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February 19, 1926 WILMETTE -LIFE 15 ~ . News of Kenilworth Happenings ~,-- -- I '> OFF FOR WEST INDIES :Mr. ~nd Mrs. Percy B. Eckh;ut, 206 Cumberland avenue, Kenilworth, leave for the East today to sail next week on a cruise to the West Indies and South America. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Burchard. 310 Oxford road, Kenilworth, left this week for New York to sail shortly for the West Indies and South America. They will visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Keehn, in New York for a few days prior to sailing. -oThe V\t' est Indies and South American cruise seems to be a very popular one at present. Mrs. A. F. Reichmann of Barrington, Ill.. and Mr. and Mrs. Emory Cobb Andrews of 785 Willow road, \Vinnetka, leave :Monday to sail from Kew York Fehruary 25. GIVES SUNDAY TEA Mr. and Mrs. Oliver R. Barrett, 623 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth, entertained at tea Sunday evening in honor of Carl Sandburg. Mrs. Vihe K. Spicer, Mrs. Edwin Hedrick. and Mrs. Arthur Mcintosh did their part in making the evening a m0st delightful one. -0- · Mr. and ).frs. Edgar A. SteYens, 330 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth, returned from the East Sunday. --'-0- .. I > - o1. . Elizabt:th Frcudenn:ich, 314 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth, returned from the Evanston hospital Saturday. She is con,·ale~cing after a ven: seriou:-; illness. 0- ~1iss Mr. and :).tfrs. C. ]. Albert, 321 vYarwick road, Kenilworth, gave a "Warwick Road" dinner Saturday evening, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keith who left Tuesday for a trip to California to Yisit Mr. Keith's . mother. ~~ rs. Elbridge Keith, who liYes in Pasadena. -o).1iss · Edna Bartlett c·i Chcn:·nnc, \Vyo., is the guest of Judge anci ).Irs. SidneY C. Eastman, 255 ).f elrosc a \ ' C·· nue, Kenilworth. -0- . .. ... l\f r. and ).t r~ . ).f err itt H. Dement, 3.)7 Abbottsford road. Kcnilwor 1, and ).f r. and 11 r!'!. Fred I.. \\' orkman. 222 Leicester road. returned from their . . outhern trip Sunday . -0- ).1 rs. Hobert ~1 . Beckler, 632 Abhot tsford road, Kenilworth, entertained at luncheon and bridge at the Edgewater l.kach hotel last Tuesday. A number of her former neig '1bors on the south side were invited to mPet her Kenilworth friends. 0 J The Kenilworth Reading cluh. under tht leadership of Professor Landre, met with 11 rs. R. B. Stolp, 336 \Varwick road, \Vedncsday, to read and discuss Balzac . - o-11 r. and 11rs. \V el ton Stalls mit h. 523 Essex road. Kenilworth, entertaincd at dinner and bridge last Tuesday -o1Irs. and ).[rs. Frank \\'. Ketcham. 40 Devonshire lane, Kenilworth, returned Sunday from a trip to Na~1ssau. e canl f!:(forcl ~f rs. \V. 0. Beh. 202 Abingdon road, I ).liss ~Iiriam S~attuck, 338 KtnilKenilworth, returned from Florida last worth · ayenue, Keniworth returned week. from Boston Friday. The Musical Miracle > To make MiStakes·· In Qyalilg AS specialists in silks we must maintain a reputation for quality. One mistal{e might mean loss of confidence on the part of many customers. We have no other department on which to rely. Consequently we exercise the utmost care in the selection of materials. Every fabric in our. stock conforms to rigid speciii.cations in regard to weave, style, texture, coloring and durability. New ·· .. . Orthophonic Victrola Combined with Radio Ia Super.. Heterodyne First Sample just received. In this delicate Italian style Fiorenza model you will find the very soul of music combined with the countless advantages of the finest radio. Come in today for a demonstration. ... ·,. · SPECIAL TODAY: An Unusually Good Grade of Printed Crepes, 40 in. Wide, $1.95 Yd. Charge Accounts Solicited PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE Fiorenza Open Evenings r· ,lfortb Shore Talking Machine Company 712 Church St. 554 Center St. Winnetka Evanston VISIT OUR EVANSTON SHOP EDGAR A STEVENS. .- 10 INc .. THE EaSt SILK SHOPS MadisQn Street 63']1Street at Woodlawn Avenue · emdinEvrmllon at 1638 Orrington Ave. I ·~ ~ ~· · I . --·-----·---~---- - - - - - ,ft, *' ciet , . .