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August 11, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 11 KENILWORTH CLUB IN ANNUAL BEACH EVENT "Miss Kenilworth" to Be Signal- ly Honored in Contests Sun- day; Seek Bathing Queen The annual water carnival, swimming meet and sponsored by the Kenilworth club, will be held Sunday afternoon, August 12, at 3 o'clock at the Kenilworth beach. In case of rough or cold weather, the carnival will be postponed one week. A unique feature of the event will be a bathing beauty contest, which will be limited to girls of ten years and younger. An artist, a sculptor, and an author, the names of which have not been announced, will judge the beauty contest, and the lucky winner will hereafter be known as "Miss Kenilworth." She will be given a large doll as a prize. Honor "Miss Kenilworth" Four other little ladies--the runner- up in the beauty contest and the three ranking next to her--will be maids of honor for "Miss Kenilworth." They will also receive prizes to be donated by the Village garage, Kenilworth store, Kenilworth pharmacy, and an anonymous party. The entries in the swimming meet will be divided into several different classes, according to age, so that every boy and girl will have as fair a chance as possible. A grand prize will be given for the highest point winners in each class. Ribbons will also be given for each event. Kenneth Brown is chairman of the beach committee which is planning the water carnival. The committee is be- ing assisted by Jack Doyle, life guard at the beach. Two canoe races for juniors and seniors have been arranged as a special feature of the annual event. Following are the classifications made for those taking part in the tournament : teenie-weenies, age eight and nine; middies, age ten and eleven; midgets, age twelve and thirteen; jun- iors, age fourteen and fifteen; and seniors, age sixteen and seventeen. The list of events for the water car- nival is as follows: Teenie Weenies--8 and 9 years old 1. 10-yd. free style 2. 5-yd. under water swim 3. 3-legged race in water--20 yds. Middies--10 and 11 years old 1. 20-yd. free style 2. 20-yd. breast stroke 3. 10-yd. under water swim 4. Relay (4 on team)--20 yds. each 5. Hand stand in water (best form) 6. 3-legged race in water--30 yds. Midgets--12 and 13 years old 1. 25-yd. free style 2. 20-yd. breast stroke 3. Hand stand in water (best form) 4. 3-legged race in water--40 yds. 5. Relay race (4 on team) 25 yds. each Juniors--14 and 15 years old 1. 40-yd. free style 2. 40-yd. breast stroke 3. 30-yd. under water swim 4. Relay (4 on team)--40 yds. each 5. 3-legged race in water Special Events 1. Married men's 50-yd. free style 2. Single men's 50-yd. free style 3. Relay--single men vs. married men 4. Relay--wives vs. husbands 5 Father and son relay--50 yds. 6. Mother and daughter relay--25 yds. Bathing Beauty Contest Girls--10 years and younger Kenilworth News Mrs. Joseph Joyce of 531 Essex road has just received a response from Philadelphia to the appeal made for the disabled soldiers. Funds are need- ed to transport the men from the Great Lakes hospital to the ball games to which passes had been given them. The amount of twenty dollars is needed for each bus trip so the appeal is made for the necessary funds in the hope that persons nearer than Phila- delphia will aid the veterans. Further information about the work may be obtained from Mrs. Joyce at Kenil- worth 2134 or checks may be mailed to Mrs. Finnegan in care of the American Red Cross at Great Lakes. --Y-- J. K. Farley of Kenilworth, Mr. and Mrs. Abbottsford road, returned from a two weeks' trip at Isle Royale, Lake Superior, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Farley were there last year. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Johnston and Miss Harriet and Miss Ruth Johnston, of 321 Melrose avenue, joined the Farleys at Rock Harbor lodge and returned home with them. 300 have fishing SAE The Kenilworth Home and Garden club members participated actively in the Barrington Flower show Tuesday and took two ribbons with their en- tries. Mrs. W. W. Wheelock of 132 Oxford road displayed an arrangement of snap-dragons in an amber bowl Mrs. Benjamin Bisbee showed a spray of mulberry in a Rookwood vase. ---- J. H. Stiller and small son, Junior, who was born July 14 at Grant hospital, Chicago, are leaving August 20 for Honolulu, where they will meet Lieut. Stiller who is sta- tioned there. Mrs. Stiller was former- ly Hazel Frazer, 645 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth. Lieut. Stiller left August 1 for his new post in Honolulu. ---- * F. E. M. Cole of 315 Essex road, Kenilworth has just returned from Battle Creek, Mich. where he and a aumber of Evanston and North Shore men were the guests of the Kellogg Corn Flakes corporation for a day of golf. This affair is given each year for a number of advertising men. ------ Miss Jane Darling, 256 Kenilworth avenue, Kenilworth, has gone up to Manitowish, Wis. to be the guest of Miss Jean Keith of Kenilworth, who is spending the summer at the Keith home there. Miss Jane Sowers and Miss Mary Fowler are also at Mani- towish with Miss Darling. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Jackson and Miss Alice Mae Jackson of 1017 Elmwood avenue have returned from a trip to Denver and the Colorado Rockies. They will soon motor to their summer home on Portage lake, in Michigan. Mrs. FER Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall Rob- erts and their daughter Martha of 328 Warwick road, Kenilworth, have just returned from a motor trip. 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