Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 30 Sep 1937, p. 71

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r Who was the youlng flapper that awas causilig so mnuch attentioi1 ? The big C'vent whichi caused such .a stir vas the "white elephant party.- To jonthe fun, everyone was to )rîing a "whiilite elep)hait". or some discarded article Or toi' froni h0nme. ('ostumtnes -were optonai wVhen ail the 'presents hiad beet, deposited, the grouP was 'divided into. teamis to play varioisý ganies and ýcon1- tests. These included: "duck on the rock,'"* miniature horseshoes. dropping cbeckers intc> a canl, and volicybali toss. Points were given 'for succes- fui attemnIts',iii ach of thce activi- ties. won Firet Place Dick I)jarrah's teain woâ first place with 54 points. Marilyn [arrah lhad the greatest number of infli'viduta1 points. The, prize., 'for 'costumes were. a, folows: Fittniest (Flapper Girl>. Dick D)ar- rab: prettiest (NMartha Washington), Margaret Carter;: most original (Ha- waiian Girbl>. .tla Ottitiger.. Barbara Vait ber. The drawipg. of the , 'white cie-. phants" proved to le the most fun (Youu Los# Chonce for Canning) APPLES i Mclntosh 9c e .Rt4t Jucy l..5Cm 'Al north shore, young pl.eopie of collegeç age andi over,,are in vited to attend the, lecture' which. wilI ,begin at 5:*30 ô'clock in the lounge of the \\'Ilmette Methoçlist church, A social hour of entertainment and refresh- ments wiil follow.. The organization is sponsoring a rvoUng peopie's chess club under the direction of Hunter King and Roger I)elander. Young men and women in- terested in beginning or advanced- élicss were welcomed to attend. the clubmeeing, heid every Wednesday Cvenilg. Noel exhibiition gaines play- cd at these meetings include "phan- tom" cbess;, and the new "third- limüensionai" chess. Further details i nay be obtaineti (rom group niembers or througb NIr. King at 1150 WVilmette amazed at the gift he receiveci. Twc of the funniest drawings occurred Mien one oi the boys received a rub- ber doli and a girl received an old toy army truck. After the awarding of the prizes jc ADVERTISER-. PAGE .ADV RTISER A & P Food Stores......... 21 Adams Weavig Co.....2 Antunes, The......... Ar~nou A ~o .......... Bavaria...........6S Blue Parrot, The .......... 53 Pfok N.ok,, The.. ..... .... 56 &àauc's S1unber Shop....10 Braun Brois. 01UCo..Cover IV Brigg, 1. Winstanley..... Celeste Dancing School ....... 12 Chapman &Co ............. 58 Chicago Conseriéryèof Music. 14 Christian Science Church .... .. 1 Coake, Dorothy ..........*-.* Coe, Aimer & Co........... 22 College Cleaners........... 12 Comunity Theatre..... ...62. Crane Co ................. 59 Co......... 5 triicsninçu................ o Esther Beauty Shop ......... 31 Evanston Acsdemy of Fine Art 56 Evanston Business College .... 24' Evanston Fireproof Warehouse.57 Evanston Bug Cleaners....... 24 .....34 [otel ... <31 *i..25c /bu~ PAG E M4anger IMotel ...........3 Manneruti, Ethel M.....7 Marshall Field & C........ 43, MeKeaie&MCaln. ..5 memorial 1PaMk............32 Mibun' ...............5si Milien Hardware Co.....10. Murine C......... 560 Nelson Lsnndry.....Cver IV New rierHigh, School.....3 Norniandy Rouse........-.22 North Shore Ékefrigera ion C................. 58,59 Okean, M.B .............. 34 Ott, Pèterpaul ............ 62 Outdoor Recreation Sehool . ... 10 Packard Motor Car C ..... 55, Pagliarulo, D. . . .......13. 14 Palace Foods ............. 13 Peacock Ice Cream ...... ...Io Peter Miller Ilotel .......... 30 Schloes.er',................15 Scott. Wm. H......... Cover 11 Senees Hôtel!........*.....5si Shoreline Music & Radio Shop. 16 Sinciair Deaers ....... *...... 57 Slown, Jack & C ........ .60 Smyth, John M. Co ........3 Snider-Cazel Drug Co....... 712 y Shop. .... .16 .........2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....39 .......................................6,89 OUR, ADVERTISERS

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