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April 12, 1929 WILMBT1'1 ~ LI.Fa · p~operty ~as Garden Club Will Send Delegates io G. 'C. of .4. Meeting The Kenilworth Garden club has just issued its program and year book and will open the season on April 26. This meeting will be at the home of Mrs. E. F. Snydacker. At the annual meeting of the Garden Club of America, to be held in Philadelphia in May, there will be a delegation of eight members from the Kenilworth Garden club. At this meeting are allowed the president and her alternate and ten per cent of the membership. Mrs. Edwin Phelps, the president, will attend, and Mrs. Rufus Stolp will he her alternate. Mrs. Grant Ridgway, as chairman of the billboard committee, is allowed to attend and Mrs. Hugh Foresman, as chairman of the flo" er preservation committee. ~irs. S. D. Flood is a member of the board of the Garden Club of America and will attend the annual meeting in that capacity. To represent the per cent from the membership of the club, \\·hich numbers thirty, there have been thn·e members elected. They are Mrs. Guy Littell, Mrs. A. L. McDougal, and Mrs. Edwin Hedrick. The March bulletin of the Garden Club of AmeriLa presents the order of events during the four or five days' session and the meetings give promise of being most attractive. They will include visits to most of the beautiful gardens in and about Philadelphia, with luncheon and tea for the entertainment of the guests. Miner Coburn, son of the Alonzo ]. Coburns, 915 Linden avenue, returned last week from a tour of the \\Test and the South with the CofferMiller Players, who present old classic plays at schools and colleges. Church Friendship Ljnki to Hold Luncheon Meetings The following Friendship links of the Wilmette Baptist church will meet as follows during the coming week: Link R, Mrs. \; Villiam Huggins, kade~ will meet Thunda~ April 1~ at the home of Mrs. E. Anderson, 1729 Forest avenue, for 1 o'clock luncheon. Lin.k I, Mrs. B. J. Taber, leader; wilt meet Friday, A_pril 19, at Mrs. Taber's home, 1487 Edgewood lane, Winnetka. I Mrs. E. H. Kerr will be assisting hostess. Link E, Mrs. A. V. Gruhn, leader, will meet at the residence · of Mrs. Herman C. Heaton, 162 Abingdon , ...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; avenue, Kenilworth, Friday, April 19. Link N, Mrs. A. Heerens, leader, will meet Friday, April 19, at the home of Mrs. Anna Johnson, 1721 Forest avenue. :Mrs. Russell Johnson will be .assistant hostess. Link D, Mrs. William Burns, leader, will meet Friday, April 19, at the residence of Mrs. A. C. Youngberg, 1503 Lake avenue. The time for all the meetings will be 1 o'clock. Locust road for school purposes. 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