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62 W 1 L ME T .T E LIFE IVAN LIND Awnings Canopies - Curtains First Class Workmanship Best , Quality Materials Lowest Possible Prices Jane Burrill Takes Part in Rockford May F eatival Miss Jane Burr~ll, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. I. A. Burrill of Wilmette, is cast as a follower of Mars in 'the Rockford College May party, which will be given May 18. The May festival is an annual event at Rockford college given in honor of the May Queen, who is elected from the Senior class. It is being presented this year in the form of a Greek pageant. Miss Burrill vvas chairman of this year's Freshman prom, was captain of the Freshman Hockey team, and playeel one of the leading roles in "Becket," the spring production of the Dramatic Central-Laurel P.T.A. I c:--, Phone Wil. 3376 A Trial Will Convince You 2024 Ashland Ave. WILMETTE, ILL. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cl~u~b.~ MIWINW\l\~1\f\1\flnl\nMI\nMnMnMMMMmtr\MRMMn~ SKOKIE RIDGE Where Individuality May Be Expressed in Homes I I i i 5 s 2 5 - § ~ ~ ~ I I 2 ;:::::. ~ ~ 2. The final meeting of the Central Laurel P. T. A., held Tuesday, May 14, in the Sfolp gymnasium, was open ed with a reading of the newly framed charter by the president, Mrs. W. A. Kendrick. One of the cardinal points, the wise use of leisure, was the theme of the day's program, as announced by the chairman, Mrs. William Rehfield. Daniel M. Davis, director of recreation in Wilmette told of the effective work done in past summers, and outlined plans for the coming season. Playgrounds will be opened the Mon day after the close of school in Village green, Vattman Park, and Central school with supervisors to direct play, manage contests, and instruct in hand craft, sports, and many varied interests to keep children busy and happy. When the beach opens there will be daily swimming lessons for beginners and competitive sports for the more advanced. Day trips in and about Chicago were attractively pictur~d and described by Mr. Nielson of the Chicago Outdoor Recr~~tional Bureau. The boys' band of Howard and Central schools then presented a group of musical numbers under the direction of ]. C. Schumacher. The boys play in very spirited fashion and make a fine appearance in the n.e w uniform s. A group of dances entitled "In a Garden" "Japanese Doll," and "Dance Eccentric" were given by beginning pupils of Mis s Georgiana Weedon . Annual reports of the secretary, Mrs. Harvey Cr_aig ancl treasurer, Miss Fox. were read, and ci1airmen of committee:-; made short reports of their . work. As a fitting close -:\1i s~ Fox ~ p oke enthusiastically about the state meeting she attended in Mattoon in April. Sixth grade mothers were ho~tesse.; of the day and Miss Johan :'on' roo111 received the prize for longe st attencl ence of mother s at the m~ et ing . ;; §: $ ~ North Shore Alumni at Armour School Affair Open night was celebrated by Armour institute last Monda\-, an event attended by many north shore s tudent ~ and their parents. The north sho· .-e 1as many distinguished alumni. especially in the field of engineering, and some of its undergraduate s ar<' making their mark in college life. John Meek of Glencoe, a member of the class of 1930 and of Sphinx and Theta Zi honorary fraternities, has been made associate editor of the Armour Tech News. W. Olson of Wilmette, at a dinner given recently by Theta Zi for members and parents, had his name inscribed on a cup as the freshman who did most in general to carry out the spirit of his class. Wed.Iesday was the occasion of the annual "Sing" at Armour, when the fraternities join in a get-together, and the parents of the members are guests. : $ s ..... I ~ :::::s :;:::. ~ ::;::r ;::2 ~ ;:::::7 With a most interesting change in topography-the setting for your home is enhanced by the winding roads, the large oak trees and an ever-changing panorama to the west. Drive out and picture for yourself your home in this growing community of high standard. I s ::=::r ';:::. §! ~ =- ~ ~ s ~ May Is Tulip Time ~ :::a BAIRD WARNER Office: 1071 SKOKIE RIDGE DRIVE. GLENCOE. Phones: Glencoe 1554--Briargate 1855 ~l ~ ~ ~I IN COLLEGE FESTIVAL Miss Elizabeth Freund, daughter of Mrs. Florence K. Freund of Wilmette is to take the part of one of the Graces in the Rockford College May party which is to be given May 18. Miss Ferund ·is an active member of the sophomore class. $ Representative Always ·on . PropertJ· Sheridan Road to Park Avenue, Glencoe, West to Bluff Street, North to Dundee Road and West to Entrance. ~~~~~~~~~(~W~e--re-s-er_v_e_t_h_e_,_·g-ht--to--ch_a_n-ge--ou-r--pr-ic_e_s_w_i_th_o_u_t_n_ot-ic-e~.)------------------~~~ UUU\ARill\lll\l\I\J\1\1\fiiU\ni\IUU\IUUUUUUUU\JY\fll\l\lUU\1\nJU\tUU\IW\MnlUUWMU\MIU~UUU\N\f\flfll~ I ~ i :::a BUYS KENILWORTH TRACT Cnarles H. Fox, vice-president of the Chicago Trust company, has purchased from Charles F. Hough, 120 feet of vacant property on the easterly side of Essex road, between Wood stock avenue and Oxford road, Kenilworth.