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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
2
Annamarie Booz and Jane Horsting will host a dinner for forty Stolp school graduates at Shawnee Country Club tomorrow, preceding the sixth seventh and eighth grade dance.
Mrs J H Newport of 520 Abbots ford road Kenilworth entertained her bridge club Thursday May 28 with an afternoon of cards and conversation at her home.
William Heyser of Evanston and Paumuska of Kroll and Smith brokered the Wilmette sale at 335 Oak Circle to Mr and Mrs Lewis S Young listed for 17000. William Johnson Jr of Baird and Warner Skokie Ridge Estates represented both buyers and sellers in the Winnetka deal at 651 Lincoln Avenue from First National Bank of Wilmette trustees Mr and Mrs R Wallace Young.
Elwood Mons and Frederick Wetterer of the New Trier High School Lens club led a two reel motion picture project titled Two Eggs and a Chicken. Wetterer wrote the scenario and directed. Mons handled photography as Junior class members presented it in the school auditorium.
Janet Marshall of New Trier, a Bryn Mawr sophomore, earns sophomore honor for scholarship. She is also a sophomore director of the Dramatic Society and had one of her plays accepted this year and directed her own work.
The largest class in school history will graduate Friday June 5. Several students earned college scholarships or prizes with Harvard students S Lynde Dammann Charles Haas Fisher Howe and Francis Moore bound for Harvard. Others go to Yale Williams Princeton Bowdoin Wesleyan Dartmouth Smith Bryn Mawr Sarah Lawrence Vassar Wells Wellesley Agnes Scott and more. Four students plan to continue studies before college.
Miss Helen Southward of 306 Oxford Road Kenilworth will depart June 15 for Yellowstone Park to spend the summer months there.
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