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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
6
Vernon at eleven years old presents perfect greens and rolling ground with hundreds of trees. The note invites visitors to compare with private clubs and find the friendly atmosphere they seek.
Miss Burnham favors fresco painting though it is rare today. She studies Fontainebleau methods, finds walls available for decorating, and also exhibits in Art League salons and one man shows. Trained on the North Shore and Chicago with Anita Willets Burnham, she lives at 1407 Tower Road Hubbard Woods.
Jack Holden son of Mr and Mrs Holden 527 Warwick Kenilworth and Clyde Criswell son of Mr and Mrs Kellogg Winnetka left Monday for a western trip visiting Grand Canyon Balboa Beach and Hollywood then to Pasadena Yellowstone Park and the San Diego Exposition. They will return for New Trier's opening when Jack will be a senior.
Announcement states Marshall L. Johnson, longtime associate of landscape architect Jens Jensen, now heads all professional activities of the firm with offices at Ravinia. Jensen, an internationally renowned figure, resides in Wilmette.
Mrs R Ward Starrett along with Ralph Jr Nancy and Bill and Miss Bernice Bulley return to Kenilworth from a five week stay at Holm Lodge Wyoming. Mr Starrett remains in the Big Horn Mountains on business.
Mr and Mrs Hugh G Petersen and son Hugh Jr return to 212 Warwick Road Kenilworth after a summer in Mercer Wisconsin to spend the rest of the week in Kenilworth.
Miss Nancy Connor of Bangor Maine visits Miss Prudence Johnson at 158 Melrose Avenue Kenilworth. The girls were classmates at Connecticut College for Women.
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