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12 WILMETTE era! vears. She studied at the Art Institut-e and the Academy of Fine Arts. Besides h~r parettt~, Miss Cooper is survived bv four sisters and one brother, the Misses Edith and Olive, of Wilmette. Mrs. W. E . .Lane of Evanston. Mrs. C. A. vValter ·of Oak Park, and Frederick A. Cooper of Wilmette. ).fis s Pri scilla Lloyd, who is teach ing school in Coldwater, Mich., spent last week -end and Decoration day with her father and mother, ReY. and Mrs. Stephen A Lloyd. of 1035 Lake an'nne . ' LIFE INFANT DAUGHTER DIES June 4, 1926 Miaa Grace Cooper Dies· · at Wilmette Residence Miss Grace Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Cooper, 824 Lake avenue, passed away Wednesday, May 26. She had been ill for many months. Services were held from the home Friday afternoon, May 28, Dr. W. F. English, Jr., of ~' ilmette, a close friend of the family, officiating. Burial was at Memorial Park. Miss Cooper was a well known artist and had been associated with Man del Broth e r ~ :\rt department for sev- Helen Mae, infant daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. William Guise died Sunday morning, May 30. Mrs. Guise, who had been at the Evanston hospital, has returned to the parsonage Cnstoms and traditions that have and is doing nicely. Mr. Guise i!i cbloL ·d Commencement week propastor of the Wilmette English Luth- grams at Northwestern university for eran church. 67 years, will feature the 68th annual commencement that began W e clne sda~' ~~r ~. ~1artin H . Bickham of 429 evening, May 19, and will be continu ed ;-..;int h ~ tre e t. wh o ha s been in the Ev- through Monday, ] une 14. anq on ho :-; pital undergoing an operaThe evening of May 19 saw thou tion. i:' at home again and is con - sand s of purple candles lit by alumn i ,... ko.,cinl!. groups the country over where gather ings celebrated the annunal candle lighting night. Thursday the campu s 11ay pageant was staged out of doon . aml Friday brought the senior stati stical reports at Fi·s k hall from s tucknt ~· of th e College of Liberal Arts. Th e Chicago North Shor e ~f u ~ir . F es tival, opening this week, is regard ed a:-; an it em of commencem ent time a t t he Univ e rsity gymn4 sium. and t h e ~e ro ntm e nccment events will foll ow : \Vt ·(hws d ay , June 9- Law s <'ho o l. r E ···t· pti o n to g-radua t t · ~. D ean John H . \\- i g-nw r·· and :\Irs . \V ig more , 20 7 Lak · ~tn ·e t , Jun· · 1 ~- R a<' l ':t l :t llr t' at P !wr_:v it·c · ~. gy mna si um, sc· rm on , tlw H P\'. E r 111':-:t Fn ·mont 'T'it ti e , :{ :00 : C a ndl e lig ht :-:··n ·i<··· t·f sn n g-, g-y mna s ium , n :00 . ).[otH b y, .lunt· 14 _:_C' nmnw nec m Pnt t ·x t·rvi s l'l-' . s pea l« ·r, th e Ti t·\'. T im o th y ~ton f' . ]I .' }) ., g-y mn a~ IUTh , ]0 :::0 ; !Ut ~C' 1 lt'O ll f cot· f: H·ulti f's and g ut ·s t s, Nr,rtll ~h u r e h ott l. Northwestern Opens Its Observance of 68th Commencement ·. 8 o'clock. ~unda y, ,. l ( l' ) JUDGE ADDRESSES BOYS F edera l Jud gl' jaJIH'" I I. \\' ilk n,n :l c· i t he l.' nit ed Stat e" Di -,t ri r t court i:1 C hi cago spo k e hdorl' juni or a nd :-<·n ic ... boYs a t . cw Tri er hig h ~ cl wo l Tu (' cda ~· of las t W('ek. 'J'lH· subjec t of hi s a dd rc s~ wa s th e opport u ni ty o ffe r ed b ~ t lw l;n\· a" a prcof( ..,..,jn n. Ju dge \\' ilk( :- son i::. a r es ident of \\' inn et k a . r ·· )J r..: . D on:tlrl ~ i t ii i ll r· Il ' and l1 n lo ;tJ.· ar( · 'P~ n rlin .l! :t , lJ .,r t t itll ·· \\it 11 :. 1r , SimmoiJ'-. Illot l H·r :tnrl f:ttli\T , ~J r . and \I r " . C. 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