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WILMETTE LIFE November 27, 192S Village President Addresses Meeting of Business Women X early fifty business and professional women and girls listened with interest to Earl E. Orner Thursday evening, November 19, when, as village president, he gave an enjoyable talk on "The Government of \Vilmette" on the occasion of the...November meeting of the Business Woman's club. His concise and detailed account of the affairs of the village, of its problems, and of the groups of men with the affairs of \Vilmette in charge, was interspersed with glimpses historical and personal of the village and some of the early settlers from its very beginning to its present status, and with ;~.cidents to indicate that official duties of even a village president have their humorous moments. Mr. Orner's talk was preceded by the serving of a supper at tables decorated to foretell the Thanksgiving season. Miss Ann Whitmack, president of the club, gave a brief account of the purpose of the club and conducted the meeting at which it was decided to have at each session a talk pertaining to government of viHage, township, county, or state. The next meeting will take place the second Thursday in December. CRESCENT CIRCLE NEWS The Crescent circle of the Congregational church will have an ali-day meeting Tuesday, December 1, at the residence of Mrs. Jesse W. Tuthill of 7441 North Paulina street, Rogers Park, telephon,e Rogers Park 1881. The ho~ tess for the day will be l\1rs. LoUiS Becker, Mrs. C. L. Mohr, Mrs. F. L. McCabe, and Mrs. H. Hammill. Mem bers will meet at the home of Mrs. ]. R. Mulvey of 800 Oakwood avenue , at 11 o'clock, and will drive to Rog er s Park. - o1\f rs. C. Dean Klahr arrived from her j home in Eric, Pa., l\1onday to spend a 1 weer or ten days with her fathe:-, W. C. Shurtleff of 815 Lake avenue. Her s ister, Mr-s. ] ohn Campbell, was hostess at a family party at the Shurtleff home Thanksgiving day. -oEldora E. Hopkins of 1322 Green - 1 wood avenue recently ·ntertained twenty-eight freshman girls i rom New Trier at a bunco party. Dinner '\'as served and the affair proved a delightiul occasion. : -o1\Ir. and 1\frs. ]. F. O'Neill, 1033 Sheridan load. entertained forty-four of their friends at a dinner-dance at the North Shore Golf club on Wednesday evening, November 25. Grace Cooper ha !-> he en itl at her home at 824 Lake avenu e durin g the past week. - 0- .. · ·, Christmas . e~·n Never Forget Give Her the · - MeG Be· 1 I ~~P!!!~~~ An opportunity you surely cannot afford to miss! Rem em, her that these great cleaning ~o?ls (regularly pnced at $8.50 and worth far more in the optruon uf hundreds of thousands of users) are yours ABSOLUTELY FREE if you purchase your Eureka now! Special Christmaa terms-only $-4.50 down and the .balance in the easiest kind of monthly payments-are avatlable to you. But you must act quickly. Christmaa is almost here! Come in and wttnesi a demonstration of the unmatched cleaning efficiency of the Eureka anJ ONLY $4§0 its atta<..~ments. The Eureka anJ atDoWN tachments deliyered when and where Eaav M ont hi v p a vmentl you say. Be sure to take advantage of this special offer. Act wtthout delay and make sure of the finest ONLYS4ffSO posstble Christmas g1ft for her! CASH $8! Set of Famous REE World famous Grand Prize EurekaVacuut11 Cleaner ] . Fr firm r·f cha.;crl t I I (' ~(i.i c.: 1.· l ~ r ', \\'or J·! ,. ; '- Jl!'i II' \',ill 1 ol 1 Till ' I \ j '1· I \'.,I" (·' aer·. t'1'· 1 'I : ( · ¥acuum" ATIACHMENTS \'::. ( ·.... I ·' :t·.t. . \ I: ,,,. ... : ,, I I I ,, .. . (: ~{ iss -o- ANNOUNCE CARD PARTY :t l Lt: 1 I I i,lo, The Wilmette Unit club will give a The Drama studv cla c;s will meet large card and bunco party at 8 for luncheon next - week \\'ith 1Irs o'clock, Friday evening, December 4, Louis Bruch of Evanston. at St. Matthews Parish House, Hartrey avenue near Harrison street, Evanston. There \\·ill be prizes and refreshments. Tickets will be sold at the door. , -oRcv. and ~1 rs. Gilb ert Stansell and their family; 1018 Lake avenue, motored to Marysville, Ohio, to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Stansell's father and motheL Thev arc returning Saturday evening; · -0- J \ 1:. I" ·'·· ,.\!' \' 'I :' 'I .. I( ··: IJ· ~ ' t EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER CO. 1235 CHICAGO AVE., EVANSTON Phone Greenleaf 17 3 4 - I!\"' I. .. 'I I I ' I o ,t . I I' ol ··' :Mrs. Charles S. Slocum of Pawtucket, R. I., is arri\·ing the end of this week to spend the winter with her daughter, : M rs. T. ] . Moreau, 1507 Walnut avenue . -oMr. and Mrs. D. I I. Carter of 1227 Greenwood avenue are spending the winter months at 11iami, Fla. The Art class met for luncheon ~Mon dav with Mrs. E. L. Scheidcnhelm of 704 Lake avenue. Let your husband MEN WANT PI We make this assertion boldly, that the average man prefers a piece of good pie for dessert to anything "fussed up." r\nd if it is a good pie, with tender crust and rich well seasoned filling, he will eat it with relish. We have just the pie that has this masculine appeal. Besides apple and a variety of others we make Lemon, Butterscotch and Pumpkin. I ... ,it 'I · ' ,, :tt. : ---- --~ ~ -o- decide Your husband will tell you to buy the shoe that keeps your feet comfortable and healthy- especially when you can also have the charming styles you wish. He knows that the Arch Preserver Shoe is different- and better. ' 1 RADIO TERJIS Patterson Bros. ('burch Tel. Unh. 6:»4 ~HC-fooilR Street, Evanston Wilmette 526 Open Tues., Thurs. & Sat. Evenings -l I J I We specialize in the very best quality Meats, Poultry, Game and Sea Foods. Wholesale and Retail ._ This is the season when Pumpkin Pie "goes good." !: 11 WHITE CASH MARKET c·o. Albert P. Kruse, Pres. .. KEEPS THE FOOT WELL..· I I All Sizes and Widths at I Try One Today. 1189 Wilmette ·Ave. Phones Wilmette 2 7 7 9 Wilmette 2538 Taylor's Bootery 605 Main Street Phone Wilmette 385 We do good repairing The Wilson Bakery Phone Wilmette 414 1162 Wilmette Ave. Wilmetf ' I~ -I l .. i- l ·-