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June 21, 1929 bouquets id.entical in variety and number but in different containers. Section ·four of the Class II was also a popular group and brought a large number of entries. In this class each contestant brought two identical containers one filled with flo we r s suitab le and the other unsuitable. ~f rs. Bernard Rogers was · first in 'this class, Mrs. Phelps Kelly second, and the Ravinia Garden club, third. Class III of the Flo,Yer sho\\' was devoted to table arrangemen.ts and attract ed the greatest interest. In the first section of this class which presented breakfast tables for six, there were m~st intere ting exhibits. Mrs. Edward \ Ve ller won first place . ~Ir s . \V. \\. \Vheelock of Kenilworth won second., and Mrs. \Vatter Brewster, third. Section two of this cia!' .~ represented 'dinner tables for six. First place was taken bv ).frs. \Yatson Blair, second ~f iss Rut-h Tuttle. and third, Mr~. HO\\'ard Linn. In both groups each table in itself would furnish an article of interest hut quite difficult to describe hrieAY. Section three \\·as for tables fnr sp-ecial occa. ions such as \\·cddings. Chri~tmas. and other e\·ents. ).f rs. Clarence Goodwin · \YOn first place with a tahle for a chi ldren's party. 1\r rs. Bruce ~r ac Leis h. second \Yit h a table set ior a bride (in this ~Irs. ~f acLeish used a full s n·ice of milk gla'iS as did a lso ~Irs. \\ ' heelock on her break iast table) and ~'fr . D;wid Owen came third with a table set for a tin wedding celebration. CJ~c;s lV were inr metal flower stand arran .~· ements \Yhich are so much u ed now and in . uch ddi nitc ,-ogue. The fir~t place \Yas " ·on by Mrs. Stephen Foster: . ccond. ~f rs. ~f ark Cummings: third, ~1 rs. Benedict Goodman. Garden gate~ \H're the exh ibit s for Clas~ V and \\·ere more pretet;!ious than am· oi the otL \..' r s ,,-ith fewer exhibitors.' The . e represented. planting around garden gate and along a path winding a\\'ay from the gate to the hou . c. ~fi ss Marion Claw together \\·ith 1frs. \Villiam Casselberry won the blue ribb on . : ~fr s. ~fark Cummings the red; and the Glencoe Garden club. yellow. . Class VI " ·as for yaricties of peonies. The first pla ce \\·as \\'On hy Mrs. \Vatter Bre\\·s ter: second, ~.[ :- s. Charles Sch\\'eppe: third, ~fr s. Kent Claw. In section t\\·o of Class VI for collections of perennials, l\Irs. Charl es Sclnrrppe \\·o n first place; ~[ r s. ]. \V. Scott, second, and ~f r s. P. D. Lamont, third. It was a most interesting show throughout though perhaps not so large as most of the prcc~ding yc::~rs. It is a great educational stimulu s to take part in a show of this sort WILMETTE whether a ribbon is won or not and ·each year there is unbounded enthusia sm to compete. The . show was laid on the estate of Mrs. Rockefeller McCormick as formerly, the grounds and gardens of which were open to the public. One of the stri king features of this estate is the famous water stairway where the water , flows away from a small fount~in d o\\'n a shell shaped stairway joining another similar fountain on down another stair way, and again joining still a third fountain and on dO\\'n until th e water flows into the large bathing pool below. The vista from these terrace is very lovely with the lake and sandy shore line in the distance. LIFE . u MELSON LAUNDRY and Dr~ Cleaninl l~stem We use soft water and Ivory soap. It's so gentle to clothes Libe·al Discount on B·ing and CaD CENTRAL AT MAIN ST., WILMETTE .Phone 1800 ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ~ TROTH ANNOUNCED 1\Ir. and Mrs. Sam Berman of Charl es t on, \V. Va., announce the marriage of their daughter, Florence Elaine, to Lester Jay 1-[ann, so n of Mr. and 11 rs. A. ]. Mann of Chicago. Mi:;s Berman gradu~tcd from Korth\vestern ~ uni,·crsit\' last ~f o ndav. ~1 r. Mann was ~ a grad uat e of the class of 1927. and 11 rs. Robert S tev enson of Chicago and . th e ir daughter, ~farianne, will sai l tomorro\\· o n the S. S. Adriatic to spend th e summe r in Europ\.:. The Ste,·cnsons used to live h ere on the north shore and for the last fe\\' summers haye rented a home in Winnetka. Miss Stevenson plans to mak e her debut next winter. ~[ r. 1 Correet1on ~ ~ Through an error in our advertisement last week the offer of a $50.00 prize for a slogan for our new Evanston Shop read "a Slogan of 2 words or less." This should have been "a Slogan ·of 5 words or less," as follows: I · .. I ·~ ~ ~ i ~ -o~f rs. Donald oper<~:_ted upon I I I ~ ~ f!!~~!~~. Ju~::P"~.io~C~:::r::~~ ;~;lip Eichling, E. R. Ladd. $50 IN GOLD adopted by our Evanston Sbop. Brock of E\'anston was la st Sunday for appendicitis at the Evan ton hospital. ~ ~Irs. Brock \\'a former!\· ~{iss Marjorie Far\\'ell of \Yarwick road, Kenil \\·orth. I I I ·I ~ i Sherwood Music School · Affiliated Teacher ERNAU AKELY Local Branch 615 Lake Ave. Phone Wilmette 1648 State Accredited i · I Barey Davies Co. 1'709-11 ~ ~ [,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~~ Sherman Ave. T·h·is week try Plants of all kinds 20 Varieties of Annuals 2c Each A. B. PITTS 727 OAKTON ST. <ID\Y®IJTI Univ. Io84 NATIONAL ASSORTMENT = Evanston ~lllll l ll lllllllllll~llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllll lll l lllll llllllllll llll llllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l lll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l 1 1111111111111g ; First Church of Christ, Scientist Tenth Street and Central Avenue Wilmette, Ill. _ SUNDAY SERVICES I I A. M. WEDNESDAY-TESTIMONIAL MEf!TING-8 P. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL EXERCISES-9 :4 5 A. M. JUNE 23, 1929 Subject: IS T .HE UNIVERSE, INCLUDING MAN, EVOLVED BY ATOMIC FORCE? READING ROOM-1163 WILMETTE AVENUE Open Daily (except Wednesday and Saturday) 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.· Wednesday 9 A. M. to 7:45 P. M.; Saturday 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. The :Sible and Works of Mary Baker Eddy and all other authorized Christian Science Literature may be read. borrowed or .purchased at the Reading Room. THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THE CHURCH SERVICES AND VISIT THE READING ROOM Every sort of cookie tumbles from this box - round and square and oblong~ .. plain and with vanilla filling. You'll want to buy this package chockful of favorites. "