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te^;i;BS|^^^^nRe-tll^^^n>AY,JUMB>feigS 20 SEARS GR ADS GIVEN DIPLOMAS Graduating Exercise* Held §*»Tjoday at Kenilworth .<â- ;â- â- .,' Csmmsmsmsnt ^Bxercises^ol Joseph Sears School, Kenilworth, will be held at the school this afternoon with Rev. Leland H. Danforth, rector of the Church of the Holy Comforter, as the principal speaker. Twenty children comprise the graduating Class. '•â- ;-V;- ' :,*&â- .,..â- â- â€¢;>: fi After the sixth, seventh and eighth grades of the scjiool have opened the exercises with song this afternoon, Rev. Danforth will speak to the gradu- ating class on the topic, "He Who Bears Nothing, Never Knows the Joy." Betty Owen, president of the graduating class, will give the class gift to the school. The gift will be accepted by G. C. Kingsley, a member of the Board of Education. After A. W. Hannah, president of the board of education, has awarded the twenty diplomas to the graduates the class poem will be read by its authors, Charlotte Erwin, Harriet Johnston, Betty Owen and Frances • Stevens*:_____--*-......^ .' â- #.â-  .-liK&::^-^- The members of the class" 6f 1923 are: Webster Clay Ball II, Margaret Burkhard, Philip Burnham, Mark Cresap, Jr., Donald Dowse, Charlotte Erwin, Preston Farley, Edgar Lowell Fielding, Charles A. Howe, Harriet Anne Johnsioji^^WillisL^H. Littell, Betty3? Owen, James Phillips, John Dallean Rathbone, Truman Richards, Florence Elizabeth Schmus, Daniel Sugdacker, Frances Stevens, Paul Arthur ^Stoker and Jane Young. "Fainl Perfume," Zona Gale's popular novel, will be filmed in the near future, and next winter will be presented as a Broadway play, produced by Brook Pemberton. The Friday Evening Club announces its closing festival to be given on the lawn of the Younkers residence. Sheri- dan road, Winnetka, on June 22. The evening promises to be even better than last year. "II Maestro di Capela, a revival of delicious comedy will be given. Thevisan, of the Chicago Civic Opera company, will sing the leading role. There will be dancing afterwards. In case of rain, the meeting will be held the|at ijilfirth HapPflPi Mr. Richmond Corbett, 78 Abbotts- ford road, will be the life guard at .the Kenilworth beach for the summer. The beach will be open Sunday, June 17. Mr. Corbett will be a senior at Northwestern next year. He has shown himself a very strong swimmer and excellent diver through both his college and high school days. His brother, Paul, a sophomore at Northwestern next year, is the life guard at the Wilmette beach this year. Mrs Roy C. Osgood, 423 Essex road, and sons, Clifford and Alfred, accom- panied by Mrs. Rufus H. Porter and Ned Porter, leave tomorrow for the East. They will go by way of the Berkshires and Mohawk trail, stopping a few days at Niagara. They will spend a month in Maine and another month in Hyannisport on/Cape Cod.. Mrs. C. G. Burnham is opening her home at 536 Roslyn roa^ for a card party and social afternoon on Tuesday, June 19, the proceeds of which will be turned into the School building fund. Each guest is urged to bring as many pennies as she has birthdays, to drop in- to the "Old Oaken Bucket." Bridge, five hundred and bunco will be played. Mrs. Paul Sehulze with-her^wo-sons, Messrs. Paul Sehulze, Jr., and Victor Sehulze, left yesterday for Northamp- ton, Mass., where Miss Helen Sehulze is to be graduated from Smitti college. Miss Sehulze will be maid of honor at the wedding of Miss Grace Mary Cook and Paul Sehulze, Jr4 on Saturday, June 30. The graduating class at Joseph Sears is being entertained this week. Miss E? wv°ng a dinner paw thit evâ„¢"*j omorrow evening M& J» *«gand Miss Florence Schmus are giving a dance at the North Shore Golf club. Mr. and Mrs.~Walter F. ShattUck, M^s Miriam Shattuck and Master Walter Shattuck are leaving today to motor to their summer home at State Line, Wis. Mr. Eugene L^nfieW and daughter will move into the Shattuck home, 338 Kenilworth avenue, for ttie summerv^ ___~~~~:- v^r**^*^*?*^ At the Children's service last Sunday at the Union church, Nancy McCloyd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bentfey Mc- Cloud, Keehn Landis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Xandis, of Glencoe, and Marjorie Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Clark, of Evanston, were .baptised.... Mr and Mrs. Edgar A. Stevens, 330 Abbottsford road, have gone East. Mr. Stevens will be away a month on busi- ness, and Mrs. Stevens is attending her daughter. Martha's graduation at Abbott Academy, Boston. They will be home Saturday. ;______ CONNORS HOME SOLD F. J. Barry, affiliated with the Stone- Webster Construction company, of_ Chi- cago, this week purchased the H. E. Connors residence at 1537 Central ave- nue. E. C. Phillips of the A. R. 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