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The "extra paper» carriers hurry-. einD055cd designs. 'Tnis is ;arare ing about the grounds in, front of thé 'A lecturer on taxation to a class, example of a piece of furniture of a practicing lawyers at John Mar- type used'variously administration. building. called the of in Hindu temples, shahl law school, he 'Will speciahize in and also, sometimes for decorative aittention- of gueets to the news, of federal taxes, state inheritance taxes, the Arden Shore band, shortly to ap- trusts, and wille. purposes in the homes of 'wealthy inhabitants of India. pear play.ing spirited music as it led a procession of campers. M rs. Chas. H. Kreger, 516 Meadow ~ Surprise was eXprçssed by ont. of ListClasseso6f Pedfigreed road, Winnetka, entertinied friends the visitors because the programi was Dogs in Northbrook Show from Chicago and Rkiver Forest on not like that -of last season.., The Classes for pedigreed dogs in the- Tuesday at a swimming. party. and. program each year is, always duffer- Northbrook Dog show, to be held luncheon. ent, neyer duplicating its predeces-ý .on 'Suniday,, August 30, were an0o Miss Barbara Buehier, nounced this week by' the North151- AbingFriends of Arden Shore's summer brook,'Kennel club. don rôad,' Kenilworth, has beenl capm alighted fromi their cars about The 'puppy class will include al visiting Nancy Weishaarý at Hazelnoon, luncheon boxes under thecir dogs over, six and under 12 months burst, Wis. arms, ready to enjoy a lovely sum- of age. The novice classis for any. if mer day in the out-of-dors, and be-, :dog over six months who hbas. neyer corne acquainted with' camp liec. won a blue ribbon,- while the ýAmerý Many of the visitors sauntered about ican-bred class is for any dog over the grounds in groups, some seeing six months old who was born in Arden Shore for the figt time. I1héy Ameitt. Entries will close on August 20. * found it absorbing. Others, old H Su çH friends of the camp, found new buildings to inspect as well as old ones MUSEUM TOURS to revisit. We clinbed through the General tours of anthropological, new hospital, now building, but ex- botanical, geological and zo6lô-gical pected to be ready for occupancy exhibits will be presented for the within ten days or two weeks. With public at Field Museum of Natural the head nurse as guide to describe History Thursday, July 30, at Il plans, it was- easy to visualize the a. mn. and 3 p. m., and at 3 p. mi. of 'finished hospital with its receivinoe -~ __M" PC ý) J ý,SM TO YHDI BI.ýs um'. vansion 709 c sTva% 9il aftrinvetr 1'* in the dental room' 50 that the clhnic may be available for winter camp boys. She hopes, too, that long shelves ma.y be built in at the back of the receiving room in wbich linen and bedding may be tucaced away. The cool and charming littie gray and white Cassel L.odge, is another' new building this summer. It is 'ss Anne Belle Ferrier's own litlte abode habitat groups of animais. These tours, conducted by members of the museum staff, are open to ail visitors. Parties assemble inside the north entrance.. program Arden Shore gives in bodly building, character building, niind building, rest, recreation, wholesonie food . lots of fresh air and "just' be. 0,z,... Children"s Clothes x - enthusia of the, beauty 1 Arden Shotef as the1 filled days.-J.' T.ump.u*ur. et 7 0 m-4I..p I. C.fm