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~une I 1, 1928 ' W 'l LME TTE LIFE 4J Dr. William ·E. Buehler · Moose Session Speaker The Fortieth International convention of the Loyal Order of Moose will be launched with a civic meeting , at the Auditorium theater, Chicago, Sunday evening, June 3, at 8 o'clock. rt will mark the opening Qf a week of activities, in which delegates from every quarter of th~ globe will take part. James J. Davis, Secretary of Labor, will deliver the keynote address at the Civic meeting, to which the public is invited. The program also includes addresses by the Rev. John Laffey, Rev. Charles Daniel Payne, Dr. William E. Buehler, of Glencoe, Mayor William H. Thompson, Mayor William F. Broening of Baltimore, Rufus C. D~wes, Edward J. Henning, and W. Le~ Provol. Entertainment will be supplied by Madam Marie Sidenius Zendt, of Wilm~tte, operatic soprano, and Master Henry Swengber, a student of the M t. Carmel High school.. Delegat~s will be entertained in the Hotel Sherman ballroom June 5 and 6. A class of 2,500 new M.oo~e will be initiated there on June 8. The conferences of the convention will be held at Mooseheart, Illinois, from June 3 to 6, inclusive, with special daily train service. ~ ~ "' ~ ~ E E Insure With the Church ~ ~:; ~ ,.. Mallinckrodt Students Awarded School Letter ~ Announcement is made of the award of the coveted "M" at Mallinckrodt High school. The letters were given tl~ose who competed successfully in five of the seven events which were held in the school gymnasium one week ago. The Jetter winners were : Maty Lynch, Olga Schmidt, Helen Sykora, Elizabeth Faber, Betty Spillane, Dorothy Smith (Junior), Catherine Ralph, Dorothy Smith (Freshman), Marcella Kummer, Helen Spillane, Geraldine W cber, Mary Jane Seng, Helen Deinlein, and Dorothy Braun. At the assembly when the awards were made, Sister Albertus, principal of Mallinckrodt, presented silver basketballs and Mallinckrodt school pins to those who played on the team which defeated Josephinum academy of Chicago last March. Those receiving the trophies were Mary Jane Sen g. Rita \Veber, Dorothv Smith. Helen Spillane, Geraldine \V cber and Helen Bent. Th trophies were giveP by Mrs. \V. P. Seng. ~ ~ This is the day of insur~nce. The careful business man insures against loss by fire, theft, illness, death. accident, tornado and many other casualties. No solicitous parents will fail to insure the character of their children as well as their own. The church gladly and effectively insures this great asset of life. Next Sunday and thereafter set an example to your children by attendint:, with them the church of your choice. I IE t; ~ F= "' ~ s s ~ Ei ~ ~ ,.. ~ ~ Qlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Noted Dance Instructor Resumes Classes in Fall ~ Mrs. Edwina Martine Weckler is re- ~ turning to \Vilmette next fall to commence her eighth season of dancing instruction for children. Mrs. Weckler taught for two seasons at ·the Guilmette Country club and then discontinued her classes to accept the offer of the Parent-Teacher association for which she has taught for the past five years. She will reopen her own classes in October at the Wilmette \Voman's club. Announcement is made of the arrival of a baby daughter in the home of Mr. at:d Mrs. John Valentine Lizars of 7419 North Robey street, Chicago. Mrs. Lizars is a former resident of Wilmette, and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mahonev of 108 Gerard street. The infant · girl, christened Mary Ann, was born at St. Francis hospital in Evanston on May 20. -0- ~ 8 Directory of Churches: Fint Congregational O.urch Lake and Wilmette A noaa RerJ. Vere V. Loper RerJ. William E. McCormack ~ The Fant Presbyterian t\arda Niatb Street and Gmaleaf A naae RlfJ. G10rg· P. JlagiU SL John'1 Lather· C.arch Wilmette and Park AYtnaa R111. HnnMtJ W. Mlfltr The Fmt letWst Claarch Lake and Wilmette A Ytaan Rn1. Hor"" G. 8mitb The Wilmette Baptid O.arch Forest and Wilmette AYen an Rev. George E. Allison St. Aapstiae'1 Episcopal C.arch 1140 Wilmette AYtaat RlfJ. H ubtrt Cultton Wdmette Eqlish Latheru O.arch · GtHnlHI Aum· anti &ftlmtb 8trlft Rtu. Carl I. Bmpaon Mn. ]. Edwin ·Dempsey of 606 Laurel avenue entertained her bridge club on Tuesday afternoo!l at her home. Luncheon was served. -oMrs. Lester E. Mee of 1227 Chestnut avenue entertained her bridge club at her home on wa.. served. Wedn9da~ Lun~wn U li~~ri~&~t~W~1~\~m~,;~~~n~~m~&~$~rn~~~~~~~;~~~:,~u~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J · ~