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WILMETTE LIFE July 13, 1928 Junior School Branch Ia to Give Garden Benefit The North End branch, friends of Chicago Junior School i3 making arrangements for a Garden Fete to be held the afternoon and evening of Thur~day, August 2, at the residence of Mrs. Minna Schmi<Jt, 2715 Sheridan road, Evanston. There will be entertainment for all. cards, dancing, swimming, fortune telling, dinner, ~nd booths where sandwiches, .coffee, lemonade, ice ream, and candy are to be sold. Mrs. W. M. Zabel of Wilmette is finance chairman and Mrs. H . B. Bezazain, Mn. H. C. Nygren, Mrs, A. · R. Klein, Mrs. Dudley Barnes, all of Chicago, are chairmen of other committees. I PLAN BUSY WEEIJN PLAYGROUND ACTI.Vm I printing problems-·- anything from the idea to the placing of the finished product in the hands of the prospect and ultimate consumer - then the experience of countless others will suggest the desirability of talk-· ings · things over '"rith IF you want HELP with your (Continued from Page 3) He hopes that the record of attendance' at the end of the contest wilt greatly exceed the attendance for the first five weeks of last year. A party with ice cream cones as refreshments has been promised to the playground winning .the contest and a second prize of lolhpops for refreshments will be awarded to the playground coming second in the contest. On Friday the third weekly Bea~h Day program will be held at the Wtlmette beach. These programs are scheduled for each Friday afternoon during the nine weeks of the playground season but icy water and rain during the first two weeks prevented their being held those weeks and the . HOSTESSES AT SHOWER Miss Helen, Miss Dorothy, and Miss second of the series was held this afEleanor Berndt gave a kitchen showf'r ternoon. The events on next week's Wednesday night in their home at program are: 1501 Central avenue for Miss Edith Sail Boat Contest Whitehill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dog Paddle-Boys 10 and und er. C. H. Whitehill of 719 Tenth street, Dog Paddle--Girls 10 and unde r. Stroke-Boys 11, 12, 13 years. vVilmette. Mi5s Evelyn Ewert of Chi- Back Back Stroke- Girls 11, 12, 13 years. cago 5ang a group of songs during the Back Stroke-Boys 14, 15, 16 years. ev~.n_ing. TO BE SORORITY HOSTESSES Mrs. ]. M. Budinger of 600 Third ~M& · street will entertain the North Shore Lollipop Grah-Boys and G1rls 10 and under. alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta sorority Beach Day Winners at a luncheon and bridge Monrlay 1 inners in the first Beach day pro\ \ afternoon in her home. Mrs. Richard gram heM July 6 are: Bower will entertain with her. Ba<'k Stroke- Girls 14, 15, 16 years. Wh eelbarrow Race-Boys unde r 16 yearf':. Wheelbarrow Race-Girls unde r 16 years. Duck Race-Boys and Girls 11, 12, 13 RETURNS· FROM VACATION Benjamin Thalman, carrier at the Kenilworth posto·ffice, wac; hack on duty Monday after an absence of several weeks. An attack of double pneumonia sent him to the hospital. Mr. an~ Mrs. E. V. Youngberg of 419 \Vashington avenue were guests · recentlv at Paradise Inn on Mt. Ranie_ r; Ranier National park, Washington. During their stay, late in June, the drifts were 20 to 25 feet deep. Mr. ·and Mrs. Youngberg are now in Alaska and will not return to their home until July 27. -0- .To~eph Normoyle, fir!':t; David Weinstock, ~ 20-Yard Dash for boys 10 and under- LLOYD HOLLISTER INC. 1232-36 Central Avenue Wilmette Winnetka 4300 2000 Wilmette Greenleaf 4300 Sheldrake 568 7 Mr. and Mrs. G. Ro~s Stewart of 1033 Greenwood avenue went to ~he horse show at Milwaukee last weekend. - -oMr. and Mrs. ]. M. Budinger have just returned to their ·home at 600 Third street from a short trip to Colorado and Wichita, Kas. cond ; Jack Lechner, third. 20-Yard Dash for girls 10 and underMary Jane Donahue, first ; Rol'ialyn Brown, second. · 25-Yard Dash for boys 11, 12, 13 years of age---Vance Soule, first; Otil'l Gooch, second ; Bud Howard, third. 25-Yard Dash for girls 11, 12, 13 years of age-June Kehl, firRt; Mary Lauer, ~eC'ond; Jane Moore, third. 50-Yard Dash for boys 16 years and under-Steve Hopkins, first ; Ned Shapker, second; Charles Ford, third. 50-Yard Dash for girls 16 Yf'arl'i and undE>r- Dorothy Tucker, first: Winnifred Barry, second; Mary Lauer, third . Hurdle Race for boys 14 yearl'l and under- Steve Hopkins, first: Bud Hownrd, second; Charles Ford, third. One Armed Race for girll'l 15 and under - 1\'lary Lauer, first; Jane Moore, second; Winnifred Barry, third. Under Water Race for boys 12 years and under-Paul Soule, first; David Wf'instock, f':econd; Pa~l Leach, third. Dead Man's Float for girls 10 years and under-Marjorie Weiler, first; Rosalun Brown, second; Marguerite Gatson, third. Watennelon grab-Charles Ford. DO YOU KNOW WHERE HE L· E-r NO, BUT foRti{\ K\OES? TAL CUM/ ' Miss Betty Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Nelson of 1005 Greenleaf avenue, is spending two or three weeks at Devil's Lake, Wis. Her brother,. Evert Nelson, and · .Donald Grimes of Evanston, are now on Catalina hland, Cal. Thev witt drive through Yellowstone Park before they return home. -oM iss 1fary Elizabeth Collyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Collyer of 730 Ninth street, has gone to Camp Wehakee, the Ro.s ary college camp, at Marinette, Wis. Frank Cotlyer, Jr., has gone to Camp Tivoli Shawno, at Cecil, Wis. -aMrs. C. N. Hulbert of 715 Greenleaf avenue has heen entertaining her sister, Mrs. Dwight Goss of Grand Rapids, Mich., and her niece, 1{rs. Murray Neumann, and her two children, from Tulsa, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Albert announce the birth of a son on June 25. The Alberts are now living at North Park hotel. Mrs. Albert was formerly Miss Rosella Hettick of 1011 Central avenue. -o-Mr. and Mrs. Lea J. Orr of 1002 Greenleaf . avenue left today for a motor trip to Ohio and Pennsylvania. soe . CLOSING OUT RIDGE AVENUE PHARMACY Popu1 ·a r copyright hooka. Over one hun· clrecl titlea ·to chooae from. Each -o- Oppo6ite St· .Joseph School C. C. Renneckar Phone Wilmette .316