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O~tober 5, 1928 41 ~r. and Mrs. Harry P. Harrison and Kenilworth Girl Leaving to Attend School Abroad Miss Ruth Johnston, daughter ~f Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnston of 321 Melrose avenue, has booked her sailing on the Cunard steamer, Carmania, which sails for Le Havre, France on Octoer 12. She leaves Kenilworth Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston will accompany her to New York. She will go directly from LeHavre to the International school at Geneva, Switzerland. After traveling for some time in the spring, she will return to graduate with her class at New Trier in June. BUY GROVE IN FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vissering, 257 Kenilworth avenue, have purchased a twenty-three acre grove on Crooked Lake in Florida, and are to commence building soon. They have about two city blocks of lake frontage and are within one mile of the home of their son, Norman. AGAIN IN KENILWORTH fa1_11tly have returned from Leland, Mtch., where they have a · summer: home, and are once more installed for the winter at their home at 307 Abb<?ttsford road, Kenilworth. Dal\ Harnson, the eldest son has gone to the Asheville School for boys at Asheville, N. C. this year. Charles A. Howe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Howe of Kenilworth has returned to Knox college at Galesburg, Ill. He is entering his sophomore year. (formerly Margaret Keith) until natv of Evans!on, have bought a house in west Kenilworth into which they exMrs. Carl Keith of 310 Warwick pect to move within the next week. Mrs. C. M. Larsen, the former, Corroad, Kenilworth has as her guest, her nelia Keith, is moving to Geneva this sister, Miss Elizabeth Alling of New week ' · York, who will be here for a fortnight. Many informal pa·r ties have been ~diss Clare Petersen of London, given for her since her arrival. England is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Jean Keith has entered her Hugh Petersen, 212 Warwick road, first year at the Emma Willard School Kenilworth. at Troy, N. Y. and Carl Keith, Jr. is --oagain at the Illinois where he is a . Guy S. Osborn of 330 Cumnor road, junior this year. Kenilworth took an airplane trip to Mr. ·and Mrs. Hughston McBain De Moines, Iowa, and back this week. Autumn Plana Keep Keith FaJQily Busy Miss Virginia Marshalt., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marshall of 140 Kenilworth avenue, left Tuesday evening for National Park seminary at Forest Glen, Md. She is to study music and dramatic art. Mr. Marshail, who has been ill at the Evanston hospital, is improving in health and hopes to leave the. hospital in about a week. -o-Mrs. Joseph Joyce, 531 Essex road, Kenilworth entertained at luncheon last Monday for her committee and committee workers of the entire tenth district, I. F . W . C., who are interested in the Hospital unit of the Great · Lakes Naval Training station. -oMr. and Mrs. Harry ]. Williams. 205 Oxford road, Kenilworth are being congratulated upon the birth of a daughter, September 22, at the Michael Reese hospital. Mrs. Williams was Helen Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Wilson of Chicago. -o-- t Miss Georgiana Fowler, 512 Roslyn road, Miss Betty Nellegar, 322 Kenilworth avenue, and Miss Dorothy Darling, 256 Kenilworth avenue, Kenilworth., left Tuesday, October 2. for Ogontz school, Ogontz, Pa. 5000 People Whose Sole Job is Bettering Your Service THE I MedilenaMean fmni rdJ. Tnvel ·· amanenjoyl it, without one care. Deluxe, un·touri·h assodadons. Plenty of free time. Club-like Empress of Scotland. ·· marvelous cuisine ··· ~every sport, to an elec4 tric:al hone and camel. Book now for pre72 UJI ferred 1pace. II ... Phone trr write I· clcWU . B. 8. ELWORTHY, Steamslllp Geaeral Agent, 71 E. laeksoa Blvd., Cllleago, Ill., Teleplloae Waltasll lt04, or an7 loeal Steamship Ageat. --ru11e very nature of the telephone business necessitates a si~gle interconnected system. The Bell System accepts its responsi hili ty for a nation-wide telephone. service as a public trust. It is the policy of the System to use all income, beyond that necessary to pay regular dividends and maintain a surplus for financial stability, to im. prove and extend the service. Because of the nature of the business, spec.ulative profits have no place in it. The Bell System maintains in its research, engineering and business staffs and in the Bell Laboratories 5000 workers-in a total of 350,000 employees - whose sole occupation is to improve the telephone art and to make these improvements instantly available throughout the nation. These workers are a guaranty of continued progress in furnishing the public a constantly . improving telephone service at the lowest possible cost. 1. Canadian' ·aPadfic o..e·---·· .......... .......... ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE . COMPANY BELL SYSTEM One System Unit~eTsal Senlice One Polic,