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January 8, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE 13 ., '(c:- Children Appear in ! Two Representatives Charming Program to Address Meeting at Winnetka Club of Winnetka Voters The pupils from the different schools in vVinnetka did great credit to themselves and much honor to their schools in the children's entertainment given at the Winnetka \Voman's club the last Tuesday afternoon in December. Pupils from the .r-.;orth Shore Country Day school sang folk songs in Russian costume, under the supervision of Miss Helen Davis. Mrs. Homer Cotton directed a trio from New Trier high school. These young people are highly talented and played charmingly, a "Serenade" hy Liebe, "Adagio" by Beethoven, ").1omcnt 11u sicar' by Schubert, and a ··· II ungarian Dance" hy Brahm ~ . The pantomime hy the Skokie school pupil s wa. beautifully done, and was recei \·cd \\'ith great glee by the many children in the audience. Aitcr the singing of familiar Christmas carols. lollypops were passe d to the children. The committee in charge was composed of ~1r s. Ernst von Ammon and ~1 r.. \ \ ' arner Robin son. The afternoon's hostes ses were :Mrs. Benjamin Affleck, ~frs. Frederick Christopher, Mrs. A. G. Henning. ~1r s . Ralph Brockett, ~1 r s. \\'illiam Elliott, and Mrs. Charles Thomp son. Two state representatives, Howard P. Castle and Mrs. ]. Paul Goode, have been secured a s speakers for the next meeting of the Winnetka League of Women Voters, Monday, January 11. Miss Elizabeth Gemmell, chairman of the committee on citizenship and elections, is in charge of the meeting. It will begin with luncheon at 12 :30 o'clock at Community House. The busine ss of the meeting will be condl}cted, as usual, during the luncheon, and the speaking will begin promptly at 1 :15. The speakers are to be allowed to chose their own subject s. These have not yet been announced. hut will probably have to do with the work of the legislature at the coming session. Mr. Castle is the representative from thi s north shore district. ~Irs. Goode repre se nts the sixth ward in Chicago. A meeting of the board of directors of the lrague will he held at 11 :30 1-fondav morning, January 11, in the League· room s at Community House. 11rs. ).fary DeLong has returned to her home at 1626 \Vilm~tte avenue after spen ding the holiday s with her son, Charles DeLong, of Plymouth, \Vis. -0- Telephone Wilmette 600 Without Toll Fountain Sq. Evanston At January Clearance of W omen 's COATS A Remarkable Group of Desirable Coats Priced Included in this lot are tnany of the \\'ell-known "Shagtnoore" qualities. some fur tritnn1ed while others in the more practical n1odels are fashioned \Yith collar s material. ., t .I I .j ..... and ~1rs . John Flint of 1708 Wil~1i ss La Verne Este s oi Chicago mette avenue entertained a party of spent the holidays with her brother, iriends Xew Year's eve. Supper was J. L. Estes, of 1626 vVilmette avenue. se rved at midnight . ~lr. of self -o-- E. \V. Estes, 1626 \Vilmette avenue, motored to ).[ il\\'aukce to ~pend the paq \Ycck -e nd \Yith friends. -o~li ss Katherine Butler, ()30 Linden an·nuc. ha s returned to St. ~fan··:' . ~ot re Dame. where ~ h e is attcnd1ng college. Sl/2~ Money Have funds to loan on c hoice improved North Shore Subur b a n residence propert y at F\ %% Interest. See us o n renew a ls Girls' and Misses' I E. G. Pauling & Co. 5 N. LaSalle St. Main 0250 COATS and DRESSES Are Reduced for Final Clearance Second Floor + The Olde· Hay Loft Cor. ol Grove & Chureh EVANSTON The only dine and dance amusement ----------------------------------- + The Boot Shop A nnounces A JANUARY SALE OF~ place on the North Shore. Phone Greenleal 140 FINE SHOES It i~ an ec >n o n1y that begi.ns with a great saving 1n L'xpenditure and prove itself throughly \vorth \\·hile in the ~martne~s and ' ttperior quality of the hoes in these ~ale groups. Frint George-Director Phone your Reservation In order that you may be assured of desirable tables, we ask you to phone us for reservations in advance. ~-------------------------------------------~ Prices in each group are notably low. Leathers and ~hoe ma teriaJs are of a high order of excellence, and \VOrkman~hip i ~ uf the best. \vhich en1phasizes the splendid Yalues at the sale prices. Boys', Girls' and Children's Shoes- Oxfords- Slippers I 11 fa 11 t s' Sizes, 50 to 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.40 Child's Sizes, 80 to 11 ........................... $2.90 :\1 isse"' Sizes. 11_0 to 2 ........................... $3.90 Little Gents, 10 to 130 · SPECIAL NOON DAY DANCING: Come and eat your luncheon, dance and be : entertained by Print George's : I SEVEII ~~BARK SWALLOWS" : Boys' Sizes 1 to 50 $2.90 $3.40 --------------------------------------------J