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October. 5, 1928 WILMETTE LIFE WOllEN'S GROUP IIEETS The Women's Federation of the, Crerar Presbyterian church, Chicago, . met Saturday afternoon, September 29, with Mrs. E. C. Cook, 211 Broadway, Wil_ m ette, who was formerly a member of the organization. It was strictly a social gathering; all brought refreshments and spent the afternoon and evening in pic~ic festivity. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stevens, 330 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth entertained twelve guests at a duck dinner last Friday evening. Mr. Stevens has just returned from a hunting trip. . ·· . In Its first games in the North Shore G rammar School Football league last · Thursday the Joseph Sears school of Kenilworth divided honors with the Haven Intermediate school of Evanston ~n two games at Roycemoor field. Kemlworth won the game in the 85pound class by a 6 to 0 score but lost to Haven in the 100-pound 'class 19 ' to 7. Kenilworth's lineups for both games were as follows : 85-pound class-Grover Herman right end; Bill Blades, right tackle~ Bub Berger, right guard; Ben Mat~ thews, center; Don Cooke, left guard; Bob Fulton, left tackle; Edson MeEldowney, left end; James McArthur, quarterback; Murray McLeod, right halfback; Grant Ehlerid, left halfback; Cy McKinnon, fu11back; Fred Workman, George Jones, and George Benson, substitutes. . 100-pound class-George Woodland, nght end; Red Hancock, right tackle· Stanley Hillman, right guard; Howard Carlson, center; Maurice Bosley, left guard; Bill Timmins, left tackle; Carleton Russ, left end; Roger Barrett, quarerback ; George Demmon, right halfback; Perry Shortridge, left halfback; Howard Jordan, fullback; Russell Cooke, Jack Byrne, and Jack Stebbins, substitutes. The two Joseph Sears teams were scheudled to clash with teams from the Holtwood school of Evanston Thurs day of this week at Roycemoor field. Sears Breaks Even Kenilworth Garden Cub Approaches End of Year in Football Clash With 8 aven Squads T~e Kenilworth Garden clu~ held one DAICE AD atu C. HENRY JAOOBSEN trlael,al S. of tts last programs on Frtday, September 28, at the home of Mrs. Mark C · · resap on Warwtck road. Thts club opens its season of programs in the early spring and continues through the summer only. The . next .meeting will b.e the annual meetmg with th~ elect10n of officers. At the meeting last Friday, In the absence of the president, Mrs. S. D. Flood, the vice-president, Mrs. Edward J. Phelps, presided. The program of the afternoon consisted of a paper by Mrs. Charles Ware on "The Gardens and Flowers of South America." This was a most interesting subject and Mrs. Ware gave her listeners a clear, vivid picture of the profusion of bloom in this land of Argentina. The little side glimpses of private gardens which it was her good fortune to get, made everyone wish to take this South Mr. and Mrs. Leon Allen, 423 Cum~ nor road, Kenilworth have rented their home for the winter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shattuck, formerly of Kenilworth and now of Orrington hotel, Evanston. JqCJaJeaceMeletJutltaleatlal elaltl. &ratute1 an ··,.... ·· Pon~ ~·n of ll..laen ··tart of utldle aerlt. Bd. 1-. C.Uil· ....... 9raa4 CI'Yie ··· Wew Yon ··tro,.Utaa u·een wl&ll tile Claleap l'aaoae artl·t· of Callfonla't lelnJhiW 11.. lh·oe. TetUaoaJ.alt ' ClatHI eoaellecl ··JWilere. o,.ra. 331 Soatla 8·1te ... w-.... Ave. . Tel. HarriaoD 1207 Edith Bideau Normelli CorJCett Soprano :-: T'e.cher of Voice Is Receiving Enrollments for Fall and Winter ToNE production and coaching in all phases of voice culture. Interviewa arranged without cbtuge. 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