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June 18, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE 4J Give Recitals I NEXT WEEK IN WILMETTE (recorded at the Chamber of Commerce.) PERSONAL INTERESTED SERVICE IN THE SELECTION OF HIGHER-GRADE ·-~I Friday, June 18 Next Tuesday at 4 o'clock, at her studio, 630 Park avenue, Miss Edith Ray Young will present the following pupils in a piano re cital, assisted by Mi ss Vivian Branscome of Wilmette, who will render a vocal selection : Jack Frost, Margaret Bickham, Dorothy An·der on, Irma Ball, Harry Kinne, Frank Egaer, Lois Lechner, Virginia Olson, Lydia Rogers, Ross Skelton, Alice Skelton, Virginia Brady, Bertha Duwner, ~farie Skog, John Throckmorton, Robert Sparks, Marie Flynn, Eleanor Speredes, Arthur Van Deursen, Marjorie Banning, of \iVilmcttc, and Cynthia Richard:; and Margaret Richard s, of Kenilworth. Pupib of ).[ i:'is Lena Davis li\'ing in \\"ilmette. Kcnilv;orth, \\ innetka, Highland Park, and Chicago, appeare d in recital at the home of 11 r. and Mrs. Harrv P. Harri son, 307 Abhottsiord road: Kenilworth, Saturday afternoon, June 12. Those playing ·w ere Jane Harrison, Catherine Becker, J o Harrison, Judith Fox, Elaine Alherga, Harriet Pollard. Donald Kim hall, J u:-; tine Emrich, Elwood Mons, Eleanor Berger, Jane Kaufman, Audrey Alhcrga, \ Vi ibert Kunz, I~uth Harrison. \ ' irginia Bulli\·ant. Dori s Kimball. Harriet ~fon:;, Bctt\' Zimmerman, and .-\lice \\'ashburn·. 7 :30 p. m. \Vilmette Chapter, R. A. M., Masonic hall. 8 p. m. vVilevansbrook Encampment, No. 177, I. 0. 0. F., Odd Fellov.:'s hall. NORTH SHORE PROPERTIES Monday, June 21 2:30 p. m. Bridge, Ouilmette Country club. 6 :30 p. m. Dinner. Korth Shore Real Estate board, Lake Shore Terrace. 7 :30 p. m. \Vilmette Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, Stated meeting, Masonic hall. 7:30 p. 111. 11cn's night, Ouilmctte Cn un try clu h. 5 oo Davis Street Greenleaf 1 6 17 Tuesday, June 22 12:15 p. m. Luncheon. \.Yilmette Optimi t club, Lake Shore Terrace. 8:15 p. m . Ouilmette Council, No. 922, Knight s oi Columbus. Odd Fcllov;'s hall. . Wednesday, June 23 12:15 p: m. Luncheon, \Vilmette Rotan· club, Ouilmette Country club. · We are now located in our new and more commodious quarters on the Bank fioor of the Metropolitan Bldg., at 134 N. La Salle St. WE WAMT Thursday, June 24 7 P: m. Buffet dinner and ProgresS I\'e hridge, Ouilmette Country club. 7 :30 p. 111. \Yilm ette Lodge, Ko. 931. A. F. and A. ~L. ~f a.sonic hall. 8 p. 111. A. T. Sherman Lodge, No. 892, I. 0. 0 . F., Odd Fellow's hall. Friday, June 25 7 :30 p. 111. \\'ilmette Chapter. R. A . ~L. ~ra so nic hall. Saturday, June 26 7 p. m. Annual dinner. Installation of office r s and dance, Ouilmettc Country club. a representative m your town to sell Ritchie 60% First 1dortgage Gold Bonds. If interested, our sales manager will gladly give you all details. An opportunity to build a business of your Ov\·n. Attractive Wilmette Home Taken by Automobil~ Man Daniel E. Bull, of Rogers Park, has purchased through R. M. John ston and company, of 340 Linden avenue, vVil mette. for October 1 occupancy, the attractive se ,·en- room re sidence property of Carl G. Lagergren , at 1523 ~pencer avenue. \\'ilmette. !\f r . Lagergren i:'i \\"ith Robert ~ and Schader, consulting engineers, in the \ \" rigley building. ~f r. Bull i:; in the automobile bu siness. The property involved in thi:; transaction i~ nne of the mos t attractive 11t>ll1C" in the west area of \Vilmette. rt i:-~ not only pleasing in design and cotl:itruction. nne is in formed, but its attractinness is further enhanced hv the beautiful land scaped grounds 0;1 \\·h ich it is located. Phone State 4670 134 N. LaSalle St., Chicago A Series on the Economy of LitJing at The Georgian ,, H f:'-::.\1.\ :'-: A \'E:\TE .\ T n.\\.TS STIU~ET P..EADY <H'TUBEL~ TilE FIHST Note\vorthy Management fl )01ll. ft j.; a :'ple ndidly located tract, hav in g about a quarter oi a mile frontage nn 1\and road and eight hundred feet ( 111 Palatine road. We own and offer $130,000 6' ( First Mortgage Serial Gold Bonds secured by · The Toy Tinkers, OCCUPIES NEW HOME C. Frank Hogan. president of the }1eco Envelope company, Ch icago, purchased somr time a_g;o _and is no~ nccupying t]~ c Frank Norrttt~t~n re stdence at 1\tnth street an£~"-.bshland a\·enue, \Yilm cttc. · L. N. Pace, with 11 ill and Stone, of 404 Linden avenue, \\·a-. th e broker in the transaction. The eminent!}' successful Mr. Leroy G. Walton , for merly with the famous Hotels Windermere, Chtcago Beach lnd others *. has been engaged to supervise the rendering of perfect service to patrons · of The Georgian. Service of the best is economical when included in standard rates. Norrh Shore area. You will enjoy living at The Georgian. where service of absolute perf .?Ction is achieved. See the Model Suite. Saturday afternoons Sundays 3 to 6 P. M. --5 2 2 Davis St.you are invited. Telephone Greenleaf I Inc., factory building in Evanston. 36 3 *Mr. Walton has been connected with Th~ Homestead . Hot Springs. Va. --the Hamilton Hotel. Bermudlthe Sam-0-set Hotel. Rockland , Maine. . .. St/2 MONEY Have funds to loan on choice improved North Shor() Suburban residence property at 5%% lntPrest. See us on renewals. · E. G. Pauling & Co. 5 N. LaSalle St. Main 0250 % ~obmE 1564 Sherman Avenue Evanston Jfhe Gleof1\ianQotel Corporation Model Suite Exhibit Rooms-522 Davis Street EVANSTON, ILLINOIS.