The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

home made baky to be held every original idea of a 100â€"foot rightâ€" ie now â€" unpaved dea organization ‘ing house in orâ€" ubdivision to the ive Koad ntatively agreed ain the highway is secured. Widâ€" y road through vortion of Highâ€" »ntral avenue to business district e widening. It pave to a width entire length of that point, trafâ€" k to the already m page 6) Iso being urged. Service so there cash and pledgâ€" m County Line ion with Vernon Mrs. Martin Inâ€" the deficit. This ‘oad, half a mile at Sacred Heart incomplete, but for now open from : the north limâ€" widen and reâ€" will then open the drive for e work of the portation are by the North Anyone doing Page 9) and is now canvasers 1981 it â€"â€"_â€"._~â€" stadt, Gladys Scheskie, Agnita Larâ€" A.. Traylo James â€"H. . _ Miss Hel â€"are among â€" Mr.: â€"Klempner‘s ~best ~â€""Mr. Ernest S. Klempner is an artist who adheres steadfastly to the tenets of what is generally called the "conservative" schpol, yet he has never failed to keep pace, through observation and experiment, with what heâ€"econsiders the worthâ€" iest developments in ~contemporary painting..> He receivedhis art eduâ€" cation in Vienna and London and, before coming <to America, had a successful career in England, where A. Traylor, Earle Reynolds, â€"Prof. James â€"H.>Breasted, +Fritz â€" Leiber, Miss ~Helen ~Bournique and (Mrs. Katherine Bartholmeyâ€"Osborne and her son. Drawings in the exhibit will ‘include portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Charlesâ€" H. Swift, and among the etchings will be portraits of King George V. and the late Lord Northeliffe. _ ho did.. portrails of. countiessâ€" celeâ€" brities â€"for â€" publication for many years. He repeated this success in New York and Chicago. Although at one time etchingsand drawings formed a large part of his creative output, of recent years he has turned his ~attentionalmost exclusively to work. He manages to capture the eager spontaneity of childhood and record it charmingly.â€" He is â€"also highly successful in portraying men, asâ€"is shown in his recent portraits of Mr. Melvin Traylor, Mr. Earle Reynolds ~and Prof.. < James® H. Breasted. f en portrait painting. "Mr Klempner‘s fluent draughtsâ€" manship is the keystone of all his work. =In his paintings he combines position and: an original â€"and agreeâ€" able feeling for ‘color.=~ Artists will tice recital on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 28, at the Deerfield Presbyâ€" terian church. Those who played for criticism are as follows: Lorâ€" raine Bahr, Barbara MacDonald, Jean Boyle, William <Larson,© Cynâ€" thiavAnn Walker, Barbara Ashman, Beverly Craggs, Charles Kapschull, Gladys Scheskie and> Miss ~Biederâ€" many artistic effects keenly. perâ€" ceived and expertly handled. The layman will always find_those two prime vitues, likeness and characâ€" ter, combined with a decorative qualâ€" ity that makes his paintings deâ€" lightful pictures> as well as good mmm‘fl: pression. © The result of their happy combination is shown in his work." â€" Music Feature During the afternoon, there will be some delightful music by Gladys Hawkins, pianist who studied in Vienna, under Leschetizky, after which tea® will be served.. 11 Pupils Appear in. _ â€" ~~â€"*â€"~~~â€" Recital Saturday ‘~*In short,; Mr: Klempner has comâ€" mand of three great artistic powâ€" ARTIST TEA, DEC. 6TH Eleven ofâ€" Miss Frances Biederâ€" ‘ (Continued from page 3) Critic‘s Estimate 1 Toca . Dr. and â€"Mrs. Louis W. Sherwin guests of Mrs. Florence Thomas Dingle at dinner on Thanksgiving Day. * Eleanor~Flannigan is confined to her home ‘with diphtheria. > She is getting along nicely, Mrs. Henry T. Browning of Chiâ€" cago, motherâ€"of Mrss William D. Mann of this city died at her sumâ€" mer residence in Howell, Mich., after a brief illness, at the age of 93 years. Mrs.Mann has been in Michâ€" igan for the past three weeks. Mr. Mann, with his daugters Isabel and Priscilla, joined her for the services on Friday, Nov. 27. . Miss Etta Grunewald of the Udell building, <spent Thanksgiving and the weekâ€"end with her mother in Rockford. § Mr. Frederick P. Boynton who was in the Highland Park hospital for ten days under observation has Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Fritsch enâ€" tertained at a family dinner on Thanksgiving Day. â€" 3 proved. Mr. A, C. Dieon of Glenview aveâ€" nue, is enjoying a hunting trip in Greenville, IIl. Miss Ellen Truax who is a student at Swarthmore college, Swarthmore, Pa., spent Thanksgiving with her aunt Mrs. Floyd W. Harris at The marriage of Miss Evelyn Green, daughter <of <~Mr. Thomas Green, and Mr. Edward Hart, son of Mrs. John Hart, took place last Thursday morning at 8:30 o‘clock in St. James church, Highwood, the Rev. Father Holly officiated. Miss Grace Witten served her aunt as maid> of honor, while Mr. Henry Witten acted as best man. A wedâ€" ding breakfast‘ was â€" held at the scout work. . eonâ€"bridge on Tuesday, Dec. 8 in the parish hall. Luncheon will be served from one until two o‘clock, followed by bridge. There will be individual prizes for each table, and the pubâ€" lic is invited to attend. Reservations may be made by calling the general chairman, Miss Clara Ender, or Mrs. Alexâ€"Willman. Reles K tinn of the bride, with a five o‘clock dinâ€" The ladies of the Altar and Rosary society of the Holy Cross church of Deerfield will entertain at a lunchâ€" Mrs. Thomas Mooney is chairman of the committee for the selection of Mr.C. E. Piper Heads At a meeting of the executives of the BoY Scouts of the Deerfieldâ€"Banâ€" nockburn district, held last Wednesâ€" day evening, at the Citizen‘s State Bank building, Mr. C. E. Piper was elected chairman to fill: the expired Card Party Dec. 8 . _ at Holy Cross term of Mr. E. J. Ginter. Discusâ€" sion were held, following the elecâ€" side: at 210 Oakwood avenue upon their return from a wedding trip. . 39 of Highland Park interests ~of}) J sTneGrat Anannc & THECPEESS 538â€" CENTRAL AVE. Lot No. 1 Lot No. 2 Lot No. 3 Lot No. 4 Army and Navy New Store Hundreds of other bargains. Come and trade with the ARMY AND NAVY STORE, and save money. Legs of Spring Lambâ€" . . «19¢ Mnlc!uk Fed Veal Leg Roast . =19© AR R‘S8 STAR . Skinned Hams & . . . â€"16¢ Armour‘s Star Bacon . â€". â€"23¢ Armour‘s Star Frankfurters® = 19¢ slt"mangdr or Salami SauQazo u. 1 6¢ f s 51214 Cenfrd ;\ve. Overcoat Special FANCY NORTHERN DRYPICKED _ _â€"_â€"â€" ANY SIZE DESIRED Greatest reduction in Overcoats ever offered on the North Shore for Every Menu MEATsS HIGHLAND PARK $6.175 $12:75 $18."75 14¢