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CHIO50 HEIGHTS STAR, TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1938 i M1B Playgrounds Plan Last in Series of Shows, Parades Two Chicago Heights playgrounds sponsor doll parades and style ihows this week to complete the projeete held at the ive local play centers. The postponed Waeker park event will be held at 7:10 o'clock this evening at the playground and the Jirtle show and parade are scheduled at tomorrow evening. At the Jirtle event tomorrow evening the parade will be headed by the Junior Legion drum and bugle corps. In the procession will be a group of boys with hand pets, followed by the younger girls with their decorated doll buggies and the older girls who are taking part in the style show. Thursday evening Mrs.

Charles Bowles, Mrs. Lloyd Flora snd Mrs. George Martin were Judges at the Euclid event. Teresa Angellottl snd Louis Costabile won the ribbon for the best ensemble, June Bloom took the award for being "the most typical mother," Pear' Urbantl won the ribbon for the best decorated Jo Anne ShowalUr was judged "the daintiest mother" and Elmer Burton and Anthony Attained took the ribbons tor the most original costumes. The Waeker playground plans have been made for On parade and a program tonight.

The parade tomorrow evening concludes the series. Similar events havi Uken place at the Ashland an Lincoln playgrounds as a part Presto Musk Club Meett to Elect New Officers the local recreation summer project committee's Rehearsals Continue for Play Slated July 27, 28 Rehearsals are being held every other evening in preparation for the presentation of the play "Little Women," on July 27 and 21 in the Washington school auditorium at benefit performances for the Chicago Heights Nursery schools. A cast of local young men and women is rehearsing under direction of Miss Elizabeth Lelsing. The play Is In three acts and is taken directly from the famous book. The performance Wednesday evening, July 27, Is planned especially for children and the performance the following evening is for adults.

of Moose to Have Meeting Tonight Women who were installed to direct the Women of the Moose will have charge of their initial session of the organization which will be held at eight o'clock this evening In the Moose hall on Illinois street. Mrs. Ella Overman, who succeeded Mrs. Anna Martin as grand regent, will preside at the business session. Committee appointments are expected to be made at this time.

A social hour Is sched ulrd to follow the business meeting. Center Mothers' Club to Meet, Arrange Outing Women of the Community Center Mothers' club are to have a business meeting at 1:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Center, Mrs. W. 0. McClanahan, sponsor, has announced.

The club women will arrange for the organization's annual outing to be held Thursday, July 21, at Michigan City, Ind. Mrs. Mary Foushl, club president, is general chairman of arrangements for the annual picnic. Lincolnshire Argentine Party Slated Saturday Lincolnshire Country club will have "A Night iii the Argentine" dance Saturday evening at the clubhouse as a part of Its cruise party series for the season. Hal Munro and his orchestra will play for outdoo.

dancing from ten to two o'clock and there will be a flonr show "reminiscent of old Spain." The club plans a "Stag-n-Doe" party to be held from dawn to dusk Wednesday of next week. Ladles of G. A. R. The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic will sponsor a pinochle nnd bunco party at 2:15 oVI'x-k afternoon in the home of Mrs Carrie Pent, of 21 Eait Twenty-first street.

The event Is one In a series sponsored by the patriotic organization. The next regul.tr meeting of group i be on Wednesday, August 3 Only nne session is slated each month during the summer. Announce Eiuracement Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vjtelli, of Twer.ty-flrst street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Josephine, to Jimmie Gasbarro.

jor of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph GasbarrD. of 5S6 Twenty-third street. The engage- mer! was announced recently a dinner party at the VltelU home.

--o-- Weri4lnr The names of Lottie Szatan, page and Glno Clferri. usher, were It advnrtently omitted from the 1st attendants the Carducci- Karnlnski wedding appearing in the last issue of this newspaper. Plenlf Saturday Members of Trinity Lutheran fhurrh and Sunday school are making final amntwents for the plrnic mjtinf to be held Saturday at Otem leM. The Presto Music club me! Thursday evening in the studio of Mrs. Margaret Qnlnn-Fox tor the final meeting of the season and to choose new officers.

RON Nardella wu elected- serve her third term as president, Joyce Clark wu named first vice president to succeed Eleanor Senesac, Katharine Oorrell was chosen second vice president to succeed Marguerite Rietveld, Mae tlla Fox was named third vice president, Alba Piunti was elected secretary to succeed Clara Marcnigiannl and Beanor Senesac was chosen treasurer to succeed Alba Piunti. At the meeting a program ol "French Music" was In charge ol Eleanor Senesac. Prizes at games went to Rose Nardella and Alba Piunti. The last event of the year will be the annual outing In August Women to Have Part in Democratic Club Event Women will have a part In the third annual outing and golf tournament sponsored Thursday at Indian Wood Country club by the Southern Cook County Democratic club, it has been announced by committees in charge. Mrs.

Phil Howard will tske charge of the card events for women during the afternoon. Some of the women wtU take part in the golf events during the morning and afternoon, and those not wishing to play golf are Invited to participate in the card games. The Women's division of the Democratic club has suspended its activity during the summer months but plsns to resume a crowded schedule in the Fall Welfare League Outlines Budget for Year's Work A budget for the year's activity of the Infant Welfure league of Chicago Heights was outlined Friday morning when women of the league's board rrtet in the home of the president, Mrs. C. P.

Berolzheimer. Committee appointments will be made during the summer months and the league will also continue its schedule of three clinics each month during the summer. The league shares in proceeds of the annual Chicago Heights Welfare drive. The next board meeting will be held in September. Miss Lily Ciarrocchi Honor Guest at Party Mrs.

John Genna, Miss Emelia and Miss Mary Ciarrocchi were co-hostesses Saturday evening at a shower honoring Miss Lily Ciarrocchi, whose marriage will be read thin month. The affair was held In Columbus hall where one hundred guests enjoyed music and refreshments. The marriage of Miss Ciarrocchi, whose home is at 128 East Twenty-third street, to William Ciancanelli, also of Chicago Heights, will take place on Sunday, July 31, at San Rocco church. Swanson Family Members Have 15th Reunion Event Mr. and Mrs.

William Swansoi, of 1430 Schilling avenue, were ho Sunday at their home to members of the Swanson family who were meeting for their fifteenth annual reunion. Thirty-two members of the Swanson family from Chicago Heights, Calumet City, Chicago and LaPorte, attended the event. Dinner at noon was followed by a recreational afternoon and supper In the evening. Republican Club The Women's Republican club of South Chicago Heights was entertained last Thursday evening In the home of Mrs. Frank Nicolas, of West Twenty-ninth place.

After the business meeting bunco prizes went to Mrs. Eugene Smith, Mrs. Adolph Barnlpk and Mrs. William S'icolas. The club meets next on Tuesday, July 18, in the home of Mrs.

Fay Llttell, of Commercial avenue. Park Event Jirtle park has announced plans Council Sponsor Successful Pkmc Event Local section. National Cound of Jewish Women, successfully sponsored Its annual charity picnic Sunday afternoon and evening at Mineral Springs grove on Western avenue. A large crowd attended the affair sponsored to raise funds tor philanthropic activity of the or Sanitation. People from Chicago Heights, Flossraoor, Argo, JoUet, Kankakee and Chicago attended fiie outing.

The council women served luncheon at noon supper In the evening. In the bsseball game between the married men and the bachelors the single men won, 10-1. Games, a horseshoe tournament contests fortune telling by Miss Betty Fink, of Chicago, and other activities featured the day. Mrs. Howard Adler president of the council and was chairman in charge of arrangements.

Harvey, Local K. of C. to Install Officers Tonight Members cf the Chicago Heights council of the Knights of Columbus and of Garcia Morena council of the same organization in Harvey are to meet this evening in the- Democratic clubrooms on Otto boulevard for Joint Installation ol officers. The meeting is scheduled to get under way at eight o'clock. District Deputy Henry Hllgendorf, of Harvey, will serve as the installing officer.

Casimir Serafln as grand knight heads the lilt of men to be instilled for the local council. Harvey's council will have its complete staff of officers here for the installation. Following installation ceremonies there will be an informal social hour with refreshments. A large crowd is anticipated at the event Mr. Serafln win begin his second term as grand knight following the installation rites.

Daughters of Trinity to Sponsor Picnic July 21 Meeting Thursday afternoon In the church, members of the Daughters of Trinity of the Trinity Lutheran church chose Thursday, July 21, as the date for their annual picnic outing, it has been announced. The event will take place at the Glenwood Forest Preserve. Members of the executive committee are In charge of plans for the outing. They are Mrs. Marie Gloor, of Holbrook, Mrs.

Anthony haar, Mrs. Victor Wallrab, and Mrs. George Dreehsler, of Glenwood. Men of Trinity Lutheran church had their picnic outing last evening the Forest Preserve at Twenty-sixth street and Euclid avenue. Eagles Aerie Plans for Picnic Outing Sunday A basket picnic and dance are planned for Sunday, July 17, by the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aerie No.

10S9, It has been announced by members In charge. The event will take place at the Glenwood Forest Preserve. Beginning at 9:30 o'clock In the morning the outing will continue throughout the day with special tames, contests and other entertainment featuring the day. The dance will conclude the day's activities. Members, their families snd Friends are invited to the outing.

The aerie has recently been reorganized and Is planning an active program under leadership of William Davis. Women's to Have Outdoor Meet Thursday The Women's union of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church plans an outdoor meeting at two o'clock Thursday afternoon on the lawn of the home of Mrs. harles Brischke at 1(71 Buena Vista Mrs. Charles Ahrendt will assist Mrs.

Brischke as hostess. The event will be a social meeting combined with the regular mission meeting. Vlrs. Jack Stevens Is Honored at Shower Mrs. Wilson Hodge, of Chicago, and Mrs.

Jack Hodge, of Harvey, were co-hostesses Friday evening at a party honoring Mrs. Jack Stevens. The affair was held in the home of Mrs. William O'Neal on for a band concert and Pet and I Circle court. Hobby show which will take! The party was a miscellaneous place Saturday, July 30.

at the! shower for the recent bride. Mrs. ark. The Sons of Italv concert band will play at the event. Prizes will be awarded for the best pets and hobbies entered in the show.

Alliance Picnic The St. Joseph church grounds were the scene of the picnic out- ng sponsored Sunday by the Po- ish Women's Alliance. Games. music and contests were enjoyed at the event. Rebekah Lodge Members of Silver Star Rebekah odge will meet at eight o'clock Friday evening in Odd Fellows nil for a regular business session.

Mrs. James Swafford, noble grind, will preside. madanarr Society The Missionary society of the First Christian church meets at wo o'clock Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Let Graham, of Euclid avenue. Stevens was Margaret Stone before her marriage which took place in June.

Sunday Sendees' The Rev. J. Barmen Swope, pastor of Trinity Lutheran church, has announced that the mid-summer Communion services will be held at his church at 6:30 and ten o'clock next Sunday morning. Marjorle Smith snd Betty Schilling will represent the First Presbyterian church school at the Westminster lodge in Saugatuck, Mich. They will leave Saturday, remaining at the lodge for a week.

Lodge Seeaton The only July meeting scheduled by the Royal Neighbor lodge will Uke place Tuesday evening of next week in Odd Fellows hall. Miss Gertrude FltzHenry head of the organization. Scouts to Enter Second Week of Camp Tomorrow Chicago Hrighfc Girl Scouts will enter their second week of summer day camp activity tomorrow when the third tenion UkM place. An increased enrollment reaching approximately seventy girli was reported it etmp senloo last FYidiy when the routine camp profram got under way. Handcraft and other Scouting activity wu started under super- vUion of Miss Helen Snyder, local director, who the etmp itaff.

Tomorrow's schedule will follow the routine inaugurated latt week. Leaving town at 9:16 o'clock from the Community Center and at 940 o'clock from the Wath- infton school, the girls will go by bui to Indian Wood for twimmlng and later to Schubert'i grove for the Scouting projects. Members of the staff will direct all work and recreation. The second session thir week will be held on Friday. The camp is scheduled Wednesdays and Fri- dayt during July as the main summer event for Girl Scouts.

Committee Women Plan Auxiliary Social Event Committee women In charge of St. James Hospital auxiliary's annual ice cream social met Thursday evening to arrange for the event which will be held Wednesday eve. ning of next week on the hospital lawn. Mrs. L.

L. Llpschutz Is chairman of the committee in charge. The women have planned to have the social indoors in case of rain and to repeat the event the following evening. In addition to serving refreshments at the event the committee plans for special entertainment features, including games and booths. In previous years the so- cU! has netted good-sized sums of money for the auxiliary work and the women are anticipating a successful event this year.

The Hospital auxiliary plans for social meeting Tuesday of next week in the hospital --o-Bible Class Plans Supper, Band Concert Friday The Men's Bible class of the Italian church has arranged for a supper event to be followed by a band concert Friday evening in the Community Center. Women of the church are assisting the men in arrangements for the event and will serve the supper at 6:30 o'clock at the Center. The Griffith band of Munster, will provide the concert following supper. Al Leone is president of the men's class. He heads the committee in charge of arrangements and Is assisted by Paul Cellini, Val D'Alessandro and Nick Aprati: The class was recently organized at the church and the event this week is the first large social affair sponsored by the group.

The Rev. E. R. G. Cupo, pastor of the church, is adviser of the class.

Summer Recital The sixth in the series of ten weekly summer recitals by piano pupils of Mrs. Margaret Quinn- Fox is slated at two o'clock Friday afternoon in the studio. Pupils taking part are Alice Mertz, John Thomas, Jean Egri, Helen Thompson, Angelo Patric, Betty Jane Peterson, David Fonta, Sam DITillo, Tommy Avery and Flora Waldon. A social hour will follow the recital. Ontlng Tonight The Peterson cottage on the Kankakee river will be the scene of a steak fry sponsored this evening by Mu chapter of Pi Omicron sorority.

Members will leave at 8:30 o'clock from theliome of Miss Margaret Peterson on West "Twenty-first street Picnic Today A group of members of the Onlzed auxiliary and their friends, will leave the clubhouse at eleven o'clock this morning for Schubert's grove for a picnic outing. In case of inclement weather the pot-luck picnic will be held In the clubhouse. Baptism Sunday At a baptism service Sunday at St. Ann's church, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Fox was given the name, Patricia Ann. Sponsors were Robert Bergin and Miss Margaret Fox, of Chicago. Meetinc Tonight The Dorcas society of the Italian Presbyterian church will have its weekly session at 7:30 o'clock this evening in the church. Mrs. Pis Russo, president, will be in charge.

Club to Meet Mrs. Robert Holbrook will entertain members of the duplicate contract bridge club this Friday afternoon In her home on West Sixteenth street Meeting Today The Homemakers class of the First Christian church will have its pot-luck luncheon and meeting at one o'clock this afternoon in the church. Meeting Tonight The B. Y. P.

U. of Immanuel Baptist church has scheduled a meeting at eight o'clock this evening in the church. Births Sir. and Mrs. Henry Peterson, at Stager, an parents of a ton, Arthur Kelvin, born July 10 at St Jamee hospital Mrs.

the former Itandnt Lenkaart, at Chicago Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hettrick, of 56 West Nineteenth street, an parents at a ion born July 8 at In- Memorial hospital in Harvey, Mrs. Helfrick is tht former Marion Fedde, of Peotone.

Mr. and Mrs. William Dyer, of 88 West Fourteenth street, are of a daughter, Judith Igtrt, bom July 10 at the Illinois Central hospital in Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Wein- maim, of 301 West Fifteenth place, are parents of a daughter born July at St James hospital.

A daughter wu born July 11 at St. James hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kellman, of 1341 Vln- cennes avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Pomrehn, of 441 West Fourteenth are parents of a son born July at St James hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pagorla, of 1607 Center avenue, are parents of a daughter born July 8 at St James hospital.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thomas, of 174 East Twenty-third street, on July 7 at St James hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl A. Behm, of 1S04 Vlncennes avenue, are par enti of a son born July 9 at home. FUTURE CALENDAR On the summer calendar for Chicago Heights people are out- Ings, organization meetings, Country club events and other activities to provide a comparatively active summer program. Future July 12--Meeting of Chicago Heights Woman's club board. July 12--Joint Installation of officers of local and Harvey Knights of Columbus councils.

July 12--Outing planned by Women's auxiliary of Onlzed club. July 12--Regular meeting of the Women of the Moose. July 13 --Third of Girl Scout summer day camps. July 13--Doll parade and style show at Jirtle playground. July 15--Business session of Silver Star Rebekah lodge.

July 16--Annual picnic of Trinity Lutheran church and Sunday school. July in Argentine" dance at Lincolnshire Country club. July 17--Sunset golf match at Chicago Heights Country club. July 18--Regular meeting of American Legion post, 131. July 19--Social meeting of St.

James Hospital auxiliary. July 19--July session of Royal Neighbor lodge. July 20--Annual Ice cream social sponsored by St. James Hospital auxiliary. July 21--Annual outing of Community Center Mothers' club.

July 24--Picnic outing of: Iiaak Walton league. Annual Outing Members of St. Theresa sodality of San Rocco church and members of the Mt. Carmel club with their friends enjoyed the sodality's annual beach party Sunday at Miller beach near Gary, Ind. Clinic Date The monthly baby clinic sponsored by the South Chicago Heights and Rural Public Health council is scheduled Thursday of next week, June 21, in the South Chicago Heights village hall.

Personal Harry Mlchelson, of Euclid avenue, underwent a major operation yesterday at the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Bruggeman, of 2300 Halsted street, are leaving Friday for Cudahy, where they will make their home. Mrs. King Williams, of Country Club road, left Friday for White Lake, where she will spend several weeks with friends. Miss Lucy Jane Berolzheimer, accompanied by Miss Shirley Woolf, of Chicago, spent the weekend in Aurora as the guest of friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Quist, of Vincennes avenue, left last week on a two-week boat trip on the Mississippi river to the Gulf of Mexico. Grace Baktr, Bum it enjoying a vacation at tlkhart and Casaapolis, Midi. Mrs. Martin Petonon, of Mte- BMpoUs, Minn, to at Mr.

tad Mrs. W. J. Gilbert, of Buena Vista avenno. Mrs.

W. J. S. Angear and Miss Harriet Winter, of West Main street, left last week for their cottage at Magician lake near Dowagiac, Mich. Mr.

and Mrs. William Leach, 61 Otto boulevard, left this morning on a motor trip to the Smoky mountains. They plante be gone for two weeks. Mrs. Fred Lewis and daughter, Marion, of West Sixteenth street left last week-end foi Maduon, where they' will visit for several with relatives.

Mrs. Zenas Barnes and son, Harry, of Chicago have returned home from a three-week vacation trip in Detroit, and various cities in Canada. Mrs. W. N.

Hlxon and son, Alvin, of Daytona Beach, and formerly of Chicago" Heights, arrived Sunday to visit with friends and relatives -n this clpr. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Reynolds, of Chicago Heights, and Mrs. Anna Reynolds, of Aurora, spent the week-end with Mrs.

Gertrude Humes, of Kalamazoo, Mich. Ivjary Lou Bradley, of Euclid avenue, and Ethel Pierce, of West Sixteenth street, left Saturday for Holiday House at Olenn, where they will remain for two weeks. Miss Ruth Sedik, a senior at St Margaret's school of nursing at Hammond, is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sedik, of 36 West Nineteenth street Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Fox, of School street, had as their Sunday guests former's brother, Henry Fox, and Mrs. Fox and their children, Margaret, Loretta and Richard, of Chicago. Mrs. Chelina Bove, her daughter, Mrs.

Louise Lale, and son, Chris Bove, have returned home from Bradford and Lewis Run, where they had spent a week's vacation with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Powers and daughter, Hazel Dean, of Forest avenue, motored to St.

Louis, Friday to attend the performance of "Virginia" at Forest Park Highlands, grand opera open air theatre. Miss Margaret Lay; of Memphis, who has been a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Duncan, of West Fifteenth place, plans to return to Memphis this week.

She formerly resided in Chicago Heights. Miss Veloris Worn, of Long Beach, and formerly of Chicago Heights, who is visiting here is spending a part of her vacation with Miss Florence Blake, a former local resident who now lives in Harvey. Mrs. W. A.

Dean and two children and Miss Betty Hocking, of Santa Barbara, are visiting at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Hocking, of Vincennes avenue. Mrs. Dean was formerly Frances Hocking. and Mrs.

David Bath, of Chicago, were the week-end guests of Miss Naomi Clapham, of Vincennes avenue. Mrs. Bath, who known professionally as Miss Lorena Anderson, wis guest soloist at St. Agnes church on Sunday. Miss Hildur Soderrr.an, member of the staff-at Bloom township high school, left Saturday for St.

I Louis, Mo. From there she will go to Mexico City and other cities in Mexico, returning via New Orleans and New York. She will be gone a month. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Ervin and family and Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and son, all of Chicago Heights, were in Gary Friday attending funeral services for a relative, Mrs. John Brown, who died Wednesday following a lingering illness. Merle Gilbert, of Buena Vista avenue, left Saturday for California where she will visit with her sisters at San Francisco ana Stockton for the remainder of the summer.

Her vacation plans also include a week's cruise on the Pacific ocean. Miss Evelyn Seidel and Miss Marjorle Lanham, of Chicago Heights, left Sunday morning for a trip to Washington, D. nnd New York city. While in New York they will visit Radio City and Thursday evening will attend Major Bowes smateur hcur program. HOMEWOOD COOLED IV REFRiftERATIOI Lut Tinui Today Dxniu Durfcin "HAB ABOUT MUSIC" and Thunder "FOOLS FOR SCAIDAL" AND "BATTLE OF BROADWAY" Officers to head Orient lodge.

No. 0. O. were installed with appropriate ceremony Thurs- dsy evening at a meeting of the lodge held in Odd Fellows hali Emmett C. Richards, lodge deputy, assisted by other members, served as the Installing officer.

The elective and appointive officers installed last week are: Ernest A. Lawler, noble- grand: Ralph Slack, vice grand; John Olson, recording secretary; Howard Richer, warden; Leslie Burgess, conductor: Henry Stokes, chaplain; Claude DuBridge, right support to noble grand; Herbert Flodin, left support to noble grand; Steven Pollak, outside guardian; Eldon McClure, Inside guardian; Charles F. Jordan, right support to vice grand; 0. Arthur Philip, left support to vice grand; Frank E. Bondurant R.S.S.

and C. L. Sheldon, L.S.S. Assisting Mr. Richards as Installing officers were Past Grands Thome Brooks, W.

J. Pasmore, Oscar Willis ms, Gustave Nelson and Claude DuBridge. A large number of members attended the event. At the conclusion of the Installation ceremonies the social committee, headed by Joseph Rosone, chairman, served refreshments. The lodge meets every Thursday es Install Staff of Officers to Serve Odd Fellows Lodge evening in the hell.

Officers have announced that visitors are always welcome. Women. Golfers Will Play in Blind Bogey Event Women golfers of the Chicago Heights Country club will meet tomorrow afternoon to play in a blind bogey event at the regular weekly afternoon of golf. After the golf game will enjoy the customary social hour when loaers in the team play event of last will entertain the winners. The women golfers ere also in charge of the third Sunset golf match of the season slated for next Sunday when men and women golfers will compete in the event Last Friday afternoon the worn- en card players competed in the contract tourney.

Mrs. Robert Holbrook and Mrs. Dana Elliott were the day's prize winners. The tournament will continue at the weekly dessert-bridge this Friday afternoon at the clubhouse. Club Mrs.

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