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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1930
Page
7
Voters may obtain non partisan candidate records and platform information at an information booth run by the League of Women Voters. The booth opens Saturday and Monday in the village business section with a definite location to be announced later.
Miss Anna Louise Hughes returns to Greencastle Ind from De Pauw University to pass spring recess with her parents Bishop and Mrs IE H Hughes at 941 Sheridan road. Her brother Francis came back from Ohio Wesleyan on Wednesday. Miss Dorothy Sears returns from Kenilworth 417 Warwick road after a month away. Alden Sears and Andrew Caswell depart for French Lick Springs this week to enjoy a few days at the Golf club.
Angna Enters the versatile performer presented at New Trier Auditorium on Monday April 7 to benefit music and dramatic activities at the high school. Critics praised her ability to blend dance acting mime and poetry into a single striking performance. Tickets were sold at Renneckar's Wilmette Winnetka Swanson's Glencoe and New Trier High School.
Charles H. Brown of 809 Lake Avenue returned from a three week motor trip to Oklahoma on business. He met a snow storm crossing the Ozarks but gained through Ed wardsville Illinois after delays. Stephen Trawxhurst and Jack O Connor left Kenilworth for Milford Connecticut to resume Canterbury school studies after spring break. Mr and Mrs A T Pyfer hosted twenty friends at 524 Fifteenth Street on Saturday evening with bridge five hundred and dancing.
Hull House pottery will headline the June Garden Fair by the Kenilworth Garden club featuring garden urns and jars in blues blue greens oranges and browns. Mrs Myrtle Merret French of the Chicago Art Institute leads Hull House pottery with staff from Mrs Gilbert Kelly Mrs Bentley Mc Cloud and Mrs Guy Littell organizing the display. The fair echoes Chelsea England and will be the North Shore's first of its kind.
Mr and Mrs Harry W Grigsby entertained a group of twelve friends at an evening bridge gathering last Saturday at their Maple Avenue home.
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