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· WILMETTE LIFE Aupst 3, 1928 Miss Ruth ~ Richardson and her sister, Miss Mary, of Cleveland, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. F~. E. M. Cole of 315 Essex road, Kenifworth. After graduating from Smith college two years ago, they tou.re~ Euro~e with their mother. Npt satisfied w1th one visit abroad, they decided to go again, and just have returned from a three and one-half months' bicycle trip through England, Holland, and Germany. I llllallld- Fmda J.' KeY I I "._. Joseph Kehl, 415 M~le avenue, Wilmette, died suddenly Tuesday morning at the age of forty-three years. He was found dead at the steering wheel of hi~ automobile by his daughter, Jane, who had gone to the garage at the rear of their ho~e to get her bicycle. Mr. Kehl was an accountant. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Maude Kehl, two daughters, June, 13, and Marilyn, 11, and two sisters, Elizabeth and Rose, both of Chicago. Funeral · services were to be held this morning at 10 o'clock at St. Fran-o-cis Xavier church, Ninth street and Mrs. H. S. Griswold returned MonLinden avenue. Burial wiJl be at All Saints' cemetery. day from the North Shore Health resort to her home at 619 Seventh street. From there she expected to visit her Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bird, 1010 brother, Henry \V. Price, in his home Chestnut avenue, returned Wednes- at 2006 Sheridan road, Evanston, and d_ay night from a visit with Mr. Bird's plans to start to California soon after stster at Byron, Ohio. that. ~.... eta--:-- ~--· Mr. and Mrs. Danielb vhanHforne Huauenin announce the irt o a daughter on Friday, July Z/, at the Evanston hospital. Mrs. Hugeunin will leave the hospital in two weeks and will l spend the· summer with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Huguenin of 506 Lake avenue. -oMr. and Mrs. A. H. Vosburgh and their daughters, a·re leaving tomorrow for a motor trip around Lake Michigan. They will spend two weeks in the northern woods, and will return after Labor day to their home at 924 Elmwood avenue. J. Robb Harpen Obaerve . Silver W eddia1 July Zt ]. Robb Harper, superintendent of the Wilmette Public schools, and Mrs. Harper celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on ] uly 29, at Keebler Lake, · Keebler, Mich. They entertained the following guests · at a lawn dinner given in honor of the occasion: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cosette of Hartford, Mich., Robert -oHar.per, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer WilMr. and Mrs. George Slocum and liams, Miss Ruth Williams, and Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Harper's father, all of their sons, former residents of WilWilmette, and Mrs. Martha Williams mette, left California Tuesday to mo- . tor to Winnetka. They are expected of Verona, N. ]. to arrive about August 10, for a visit with Mrs. Slocum's sister, Mrs. DelMrs. C. D. Ewer is entertaining at dinner Tuesday evening, August 7, bert W. Poff, of Winnetka; --o-for Mr. and M;r.;. Frederick Fisher of Mrs. Martha Berger and her daughLake Bluff and Mrs. Fisher's mother. Mrs. Fisher will be one of the judges ter have sold their home in Kenilworth at the flower show given that night by and are planning to reside at the th ~ ~vening Garden Club of Wilmette. Homestead in Evanston. Radio's Best Bet -the new ~ I i Victrola Radiola 7-11 HERE'S the biggest value in a combination model on the market today. The new allelectric Radiola 18, · with built-in speaker. Antenna-plate picks up nearby stations, without aerial. A Victrola with four handsome record-albumns. All in one beautiful cabinet, complete with tubes, for Dad wants that PHOTOGRAPH for his office···. often you've .said. "I really must have that photograph taken with the children." And Dad wants the picture framed for his office desk~ Arrange appointment today! HOW $250.00 Come in-see it-bear it play-today! Convenient T enns Jostph D. To1off 518 Davis Street · Phone Univ. 2178 The picture above, which is being used by the Photographers Association of America in ·a National Advertising Campaign is from a photograph made by Joseph D. Toloff. llorth Shore T·lkiD8 llaehine ·Co. 712 Church Street EVANSTON Open Evenings a