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PAGE FOUR Subscription Price, $1.50 per year Hintered as Second Class Matier March 1, 1911, at the Post Office at Highiaad Park, Hiinoto Fored ocindar of wach wass by the Udell Printing omcvens. ied Bullitec Wishkend Holland announce the engagement of their daughter Mable to William H. H. Vailâ€"Announcement is made of the engagement of Sylvia Trout, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Trout to Oscar C. Anderson of this cityâ€"Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fuller of Bannockburn atre the happy parents of a son, born Thursday. Glencoe is planning a City Beauâ€" tiful Plan. Among the projects to be undertaken witl be the depressâ€" ing of the railroad tracks and the erection of a union station between the two railroadsâ€"The Park Board is planning a toboggan slide and skating pondâ€"Mrs. W. D. Messenâ€" ger passed away Friday at her home hereâ€"Mr. and Mrs. Hannibal H. Chandler announce the marriage of their daughter Jessie Jane to Mr. Charles H. Chandler, which took place Dec. 11 in New Yorkâ€"Mr. J. G. Mott announces the engagement of his daughter Genevieve to Mr. Frank Mulford of St. Louis, Mo.â€" Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glover of N. St. Johns Ave., are the happy parâ€" ents of a son, born Tuesdayâ€"Mrs. William Carr of Deerfield enterâ€" tained eight ladies at "500," Tuesâ€" day afternoonâ€"Lieut. George Clark Moseley has been awarded the Navy Cross, a medal given only for extraâ€" ordinary heroism or for very disâ€" tinguished service. â€"Henry H. Glidden a resident of Highland Park for the past 20 years, died Tuesday following an illâ€" ness of pnenmoniaâ€"The marriage of Miss Helen Roberts, daughter of Mrs. George W. Roberts and Mr. Charles L. Burns of New York City, will take place Wednesday, Decemâ€" ber 27thâ€"Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens are receiving congratulaâ€" tions on the birth of a daughter, Deâ€" cember 15thâ€"Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Holland announce the engagement of their daughter Mable to William Who were the first to rouge cheeks? _ Almost every one would answer by saying women. But a noted research expert has made some curious discoveries which inâ€" dicate that men wore the first to invent methods of beautifying themâ€" selves. Don‘t miss the full details in the iNustrated feature in The American Weekly, the magazine disâ€" tributed with next Sunday‘s Chiâ€" cago Heraldâ€"American. The residence of A. J. Kreuzkamp and Samuel Goodman on Moraine road were burglarized Monday night at progressive Highland Park through the files of The Press THE HICHLAND PARK PRESS Read The Wantâ€"Ads TWENTY YEARS AGO Dec. 18, 1919 Comine : "THUNDER ‘nrur' "PULL CONFPRSSION.~ "THE DEAD END KIDS ON DRESS PARADE" "ALLEGHENY UPRISING.® "LOVE APFAIR® "NURSE EDITH CAVELL~ "THATS RIGHT, YOURE WRONG," "PANCING COED," "GUNGA DIN.* Next Week: "FAST AND FURIOUR,~ "PIPTR AVENUE GIRI~ "THE ROARING TWENTIES." _MIDNIGHT SHOW NEW YEAR‘S EVE Noisemakers A HUGE CELEBRATION Pare with Neveitiee BIGGEST PREPARATIONS Buites! Berpentine EYER!! ra Two Complete Peatures Admission Fifty Conts Phus Tar Sunday, Monday Twesday. Wednesday, Thursday, Priday Rette Davis, Miriam Hopkins, Georre Rrent. Denald Crisp. Jame Bryan HISTORICAT ERATDR®E . "Ril of Rights" LATEST METROTONE NEws Thursday. Friday, Saturday TEN YEARS AGO Walter Bremnan, Terry Kilbarn RORERT RENCHLEY â€" "A Day of Rest" â€" LATEST FOX NEWS KIW ANIS GOON FELLOWSHIP MATINEE â€" Saturday, December 23 from 2 to 4 â€" Admission by Gifts Only Ranging from a can of beana to a turkey of condolence, cards of obituaries, notices of entertainments, or other -n*”!?&,‘vfl‘!“g_‘wmm Dec. 19, 1929 NORTH SKORES MOST BEAUTIFUVL THEATAE TN £ Lalr rapper vov sar ds mae v w alaas a LAKE FOREST, ILLINOTS â€" TEL. L. F. 2106 "FOUR FEATHERS" Ralph Richardson, C. Aubrey Smith. John Clements June Deuprz, Jack Allem COLOR CARTOON â€" "The Pups Christmas" LATEST PARAMOUNT NEws "THEY SHALL HAVE MUSIC"‘ with Andrea Leeds, Joel McCrea. Gene Reynolds lay (Sunday Continuous 2 to 11) De (Monday Christmas Day Continwsus 2 to 11) Filmed in Teehnicolor MWP CHRISTMAS GREETINGS Make Plans to Attend Our THE OLD MAID Jascha Heifets in {l“-. Wabssh Ave., Suite 901 â€" Tel. State 6226 ~~{1016 Willoughby Tower â€" Tel. Central 4856 L.Y AIRâ€"CONDITIONED |\ _ Vogue Cleaners in this central ‘location will serve Highland Park, Gleneoe, Winnetka, Kenilworth, Wilâ€" | mette and other North Shore towns. | Mr. Nash, proprietor of the Vogue ‘(Tltnners. has been in business on the North Shore since 1915, the \mnin office and plant being located |at 327â€"20 N. Green Bay road in Highland Park with a branch ofâ€" fice at 744 Elm street, Winnetka. Vogue Cleaners serve the North Shore area from Lake Forest to Rogers Park. Choir to Present Christmas Program The choir of the First United Evangelical church, Green Bay road and Laurel avenue, will present a program of Christmas music. Selecâ€" tions from the best writers have been chosen. The public is invited to come and enjoy the evening next Sunday, Dec. 24. Vogue Cleaners‘ New Store and Storage Vault Opens Dec. 20 Vogue Cleaners‘ new store will ofâ€" ficially open at 44 Green Bay roai, Winnetka, near Indian Hill station, Wednesday, December 20, at 8:80 a.m. On the opening day Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Nash will assist Mrs. W. J. Hesler, the manager, with the formal opening. This new building at 40â€"44 Green Bay road, Winnetka, has been deâ€" signed by Edward Ovet Blake, a wellâ€"known architect of Evanston, for John B. Nash. This building of English architecture, constructed of lannon stone and brick, is the first new building to be erected on Green Bay road between Kenilworth and the Indian Hill station. In the planâ€" ning and construction of this buildâ€" ing the thought has been uppermost in the minds of the architect and owner to give this neighborhood a building in keeping with the rest of the locality, and for this reason, no effort has been spared to make it strictly upâ€"toâ€"date. It is the hope of Mr. Nash that this building will be the beginning of the business development of this section of Winnetka. The new office and fur nonn" vault of Vogue Cleaners will occupy the north store of the building at 44 Green Bay road. The felture; of the new storage vault is its meâ€" chanical refrigeration where furs and fur trimmed garments are stored at a temperature of 20 deâ€" grees above zero, when the outside temperature will be 80 to 90 deâ€" grees. This vault is equipped with a Diebold Lock and Safe company time door. The entire costruction is concrete and reinforced steel and lined inside with 4 in, cork installed by the Armstrong Cork company. This vault will accommodate 2,000 garments comfortably. QualityCleaners RELIABLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. Phone H, P. 178 December 26. 27. 278. 29 AND 21. 32. 23 Pavore 24. 25 Eileen Driscoll of 327 Prairie aveâ€" nue is helping plan the sixth annual charity ball of the secretarial colâ€" lege of DePau! university . . . it‘s to be in the main belilroom of the Drake hotel Saturday night. Steak and Soda, Inc., is now found at 387 Central avenue . . . a restaurant and refreshment busiâ€" ness new to Highland Park . . . inâ€" corporators are H. E. Miller, J. K. Miller and R. C. Simpson. When the old Libertyville high sehool was being torn down . . . two of the handâ€"made bricks were found to bear the imprints of cat‘s paws . . . two of them . . . the date 1885 . . . and the name "Bertha" traced Forrest C. Garrison has a patent for an improved design for a pivot hinge . . . and has assigned it to the Osear C. Rixon Co. of Chicago. Recently elected treasurer of the | has newly â€" organized â€" West Deerfleld | can Township Young Republican club is | . . Shirley Clark . . . the only woman | for officer . . . ideally qualified as she | mar now works at a First National bank.| Chr Victor Generali is planning on an aviation course . . . meanwhile conâ€" centrating on the study of matheâ€" matics . . . Mrs. Herman Anspach‘s black wavy hair excites comment whenever she‘s seen in an audinece. on one The two Margarets are inseparâ€" able companions . . . Miss Mills of the high school faculty and Miss Byrn, real estate businesswoman , . . both were seen at the last of the 41 NORTH SHERIDAN ROAD Open: WEEK DAYS 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. SATURDAYS 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. SUNDAYS 2:30 p. m. to 5:30 p. m. Y-mmhzmlhdhvhnlh.l‘duln-,vh.cmlflhu‘ athorized C -mâ€"mh:-yhhmwmdumu Abhem . .. THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM First Church of Christ, Scientist Highland Park incidentally, have attracted more people this year than ever before, Did you know that Olive Roberts Barton, who writes the syndicate feature, "Your Children" is a sister of Mary Roberts Rinehart . . . the itch to write runs in the family. Evelyn Milano works for the Lake Forest telephone company . . . Highland Park made the front page of the Tribune when Lioyd Shesâ€" hen‘s baby pig escaped or was spirâ€" ited from its pen . . . the piglet was cornered . . . properly greased . . . to the dismay of 242â€"pound Highwood Chief of Police‘John DeSmidt . . . who finally grabbed it . . . and is now sporting the nickname "Pigey" . . . oh, yes, the piggie was a prize. A No. i optimist is the person who owns a rattleâ€"trap car .. . and has bought a 1940 lieense for the can . . . And overheard in a store . . .a man asking for seat covers for his steering wheel . . . another man got laughed at for asking for Christmas cards without the flowery poetry included. The Highland Park high school| basketball team split a double headâ€" | er with Waukegan on the latter‘s floor last Friday night. The local| ponies won by the score of 18 to lO.l while the varsity lost by the score of 44 to 21. | H. 8. Basketball Teams Split Two with Waukegan Friday Carrier again was high point man for the froshâ€"soph team. He sank four baskets and one free throw for s total of nine points. ‘The varsity Werbelow, showed that one week is insufficient time in which to master a new system. They will not play another game until they play host to Oak Park on Friday, Jan. 5. In the interim they will try to overcome the handicap of changing coaches in the middle of a season. Skokie Valley Laundry, Inc. Your cooperation, confidence and good will have made the past year pleasant for us. May we offer you a hearty good wish for a very Merry Christmas. THURSDAY, scorer on cither team. This was the fifth win of the season for the Wauâ€" kegan outfit which is expected to make a good fight for the suburban Bernardi with four baskets and Read The Wantâ€"Ads