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20.42 00.00 M 4.42 5.74 .58 Mesdames: E. E. Leonard, presiâ€" dent; Dudley Crafts Watson, vice president; Paul Date, corresponding secretary; J. M. Easton, recording secretary; F. J. Kaumanns, treasâ€" urer; Eldon Gleason, program chairâ€" man; Frank Gault, director; Howâ€" ard Bede, publicity. promises to be a very delightful aftâ€" ernoon, and every club member is urged to be present. The first regular meeting of the Green Bavy Road school P.T.A. is to be held on Wednesday, October 19th at 3 p.m. in the kindergarten. After the business meeting at which some important matters are to be brought up, Mr. Smith will give an informal talk. This is to be folâ€" lowed by a social hour, honoring the mothers. new to the school this year at which the officers will act as ho:tesses. The 1932â€"33 officers are Mrs. Elizabeth Worth, presiâ€" dent; Mrs. Ernest Werner, vice presâ€" ident; Mrs. Ben Sesso, secretary, Miss Irene Starck, treasurer; Mrs. A. J. Wurth, social, Mrs. Ernest ‘ Choose New Officers The officers of the Ravinia Garâ€" den club for the coming year are as follows: Mrs. Carleton A. Harkness begins her second year as president of the Highland Park Woman‘s club, with unabated enthusiasm for the club and all its activities. Her accumâ€" ulated exnerience in the work of the club, having served it capably in many cavnacities, contributes to her outstanding efficiency as leader of the various activities. She disvlays a genuien interest in every phase of the work, and those associated with her find her encouragement and Green Bay P.T.A. to â€" Meet Next Wednesday The ovnening meeting of the clut takesâ€" place at the club house on Tuesday, October 18, at 2:30 p.m Mrs. Norman G. Lenington, social chairman, and her commiittee has planned a reception to the president. past presidents and new members a« the opening feature. After this. Mrs. Helen Abbott Byfield will offer a groun of songs,. with Mrs. Jessie Wood Sincére at the piano.~ Mr. Howard Vincent O‘Brien, literary editor of the Chicago Daily News will then speak on the subjectâ€"Beâ€" Velwiler, program. I1LAML MJ ULUD IHHILAWVU Mrs. Bauer Is Speaker Mrs. Carleton A. Harkness Is Mrs. Jacob Baur, Republican Naâ€" President Woman‘s Club; tional committeewoman, spoke to a large assemblage of the Woman‘s Meefi ng Oct. 18 Highland Park National Republican h o e sls _ â€"|â€"_| ~lub in the beautiful home of Mrs. BEGINNING SECOND _ |Repusli YEAR AS CLUB HEAD‘ Msel Vourunms XXI Club Meets October 18 The Higbland Park Press Member A gym class for men, featuring volleyball, is now meeting regularly at the Ravinia Community House. This class meets every Thursday evening at 7:45 p.m. Mr. Howard Copp is the leader of this class and assures all who come a good time, plus lots of exercise. You are inâ€" vited to come and join them tonight. This class meets every Thursday| At the regular Monday noon evening at 7:45 p.m. Mr. Howard | luncheon session of the Highland Copp is the leader of this class and| Park Rotary club, in the Moraine assures all who come a good time,| hotel, the princival feature was a plus lots of exercise. You are inâ€"| talk by.L. B. Sinclair, chairman of vited to come and join them tonight.| the social service committee of the waiiz2222222222R 2z club, on the work of his committee Announce French Classes and the program planned during the Mrs. Shaver of the French departâ€" | year. In this connection Lyle Gourâ€" ment of the high school, announces | ley gave a report of the work being the beginning of evening classes in | done by the Social Service group in French at the high â€"school next Monâ€" | the community. Both talks were reâ€" day evening at 7:30 o‘clock. For | ceived with interest. The president, information call H. P. 4178 or 4800. l Marshall Johnson, presided. The obiect of this dance is to carry on the relief work during the winter months which has been sponâ€" ~ored by the local post in past years. _The committee in charge ~has enmpleted plans for a most successâ€" ful program and asks the hearty coâ€" This is a most worthy cause and it is hoped that the public will helvo the auxiliary to accomplish their work by supporting the party. The annual card party given by the American Legion auxiliary of Dumare«<q Spencer nost will be held at the Moraine hotel, Wednesday afâ€" *ernoon, October 19, at 2 o‘clock. The proceeds of this annual event will be used as in previous years for service amonge the disabled vetâ€" erans of the World war and their families. Ravinia Community Men‘s Gym Class Meets The annual charity ball of Duâ€" maresq Spencer post No. 145 of the American Legion will be held on the evening of November 11, at the Hichland Park Woman‘s club. _Tables may be procured or partâ€" ners will be furnished when you arrive. â€" Republican Women‘s . Meeting Big Success; mm Thursday last. She urged all women to adjust themselves to a new standard of living. She said we are suffering from a worldâ€"wide depression and that the womer must reconcile themselves to this condition and be patient until the (Continued on page 7) ~vreration of the people in ‘this comâ€" munity. i Annual Card P Charityv Ball Nov. 11 at H. P. Woman‘s Club of the Chicago Suburban Quality Group of Community Newspapers HIGHLAND PaARK, IruiNnors, THURSDAY, OctoBER 13, 1932 at Moraine Hotel District 107 To Vote To Increase Taxes At Election Oct. 22 Arother mass meeting was held on Tuesday evening at the Green Bay Road school under the ausnices of the Green Bav Road P.T.A. Mrsâ€" Elizabheth Wurth nresided. Howe!l‘ W. Murray. president of the schoo‘ board, outlined the situation, with granhic charts, and announced the holding of the election. These chart which have caused so much comâ€" ment are hanging in both schools for study by the voters. The Board of Education of School District 107 held its monthly meetâ€" ing‘ Monday evening. The petitions requestinge the school board to hold the special election were presented and it was unanimousty voted to hold the election on Saturday, October 22 at the Elm Place school between the hours of 12 o‘clock noon and 7:0" p.m. Notices of election have been vosted around the district in acâ€" cordance with the law. The question before the voter is "Shall the grade school tax vote for educational purposes be inâ€" creased from $1.50 to $1.80°?" The outcome of this election wil‘ determine the character of the grade +chools of No. 107 for the next three years. If passed it will reâ€" vplace the $20,000 taken away from the district througch the 15 per cent reduction in valuations by the Board of Review. It is interesting that this High land Park election should follow the <imilar election last Saturday ir Highwood. The voters elected to increase their rate, under the same law, from $1.50 to $1.80 for educaâ€" tional purnoses or a total tax rate in~rease from $2.00 to $2.30 per $100 of valuation. Sinclair and Gourley Speak at Rotary Club The grade school tax of every tay naver, if the incfease in rate is voted, will still be less than this year. If not passed, the Board of Eduâ€" cation has in mind drastic reducâ€" tions in the service of the schoo‘ through the dismissal of many teachers and the crowding of forty to fifty children in each room. _ Jens Jensen has striven for years to help us preserve the natural beauty of our own North Shore. He has done many monumental pieces of work in other parts of the counâ€" try, among them the Chicago West Park system, the grounds of both Henry and Edsel Ford, and is now landscaping Henry Ford‘s old vilâ€" lage he is reconstructing. Remember the time and placeâ€" October 14th, at 2 o‘clock, at the Highland Park Public library. VOTERS‘ LEAGUE IS BUSY THESE DAYS The committee on membership of the League of Women Voters, of which Mrs. Wilson Kline is chairâ€" man and Mrs. George Carr is coâ€" chairman, met at the home of Mrs. Renslow Sherer, organization chairâ€" man, Monday afternoon to make nlans for the annual membership drive now in progress. The preâ€" cinct chairmen assisting Mrs. Kline and Mrs. Carr are: Mrs. Howell Murray, Mrs. Russell Gray, Mrs. ‘teorge Lyman, Mrs. William Denâ€" Women‘s Organization Taking Active Part in Election © zel, Mrs. Ernest Sundell, Mrs. Clarâ€" once Balke, Mrs. Georgée Gaidzik, Mrs. Robert ‘Grinnell, Mrs. Earl Terome, Mrs. Jacob Weinberg and Mrs. D. M. Blasier. ‘_ . Every Woman Invited Every woman voter in Highland Park is invited to become a memâ€" ber. Here are six reason: why every Highland Park woman should desire to become a member of the league: The League of Women Voters is the only national nonâ€" nartisan organization existing solely for the political education of woâ€" Members of the Ravinia Garden ~lub and their friend: are to have an unusual <treat for their Oâ€"torer 14th meeting. Mr. Jens Jensen. inâ€" ternational authority on landsrâ€"avne architecture and a resident of Raâ€" vinia, will speak on "Making the Garden Fit." Because of Mr. Jenâ€" sen‘s popularity as a sneaker and his wide knowledge of his subject, the Ravinia Garden club will hold this meeting in the lower room of the Highland Park Public library to accommodate all members and their «uests who wish to enjoy this splenâ€" did program. Ravinia Garden Club to Hsar Jens Jensen liated with the National league. (3) It gives di:interested, nonâ€"parâ€" (Continued on page 28) Preliminaries NUMBER 33 «4