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March 1, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE , 41 . Mr. and Mrs. Elbert R. Herlocker of 119 '.fudor place, Kenilworth an~ nounce the birth of a son, J~hn Frederick Herlocker, on Washington's birthday. Mrs. Herlocker was Mis~ Florence McGuire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred McGuire of Winnetka. ESl'HER. GOULD..S TRA.VEL CORNER. . THE PLAN Now for the next step in preparation All of Europe for the trip abroad. spread out in an alluring mental map before us. Egypt and Algiers hobConst(\Jltinople and nobbed with Athens. They lay there open, all-all to be encompa9.sed in a few glorious weeks. "Yes, boats run quite frequently from Naples to Egypt." We had burst into the office of Raymond and Whitcomb company, looking as if we knew that we were the only person who ever had been going abroad. They were tactful enough to let U'3 go on thinking so. "How frequently?" We pictured a schedule of every few hours. "Why, at least once a week." we have again the illusion of wings. There are wings in that little officially stamped folder, wings, to borrow the title of an excellent play, ·"Wings over Europe!" by lock, curl by curl, it was trimmed The Misses Betty Houren, Sarah Miss Edna Dean Baker, president O'Kean and Betty Augdhale,. enterhere, ~dded to . there, deftly put into place, until we emerged with the most of the National Kindergarten and Ele- tained a group of friends from the beautifully barbered plan. mentary college, who is attending the universities of Notre Dame and Wis, Plan Acquires Dignity Superintendence session of the Na- consin, Sunday evening at a dinner But that was not all. A ~ew days tional Education association in Cleve~ party at the Edgewater Beach hotel. later we received the plan, hardly land, Ohio, this week, will stop in recognizable it was ·30 beautifully type- Kalamazoo on Saturday on her way written and bound in brown, so that h9me to give a lecture on "The Reit took on the dignity of a book; we ligion of the Little Child" before a and felt that it should have a title and a group ·o f parents and teachers. publisher's name and a title page. Others members of the faculty of Then we remembered that it was the college who are attending the conafter all, only the outline for a book; vention are, Miss Anne G. Williams, S.S. "Carinthia"-April 8 time, with us as a pencil, would fill it Miss Florence Linnell, Miss Clara A southern route sailing in. Opening the covers. '3tudying the Belle Baker and Miss Miriam Brusheets, we found that every day, baker. The group planned to have a by the newest Cunarder every train every hotel with the National breakfast in Cleveland on cost of each, was carefully put Wednesday morning with the alumnae -speciallybuilt for cruisAllurinrr Po..ibilitiea down. From this point on we of the college attending the convenEurope began to spread out, · 3tretch could close our eye·.;, if we so wished, ing. The score of visits, out, as if our map were made of thin and be handed through Europe like a tion, and Miss Baker is being enterwith generous sightseetained at luncheon in Kalamazoo by rubber and malicious forces were pulling it from every side. Egypt got up well-directed parcel. Gloria in excelsis. the alumnae of that city. . ing, includes Barcelona, The work of the entire journey was out of Algier's lap and went and sat done! It only remained for us to have for the Exposition, Car· on a chair of her own. Constantinople and Athen·3 edged off as if they thought the fun! cassonne, for the first P'r. e paring to Fly they were a little better than Africa. GASOLINE TAX! Of course there wa'3 the passport and time on a cruise, the That first' glorious diaphanous stage in which wings are on one's feet and the passport picture. The latter taken Dalmatian Coast, etc. . To SeTenth District Voters: Europe is a mirage before one's eyes, amid the raucous strains of "I Faw Down and Go Boom," sounding across Assured homeward acAre )'OU satlsfted with the pro· had pa·,;sed. We came down to the air, and now and then posed tax on gasoline! It not, what hard realities of time tables and boat the peanut-laden commodations included suggestions have you to maket 1 schedules, things which like fate work a di 3tressed cry, "This isn't a picture of me, is it?" Firmly the attendant, as I would like )'our views on the in the rates-$725 up. a heartless unconsciousne3s of one's ~ nurse to an hysterical patient, assures matter. necessities. him or her that it is. Reaon Prevails Ann Wilmarth Ickes But in the calm kind atmosphere At last pocketing our own atrocity Winnetka, Ill. which the government will be in3ulting State Representative, 7th Dlstrlet of Raymond and Whitcomb"-' office enough to accept as a likeness, we go NORTH CAPE-BALTIC reason began to take a beauty of ·its for the passport. There high up above SUMMER CRUISES own. We no longer even wanted to the dingy southwest portion of the city ~ap over Europe in ~ven kague ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ National CoUege Head at N~ E. A. Seuion -o- SPRING the MEDITERRANEAN boots, we wanted to be more consider- ~------, .··~. .!Jrla,·l ---~ ate of it, take it more gently and ~llll'!l lfllllUllllmiUll~ll'r.m:ml?l ll'llllillllill"" llllll quietly, conform even to its train schedules. Gradually as if one were having the old-fashioned haircut under a bowl, the edges of the plan were trimmed. Egypt fell on one side, look: ing, like the first curl, rather appealing, lying there. Rut filled with this ·new quality of courage, we did not wish her back. The Austrian Tyrol was sheared off forty-five years of scientific research next, we would have liked it, but after in this field qualifies us to render a all one couldn't ask the bus companies most careful and conscientious service. to start operation a month earlier in the spring for one's self alone. A graduate lady assistant will be in One must be reasonable. Lock · d ·-"-I S.S. "Carinthia"- June 26 S.S. "Franconia"- June 29 ·a trip to Europe a cruise through the Inside Passage to Alaska a restful vacation in Bermuda a bus trip through the east a tour of the west a trip on 'the Great Lakes or the St. Lawrence I ARE YOU INTERESTED IN I It Is Time to Think II I I I I a ~~~:n t:p ;n :e ;orth E E I i"· I ·:~~~. 5. 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