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June 30, 1928 : WINNETKA TALK KENILWORTH PLANS BIG FOURTH OF JULY EVENTS Parade in Morning to Be Fol- lowed by Athletic Program at New Trier in Afternoon Plans for an elaborate Fourth of July at Kenilworth have been completed. The day's program will begin in the morn- ing at 10:30 o'clock when the patriotic exercises and parade will be held. The parade will form at Kenilworth avenue and Warwick road and will proceed by way of Warwick to Woodstock, west to Essex, north to Kenilworth avenue, and west to Fountain square. A fifteen-piece brass band, boy scouts, campfire girls, school children, citizens, automobiles, and comic entries of various kinds will make up the parade. Prizes will be given for the first and second best entries, for the best costumed boy, the best costumed girl, the best decorated vehicle for boys, the best decorated vehicle for girls, and the best comedy entry. Judges of the parade will be: Mrs. Thomas Coyne, Mrs. John Hicks, and Mrs. George Benson. Prizes will be awarded immediately following the flag ceremony on the Kenilworth club grounds, Patriotic Singing Harold O. Barnes will lead in the singing of "The Star Spangled Ban- ner" at 11 o'clock, after which the sa- lute and pledge of allegiance to the flag will be led by the Kenilworth Boy Scouts. An athletic program of forty events will be held on the campus of New Trier High school in the afternoon, with mu- sic by a brass band to add to the spirit of the day. There will be special events for boys and girls up to fifteen years old to be judged by Harold Barnes, Wen- dell Clark, Clayton Burch, Paul Brad- | ley, Leslie McArthur, Ward Starrett, Herbert Taylor, Jacques de la Chapelle, and Harold Tideman. Children's Events Following the children's events the fathers, led by Noble Gillett, will vie with the sons, led by Toto Gillett, in a relay race, and afterwards in a base- ball game. Thomas Coyne will be cap- tain of the fathers for the baseball game and Rosswell Coyne will captain the sons. First, second and third place winners in each of the athletic events will re- ceive ribbons. Medals will be given to high point winners in each class, and loving cups to the champion boy and girl athletes in the junior and senior class. The Fourth of July committee is com- posed of the following: Walter Knoop, chairman, Ralph Starr, field marshal, Robert Townley, Louis Jones, Thomas Coyne, Leon Allen, Jacques de la Cha- pelle, Charles Nelson, Herbert Taylor, Ward Starrett, McArthur, Harold Barnes, Wendell Clark, Hugh Petersen, Harry Olin, and : Paul Bradley. OPEN GARDENS TOMORROW The garden loving public, under the i. auspices of the Lake Forest Garden club, is given the opportunity, at a nominal admission charge, to view beautiful Lake Forest gardens on Sat- urday mornings during the summer season. This week Mrs. Edward L. Ryerson, Mrs. Cyrus H. McCormick, Mrs. D. Mark Cummings, and Mrs. Kent S. Clow will have their gardens open during the day. Mr. and Mrs. C. Colton Daughaday, 180 Chestnut, left Monday, June 25, on a two weeks' tour. They will stop in Massachusetts to visit Mr. Daugha- day's sister, and will return by July 4. Clayton Burch, Leslie | CLS IE IHAL at fashionable summer resorts. . .exclu- sive country clubs...smart garden parties. . . wherever society plays this summer, the oo pique ensemble will be one of fashion's smartest modes for daytime wear. It is to be found at our shop in a captivating array of styles. Also, linens, Liberty lawns and voiles that combine practical washing qualities with inimitable chic. coats to top the summer frock choose soft white tweed or vel- veteen in one of the brilliant jewel shades. 1054 GAGE STREET RE-ORGANIZATION SALE! We are offering a 259, to 509 Reduction on all Imports-- Pottery, Brass, Pewter, Bronze and China-- Waste Baskets, Tile Tables, Corner Cup Boards, Etc. 159, Discount On All Drapery Fabrics Painted Butterfly Art Studio Phone Winnetka 1207 [ HUBBARD WOODS Our New Line of LINGERIE and Costume Jewelry HOSIERY GIFT SHOP 572 LINCOLN AVENUE, WINNETKA Aladdin's Lamp WINNETKA 2558 the Musical Home Have a musical Fourth of July with one of our great Portable Victrolas--a reve- lation in fine music! Hear the Famous New Victor Orthophonic Portable The Sensation of the Year! A small Portable with un- rivaled volume and tone qualities. A wonderful machine -- either for the home or the vacation resort. $35 @ y le : Milroy Music Co. Telephone 2129 Winnetka 569 Lincoln Avenue --Winnetka OTHER PORTABLE VICTROLAS priced from $10.00 to $35.00