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Fa April Fool _ . , un Party Saturday «_ Mrs. G. R,. Olson of Flora place has just returned from a month‘s stay at Hot Springs, Ark. The Donald MacDonalds of Oak Park have taken a house in Ravinia. Mrs. MacDonald is the former Jane Copthorn of Winnetka;: Their little son who arrived March 12, has been named Copthorne, C l". Miss Rhea Zur Welle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto W. Zur Welle, 1834 Burton PI., was named a memâ€" ber of the Sophomore class basketâ€" ball team, at the basketball and swimming banquet: which officially closed nunon at Rockford colâ€" lege. is Zur Welle was also a member of her class hockey team. ©| Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Spiegel :E Glencoe have purchased the estat of the late Raymond W. Stc::rntl,,: according to a transfer of pro + recorded at the county recorders ofâ€" fice. The property is located on South Green Bay road and the con: sideration was indicated at $7,200, Mrs. Ann Sfevens, widow :of Ray: mond H. ‘Stevens, conveyed the property. {| Named Member of Basketball Team Fred W. Spiegels Buy Home Here * Mr. and Mrs. George Allan Mason who have been énjoying a months sojourn in Bellaire, Fla., are spendâ€" ing this week in Savannah, Ga., én route to their home here. 4 | Miss Phoobe Swazey and Miss Lydia Hastings who spent theier spring vacations with their parents left Tuesday to motor back to Vasâ€" the program the pastor was (ivli a purse as a token of appreciation. Rev. Hedlnndfinurvod,thil conâ€" gregation seven years, | The Zion Lutheran Congregation of Highwood gathered in the chnra Saturday evening March 28th .1 give a pleasant surprise to their pastor: the Rev. Henry G. Hedlund, who was celebrating his birth::!. The Rev. Helmer Olson. had been invited to be the congregation‘s spokesm@n for the evening.: After Give Surprize Party < _ PAGE SIX s« COMING ‘SOOM . uobt, Donet in »caon ce :Donat in "Ghost w wcnmu-n-r: The greatest of all jamborees h-hwhmmb-wlfi Wed.â€"Thurs.â€"Fri. A&flfils.mo ‘ Aarry camsce ALLAN‘|l JONES "A Night at the We warn x «+ ‘ll how! harder fi:fli‘fl‘-,t:ldv-".-_-l)t-b Sun,â€"Mon.â€"Tues. _ April 5â€"6â€"7 EDDIE CANTOR PARKYAKARKUS Sally Eilers â€" Ethel Merman FRANCHOT TONE ‘The story of a girl that men regret! rols that won the Academy Aw: "DANGEROUS" Fridayâ€"Saturday _ April 3â€"4 Aleyon Highland Park, HL _ Tel.H. P: 2400 ~Admission At All Times: Adults 30¢ â€" Children 10¢ Edward Everett Horton ~Lois Wilson _ "Your Uncle _~â€" Dudley" "Strike Me Pink" want to see it more than once! LOCALS +| day April 2 BETTE DAVIS « © dreams off her feet. â€" 99 Another April wedding of, inte est on the North Shore: is that Miss® Delphyne Foley, daughter â€" Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jordan , Foley Wilmette and Hollis Gleason, J son of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Gleas Sr., sof. Wilmette. Tho,- ceremor will take place Saturday, April in St. Francis Xaxier church, W mette at 8:30 o‘clock. _ _ [ | Former Highland Park Girl to Wed effortâ€"to get well. But it‘s simp :{1 1“ tohnp'dllndlwfiolcktdder: ‘ Du'tnodntymhealgh.!fy ,- t are feeling run downâ€"lack energy || lndvlfilityâ€"orabltoutoff é go.ndhn-ulkwithymbdcm‘ j ’: Andâ€"his prescription brought || . | hiere to this Drug store will be filled || . â€" exactly aswritten, at yery fair prices. Mrs,. . E. R. Phelps. of Prospe avenue, who has been visiting h daughter, Mrs;; Grant Bugene Hi in Fort Monroe, Va., for sever weeks, motored here with h daughter the latter part of la Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Udell daughter Margaret and Miss M tha Christie.of Grand Rapids, Mic were the week end guests of and Mrs. Walter Cope. Mrs. Edward M. Laing of Park avenue has returned from h winter home at Josephine, Ala. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph :Bernardi 8. Second street are announcing t birth of a son born Tuesday at t Highland Park hospital. Mr. and Mr#. Carl A,. Gode Evanston are the proud parents a son born‘ Monday at the Hi land Park »hospital. Mr. and . Mrs. J. S. Sproul « Morris, IIl., formerly of: Highlay Park, will be the week end gues of Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Berg of Ro lyn Cirtle. t Segeeee0ecnqcceese m is it WORT] to be WELL? m... .. never think very much about Healt as long as we have it. And that‘s a wrong. !tmpalgt-:lnm.u . Mr. and Mrs. A. W.‘Yowell, w have spent the winter in Florid #re returning to their home at 4 Oakwood avenue, April ist. : Lewis F. ;ilrver of Fort She idan and Florence Lichtwalt | Highland Park took out a marria li¢ense in Waukegan recently. . ‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles Melville Ridgewood d visited . friends Milwaukee on Sunday. ; - The wedding mharch was pla by Mrs; Karl A. Roth, wife of minister, and xr. Arthur Kai sang, "O Promise Me" and "I L You Truly." | A dinner for fifty was served 1 lowing the "rsumony' in the ba room, after which other guests car for the reception and dancing. _ Mrs. 3Johf, Nash, mother of â€" bride was attired in coral satin # wore a corsage of violets. M Hesler, mother of the groom, w black lace and a corsage of ros Highland Park Ravinia H. P. 2600 _ H. P. 2300 â€"The groom had as his attenda his~ two brothers, Mr.Robert H ler who served as best man and John Heslet, who was an usher. other sister acted as flower ; andzh“' e a frock of white s pink and ;flod a basket ofr petals, | > !!! $ ie was attended by Miss Marion 1 ler, sister of the groom as mai« honor,.| Miss Hesler wore a g of ashes of roses lace interw with silver and carried xa‘ .m and sweet peas. Miss Joan N serveci her sister as bridesmaid she was attired in blue taffeta d and carried yellow roses and | sweet peas. | Little Diana Nash other sister acted as flower E. W. CGSELL & CO.| The bride was beautifully gow in white satin with a tulle veil, ghe carried a shower bouquet white‘ roses‘ and: sweet peas. _ ! In a very impressive:service whad by the Rev. Karl A. lgth, forther pastor of St. John‘s Evangelital church, Miss Genevra Nash, daughâ€" ter.of My. and Mrs. John B. Nish of Elmwood. drive, was married, to William J. Hesler son of‘ Mr. and Mrs. Georgé Hesler of this city. The ceremony; took place Saturday ning at 7 o‘clock in the Fountmin room of the| North Shore hotel; | of the Highland Park and the Highâ€" wood M. E. churches is holding an April Fool party Saturday evellin; Aptil 3 n&’ 8 ‘o‘clock,. All of ithe young people of the community Who are in h schpol are welcomg to come, The games and entertainment are expected to be consistent Wi ‘April Fool‘s day. s 2o §] William J. Hesler Genevra Nash Weds leflfever. the Cabin lin the Woods Saturday ejxfi where they spent the night, @t@rning Home Sunday. \}r. and [Mrs, Robert Fitzpatrick of Whéeling are announcing the arâ€" rivijt of a Waughter, born Saturday i[Â¥he |Highland Park hos&ital. ||Â¥r. gnd Mits. Samuel M. Hastings c,é‘ ‘averly road returned (to their ik uesday ‘after ‘having ‘spent sent ni‘il w in Arizona and Calâ€" ifolinia, . | z r. jand| Mrs. George Childs of ,g: a: retumd}l'uudny from ajthonth‘s %rip through the Panaâ€" | _ LOANS i\ | On VYouk OWN Signatire rébirn f s. Ray Sievers vonshire ‘C ifi ente Jced th mbers: of HE} bridgé clu yem{:.y. $ | |{Â¥trs. Besson of Onatongan, Mich., alfounces}; the en ment of her. ddhishter |Sylvia w:{uu to â€" Mr.) k dn |Shelt n, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shelton of this city. _‘ . | Qh Créigh has returned from l" tniout colilege, and Frits and Cghndr Crjeigh are gt home. from Williams gollege for| their spring v§Rations. | . | ’T 4 ‘Mirs. Schroeder of Chi go, who wis fbrmerly Miss Mbrtl:LDorr of j city, shent Sunday in Highland PMtk: visiting friends, !!’ ‘ { | ‘i‘t‘r.d I t ®, tA We ns r. Ottd F. Fischer of the Erâ€" Cleapers,â€" retu ‘Sunday, ch 29, from a th and a half ith s ¢in .Flor da.'} i. s "S:;Qt Troop No. 37 hiked to r. and| Mrs. George Childs of h retumd}l'ueuhy from onth‘s #rip through the Panaâ€" anal Zone, Los Angeles, Santa ‘a, and S;lxr\ Francisco, Culfiff. x. and Mrs. Fran Dmpu-ri’ wdod are the »%ppy |parents son boyn at the Highland Park ital on Bunday. | ; | \Kemneth B. Lacy of Dato he| entertained the Bannockâ€" [ Bchogl Mothers Group on besdayf . j 0| | > /| irjorie | Johnson, | daughter of h Mps. P. O. E. Johnson, is intined lat her home with scarâ€" k) visit [r: /an ifter their return from a honeyâ€" an in huda, M ('j‘vratoumnfi bride ‘will take an apartment, in icago. [ | s ol ; ‘been ned to his home for orf dfii“fim the flu. | | M heis : afliu‘ PRA en 2 née Lonis de Bourbon and his [enri de Bourbon and wife left Ti¢an plete with eye test.. Irs. Jj “Gume'* will ‘return : the la part of this week : ‘flo,dflwhm-fiheu:pt:axi‘&: of February a (SI nt the / 'g week ixd Washington, ig Deftmquin, .3"'1';1 soyite i'fin | vacation .: this time. | r| Forrest D. Rose of Highmoor At M White, who will atâ€" d| Miss Foley as d of honor ‘b.a tea and pantry shower Satâ€" * Tue:!hy the| bridegroom‘s ndmother‘ Mrs. John Boyleston d at another shower. Easâ€" ‘Monday ‘Mr. J. Owen Lee will @|a téa at ler residence in Chiâ€" larlene Foley who is just (A8 ts old will be one of her sisters smajds and the others are Anne ‘off Wihnetka, Phyllis Sheehy Kt. Jpseph, Mo., Mrs. John T. toe of) Glencoe a sister of the | m:and : Jean Prosser | of will HOUSEHOLD sinance \H. ‘F, Siemson entertained man‘s Christian Temperance esterday afternoon. ; Edith Walker of Roger Wilâ€" vengye has returned to her ving‘ spent the winter with ghter, Mrs. Oliver, in St. > 210 W Street, Waukegan . =|; /. .. ~ Telephone: Ontario 7110 f LOCALLY MANAGED OoFffiCEs IN PRiNciPAL CiTiEs . ‘\‘‘Houschold Finance sponsors EDGAR A. GUEST in "Welcome R Valley" and SHERLOCK HOLMES with Richard Gordon, & or n shane for rmadine Sn Household _ not ::-'LM" you GET EVEN bills, but helps you I!“l: EVEN. Aik about MONEY MANAGEMENT, a. W plan that will ud:‘::: you:to get what you want from your income. Jeweler & Optician ral Ave. H. P. 630 will set;v" as best man ‘oflxr-in-law and the ushâ€" e jJack Foley, Roy Renâ€" ., John Gleason and Oakâ€" Mrs. V. Q. Appel h om an enjoyable Soxl: ufge. 53| /S 0f > 0 cl*l.‘ .50 sn septie nb n ns cautie without furniture or automobiles, Repay in small installments. > REDUCED COST .. on all loans above $150 y phone todayâ€" ask for MM. No :Niqdh-l THE PRESS 1 Eflm | Evening Classes for Adults FOR INFORMATION TEL H. P. 12180 | «. DENTIST â€" 2 N. Sheridan Rd., Highland Park Mrs. Barbara Brandfellner, age 81, mother: of Rev. F. Brandfeliner; passed away at her home in Chicaâ€" go on Tuesday afternoon,. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. :Q. A. Deck at the Schmidt Funeral Home, 8834 Irving Park Blvd., Chiâ€" cago, Thursday afternoon. Interâ€" . Optometrist _ | 391 Central Ave. Highland Park gi.:mg'»u-lws it 1: (* Telephone 1085 . Residence 2468 ‘Mrs. Walter Meierhoff, Mrs. D. 8. Bruce, Mrs. O. Iverson and Mrs. E. Kocehne‘ entertained at tea last Tuesday afternoon for their group of ‘the Philathea class of Bethany church. © 8| | Dr. J. P.~0°CONNELL . The ladies of the Bethany church gave a surprise party last Friday on Mrs. Orville Wessling, commemâ€" orating her birthdayanniversary. {Mr. and Mrs, Marshall Ledlie enâ€" tertained at dinner Tu?duy _eveâ€" ning for Mr., and Mrs. Henri de Bourbon. { { | _ Mr. and Mrs. F. William Beers of! Vine ave., have been confined to their home with the flu for the past week. / $ wif ®#.1 | | Mrs. \'vgm.m {t,téyo; gpent last week, in Olney, Ill,, visiting her mother; Mrs. Schrey, who has been quite ill. . â€" s P 1 PobrA \. Mrs. Everett %uiw and her mother, Mrs. C. T. Boynton, and Miss Donna Boynton have returnâ€" ed from California where they spent the winter. e a td [ ‘Mrs, Lawrence Buck and Mr. and Mrs, .Orrin S.. MeCorrison _ have sold their home at 294 Marshman ave., and are moving to Harpringâ€" ton Park, N. J.9! }¢ }o~mo <0i"f] the early part of this week for Okâ€" Jashoma City. The "Prince" and his son were employed at the Vogue Cleaners. They plan to return to France in the near future. ~©>| William | Holmes and Curtis Scheunemann retmedf] Saturday from Lawrence college, Appleton, Wis, to spend their spring vacation with their parents. . .â€"â€" _ _/ | Dr. George H. Mitchell Suite 215 2 North Sheridan Road HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS J | _ Phone H. P. 381 » B. E, CHRISTENSEN, 0. D. Grandpa was SO bright! Probablyâ€"your boy . is, too; just as.smart as any of them.. But m?e his eyes aren‘t ms good. nowlâ€" edge, you knowâ€"85% of it-â€"é;sends on : the And 30% of all school 3:“- dren have defective sight. If your boy isn‘t nZ a the | marks you think | he should, let us examine his You can‘t understand why your boy doesn‘t seem able to learn his lessons? Al your famil{wer.e certainly m'111i:ent f telligent? ies Mildred Haessler ° DANCE STUDIO : CORPORATION Heck ‘‘Mrs. Irving Brand presided at the 'dnin%y tea table dnrin, ‘theâ€" soâ€" cial hour. [yc% ' ] "Relief l!nsjn" was! discus at the March 24th m jof ‘the Deerfield Woman‘s Club. Mare Law of Highland Park . introâ€" duced by. Mrs. E. J. Ginter, chairâ€" man of! the ial Setirv ‘;l:lopt., and gave a most interesting and enâ€" 1i¢m§:ink talk on this timely: topic. A discussion followedâ€"at the close of the meeting and Mrs. Law anâ€" swered many questions brought up by‘membe ra of the club concerning the administration of relief. + . m" «i I P l ‘Duncan McDouga® of|\ South Carâ€" olina has been a guest at the Irving Randall home LF‘:' for the past Deerfield Woman‘s Club ): To Hear Mrs, Law ment took place| atâ€" the Rose Hill \ Photographers 7 South St. Joling Ave, | * }â€" > YOU _ Electrol Oil Burners . _ _ _ jSales and Service! || _ | _ Highland Park 1060 Park 1348 â€" ._â€".|. Plumbing and Heating | ~ . | _( RLECTROL OIL BURNERs |___ ,512%, Laurel Avenue â€" Park 6: su.m.._nuh-kmm = snce, H. P. i Tel. 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