North Shore Circuit theatre, in the Highland Park Woâ€" man‘s club auditorium, Friday eveâ€" ning, May 15. "Salt Water," Last Play of Circuit Theatre for Season Here Friday Eve 26, 3 o‘clock, at _ Sunday the Crescent Glenview to play their town game. | On the fol they will again be on â€" when they tangle with here. Don‘t foregt the . vasper were being thrown out, he reached third. He was brought in on Therian‘s long single. Anderson Scores _ Anderson scored the final run after two were out in the fourth.. He ging= led, and on a wild throw reached secâ€" ond. <Then Abe Carr singled to bring him in. Gerkin flied out to end the inning. > ~Things looked dark for the Cres. cents when the Chicago team sceored two runs in the second; but not for long as they came back in their half to tie the score. Ray Sheahen started it â€"off with a single. He took second â€"on a passed ball; and came home on Tl‘xgr_-i_gn,’g_,,l,gngvsinglerâ€"â€" earatieas en > The winning runs were scored in the third and fourth innings. Gerâ€" kin opened the third with beautiful single to left field. As Taylor and 4 COr n NNAE farsina U we; % through a small drizzle, t game had to be called in the sixth dy to a sudden rain storm. The playin field was also in terrible ‘conditio _| due to the wetness but the Crescent played faultlessly, making no errors Three New Players The Crescents have added thre; new players to their squad. Andy Ap derson, Ed Casper, and Joe Graffi made their first appearance with the Highland Park outfit. ~Anderson as pitcher went the entire route allow. ing only four hits. Casper turned in a niceâ€"day‘s work on second base, Highland Park‘s chanees for a vic. tory looked bright in the first inning when Abe Carr, the lead off man was walked. He advanced to third on sacrifices by Gerkin and _ Casper.. Mwm to bring Carr home for the first run. Red Therrien flied out to retire the side. .~~~â€"Tie Score Park Creseen; for their first H. P. C For five i dampen the directed by Hope Sumâ€" elen English, Elyse C. » ?‘tfy Jacobus, Charles : Crescents Trounce Lincoln Park Team in First Victory, 4 to 1 "% the spirits of the Hig} Crescents as they came thr eir first_victory of the yes winâ€"overâ€"the Lincoln Paz) five innings the °_ Crescents trained to play their first out of On the following week, _play of the tenth ‘ason. ‘Those who subscribers‘ tickets r this play. Fle with Libertyville egt the date, Sunday Sunset park.; cents have added three to their squad. Andy An. Casper, and Joe Grafft first appearance with the ark outfit. Anderson as k HLW o o uy 1 ir A. Boettcher, sordon Johnston, on home ground Thursday, May Hammer, rain Sixth due e playin‘ eondition Crescents 10 @rrors. Highlang °_ yEear, 3 failed to ugh the ‘Te 931 Mr. and. week-end’ er ‘of Chica _ Gwendol terâ€"of Mi of East st ‘tined with past week, one day la; otherâ€"echil and has be week. $ Mrs. H man of t â€"committer noon at h the high preciation hostesses ‘house dur Other gu Misses Ke Mesdames Jones, Ge Stern and Made t« Indivi Onl Mr. an South Gr on the bi May 10. Mrs. An â€"â€"Mr. an as their ; Seeney a Mr. and small da Mr. ar street a on the b day, Maj Vol. 20 oats Remo Resolut obituaries affairs w lished, w ing rates Hig All e by the Articles by . Wed eurrent SUBSCR DR Chicago Col Mr. a Ente EThe 1911 Publish Thur