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.I' ·· ·. WILMETTE t.IFB Scheidenhelm's beautiful gar'd en at 704 Lake avenue. Mrs. Scheidenhelm has made .a · study of landscaping and has made her garden an appropriate .setting for her house! The garden ts a gem. Another prize winning garden mentioned in last Sunday's list was that of E. S. Youngberg, 428 Ninth street. A year ago we were all wearing a path to the garden of Mrs. Charles N. Hurlbut, 715. Greenleaf avenue, to see the first prize summer garden of 1927 in our district and to the · garden of Mrs. ]. E. Worthen, 314 Greenleaf avenue, which ranked fourth. Tbis year, the first prize winners of 1927 were not eligible to compete, but all others were. Don't forget-Part Three, the Farm and Garden page, early Sunday morning, or late Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Schumacher, 1000 Forest avenue. left last Tuesday morning to motor to La Crosse county, Wis. They will visit at the home of Mrs. Schumacher's brother, F. W. Storandt of West Salem. and will also stop in Bangor to be with Mr . .Schumacher's relative s. . W. D. Collyer of 825 Forest avenue, who has been in St. Francis hospital for some time, is improving in health. A~gu~t ·31. 1928. Garden Talks Christian Science Churches "Christ Jesus" was the subject of ~he lesson-sermon in all Church of Chnst, Scientist, Sunday, August 26. The golden Text was from John 1 :14: "The Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth." Among the citations which comprised the lesson-sermon was the fol lowing from the Bible: " But thou, Bethlehem Ephratah. though thou be little among the thousands of Judah, yet out of thee shall · he co.me forth unto me that is to be ruler 111 Israel; whose goings forth have been from of old, from everlasting" (Micah 5 :2). The lesson-sermon also included the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "The advent of Jesus of Nazareth marked the first century of the Christian era. but the Christ is with out beginning of years or end of days " ( p. 333). COLLEGES GET ·st% OF NEW TRIER '28 CLASS (Continued from, Page 13) cas Bronson ; Marietta college-Delma Caldwell ; Chicago Training .school-Lillian Cobb; Ohio Wesleyan-VIette Count; Ohio State-Jean Snell; University of Southern California-J. Edward Swabacker ; University of Rochester-Curt~s Tatham· Loyola-Harold Twoney; Umversity ~f Virginia-William Varney,, Jr. ; Sweet Briar-Inez Webster; Chicago Normal-Katherine Wilbur; Lawrenceville school, Lawrence, N. J.--Charles Markley· Kenyon college--George Meyer, Junius Mulvey; Stout institute-Hazel Weir; Andrebrook, Tarrytown, .N. Y.Jean Watson; Notre Dame-Wil_ham McGivern; Sarah Laurence-Pauh.ne McCoy · Miami-Stephen Plowman , Cornell -R~bert Joy; Lake Forest- Haydn Jones· James Milliken-Dorothy Kl.under; Montana-Herma Lo~an: NatlOI_lal Park Seminary-Hazel Kraft; Muskmgum college, New Conco.rd, . 0.-P::ul Davidson: Chicago Art mstltute~Ltl.a Ulrich Virginia Pierson; Armour mstl tute-Hiller Olsen, Robert San~ ersol'!, Henry Burnett, Jr., James Clucas, _Dmversity of Chicago-Stoddard S~all , St. Mary's school, Kno:cville, 111.-LOIS Joh~son. (Contributed by Wilmette Garden Club) Is it premature, I wonder, to drop a hint that if you get up early Sunday morning and open your Sunday Tribune, Part Three, at the Farm and Garden page, you will get a pleasant surprise? For there is a rumor that two more of our Wilmette gardens are to be honored ~unday with very high places in the garden contest. Last Sunday we had the pleasure of seeing among the pictures · of the fourth prize gardens of the three sections, th e. picture of .Mrs. Edward j ~ I UGLE RIVER. WISCONSIN BIG BASS LAKE For · Sale by Owner lodg~. Adj. Glen ~ rooms & bath; turn. North Woods Gables Golf Club. i car garage. All new log const. Delco elec.; large l\·ooded lot with fine bathing beach. ts,ooo. · For further · Information 'phone: Plaza 0891 or add. R. w. Dal'ls, 7210 Constance Ave., Chi· ('lt~O. Mod. comp. -o- Prague Radio Audience Enjoys Concert by Lusk Milan Lusk, violinist, was engag~d. for an appearance at th~ Prague racho station, the only one 111 Czech~-Slo vakia capital, on August 6. In sptte o~ the fact that he played a long program there were insistent requests for more' numbers. Included in the li s~ ?f compositions · rendered were the Stc.tlian and Rigadoon , by Francouer-Krelsler; Chanson Meditation, by Cottenetf Lusk's transcription of the "Bart~red Bride" sextet, by Smetana; On \Vmgs of Song, by MenclelS'sohn, and Perpetual Motion, by Novacek. Mr. Lu~k will be back by the second week tn September to open his. residence studio in \\T ilmette and wtll accept a few additional students of the violin, , he announc-es. HOSTESS AT LARGE BRIDGE Mrs. George E. Lettie of 510 :Maple avenue gave a card party \Vednesday afternoon in her home for the philaHthropy department of the Edgemere Woman's club. ~fam· of the twentvthree tables in play· were taken l~y north shore " :omen. The philanthropy depart.m ent of the club is intere ste d in the .aid of crippled children. Frank Peter Collyer, Jr .. son of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Collver of 730 Ninth .street, has returned from Camp Tivoli at Cecil, Wis. where he has been all summer. His sister, Mary Elizabeth Collyer, will enter the :Marywood High school, Sept. 11. 3 Star ·Prices ~he patterns ~d the fabrics in this range can be seen in many reliable clothing shops priced a~ $50. An elaborate collection of choice woolens styled with u nus u a I skill-all marvelous qualities. GET READY FOR ScHOOL Don't wait for the first school bell to get ·y our supplies! Be ready this year. Make Your List You can get all approved and recommended school equipment here. Finest worsteds-pick of the land-the type of fabrics that high ·priced tailors display. COMPLETE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Laundry Cases for .m a i I i n g laundry. 25c Spenal ............ . ,, Pencil Box Sets wirh pencils, eraser,25c penholders, etc. . . . up School Suit Cases f o r D~mestic Science. Small size ......... . 89C Paints Milton Bradley approved for Grade Schools ..... 3 5c Looseleaf Note Books for H i g h School thPmeS and Juniorloc High Math . . . . . . Bound Note Books for Spelling a n d general note taking Up 5,_10C 1641 Orrington Ave. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings Neighborhood Stores Sell Royal Tailoring 630 Davia St., Evanston University 123 L. · lrS ., . .. ··: Wilmette 724