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10 WILMETTE LIFE Jun e 21, 1929 ·, press of Scotland for a summe r's trip abroad. She will be accompa n ied by M iss Emi ly Holt, forme r ly of \ Vilmette ~{iss Ruth W en d ell, w ho has b ee n in W h en s he comes back fr om Europe P hoenix, Ariz., since February, re- Miss Wen dell wi ll visit in Wi lmette t u rned to \~1 ilmette recently, and is fo r ten days an d r eturn by motor t o staying at the home of her sister, :Mrs. Phoenix, where her family have a ci t Evald 0 . Ander on, 1729 Forest a\·e -{ rus ranch. nue, who 1s at present at the Bi llings hospital undergoing treatment for ul~1rs. Sarah Rathbone, 533 Abbottscers. :Miss Wend.e ll wi ll leave ahout. ford rpad, Keni lworth will .entertain at first of July for Q uebec, where a luncheon and bridge party next Mon" ·ill . ail July 9, on the S. S. Em- day. Ruth Wendell, Formerly WIN MANY RIBBONS of Wilmette, Guest Here Young Pianist Members of North Shore Garden Clubs Take Pllizes in Lake Forest Flower Show By P. H. The Lake For est Flovv·er show is an anually looked for e ent and each year the various exhibits ~re most unique and different. This year was no exception and the classes for exhibitor were unusually interesting. The first class was for the arrangement by children and was in t\\'O sections. Section one included arrange ments of flowers bv children 10 Year. of age or under and there were a hrge number of entries . 'I'he first placl' (blue r ibbon) was won by Lydia and Marv Lew Pope; second. (red ribbon ) by , He len Dick, and third (yellow rib bon) by Sally Robbins. In section tw o the contestant presented a child's supper table providing the table and settings by children 11 to 15 inclusin:. This '"as won by :Marie Louise Hut ~ burd. The second class in the Flower sho,,· was for flower arrang-ement. con . is tim~ of four sections. The first section " ·a..; for a modernistic arrangement and brought forth most unusual flower com binations. For many, these moderni stic arrangements seem rather harsh and unpleasant li ke some of the modrr n harmonics in music. and to others tl1r,· are pleasing a nd interesting. Thl· comments made by onlookers were quite varied. The first place wn s won hv ).fiss Virginia Miller, with an odd b"tack Yase consisting of a series oF small black vases each o ne hol(ling a single gardenia. The second. \ras w on bv ~[rs. \Vatter Bre\\'S ter, with a low b~\\·l efft>ct. bronze-like lilies prccl omi!iating. ~'frs. Phi lip Armour took third place. The second section presented Yi ctorian arrangement. ).f rs. Lauren ce Scudder took the coveted first honor ;:; \Yith a lovely arrangement of "old iashioned" flo~,·ers to ~\'hich little deep purple violas gave· the accent. ~1r :-;. \\'alter Launder, of Keni lworth took the second ribbon with a · formal ar rangement of quaint garden flow er..; and this, too, was yery beautiful. Tl11· third place \\·as won hy ).1rs. 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