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efs of both deâ€" , which sounded d explosion, the building burst n the first floor er near a stairâ€" North Chicago n hits by the The â€" Deerfield hope to win the season. . Chicago (0) is not wired for was an extenâ€" Seiler home to The house has d was played inutes. Next yed by Fire ion for volunteer fireâ€" AY, JUNE 16, 1932 ; was not plasâ€" ped rapidly to land Park hosâ€" blaze from < a _at the unoccuâ€" complete house 11â€"Stars. He uhn expresses iety Cleaners d recently reâ€" in the origin were called out to fight a fire upied by the RY travel 18 the i Acianimantt l on afk cay 1_ _ 3 _ 3 00__" 00â€" _ C1 uny CVOnmq, â€"*ncy: were year ago, has reâ€"sold it to Miss Gyda high school band played for the vetâ€" guests at the 8. P. Hutchi Finstad. erans in the hospital at Great Lakes | and departed Monday for | Mrs. Irving Brand attended a reâ€"| 0n Wednesday evening. â€"| in Clarksville, Mo. cital of the Betty Jones Schoot of| Harold Klooden has sold his propâ€"| Mrs. A. D. Moody of Ch Dancing on Sunday at the Goodâ€"| erty to E. M. Rapp . > the guest of Miss Amelia man theatre, Chicago. Mrs. Brand‘s| â€" Mr. and Mrs. Milton Frantz and| on Sunday. s sister, Miss Mary English, was one| daughter Olive , and Mrs. James| Miss ~Klizabeth Weime of the dancers. _ ¢ * Fritsch attended the commencement| Hotel Sovereign, Chicago h'l'ho Wonu&’l li‘:donury Society | exercises at Northwestern university | ing her sister, Mrs, Dan MEDEHIHO thig ufknumnanue ab alst.â€" ue l %_0s a their guests on Saturdgy evening, fifteen. relatives from Chicago. Albert Hagi, who bought the Finâ€" stad restaurant in Libertyville a _ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norton (Eleâ€" anor~ Meyer) of Harvey, HI., are on Sunday at the Harvey hospital. Their first granddaughter has been named Elizabeth Lu for Mrs. Meyer. In the evening the Meyers were guests at the William Mueller home in Arlington Heights. â€" | David Stryker was host to memâ€" bers of the YPMC on Tuesday eveâ€" ning at his home on Orchard lane. Milton Merner had charge of the program. ~Mrâ€"and Mrs. Waiter Toll had as will remain withSher parents. â€" _ Wallace Reichelt had as his guests at dinner, on Sunday, Johnâ€" Onion ~O0f ~Lewistown. James Wennermark __Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Hutchison visitâ€" ed in Wheaton on Monday. _ the proud parents of a dan'g'hi;r', born Friday, June 10.â€"This is Postâ€" master â€"F. _!'I â€"â€"Meyeps' first‘ grand daughter. He now children. â€"Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nroton (Eleâ€" anorMeye_r) of Harvey, IIl., are ._Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Frost anâ€" nounce the_birth of a daughter on turned to Deerfield with them and of Fort Wayne, Ind., Donald Mac Donald and Richard Kenny of Chiâ€" ma fraternity at Lake Forest colâ€" __ Mrs. B. J. Dickens of Chicago was the geust of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Reichelt Jr. on Sunday*â€" 8 Mr. and Mrs. J. Kynett Hachlen Iowa, on Monday, after a visit with Mrs. Haehlen‘sâ€"parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stryker. Miss Harriett Mrs. C.. W. Getty is leaving June 20 to conduct a group of young peoâ€" ple on ‘a tour through . Washington, D.C., and Gettysburg.fl : or more pupils attend. The bus will run for Deerfield puâ€" pils attending the summer session of the Deerfield-‘S‘hieldsAl_nrigh school, live in Evanston. Mr. Kelley is now in the Passavant hospital, Chicago, where he underâ€" went and appendicitis operation. The bride is a grand daughter of the late John Irwin Marshall of Highâ€" land Park. Mr. and Mrs. Kelley will hituls n dn adbilictnictontiet Pitratintstudsivtadsiont d ..3 13.3 d 4 4 035103 o 4 N. Kelley of Evanston, were marâ€" ried Monday, June 6, in Waukegan. M-MHndâ€"Mnlâ€"KeHeyâ€"arr,m-.- dents at Northwestern university. 120 k w . C e TKE THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1932 has four grand on Monday. Members of the Deerfieldâ€"Shields high school band played for the vetâ€" erans in the hospital at Great Lakes on Wednesday evening. Miss Edna Fritsch received her|â€" Misses Master‘s degree at Northwestern | were the university on Monday. Her thesis| T. Ander is "The Kingâ€"with theâ€" Hundred| preceding Knight in the English Arthurian| at the E Romances." In addition to her studâ€"| Mr. an ies at the university, Miss Fritsch| grandson has taught phonetics at Moody Inâ€"| ing in W stitute for the past five years. at the R. Mrs. Ethelyn Gebhardt and Mr. and Mrs. Horton of Chicago visited at the Reichelt home on Friday‘eveâ€" ning. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Johnson and two children and Mrs. George Petâ€" tis spent Sunday at Lake Wandaâ€" wega, Wis. l | of Retta Ree Hii)siey of Nortifl;r‘ool; on Saturday evening. Other guests were from Highland Park. _ _â€"_â€"â€" 2200020 _ Doe lCCC â€"M0e MR WOT Ne veâ€" . IDWGALTRAREE SSEELC â€"â€"V â€"FER Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Piâ€"| be. discontinued for summer. . per announce the birth of a son on Mrs...Samuel.. Rockenbachâ€"enter punday, June 12, at the Highland| tained the members of her circle of Park hospital. .: St. Paul‘s church and their guests Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bowman andâ€") on Thursday afternoon at her home daughter, Jane, of Harlingen,Texâ€"| on Springfield avenue. Smstess as, are visiting Mrs. Bowman‘s sisâ€" Mrs. Thilo Toll, who fell downâ€" ter, Mrs. Harry Muhlke. â€" stairs in her home, a week ago Monâ€" Jane Warner and Jean Pettis atâ€" day broke her right leg. Mrs. Toll taondad a IisktL A.__. 2 _ i _i Lo l s IIET succeeds Mrs. Lansing ] treasurer‘ of the league. Anancesâ€"of the organization. â€"Final receipts of "Back Stage" proved sufâ€" ficient to cover the league‘s total indebtedness. _ Mary Jane Galloway closed its first season with the finanâ€" cial cupboard bare but no debts, is the report of Dan Hunt, who was asked by members to untangle . the Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson (Elsie Beckley) have a son born Thursday at their home.â€"â€" Six Deerfield students were initiâ€" ated into the. national honor society on Senior Day, June 10, at Deerfield among the 33 of the senior class of 223 members are Grace Sherman, Ruth Bolt, Mary Jane Galloway, Edgeley Todd, Mary Hoffma nmmrmâ€"flâ€"“-““- at Detroit.. Bob w1lls}1£&wv;;;h.}11m two Cornell classmates. = Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Meyer attendâ€" ed a meeting of the Lake County Postmasters‘ convention ‘onâ€" Monday evening a week ago at Mundelein. , Mrs:â€"E. J. Ginter and family have gone east to bring her son Robâ€" ert Hanmer home from Cornell Abl Three Deerfi;l_(i-;.chers ‘who will act as councilors for the Girl Reâ€" nsing Beebe as the inter joined them THE PRESSs in Clarksville, Mo. | es Luelia Willman and Nina Knigge Mrs. A. D. Moody of Chicago.was| while the two girls are enjoying a the guest of Miss Amelia Petersen| motor trip through the east and on Sunday. , _1 Canada. preceding commencement exercises| V!=ited Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Haehâ€" at the: Bim. Place Sghool. .. len in Oswego, IIl., Sunday exening. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. L. Holmes and| Mr. and Mrs. John Hanck of Chiâ€" grandson Earl who have been visitâ€"| cago were Sunday guests at the ing in Waukegan were dinner guests| George Ott home on Forest avenue. at the R. D. Reeds‘ home on Thursâ€"| â€" Mrs. J. C. Willman and Mrs. Mary day evening. They were weekâ€"end| Koebelin willâ€" leave Saturday to guests at the S. P. Hutchinson home| spend two weeks in Chicago. They and departed Monday for their home | will occupy the apartment of Missâ€" 8. T .400 bey it tur _ i ds W _ T. Anderson on Wednesday evening, preceding â€"commencement exercises at the Elm.â€"Place School. â€"â€" Mr. and Mrs. R. E. L. Holmes and were the dinner guests of Hr:.'(}'. T. Anderson on Wednesday evening, ’ was just recovering from an infecâ€" tion in her left leg and is now still in bed. Her daughterâ€"inâ€"law, Mrs. The Tuesday Evening Sewing club will meet next week at the home of Mrs. Roy Miller of Waukegan road. Mrs. W. W. Clark, Miss Charlotte Brand, and Mrs. Irving Brand atâ€" tended the Friday Evening Dinner club last week at the home of Miss‘ Helen Boyce of Highland Park. appearance until fall on Sunday at St. Paul‘s church. Rehearsals will be.rdiscontinued for summer. . staying at the Albert Krauss home, returned Saturday to her home in Lawrencevilie, Ill. e 4 erstadt on Sunday. hnouse on Central avenue.â€" â€" _ The William Biederstadt family of Chicago visited Mrs. Fred Biedâ€" occupying Mrs. William Hamilton‘s Mrs. Krueger and baby daughter have returned home from the Evanâ€" Joseph Taylorâ€"of Highland Park occupied the pulpit of the Presbyâ€" terian church on Sunday, in the abâ€" sence of Mr. Andrews. * Jack Gibbs is home from the Chiâ€" cago Junier school in Elgin for a two weeks‘ visit with his grandâ€" Central avenue. to attend the 'Synodrt_)fA i{-e;lvt'l;c!-()’r ;;:l expects to réturn this week. Rev _ _The Parentâ€"Teacher Association _of St. Paul‘s church will meet the first Tuesday evening in July. There will be no meeting during August. Master‘s w«legree at Northwestern University on Monday. > Mrs. Harry Whitsomb was hostâ€" ess to members of the Independent Social club last Wednesday â€" afterâ€" noon. They will meet next Wednesâ€" day at the home of Mrs. Fred Backâ€" man of Aptakisic. Transportation will be provided and guests are askâ€" ed to meet at 1:30 p.m. at the bank corner. overeign, Chicago, is vidt;l tairn-;; u&"zfd&&"&'&?&" l-:;l:l:yâ€" sister, Mrs, Dan Hunt, for| afternoon, at her home on Westgate â€"of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Easton, Miss Harriett Stryker; Mr. and Mrs. Ky> nett Hachlen and Wessley Stryker Miss Evelyn Kent entertained at a "kid‘s party" on Saturday evening at her home on Central avenue. chalance" is to be presented by the Dorcas Circle Four this month at the Presbyterian church, followed by an old fashioned ice cream social. The date will be announced later. at the C. E. Piper home for weeks. » ard and Mrs. W. S. Comstock went ard and Mrs. W. S. Comstock went to Champign on Sunday. Douglas Hastingsâ€"received his degree as a mechanical engineer at the Univerâ€" sity of Illinois on Monday. 4 cago were also guests. mother, Mrs. A. Jardine and her litâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Harold Plagge, enter: tained a group of little friends on Thursday in honor of her seventh Doreas Circle One will have a picâ€" _ Highwood and Mr. and Mrs. Numson of Gurnee. s C guests on Saturday of Mr. ;nd Mrs. P. J.‘McMahon of Chicago. £ Gtuests on Thursday at the Henry John Derby has returned home fromâ€"De Pauw university, = es Harold Vant prepented one of_ mmmmmfi-flnmm'afi.*â€" animent at the children‘s day exerâ€" cises at _the Grace â€"Evangelical â€" church of Prairie View Sunday eveâ€" ning, & Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wortham enâ€"â€"â€" tained guests from Chicago Sunday. ~ The Worthams are occupying â€"the Leslie Brand house this summer, Mr. and Mrs. R T Ranilu and anmu 1M [00000 2 mAC s2CAVEE VH Westgate road. a Mrs. Scheibner, who has been staying at the Fred Jackson home since the death of Mrs. Jackson, will return to Chicago when Mr. Jackson and daughter Ruth leave for the east the latter part of this month. . .. : John Derby han ratimmar‘1 .2 A comedy, entitled, "Mi Miss Lillian Ackerman entertainâ€" ed the teachers of the Chicago school of which she is principal at a luncheon on Saturday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Paul Hunter on >B~| ‘I&L I were the dinner Of OR 5# 65