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--·--.- ·------------------- ------------· =~~------~----~~~~~~e~~~~a~~~~~~~m~er~n~~~~~~~~~~~~~-M~~~~aftcyW~~~~ ~~ Clarence w~ left on 1 ·.\ial~ · ~ Wednesday of this week for New S With L -L York, to sail for Italy and the IslandeaiOD UDC:d80D of Capri. Mrs. Worthington's daughThe Kenilworth Garden club opened ter, Mary, was married during the its setson for 1928 with,._ luncheon at 1...----------!"""'--~ hoHdays and bas a villa on the island the home Qf Mrs. E. D. Snydacker o~ B~ V. H. L and Mrs. Worthington expects to Thursday of this week. The club weiThe Kenilworth League of Women Kn. Ita I At . Voter· 'League ,..... . : ·.. 0 ·v·· ----rJ:. LAWN AND GARDEN FOODS ~ ..... l ..... ,~ J_ - allracl SPOTS HOTNS New Process Cleaning WILMETTE Phones 320-321 1152 Central Avenue didates day" last week Wednesday. Although some of the candidates who had accepted and were expected,. did not come to speak, most of them sent representatives, and it was not only ......... B····al IZS lit. ... SUI interesting but highly revealing to sit and listen to some of the candidates 5I paul..... S.... M-an 1· 0.. $2.51 and to see for ourselves the types of 25 piMDI ... $1.75 Cow M-an 1· 0.. $2.51 men and women running for office in S poand eaa Sic Lime 5I lb. .._ this state. It is high time that the women continue these candidates days or in au · other possible ways try to Jearn _ something about these, our representatives. . The Irving Babcocks have returned There were about sixty or seventy to their home in Kenilworth after a present, and about fifty stayed for a stay in Florida. buffet luncheon at one o'clock. The League urges all residents to "listen in" on the Service programs which are broadcast every Thursday evening at 6 o'clock, Central time. This coming Tuesday ~wo of the f?ur women members of the present sesston of Conl!ress will be heard. Mrs. Edith Nourse- Rogers of J.las.sachus~tts, Reoublican and Mrs. Mary Norton of New Je'rsey, Democrat, will be the · speakers over WEBH station, Chicago. Mrs. Rogers' topic will be "Domestic and Forei~n Trade Development under the Republican Party," and M~s. N_orton will present "A Democratic Vtew of National Issues." The speaken will be introduced to the radio audience by Charles G. Ross. chief of the Washington bureau of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Before pr~ sentinl! the speakers, Mr. Ross wtll ~ive his regular fortnightly review of uwhat Congress Is Doing." Mrs Norton holds the distinction of being~ the first Democratic woman elected to Congress. She is now serving her second term, having been reelected in 1926 to the Seventieth Congress. She is a member of the D i s t r i c t of Columbia. Labor, and Moths just dote on grime and dust· and grease. They World War Veterans' Legislation Committees in the House. She is parfeast on clothes that have gone through a season's ticularly interested in maternity. and wear, then placed in a closet unprotected. Those infancv work, and has been pre.stdent for ten vears of the Day Nursery ~f costly things-such as fine frocks and expensive Jersey City. suit~-are attacked with vengeance--unfit for further Mrs. Rosrers was elected to the servtce. House of Representatives in 1925. to fill the vacancy caused by the death of her husband. John Jacob Rollers. Why not send your garments to us before storing them and Her re-election to the Eeventieth Conhave them cleaned immaculately by our scientific "New Process srress followed in 1926. She i·s a memher of the House committees on Civil Cleaning" ready to wear at a moment's notice? Service. Indian Affairs! and World war Veterans' Leeislation. Durin~ World war davs, Mrs. Rogers served with the Red Cross and became interested in the oroblems of disabled veterans. In 1922 Pr~sident Harding ao1>ointed her as his personal representative in (are of disabled veterans. and in 1923 she was rea1>oointed to the post by President Coolidge. ..... 3··-1 AUCO. S. D. Flood, who bas been in Europe for several months. A number of the members of the · Kenilwof1h Garden club are leavin& the last of April for Cincinnati, to attend the meetings of the Garden Club of America. Mrs. Gilbert Kelly will take Mrs. Flood's place as representative of the president of the ·Kenilworth Garden club and Mrs. Sidney Ball will act as her alternate. The club is allowed ten percent of its membership to go as members to the convention~ el/Jare the MOTHS, Schultz & Nord VaudeviDe de Luxe Ia at Kenilworth Club Tonight The Kenilworth club is renewing its activities with a "Vaudeville De Luxe." It is announced as something entirely new in the way of dramatic entertainment and because of the popularity of the "home talent" entertainments in Kenilworth, the club is sending each member two. tickets and admission is by ticket only. There are to be musical acts, dancing acts, singing acts, provoc~tive beauties, and the invitation reads "Come and be amazed at Kenilworth's talented stars I" Miss Katherine Marx, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marx, Essex road, Kenilworth, had a birthday. party for a large group of her little friends on Monday of this week. You'll Like Our Service Oun is a highly specialized service. Efficient and satisfying. One that you are sure to like. Simply phone us and we'll attend to the rest. lljfi-iiiiiiliiii--i.ii.-lllliili._..._..._._._____.._____...__........._._.._....._......_.... iiiiiillllilll~---lllliilii-J