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6-4, 6-3;. E. Levinson wa.s beaten by M. Dudley 6-0, 6-2; P. Linneman woôn over J. S. Ernmons, Jr., 4-6, 6-3, 6-4; W. F. Brunkow was beaten 6-1, 6-1 by J. -Moore; R. W. Sinimons (le- f eated L. Langdon,6-2, .6-2; and R. M. Brown was defeated by C. L. Darling, Jr., 6-1, 6-4. . -o .1 1 The junior singles tournament be- gan Monday, and the renîaining games of the, first round were to be played by Friday. The resuits. of Monday's 'gameswere: B. Fike defeated E. Witt 6-3, 6-2; NedBrown forfeited lis set to ackLutdwig;Charles Southward 8-6; and John Sykes defeated,,Jack ýMee 6-1) 6-2. Other players entered ini the junior singles are L. B. Kuppen- heinier, Jr.,. B. Sundiof, Tomi Lar-, seni, Don Minor, Jack Thomison, Bob Walgren, J. Kenney, L. Leviton, and, Carlton Prouty, Jr. PRESIDENT .RETIRES Mrs.. Jaonna E., DoWnes, 14 Bert- liing lane, Winnetka, who lias been president of the Chiicago B!usinesgs and Prof éssional Womnen's club since its organization in~ 1919, retired July 1. Mrs. Downes was honored recently by .a dinner et the Allerton ,House given. by mnore than 100 doctors, law- vers àndl others. Judge. John M. Me- Goorty was ,one of the speakers as, was Hel1en Cerisse, president of the Chicago Wonîanfs Bar' association. Mrs.,'Downes is' head of' the law firm of Downies, Downes, and Downes, .coiposcd- of hierself, ler son and lier daupiter. Mr. and Mrs. Heniry Lustgarten an-' *nounce the birth of a daugliter, Joyce' Marilyn, on julyv 13. Mfrs. Lustgarten was formnerly Miss Alyce Fauipel of *Wilmnette. * Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Bush of 721 Grenwood avenue have returnied fromn a tnep throughi Estes andi Yellow- QfIAnak He is survivéd by lis widow, Ber- nadina Neiweem Meyer, a broither, IJerman Meyer of 835 Park avenue, and' his children' John, Bernard, Mrs. A. J. Curry, and Mrs. F. J. Schopen of Wilmnette, and Mrs., Nicholas Bei- derer of Glenview. The services were 'held mat St. Fran- cis Xavier church Wednesday morn- ing and burial was at Memorial Park cernetery. Mr. and M rs. J: W. Humnphries ol 255 Wood Court and their- daughter, Lily Mac, are, leaving. this, week-end - 4 f.,..s nçt., tr a rPes. r.n , a ic.I Cleau W. will bake our own Our Qwfl Ice Cr.am w A LA CARTE SERLVICE LUNCHEON & TÉA SERVICE PLATE LUNCHEONS D~OLLARL DINNERS Open 10 A. M. to 10P. M. Sunday 12 Noon to 8 P. M. *MADELINE:,MEHLIG. HER TEA SHOP 1701I Central St., at Eastood Avenu. univ.rsity We wili. handie -the fmosGLADIE C 4NDIES. 7833 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ~I A ~ 10 Gai. for IL cent WhY Psy 3 to 5 cents For the. Saine Thîng? SILENT AUTOMATIC THE NOISELESS OIL BURNER Evaustoli Show Boom Hubbard Woods Show Boom 1620 SHERMAN AVE. 900 LINDEN AVE. Greenicaf 4821, Winn. 650--Grif. 0700 Sale Reilable -j Nouriahing, Refreshing, as well as a Health Building Food MILKf Wilmette 3029 EVERY DAY IS VISITING DAYAT OUR NEW BOTTLING PL 3014 N. TRIPP AVE» Il KAZOLM IULGARIAN, LACTIC ACID r 137 h:ýý Ë - - - 11