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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
6
The Lake Forest Garden club sponsors five public garden openings from 11 to 7 on Saturday in Lake Forest. Homes of Mrs. Donnelley, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Armour, Mrs. Mitchell, and Mrs. Coleman host the gardens. Tickets available at each entrance. A separate show runs Saturday and Sunday at the Rockefeller McCormick estate service buildings in Lake Forest.
Tom Christensen of Wilmette returns from Washington Island Wisconsin with his wife and son remaining for an extended visit with Mrs Christensen’s parents.
The New Trier graduating class of 1930 seeks to form an alumni association. A meeting and reception took place in the school mess hall on Wednesday at 4 PM to organize. Mary Niestadt and Ruth Scribbins, co chairmen, led the committee that sponsored the impromptu reunion.
Lewis B. Springer of 430 Maple Avenue departs for Asheville North Carolina to join Illinois at a State Foresters and Parks gathering scheduled June 17 to 20.
The North Shore Musicians club presented its annual spring concert at Kenilworth Assembly Hall to a large discerning audience. Gevilla Neukranz and Marie Pettibone opened with a brilliant German piano number followed by Dorothy Cordis soprano with a group of German French and American songs. Winifred Townsend Cree violin performance showed purity of intonation and skill while Dorothy Rae delivered lyric soprano solos in English. Joan Akely provided excellent accompaniment as the program closed with Pettibone and Neukranz in a final two piano piece marked by technical fire.
John Freeman Jr and wife bought the northwest corner lot at Ramona and Troquois roads in Indian Hill Estates. The 124 by 266 foot lawn lies opposite the Holzworth home and near a future Dr Grahams residence. Ik A. Grimm of Bills Realty, Inc. handled the sale.
Mrs. Reinhold H. Palenske of 226 Tenth Street will leave this week for her country home at Woodstock.
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