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Miss Seymour, ): has studied with Harold rg, Adoliph Bohm, and at the Wighal: School in is a Ravinia resident. She is _-_h'_.flm with the Chicago The regulat October meeting of the Woman‘s College Board of Chiâ€" tago will b‘orld on Tuesday, Oct. B at 12 w‘clock at the College Club, 19 E. Delaware \place, Chicago. Luncheon will precede the meeting. Mrs. Edith Lewis. director of the Woman‘s Callz;e information which i# sponsored by the board, will reâ€" port on her activities which include a series of exhibits in high schools of the city and suburbs during the past two Weeks. Future plans will Sunday . _ There are twentyâ€"two well known women‘s colleges represented on the In addition to the popular tap dancing class for ¢hildven in which wver sixty are enrolled, Miss Agnes Daly has an adult tap and gym tass, with badminton playing, openâ€" ing this week. She will also lead a folk dancing ¢lass group at the Y. Mrs. Lee Gatewood is chairman of the home hygiene free course in which seventyâ€"five women and girls -ldrnd:o:roned. A Red Cross nurse is ucting these demonâ€" Mrs. Lee Frank is the education chairman for all these activities. "With such a varied program we hope many Highland Park, Deerâ€" feld, Ravinia, and Highwood girls and women will find new interests at their YWCA," says Mrs. Frank. Women‘s College * Board Meets Oct. 22 ""A Katharine Hepburn â€" Fred McMurray â€" Evelyn Venable â€" Fred Stone \'%lor Noveltyâ€""Springtime in Holland" â€" Latest News â€"_; yM F". 1+ Egyptisih king: of The education YWCA also |fea art in fo ing classes of Ser Seymour, who | Harold Kreutzbe Opera Ballet | | Cirls from 8 to 16 t:&ialready registered: in | aftern classes meeting on e ’l’ and T‘;{‘:‘ although there is no age it '.’u mn“Lr and older students will benefit. from the rhythmic exâ€" weises and body.control taught. A 4 class at a special fee is : forming for Tuesdays. The morning class is open to women on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. â€" wCA Conducts IEATRE ‘RORTH SHORES MOST BEAUNMAL bas A 1. 10. MB ... t c ccctantencfiiiivertentind d ast 1 + 'i_Q Jan&: Cagney, Pat O'BQ;I: Jl"r:;Ik Ménugh. | ivia De Haviland, A enkins _ _ » Je ng Comedyâ€""Teacher‘s Beau" â€" CartpoH"flerry Old Soul" Lst> s | .& Latest Paramount News I Day Onlyâ€"And the last time |___.. Octobér 23 ‘€ ‘ requests have forced us to bring back for the third time I $ Victor Herbert‘s i § w . Lo 1J _ [Ross Alexander, Phil Regan. _ ||| . {___ SBAER vs. LOUIS" Fight Pictures in Slow Motion 4 Sportreelâ€"â€"*Spills and Splashes" â€" Cartoon â€" est Mondayâ€"Tuesday, Oct. 20â€"21â€"22 Sunday contintous from -ng:'.;“'. McDonald â€" Nelson Eddy â€" Frank Morgan oon in Technicolor â€" Latest lIetrotone News with Chester. Morris, '?sily in Beckett i e‘story of a girl detective. ‘*‘Témorrow's Chamrgiona” gi Comedyâ€""Alimgny Aches," with (|~ | Andy Clyde â€" Latest Pathe News || . + l‘!’ "NAUCGHTY MARIETTA" "WERE IN THE MONEY" With Joan Blondell, Glenda Farrell, Hugh Herbert Matinee and Evening > ygh | The season‘s most exciting thrillâ€"romant Pottery Classes "THE IRISH IN US" Song For You" . "Every Night at Right" â€" "Page M N: "I'op Hat" â€" “Annlpolh Fm.“” . "China Seas Booth Tarkington‘s OBER 17, 1935 "ALICE ADAMS" "PURSUIT®*" ‘s Noble Prize Novel Indians Win 2 The Highwood Indians |football team trimmed the y Lake Forâ€" est eleven for their win of the current araon by a BOâ€"0 score. The Indians displayed a strong attack that had Lake Fores constantly on the defense. t In the sheond quarter the Indians unleashed a persistehnt running at« tack that could not b stopped. . A twenty yard comple pass and a five yard plunge by Nello Campagni climaxed the first touchdown drive. After béing held #coreless in the third quarter the Indians scored twice in succession the final peâ€" riod. The touchdowhs were scored by Ocean Carlson ahd Nello Camâ€" pagni. â€" John Brasa ‘kicked for the extra point. ACT After being held $ third quarter the ; twice in succession i riod. The touchdow by Ocean Carlson a This Sunday the Indians will play the powerful Flying Finns from Waukegan at their |home field in Highwood, A capacity crowd is exâ€" pected for this coming tilt. Funeral Servi Funeral .services for Mrs. John Nichols who passed away Wednesâ€" day, Oct. 9, were,hei Friday afterâ€" noon in the late |residence, 508 Green Bay road, Highland Park. The Rev. C. Kellar officiating. Interment was in Mooney‘s cemetery. Mrs. Nichols, who was 86 years old at the time of her death, was born in Gloâ€" cester Shire in England but had lived in Highland Park for the past 52 years, She is survived by one son, George Nichols, and three daughters, Mrs, P. B. Salyards of Ravinia, Mrs. Roy Powell of Dillon, Montana, and Miss Nellie Nichols of Highland Park, as well as 13 grandâ€" children and 10 great grandchildren. St. Lukes Fashltm Show to Be Held at Stevens St. Luke‘s fashion show will be held in the Stevens |Hotel Ballroom Wednesday, Oct. 23 at 2:30 p.m. and at 7:30 p.m. Tickets for the afternoon may be ‘purchased at the door. Reservations for the evening may be purchased at the door. Resâ€" ervations for the evening may be secured by calling Sterling Morton‘s office, Central 9872, or writing to 333 North Michigan avenue. Among those who will take part on the event are, Mary Wood of Hichland Park and Katharine Armâ€" Among those who will take part on the event are, Mary Wood of Highland Park and Katharine Armâ€" strong, Clarice Hamill, Frances Glore, Katharine cLernan and Barbara Soper of Lake Forest. Many ‘thousands of beautiful chrysanthemums are here coming into flower during the next few weeks, besides carnations, snapdragâ€" ons, and many other interesting plants and flowers. Among rare and unusual plants Mr. Bahr carties the only Camellias along the North Shore and a real giant lemon tree carries over one hfi:drod ipe and green fruits at this time. An Invitation Every reader of The Press is cordâ€" ially invited to pay a visit to the extensive greenhouses of l&r. Fritz Bahr, our local florist, corner Ridge road and Park avenue. | 94 Over Lake Forest to Flower Lovers for Mrs. Nichols October 24â€" News October 19 2 to 11 "AIDA" OPENS 1935 _ OPERA SEASON HERE The Aifitorimn. cago‘s ‘music center for. nearly half a century, operq the current |opera season most auipiciop:zy on Monday eveâ€" ning, Oct. 14, with a gala performâ€" ancé of “;Aida." The house was comâ€" pletely sold out for this and the two following evenings, with seats going rapidly iqqr all n{cutm-c; performances of the threeâ€"weeks season of San Carlo Opera. { The rémainder of the season will introduce the full strength of Fon&ne Galld‘s: great company, with the ballet apgurinz in nearly all perâ€" formances. Make reservations for seats through Emily Beers, 835 Vine sve;\nq, ‘Highland Park, telephone H. P. 588. * Pel;fprni&!inee Is Presented at | Auditorium Theatre We wish to thank our: many friends for their many acts of kindâ€" ness 1nd§lortl offerings sent during our récent . breavement. | | \Nellie and George Nichols | BREAK O‘ MORN Grocery and Meat Special GELATIN BAKING POWDER . . BAKING POWDER .. . XR YBHASTP /. . . } . ROYAL DR. PRICE‘S COFFEE bottle Monareh No. 2 can Noneâ€"Such No. 2 can lâ€"Eâ€"aily June PEA'§ NMO. W CBHE ....l.lcclcocumuagricsss SAUER KRAUT CUT BEANS MAPLE SYRL APPLE SAUC Monarch No. 2 can Red Kidney B TOMATOES No. 2 can Mfi'aschino Cherries 4 bottles fOr ............._._.s STANDARD BRANDS SALE Phone H:P. 4400 Mrs. Peter B. Savlyii-&:i Mrs. Roy Powell. Card of Thanks size can CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE +25¢ T HE PRES3 8 Orange Peko¢ large pkg. BLUE GOOSE F: FOOD MA RT |»â€"â€"«â€" Roasted and Packed by Standard Brands small pkg. 17¢ Green Tea large pkg. small pkg. 25¢ 15¢ FREEâ€"1 Package of CHOCOLATE PUDDING with each 50c pur At part of the phblicity of the Chest Campaign the display windows at Chest headquartets at 15 South St. Johns avenue, which has been loaned for use of the Chest during the (campaign peno; by .Baird & Warner, real estate agents, have been decorated with an unusual disâ€" play promoting the odjectives of the Chest.. © | Unique Window Display _ : at Chest Héadquarters for for for for . The display is the work of Mr. J. C. Hurd of J. B. G."Ftt mpany. Mr. Hurd is a designer window displays of unusual Tnlen and the design which he has for the Chest windows reflects his Lbiuty in this line. | [ for The display in one window repreâ€" sents a chest unearthed on some treasure island and carries the word.â€" ing "Dig deep for the Highland Park Community Chest, 80â€"Nov. 11." Offer Reward fo for appropriated the boat may have thought it was abandoned, as it was badly in need of a ¢coat of paint. Moreover, it is almost inconceivable 29¢ 29¢ 29c 29¢ 25¢ 25¢ 25¢ 10c (Continued from Page t) .§516â€"518 CENTRAL Crosse & Blackwell . Assor‘zed sSoOUPS No. 2 can BEVERAGES â€" 4 bottles | â€" PMIGQS NOCE ;NAVF BEANS 1J Ibs. for? ..¢...........«.4â€"; Assorted flavors WALPORF TISSUE per dozen rolls ........................ C kh. Savoy Mammoth Tall cans p TUDs NORY kefereserccuserch SC&% TISSUE per dozen rolls ........ T care or Pineap Pears or Pineapple OLIVE No. 2%, size can Return of Boat To plus bottle deposit CANS FOR LIBBY‘S mato Juice Large Can Large Can that anyone should th.lntfiu the theft could be a success, &3 the boat is of special steel construttion, the only one of its kind in this vicinity. A reward is offered for informaâ€" tion leading to the recovery of the boat. Clues have already m fiuir appearance, two girls y havâ€" ing seen the boat being towed away from the lake. | | Because of this fact, which -:f: it impossible to disguise the it may be that the theft was not deâ€" liberate. 1. 1 t The Sunset Mission . sponsor a pivot card part; evening, Oct. 22, at 8 o‘cl James Hall, Hizhwood.flnj be several entrance p awards for all games. Rummage Sale, Oct. 23 | The Rector‘s Guild Trinity Church is sponsoring a| rummage sale to be held on Wednesday, Oct. 23. The sale will be held in the parish house. 1 ( / Card Party Oct. 28 ; ‘The Loyal Order: of Moose will hold a tard pé&rty, ‘Mondaqse«nlnt. Oct. 28, in Witten Hall at 8 o‘¢lock. This ‘will© be open to .fle public. There will be prizes refreshâ€" ments... . Per Cake Pkgs 37e Lb for 4 for sl for Card Party Oct. 22 19¢ for 25¢ 25¢ 59¢ 89c¢ 25¢ 14¢ €1 Calumet 2 halfâ€"pound pkgs. Baki Premi CHOCOLATE BAKING POWDER Iiakm Premium }lub . will , Tuesday k, at St. here will and table Legs of Lam?) .. w 26% ¢ .i Kerber Bacon 3»â€"§1.19 . Ring Bologn Chicken Le ‘weg" / RIB ROAS CHICKEN » 291¢ 6th and 7th ribs »28i¢ || ject of the Girl Scout leadety‘ trainâ€" ing course which ‘opened Monday from 10 to 12 o‘clpck at Bhippely ridge on Dundee road West of Skoâ€" kie. |Miss Adelma Hadley is conâ€" ducting the course for the néxt three Mondays at the same time anid place, with practical demonstratio®s in naâ€" ture work, hiking activities and outâ€" door cooking. id | Members of the Highland Park Girl Scout council are planning to attend the field institution pn proâ€" grams for local copncils, to be held all day Monday, Nov. 1 .’» at the Karcher Hotel in Waukegan, We wish to thank our and friends and the Father Ward for their kindness sympaâ€" thy extended us during owÂ¥ recent bereavement. Mrs, Y Mrs. Catherine Dejbold, â€"Ji Yager, Mabel Gerkin, Margaret Go M Corno Party, Oct. 1 The Sheridan Rebekah 801 will hold a White â€" Corno party on Monday eve tober 21 at 8:380 o‘clock. _ . The public is cordially I.ni Bessie Peterson. » 19¢ Swanqd_ow:j *â€"CAKE FLOI1 MOGK PRIME GIRL SCOUT N Pkg. 271¢ PAGE BEVEN ge No. ephant U Apge t3