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Cl rÂ¥ J + & Boys (9 and 10) Firstâ€"Otto Pet: terson, Ravinia; Second â€" Walter Ballenberg, Elm Place. Girls (9 and 10) Firstâ€"Betty Dean, Lincoln; Seeâ€" ond, Geraldine Rasmussen, Braeside. Boys (11 and 12) Firstâ€"Jim Won: nell, Ravinia; Second, Don Moseley, Elm Place. Girls (11 and 12) First, June Dean, Lincoln; Second, Mary ~« Much interest was shown by the spectators at the North Shore Ice Carnival held last Sunday afternoon in the special races held for grade school boys and girls. Each of the schools represented in the races in cooperation with Community Service had held preliminary rates to deterâ€" mine the entries in the finals. The schools represented were} Elm Place, Oak Terrace, St. James, Lincoln, Raâ€" vinia, Braeside, West Ridge, and Deerfield. A special race was also. held for boys and girls over 15 years of age and gtudents of the Deerfieldâ€" Shields high school. } The events and the r’nners who were presented with médalsâ€" are as follows: | in the Hills" or "Dead Sister Seâ€" crets" will be given with just the home talent as actors. The show, which is under the direction of Mrs. B. C. Myer is to be held at the Post gym with supper before the show and dancing between and after the acts. | GRADE SCHOOL ICE SKATING RACES 1737 RICE STREET Classes in Ballet, Tap, Baliroom and Acrobatie. Evening Classes for Aduits FOR INFORMATION TEL H. P. 133¢ BENEFIT SHOW FOR OFFICERS CLUB _ â€" The officers and l.dieT of the Post are making plans for a benefit show for the Officers club to be given February 29. A melodrama "Gold PAGE SIX DENTIST _ | Buite 215 14 North Sheridan Read HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS Phone H. P. 381 Dr. J. P. O°CONNELL Sat., Sun., Holidays _ 3:30 Continuous Alcyon Highland Park, HL Tol. H. P. 2400 Thursdayâ€"Friday _ |Jan. 30â€"31 Filmed by the makers \of "Gâ€"Men" from W. R. Burnett‘s sensational s novel ! The screen‘s new star â€"â€" watch him ride, see him shoot and, oh boy, hear Saturday Shirley, surrounded by num:dod cast, surpasses all prey triumphs in this glorious pi zation of America‘s most play. Sun.â€"Mon.â€"Tues. . Feb. 2â€"3â€"4 SHIRLEY TEMPLE JOHN BOLES KAREN MORLEY Wed.â€"Thurs. ‘The Littlest Rebel‘ Fridayâ€"Saturday Feb. 7â€"8 Jack Benny Ted Healy â€" Una Merkel Nat Pendleton EVENING PERFORMANCES 1 p.m. and 9 p.m. Admission At All Times Adults 30¢ â€" Children 10e Mildred Haessler DANCE STUDIO "It‘s In The Air" "Dr. Socrates" PAUL MUNL | ANN DVORAK BARTON MacLANE DICK FORAN SHEILA MANNORS BARTON MacLANE MARY ASTOR "Stella Parish" "Stars Over Broadway" "Transâ€"Atlantic Tunnel" "Moonlight on The Prairie" LOCA "Man of Iron" COMING in in Feb. 5â€"6 3 ° No one +_ver gave better, sounder i counsel |than that. Home remeâ€" | dies and hitâ€"orâ€"miss prescriptions are | dangerous, tmd in the end may prove i {far more ly than capable medical | counsel. Don‘t delay. In every case, all a doctor, And take no chances with the iption he gives you. Bring it to this Reliable drug store to be filled, Our large Nume of preâ€" scription siness assures fresh, potent drugs and fair prices. At a luncheon Saturday in the home of Mr. and Mts. Percy H. Myers in Evanston, gnnouncement of the engaigement of |their daughâ€" ter Ruth td Richard W. Branigar, son of Mr.{ and Mrs, Harvey W. Branigar of this city was made. Miss Myers|is a graduate of Northâ€" western and Mr. Br:anigar is a graduate Harvard â€" University and of the {'hu'vard~ w School. ANNOUNcyt-: ENGAGEMENT SATURDA | Mr. and announcing ter, Marjor Jan. 22, at Lake Fores After â€"th were served gown with skirt and w Dougal! an attired in b The tabl of white flowers in a Udell in wi Pratt in re Mrs. Gra down the s week and it ting along Mrs, L. n' Miller and daughter Marilyn have spent the past two weeks with| her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willinp) Ludwig|of 329 South Greenbay road. They will leave on Sunday fort Auburn, Ky., where they will j}in Mr. biiller and son Leonard. | } Miss Dorpthy â€" from the iver: tween semesters. PROMINEI‘;I‘ COUPLE WED IN CHICAGO | The Community Garden Class of the Highland Park Woman‘s Club was entertained by Mrs. 0. H. Walâ€" len at her home on Elmwood aveâ€" nue, Tuesday, Jan. 28. Mr. Leland Waite assis with mugic and monâ€" ologues after which colored moving pictures were shown of members‘ gardens, projected by | Mrs. Percy Prior. , I The marriage of Miss Lucille Long and Mr. Orés Zehrâ€"of Glencoe, took place Sunday afterngon by candle light in the spscionjs studios of Helen Abbott Byfield in Chicago. Both Miss Long and Mr. Zehr are GARDEN L_}ASS ISs ENTERTAINED RUSSIAN RlNCESg CGUEST AT TEA $ .: Mrs. Francis North of Lake Forâ€" est, is presenting Madame Malia to society at h large tea to be given next Mond&ay, Feb. 3, at her home on North Green Bay Road. Madâ€" amy Malia,| who is a Russian Prinâ€" cess, comes|from the princely house of Wolkonsky which was one of the most illustrious in R\:Lsia. It is as old as the ¢mpire. Col. Voevodsky of Lake Fprest knew her family well in Ruskia. Mrs. North who is giving the , will be‘better known: in Highland# Park as the former Julie Morgan of this city. | ‘"Better Call ~_â€" a Doctor!" Ann Jones, Ravinia. |Boys (13 and 14) Fi ohn Koon, Lincoln; Secâ€" ond, Ray Johnson, side. Girls (18 and 14) Firstâ€"Barbara Pruden, Lincoln; ond, Evelyn Fay, Eim Place. ~Spécial race (Boys over 15 years) Firgtâ€"Bob I;:ird, Deerfieldâ€" Shields; ond, ~Francis Schmidt, Deerfieldâ€"Shields. Spe¢ial race (Girls over 15 years) Firstâ€"LDorothy Bovâ€" lin; Second, Betty Schmidt. Grade school relay (Four man team)â€"Won by Deerfield â€" Edward Tanielin, George Tanielin, Th}xrst«on Hurst, and Frank Btupple. â€"|. lilummciists s Highland Park «> R E. W. CSELL & CO. thy Turnger is at home iversity Jf Illinois, beâ€" t D. Bengon, who fell airs in her home last jured her ‘ankle, is getâ€" icely. ° i rs. Victor Thorup are the arrival of â€"a daughâ€" e Annette, Wednesday, Alice Home Hospital in decorati apdrago white bow e color c crepe,. po s consisted and acacia . Mrs. John ‘pe and Mrs. ired. Ravinia Mr, and Mrs. Edward Hart, are| the happy parents of a danghter,] General and Mrs.. Herron and daughter Louise of Dale avenue enâ€" tertained at a dinner dance at the Officers club, Fort Sheridan, Tuesday evening. Major and Mrs. James Brown of Fort Sheridan are being transferred to the University of Illinois, Febâ€" ruary 1. The 6ist Coast Artillery gave a party in their honor at Col. Meyer‘s quarters Wednesday eveâ€" ning. The William E. Hollands and Milâ€" ton St. Peters of E. Park avenue enâ€" tertained at a delightful combination birthday party Saturday evening for Reginald Holland, Stanton St. Peter and Nathan Udell who are celebratâ€" ing their birthdays during the week. Mrs. F. N. .Bard and daughter Dorothy of Egandale road are sailâ€" ing February 11 on the Columbus for a six weeks cruise to the West Indies. Mr. Robert Gauen of Louisville, Ky., was the weekâ€"end guest of Miss Eleanor Austin of DeTamble avenue. Miss Selma Dahlberg and Rev. F. Brandfellner,. graduates of Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, will speak of their experience as stuâ€" dents of the Institute on next Sunâ€" day evening at the first United Evangelical Church. ‘ The D. L. Moody Centenary and Institute Jubâ€" ilee is being celebrated this year. The 30th annual Founder‘s Week conference of the Moody Bible Inâ€" stitute of Chicago will be held Febâ€" ruary 2â€"9, with sessions at the Inâ€" stitute auditorium, Chicago avenue and LaSalle streets, during the day and évening sessions at the Moody Memorial church, North avenue and LaSalle street. The conference will open the D. L. Moody Centenary and the Moody Bible Institute Juâ€" bilee celebration for 1986 and 1937. The public is cordially invited to all the meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Mavor and daughters Dania and Mary, are reâ€" turning today from a months trip to California. I In spite of the extremely cold weather, a goodly number of Civic ?Orchestn members attended the meeting Sunday ‘afternoon, and a lpleased audience of, families and friends listened to the rehearsal. \ This was followed by an informal | tea, directed by Miss Adele Everett ) and her committee, with Mrs. Osâ€" fborn and Mrs. Englehard presidâ€" !»ing at the tea table. Mrs. Manâ€" | nings and the officers of the orchesâ€" | tra assisted the hostesses in‘ acâ€" | quainting the members and guests | with each other. Mrs. Frank Hixon. of Lake Forâ€" est, president of the, State League of Women Voters asked the High» land Park League of Women Voters who presented the clever skit "A Day in a Lawyers Office" by. Mrs. Raymond Simons to repeat it beâ€" fore the Lake Forest Board meetâ€" ing at her home last Monday. The play was coached by Mrs. George Gaidzik and the following were members of the cast: Mrs. Rayâ€" mond Simons, Mrs. Carl Haessler, Mrs. Harry Sellery, Mrs. A. K. Stern, Mrs. Walter Rubens, Mrs. Carroll Binder, Mrs. Paul Burkâ€" holder, Mrs. Norman Meiners, Mrs. Gilbert â€" Hardacre, Mrs. Sigurd Johnson. John and Robert Austin who atâ€" tend the University of Illinois are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Austin of DeTamble avenue inâ€"betweenâ€"semesters. â€" Mr. and Mrs. John R. Barden, Jr., of Jenkintown, Pa., are the parâ€" ents of a daughter, Joan Elizabeth, born on Thursday, January 16. Mrs. Barden is the former Florence Larâ€" son, daughter of Mrs. Marie Larson, formerly of this city. Miss Esther Ludwig of© 329 S. Green Bay road is leaving on the Floridan, Friday evening, January S1st for Miami where she will spend a month. Mrs. Minnie Gerken entertained at a family dinner, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Es have moved to their apartment in Chicago this week. Mrs. Van Es was the former Miss Georgiana Quinn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Quinn. Mrs. J. F. Leamining is confined to her home on Dean avenue by illâ€" ness. The next‘ meeting of the erchesâ€" tra will take place promptly at 8 o‘clock this coming Friday, Jan. 31, at the YWCA. A full attendance is hoped for so that real practice may begin for the community conâ€" cert to be given some time in March. REPEAT PLAY IN LAKE FOREST well known in this vicinity, she beâ€" ing of radio fame.. Mr. Zehr‘s first wife will be remembered as the Lullaby: Lady on the Carnation Hour. She died a few years ago. J. B. GARNETT IS HOST TO EMPLOYEES < Mr. J. B. Garnett entertained the employees of his store: at dinner, last evening at Phil Johnson‘s resâ€" taurant in Deerfield. CIVIC ORCHESTRA MEETS . THE PRESS8 If you‘re going to beat the egg whites and yolks separately it‘s wise to remember that yolks separate most easily when the eggs are chilled, but that you can get greater volume and fluffier souffies when ybu let your egg whites warm up to room temperature before beating them stiff. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Welch are announcing the arrival of an eight pound baby boy yesterday morning {«Wednesday) at the Highland Park hospital. For fingers stained from fixing raw vegetables a solution of exceedâ€" ingly strong tea should be made. Dip your fingers into this for a short while and then wash with soap and water. After a room has been painted an excellent way to remove the smell of the paint is to place a pail of water to which has been added a few slices of raw onion in the room and leave it there over night. Keep the doors and windows closed, and the smell will be entirely gone by mornâ€" ing. Rubbing the hands with dry salt will remove all odor left from peelâ€" ing and slicing onions. | _ _Use grated egg as a garnish for mixed green salad. Grate the whites first, then dust the yolks over the top. When radishes are used in salads they should be sliced almost as thin as paper. ; â€" There are all sorts of tricks you can try with hard sauce. Make it, for instance, with brown or maple sugar instead of white. Cut up dates or nuts very fine and add. . Color with fruit coloring to harmonize with the pudding or the rest of your dinner. < The young people of the Bethany church are presenting a play "Laughâ€" ing"Cure" this evening (Thursday) at 7:45 in the church parlors. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siljestrom (Sigrid Anderson) announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday, Jan. 28, at the Highland Park hospital. HOUSEHOLD HINTS In the January 18th issue of the| |__/ _ "fl;‘;:':‘“m:? Saturday evening Post is an exâ€" . © fremely interesting article by J. P. 6 zl mfimm * McEvoy describing his recent visit ; ° ' to China, It is a cleverly written| ~~ tm / i story with considerable humor and | Deerfield Men‘s Club holds your interest to the finish. Possibly some of our readers wonâ€"| C . i der why we refer to this article. It| _ The D?grfield Men‘s Club of the is because in this story Mr. McEvoy | St. Paul‘s Evangelical Church pf refers to his residence in Highland }r)eergeld Wa; f'}rm-lg l-qafhed z:tn Park. He lived here a number of| Tuesday night, Jan, 28, with a ~ years ago when he was writing for | ?OKGKI_:T fim:':l‘ servectl’. by '-h: Lailâ€" a ~Chicago> paper. Anyone who jes Aid in the new nquet r knew him will be interested in readâ€" ‘ of the church. Covers were laid f ing this article. __| seventyâ€"one. k : Mrs. Philip Libby of Milwaukee,a Rey, A. F. Schroeder of Tabor Wis., spent the weekâ€"end with her REvangelical Church, Chicago, was husband and her mother Mrs. C. F. | the guest speaker and delivered a Maechtle. : | timely phessage on the need of men Mr. and Mrs. Edward Welch are| in th/church and the men‘s need “""Ogngmbg ‘i}": ""”‘t'a]d“f an elght- for the church of the present day. pound baby boy yesterday morning | Inrar o [Weineatay) ai the Mighiand Park | mactey ut ceremiamies, intsodueed ospital. | the speaker, led the singing, and The young peop ] e of the ‘B ethany | announced the plan of organization. church are presenting a play "Laughâ€"| f . ne urer thie evering (Phorees) | o mit dus sho ol famaist t 7:45 in the church lors. oR & NMr. ::dt ;I;urlc{e::; oSn{ljestrom: 1the constitution l{nd :y-lnws, and (Sigrid < Anderson) announce the| !2Y0U4 A Program for the year, are: birth of a daughter on Tuesday, Jan.: ‘Ar:t“l:gimbg::.?d“:t;s:“‘prr‘y"dgt 28, i ital. | o * retary, Eiâ€" S at the H“ghl.nd Fark bospital mer Schmidt; treasurer, Wm. A. i n o y y yc râ€"sgrvgage| CRIMLRN; membership chairman, J. ‘The Schumann Club of Ravinia will meet in the studio of Berenice B. Bentley on Woodland road Saturâ€" day afternoon, February 1, at 8 o‘clock. â€" Subject, ""Musical Prodiâ€" gies of Today." Betty Hart and Joyce Gitlin will assist the hostess. Abbott Byfield who is attending the Massachusetts Institute of Techâ€" nology, flew home to spend his midâ€" semester vacation with his parents Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Byfield. born ‘Thursday at the Highland Park hospital. _ _ _ o s Mrs, John Morgan returned Sunâ€" day from Los Angeles, Calif., where she spent the past month visiting her brother Mr. Emmett Lungren. Mrs. Hazel Crow Ewell has on exhibition a portrait of a woman "From Scotland" at the Chicago Artists exhibition at the Art instiâ€" tute. 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