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MG ordi- lfter ' of A) to , the The for 'er a, lent rint- an] 1981 my in; al it- of in - fats in Eh: Itultirttir, Wk Prey but! "1h: awn-nummAnam-m iiimtraarmtttrtmar'amranm" Arte-mt-e-p-ttte-et-phd ”thousand-dill. at martian. -irtatoirrtbtu.t*trtrtsiast_thradttttr uWoh-hwuonbhnnmmh urn-thus dewol'thnb. oettt'tu't'trti,atit""httUTA',lr. "thy brqngritrattt-eha-iye.tr" Vol. " Miss Genevieve Gard. the second grade teacher in the Deerfield school, who has been living " the Kempfer home, is now mm With Ki. (as! Mrs. Eugene Becker. _ . Th in! Eldâ€"lfiiâ€"eétgâ€"BTâ€"tfiffifieâ€"rtyvfifi Woman’s, club. in titNsrtrvttks, on Wedneedty. _ ' _ Mtg. Mdrtin Murphy of Highland Park, with her mother, Mrs. E. D. Bleimehl tad Mrs. Josephine Rommel called on Mr. Fred Blehnihl, who is still very ill. _ Mr. and Mrs. Chris Soenksen, moved hat week from the Matt Bott- man upu-tment to Highland Burk, Mr. Sneaksen in foreman at the Chrysier Sales Co. of Highland Mk. Mugudlrs. Ii'mnkBirtet1iafClw. vey road, Ravinin 'm, receiving eon- trratuinttons on the birth of . son, son, born on Monday, May 18 " the Highland Ptrk houpitd. _ Mrs. Edmund Letunkuttt enter- mined her 500 club, My evening at her home'mi North uremic. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Araruon, North avenue, are the happy parents of a non, born " the Highland Ptrk hospital on Thursday, Mar 14. . Mr. 3nd Mrs. Kent Seaney of P1egur. ant guano announce the birth of. n son, born at the Highland, Park hoo- pitnl, on Tuesday, Kay 19. Mrs. Elizabeth Dnlby‘of MW. in sparkling the summer with 'her daughter Mri. A. J. Wurth of Yale fit. and Mrs. Philip Sonny of Deer- fie will entertain the members of tlyr Press Bridge club, Saturday eve- ning. . Miss, Charlotte Brand. entertained the members, of the Philethu the; Tweed” evening " her home in Deer.: field. She was usisted by Mrs. An- drew Decker end Mrs. George Buy. In.‘ any Elliott of Ridgwood drive, I; visiting routin- in Gnom- ville, til., thin “at. Mr. end Mm. John Vunderpoole Norerue nnnounee the engagement of their daughter Marion linger to Dr, William Havihnd Home of Wel- lheford. Conneticut. Dr. non-m u rho iota! I: Ind Iran“!!! 3%: an owl- tt IT. F and. ' . n - "i' . Mrs. James M. Reilly of Elm I'; had In her Sand” T. 3:011. Vii5iiir,,iri HM“ M" tdt, Highland Park Locals Mrs. Cheater Wolf attended the im- "IUDILLWGWIPANY WAMWMIIL ",'d'.1trhtlJl'llh"r"A""4r5llhll manila”. Mt his." {can " mam Park hu'hlau"lrr' 01mm a Snood cur. ”MAIQFQ I 1'r%tt 'hL'"a2'rtguit hwamhi-m I” 21. 1081 " Me. and In. J. MucDonnld of Nova Scott: are the (nest. of Mr. and In. Thoma lichen. In. Alice Tun-i! 'h quantum: the member: of her bridge club, to- momw waning (Why). In. A. th Dixon mumbled the members of her bridge' dub yester- day afternoon. of Milwaukee, Wis. Miss Salome spent the week-end nt Random. lake. Mrs. William Kerry of N. Green Bay told is entertaining the members of her 500 club this dim-noon. The Young People'n Hmioxnry'cir- cle met Monday evening in the Beth- any church purlors. Mats. Alex R. Carquevi1itr And Miss Carol Fisher will sail on June 2 for Europe, where they will spend m- oral weeks mdtoring in France, Bel- burn, Holland an! Germany. A meeting was held Tuesdny at the home of Mn. James Reilly in High- wood, by Mrs. Stanley Field, for the purpose of organizing a branch of the Cmndegs, an organization exit.. ing' tor tile purpose of amending the Prohibtion law. " weeks it the cut visiting moguls. Littlg Magnet Okey of Gibson City, 111., will arrive Sunday to spend the summer with her annf nu. Fred Okay of N. St. Johns avenue. About thirty memhertref thence- bird Charity club met at the home of Mrs. Brush on Dule avenue, Mon- day. Guests were Mrs. Brown of St. Louis; Mes. Dobbins of Deerfield audit”. Volwile: of-this city. _ [in Bredin and Kiss Connelly of the D. S. B. & faculty entertained the women teachers and thawing of the men teachers at a ten on Tugsdly, May 12. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tucker hove rented their home on Oakwood new for the summer months to Mr. F. Na- polili of the Ravinie Opera Co. The Tucker’s plan to spend the summer " some lake. Miss Bernice will attend summer school at Madison, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lloyd of Eat street announce the birth of n non, born on- Thursday, Hsy T. Through error in last week's publication it In: amounted that the Ruebcn 'Lloydi were the hoppy parents of a son. The C P. Martens, have returned to the Mot-nine hotel utter spendh: the winter at the Seneca hotel, Chi- also. Mrs. Rolland Busting and Mrs. Irv, ' 8 and 10 vegk terms. Conmidnt hows. ' L., u, srJJ,rJ.,,tt.1t,"tr..tlrE9,r1.l.. Ay, ' DRAPING - CUTTING FITTING May 22nd to June 16th Collette Soeurs Summer School of Dressmaking Enrollment I'll Pill! North Shore Trust Company I! 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