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.August Z/, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE Arden Shore Children Present "Boy Blue" Pageant I Quality Foods and Service We specialize on high quality foods and the promptness and courtesy with which the food is served. You'll agree that our prices are very moderate. PLATE LUNCHEONS 45c and SOc TABLE d'HOTE DINNERS ... \\'i;1ged folks who frequent summer hay fields were impersoi1ated by girls and boys at Arden Shore last week v;hen they staged their operetta, "Boy Plue." Here is Boy Blue himself, in the person of Antoine Fuchs, asleep by the haycock, while Mollie, his little playmate (Evelyn Phillips) seeks to waken him (4). "Katy Did" and "Katy Didn't" (2) (Emily Kuta and Veleria Maillanowski) had their song and dance to present, while the quartet of musical frogs (1) included boys from the convalescent group-Ralph Clark, Howard. Cowley, Leopold Schaffer and Joe Laudando. Smaller persons, not so certain as to \Yhat it's all about, were the little fireflies (3), youngsters from the Ogonz day nursery taking the parts of these flitting folks. groom, and the best man will be Her-~ bert W. \Viis on, of .Chicago and 'I an Wert, Ohio. The marriage of Miss Marion S. · Miss Vogdes is a gradu~te of the \' oo·des, daughter of Mrs. R. Heber University of Chicago, and Mr. Windes of Chicago Kent College of Law. They Yogdes, 7 Ran<}plph street, Oak Park, plan to make their home in Winrtetka. to Guilford R. Windes, son of ~Ir. and :11 rs. Frank A. Windes 1 873 Spruce srect, Winnetka, will take place Thursday evening, September 9, at the bride's home. Dr. ]. W. F. Davies will 1>erform the ceremony. ~1 iss Vogdes will be attended by 11 iss 1largery B. Windes, sister of the 75c with choice of dainty dishes . . 5 P. M. to 8 :30 P. M . The Wilmette Cafe Meals that satisfy Vogdes-Windes Wedding Is Set for September 9 The Mallinckrodt North .~hore Catholic High School Ridge ~ .... I Walnut Aves. Wilmette, Ill. 0:10 OJ:':I'0 A Central High School for Girls CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHRISTIAN CHARITY D THE PUILI' 0 81 PL£AS£ 0 Li COURSES Normal Preparatory College Entrance E can tell you how you can W avoid an added expense later on by allowing us to take care of me repair work-now. dress is 11 Instrumental Music Vocal Expression Physical Training Sewing o· 0 This is the policy that guides this establishment. We have learned from experience that we must render unto the pub1ic supreme dining satisfa.ction to succeed. General Commercial D 0 on D 0 0 Our ad- Art Emetaon'· i1 always a good auto 1uggeation.', Cafeteria and Bus Service ' f Tempting Service MAC'S Bowling Lunch 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. 1159 Wilmette Avenue D Fall Term Ope~s S.ept. 8 Tel. Wil~ette 1700 · : ...Apply to P.rit~~cipa~ 11OJ::=::IOJ:O OJ:':::1