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Soldiers Have Tea A number of soldiers from Fort Sheridan were entertained at a tea held Sunday afternoon at the Highâ€" wood Service center by the Junior Italian Woman‘s Prosperity club, Mrs. Ernest Santi, Misses Mary C. Santi, and Bridget Mordini were in charge of the party. Miss Minnie Milano poured. Chaperones were Mrs. Ray Suzzi and Mrs. Theodore Minorini. Tickets may be purchased from any of the committee. Mrs. L F. McClure and Mrs. George Straub head the list of sponsors which include Mrs. E. A. Harrington, Mrs. H. E. Holt, Mrs. E. Loeb, Mrs. H. Kerber and Mrs. R. H. Morris. Mrs. C. O. Frisbie Jr., is doing the publicity. On Sunday, May 18, at 4 p. m., the Raviniaâ€"Braeside Singers are giving a program at the Ravinia School under the direction of Miss Katherine Scherstrom. ‘These 26 girls who are now in high school, have sung under Miss Scherstrom‘s direction since the lower grades and have developed into a very fine madâ€" rigal group. Mrs. George Straub accompanies the singers at the piâ€" ano. Gloria Linari, a student at the Highland Park High school, is a protege of Helen Abbott Byfield, and will sing a group of songs also. The guest artist will be Helen Birningham Kane, of Evanston, who is well known on the North Shore for her recitals and lectures on musiciological subjects. Room and Board for Six Weeks at the Unitversiry or Wisconsin Write for Illustrated Booklet with Rates for ... 4 dormitory of distinction... for university women Special Rates for Eight Weeks 265 Lancpon StREET MADISON, WIs. SUMMER SESSION RaTEs: $60 â€" $65 â€" $70 ANN EMERY HALL SINGERS TO _ PRESENT PROGRAM ON MAY 18 Academic Year There will be a panel discussion by the following teachers: Miss Mcâ€" Broom will speak on "Birds"; Miss Deile, "Insect Life"; and Miss Roye, ‘‘Plant Life." Mr. Bert Leech, Science teacher at Elm Place scsool, will act as moderator . A resume oifetacin A resume of the year‘s work will be given by the P. T. A. board. Tne Hicuranp» Park Buiromc Loan & HomesteEap Assoctation 21 N. Sheridan Rd., Highland Park TELEPHONE HIGHLAND PARBK 361 * _ Safe Because Insuredâ€" â€"Insured Because Safe The final meeting of the Green Bay Road School P. T. A. will be held on Wednesday, May 14, at 3:00 P. M. in the school auditorium. Members are urged to make resâ€" ervations for the birthday luncheon as early as possible. Call Mrs. Robâ€" ert Carver, H. P. 2560. Past presidents have been Mrs. Frederick Preston, Mrs. Gerard Van Schaick, Mrs. Roger S. Vail, Mrs. Karl Meyer, Mrs. Irving Randall and Mrs. Thomas Creigh. The birthday party chairman is Mrs. Edward S. Weil with Mrs. Thomas Creigh, Mrs. Robert Carver and Mrs. Horace Vaile. Board members are Mrs. Charles Rubens, Liaison; Mrs. Grover Q. Grady, Nurses‘ home; Mrs. John T. Wing, Social Service; Mrs. Maurice T. Graves, surgical dressings; Mrs. Edward S. Weil, Memorial and Happy Day funds; Mrs. Melville Flinn, sewing; Mrs. Charles Luedeâ€" mann, public relations; Mrs. Robert Carver, luncheon. vator dedicated to Dr.: Daniel Wesâ€" ton Rogers, contributed toward the purchase of a mangle for the hosâ€" pital laundry, bought and paid for a modern dishâ€"washing machine, reâ€" built and refurnished the staff docâ€" tors‘ library and lounge, refurnished and redecorated the public reception room, the office of the superintenâ€" dent and the office of the record 1iâ€" brarian. More recently funds have been contributed toward the instalâ€" lation of an electric dumb waiter. Present officers in, addition to Mrs. Baldwin are Mrs. Horace 8. Vaile, viceâ€"president; Mrs. Howell W. Murray, secretary; Mrs. Wm. T. Jones, treasurer; Mrs. James Carry, c;fi:apondlng secretary. Woman‘s Auxiliaryâ€" Your money in an . "LSE"_ account here is insured for safety up to $5000 by an instrumentality of the United States Government. ~‘"M BAY SCHOOL P.T.A. FINAL MEET FOR YEAR ON MAY 14 (Continued from page 3) THE PRESS Some Highland Park woman‘s housecleaning was held up for a while this week. It seems that on Tuesday she went down town and bought wax, furniture polish and, well, two dollars worth of houseâ€" cleaning supplies. She put them in her car, and while she was doing more shopping, someone took them out of her car. She has asked the police to help find the lost articles, so she can get her cleaning done before the hot weather sets in. Visit our Greenhouses, Park Avenue and Ridge Road, where you will find the greatest assortment of bedding plants in pots and flats, also perennials; no better stock nor more reasonable prices anywhere. Clavey Road and Skokie Bivd., Clavey‘s Corners Phone 4664 We shall be glad to serve you and also deliver through telegraph to any part of the U.8.A. ' ELMER CLAVEY, Inc. Trees, Evergreens, Shrubs, Roses, Vines, Fruit Trees and Berry Bushes all ready for you to take away. 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