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Indian Trail Trees Subject for Next Carden Center TaIk "Indian., Trait Trees" is the subject on which Mrs.. R. R. Dnn of Waukegan is to speak at theInîeeting of the, North Siiore Garden center.at. 10:30 Monday nîorniing, July 22, at the headquarters ini Winnetk om- nî.unity Houise. The. Waukegan Garden -clùb lias arranged .al JUl1y programus at the center. Monday of this week the audience. enjoyed, a most .int.erestinig address on the subject "To Bieathe or flot to Breathe," by Dr.,Frank B. Kirby, di- rector, of education of the Abbott laboratories. His- subject had to do with the',well known summer disease called bay fever.. Dr. Kirby'brought out the fact that,.' ôtd as it inay seem, "bay fever" seldomn bas any fever, and it is seldom caused by hay. It was shoWn that, while there are * estimated 2000,000 patients suffering from bay fev.er. every. year, few, of *them know what' is, the cause, and,. wbile most of it resuits- from ragweed pollen.. few know what 'a ragweed looks like. It was hard to. bçlieve that some 1,000,000 tons of ragweed polleni are poured into the air every season. Thev say Chicago bolds the record at thirty tons as against New York City at ten to~ns. The speaker1 referred to the 40,000 acres of vacant property iii *and about Chicago bearing ragweed and other hav fever weeds as a par- tial, explanatioii. .Whereas astbma bas been known for* 2,000. years,- %this disease is rela- tively new. Perhaps it shbild, be shown as only tecently recognized, said Dr. Kirby. In fact. the first reference to the condition dates back only to 156 5 and the first injection in the modern treatment was given as recently aq 1910. Floral Exhibit at Garden Party At the 1enefit garden., party given for the Chicago .Junior school hy :hie Nort'-i' Shore Friends, at the home of 'Mrs. Lansing B. Warner on Julv .10,ý much interest.was shownin l the, floral displays brought. by mém- b)ers and gùests. A mong, those reiceivinig ribbioî awards were Mrs. Gordon Smith, for, a delphinium, display;i I'rs. R. F. Hy- maa vase of -veronicaý and -%h-ifte pétunias, and Miss Charlotte Becke r, a, small roses arrangement. Other displays included orange liles in a bright coîpper bowl brought by Mrs; AlfredS.. Benson: japaniese iris in duil copper. and. pille branches in a ùlniqjue 'hamboo container con- -tribut.ed by Mrs. William C. Evans. .Beautiful peonies artisticalv ar- ranged in a large japanese vase were. contribute d.hy, Mrs. Wood of Clii- cago, an outstanding authoritv and- teacher on Japanese floral arrange-, mnents. Those assisting at the puntch howl and tea tall.es w ere Mrs. Alfred S Benison. Mrs. Stanton WVilhite. MIrs. John H. Roos. M.%rs. Edward G. Sher- .n.Mrs. Edward A. B3rion. MNrs. Cordon Smnith. MNrs. Gilbert P. Bog- ert, M rs. Porter Fox, .N r-, E. 1-TI. lis, Mrs. J. P. Gallagher. and Mefs. George Fargo.-M,\. T.., B. photo by Haltenian Plan Year's Programn Mfiss Beatrice Cailierinc Hillinger wore a dress of rare ivory lace .',;icnsite ufas .marricd ta Cliheowetlî Charles Willianison, Satturday knorntng1, Jiilv 6. A ofCahli eague zceddi)ng breakfast, and, thii, ini the ezwening, a reception ond buffet slppcr.- Tecmitecnieigtecu compleithe icweddiiny celebration. -/me bride. is thue daucghter of Mr. and calendar of the No rth Shore Catholic Mrs. P. L. Hilliinger of Wailnettr,,tUe, bridcfroom ic son of Mr. and Mrs. WTVoman's.league for hec *igyer Cheser Wilimsonof airmont W. a. eaded by Mrs. William Fý Schilàgen. of Evanston, met Mondav at the Georgian hotel for luncheon. The - - - -- - - - . .other members prlesent.were Mrs. Sid- Cy MacKinnon 321 Leicester road, Kenilworth,, returned. Sunday from jEldora, Kas., bringing bis aunt, Miss Flora Leland, and. ber nephew, Philip Leland, with him. Only one evening social event re- mains of Westmoreland club's cal- enclar for July, and that is an informai dinner dance on July 27, witb Herbie Mintz and his orchestra playing for the dancing. Dinner service is at 7:30. Mrs.* Bruce A. Gordon, 245 Greeni- leaf avenue, left Tuesday to spend several dàys vïsiting Mrs. George Borg at ber summer home at Dela- van Lake, Wis. Miss Mary Louise Meythaler of Monroe, Wis., is visit- ing Miss Lois ýGordon. To Attend Convention Dr. Harold R. Scbildberg of Kenil- wortb will attend the convention of the A merican Osteopathic association at Cleveland, Ohio, during the week of july 21-27..