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WIJ.METTE OBERLIN CLUB TO MEET The annual meeting of the· North Shore Oberlin \Voman's . club will be held at the home of Mrs. F. E. Smith, 1426 Forest avenue, Evanston, on Monday, May 28, at 2 :30 ,o'clock. Following the business meeting, a musical program will be given by Mrs. R. N. Sullivan, 'cellist, with Mrs. \\'arren G. \Vatcr.man her accompanist. LIFE HoLD May 25. 1928 GIVE BON voYAGE DINNER · A recent dinner party was given by H E L t d ~f· H · tt · · a.ngs on an ~ . ISS ~nne a Langston lll honor of their COUSlll. Mrs. E. C. Bilh of Crystal Lake. as a 'bon voyage to her on her way t0 Europe. Towards the last of this month, Mr. and Miss Langston are moving from their present residence at 819 Park avenue to their ne\\. hon~e in Highland Park. 1 fhe am_lUal Sprmg dmner gl~en u.nder ausp1ces of the \Vomen s M1ssionary society of the \Vilmette Eng- · lish Lutheran church \\'ill be held Fnday · evening, June 1, in the dining rooms of the church. ).1r s. Lafayette Perkins and Mrs. F. , s~R.ING . DINN~R Jnvite·Entries Now / p U bJ· Sh [ or tC T k C C · 00 f ·t · . rae om pe ' ton, Ruth Hanna McCormick, candidate for congressman-at-large, Sen at 0 r Charles S. Deneen, Louis L. Emmerson, Republican nominee for governor, Attorney General Osc~r Carlstrom, Oti~ F. Glenn. Republican nominee for United States senator, Congressman Henry R. Rathbone, and R~y 0. West. secretary of the Republican National committee have been invited to sit on the platfo~m at the mock Republican national con\'ention at Patten gymnasium, Xorthwestern university, the aft ernoon and night of Tuesday, May 29. The campus at Northwestern is buzzing with politics in anticipatiOJ} of the big convention. The campaign for delegates for- the various candidates for the presidency is actively under wav. Preparation is being made for a s tr~1ggle over the platform. And those st udents pacing in deep thought along the shores of La~e Michigan on th e Northwestern campus are more than likely preparing the nominating speec~ 1 for some favorite son. Four co -eds. Katherine Hicks, heaci of the Arkansas delegation, Adrienne Grant. Margaret Carter and Betty M.:- · Cu llough, are preparing to lead the fight ·against putting a ·p rohibition plank in the national platform. They art: al 3o leading the campaign for Nichola s \f urray Butler, an avowed "wet." as the logical opponent for Ai Smith . As near an exact duplicate of the Kan sas Cit\· convention as possible is promised b)· Dr. A. R . Hatton , professor of political sc ience at Northwestern. who is assisting the students in th e preparation of the mock com·ention. The fl oor of Patten gymna. ium will be arranged for the various sta!<' delrgation : : as is don e in an actual con~ e ntion. Stampedes for favorite sons \Yill he staged with the realism of a real conYention. Students wi ll pa:-ticipate t0 the full number of delegati'<; that will sit in Kan.:;a s City. 'l'he opening session of t!:'Ie convention, at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. will have a s highlights the keynote speech of Robert Ho,\'lett and other preliminary addresses . The night session will begin at 8 o'clock, when nominating speeches will be made atHl the vote taken. guests in the home of Paul w. Fowler, 925 Linden avenue, part of last week. Mrs. L. W. Crush of 710 Laurel Mrs. Eliza Neill left with them Thursa,·enur had as her guest for several George H. Fay, 335 Oak circie, left day of last week to motor back to days last week. Miss Etta McCormick Tuesday night for Minn$!apolis, where their home with them for a short of Muskegon Beach, Mich. he will remain for a week on business. visit. V\'. Biedermann of Indianapolis were I I've Come Back to Buy ··· I couldn't find araything that stacks up with today's Chandler HATS the way it goes. 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Because of their ignorance of this ruling, scores of interstate motorists have recently been turned back to their homes, and in some cases forced to pay a fine for carrying unvaccinated dogs in their cars. · The bulletin goes on to say that Ohio laws also forbid bringing into the state a dog which has not been vaccinated since the expiration of the effective tenn of this treatment. TOM BAY AND SON, INC. North Shore Branch 1819 Ridge Ave. Evanston CHANDLER·CLEVELAND MOTORS CORPORATION ~ Greenleaf 50 CLEVELAND, OHIO "Buy Your Car in Evanston" PARTY FOR ACTRESS 1 1 CHANDLER NEW ROYAL EIGHTS NEW BIG SIXES NEW INVINCIBLE SIXES Vivian Purcell, who is appearing in "A Companionate Marriage" at the Cort, Chicago, was paid compliment by !he party at which Miss Grace Divine of Evanston and Mrs. Maret Clyle of Chicago entertained Saturday evening at the hotel Stevens. Mrs. Clyte recently rett1rned from a. Mediterranean cruise and is making her home temporarily in Chicago.