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July 5, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE s Return With Evidence of Big Catch Minister From Latvia Lectures at N. U. Thursday Dr. Alfred B. Bihlmanns, minister of foreign affairs in the Republic of Latvia and holder of several other important posts, will lecture Thursday afternoon, July 11, at 4:30 in Harris hall under auspices of th~ summer ~es sion of Northwestern university. Dr. Bihlmanns will be in Chicago for only a short visit and Dr. Clyde L. Grose, summer session pirector, feels fortunate in having arranged . for his lecture in Evanston. He is expected to speak about affairs in his couptry and Baltic relations. At present Dr. Bihlmanns is minister plenipotentiary to this country. He is director of the press department of Latvia and a member of the facultv and Sj)ecial lecturer at the -University of Riga. Mrs. Alma T. Calkins of 400 Eighth street. left \Vilmette June 30, for a months' vacation in Colorado Springs. She was accgmpanied by her sister and her family, whose home is in EYanston. JEWELRY of CHARACTER We specialize in designing and, the making of platinum a n d g o 1 d jewtlry. We are diamond setters, watch, clock and jewelry repairers. and dealers in pearls. diamonds . and other precious stones. We also feature stationery engraving for our fashionable p1trons. -oMrs. T. F. McGourin of Pensacola. Fla., was a guest in tj1e home of her cousin, Dr. M\lton R. Barker of 730 flSHIN ' appears to be good this Central avrnue, last week. -oseason, if one may judge by this Mr. and ~1rs. James J. O'Grady, 815 undisputable evidence furnished by Mr. Oak\,·ood avenue. left on Mondav for and Mrs. Fred Richardson, Jr., of \Vin- a two weeks' .vacation trip to y cHownetka, and their partv which has just stone Park and other points west. returned from an expedition to Balsam Lake, \Vis., 400 miles north of Chicago. Above Mr. Richardson and R. N. Melin are proudly displaying a three-day catch of ~orthcrn Pike and Large ~louth Bas s. At the left Mrs. Richardson exhibits the largest catch of the expedition. a 15-pound ~orthern Pike. MR. · 12 PAGLIARULO'S years expuience in the shops of Spaulding ~ Co. is your guarantu. 17 Yeats in the Same Location -o- vValter Carv, son of Mrs. George L. ~[ artin. 1046- Elmwood avenue, left on Tuesdav bv motor with friends for BrokenbO\~', Neb., to be gone until the first of September. ~lrs. \Vatter K. Nelson, 151-+ Gregory -o- Jeweler ·and Optician 1166 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wilmette 1o6 1 a venue, has as her house guest this \\·eek, her mother, Mrs. Mary Schmidter, and her sister, Miss Lulu SchmidIncluded in the Richardson party ter, of Honeycreek.. \Vis. were ~r r. and ~1 r.. Richardson, Sr., ~Ir. and ~[r s. Ri(hard so n, Jr., Mr. and ~~ r:-;. R. ).: . ~le lin. and Dr. and ~1 rs. J{oyce. lt is confidently expected that the aho,·e e,·idence will haYe the effect of ,·irtually dep op ulating the north shore inr seycral " ·ee k:-; thi:-; summer. Bettrr hurry up, you anglers, th~ finny tribe a '"ai ts your pleasure ! CONTENTMENT Pure, wholesome foods deliciously prepared to tempt your appetite . . . cheery, congenial surroundings which combined with these savory tasty meals brings a world of contentment and comfort. University Life in Engla.nd to Be Topic of Summer Lecturer "University Life in England" will have a vivid portrayal in an illustrated lectvre by Dr. \Villiam Montgomery . McGovern, member of the Northwestern university faculty, Monday evening at 8 at Harris hall. This is one of the Northwestern university summer session series, which the public is invited to attend. Dr. McGovern is widely traveled, havi11.g spent considerable time in the Orient, and is known for his ability as an entertaining and informative lecturer. He is a graduate of Oxford and will use his experiences of undergraduate clays in his next Monday's lecture. He joined the Northwestern faculty last winter and is also teaching in the summer session. To Visit Montgomery Ward's Other events of the summer session during the next week include three conducted trips. One to ~Iontgomery Ward's, one of the world's greatest mail-order houses, will be taken Friday afternoon. the party leaving the Davis street "L" station at 1 :30 with Prof. Leon G. Kranz in charge. Saturday he will take a party to the stock yards and the General Manufacturing com- pany. They will leave the Da-vis street "L" station at 8:15 a. m. Sunday a trip wilt be conducted to the Univ~rsity of Chicago chapel under auspices of the Y. \V. C. A. Announcement states that the party will leave the Davis street "L" station at 8:30 a. m. This Y. \V. C. A. trip is one of a series of four to be taken, the others being on successive Sundays to Olivet Baptist (colored) church; Rabbi Mann's J cwish synagogue and the Greek Orthodox church. Three Outdoor Concerts Dr. Clyde L. Grose, director of the summer session, has arranged a series of three outdoor concerts to be given for the public in the university meadow. The first, Thursday evening, July 11, will be by the summer session band of 100 pieces which Prof. Glenn Bainum directs, and hy the summer session chorus. Prof. John Beattie is . in charge of the chorus which numhers over 100 voices. Enrollment in the summer term ·is the largest in the history of the school, totaling betwe~n 2,400 and 2,500, Dr. Grose reports. The final count has not been made, but practically every school has shown a substantial increase, he states. , $1.00 Sunday Dinner $1.00 L. B. Restaurant and Sandwich Shop Corner Wilmette A ~e. and Main St. Open Da-y and Night