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NEVER r------------------------· GasModel Association to Build Gas Heated Homes 1 16 WILMETTE LIFE -July· 9, .1926 HAD A NAME Thirty-six mo.lel homes, each equipped to use gas for all fuel purposes, will be built in 28 of the larger American cities this summer, according to a recent announcement of the American Gas association-. In addition to gas stoves, water heaters, incinerators, and radiant fires, the homes v·ill be equipped with gasfired heating plants. The builders in each citv are under agreement to erect not less than nine similar homes, following the original specifications, which will bring the total to 288 model homes throughout the countrv. Three ·hundred gas companies throughout the Cnited States have put in force special rates for gas house heating, and the number of gas fired heating plants is increa sing steadily. Miss Dorothy Glover, 1240 Forest avenue, has returned after completing her freshman year at the University of Wisconsin, and has left with her father to join her mother in Cali fornia. Mr. and 1vi rs. Glover will return to their home shortly, but their daughter will remain for a tim e and v·isit the Yosemite before her return . This Bridge Club Has Been in Existence Eight Years But Cannot Find a Suitable Title Advance Sale of Fine Wool Blankets Regularly Priced at $15-If Ordered Now £VERY PAIR of 41 Lord' s Speciar' Blankets is guaran. t~ed I 00 per cent wool-bqth warp 'a nd filling. Every patr IS thorour.hly preshrunk-from 94 inches down to the present size of 70 inches in width. Every pair is thoroughly scoured in chemically soft, pure water and the very best soap. These processes, with ju·s t the proper napping, produce a wonderfully soft ~ nd fluffy blanket-one that has been the standard of quality for over forty years. AReal Home T Double Blankets - 70 by 80 inches HE ambition of the modern apartment hotel is to achieve a true feeling of home. 5-inch Block Plaid Design Bound \vith J .. inch Ribbon to Match Choice of blue, rose, tan, g.ray, lavender, corn THE ORRINGTON "vVhat's in a name?" The question is often asked and there probably has been an equal number of answers. But to one Bridge club in Wilmette, which has been in existence eight iYears with fortnightly meetings throughout that time during the winter months, evidently there isn't much in a name . At anv rate this club has never adopted -a name, and closed the season anJ the eighth year of its existence, la st week with a hriclgc party at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Charles R. Korman. 018 Greenleaf avenue, t\\"o of the members. Tn addition to untold scientific games of bridge which have re sulted at these sessions, the club members have, during the past eight years. also di scus ed almost every subj ec t under the sun. including President Orner's prohlrms as head of the village, Mayor Dever' s. as how to manage the city of Chicago and even those of the crime commission, as to how It might easily rid Chicago of it s so-ca lled crime wave . But, as to selecting a name for the club-well it simply hasn't been done. ft i:-; possible the club has not felt the real need of a name. However, it is none the le ss remarkable that twelve people shou ld, with onlv t\\"O changes in ih personnel du~in~ all those years, have so. faitl.tfullv maintained the close rdattOnslnp of -thi s fricn<tly little circle. without having given it a name. Besides the Xort11an:', the present members of the club arc: ~fr. and ~f rs. S. H . ~foore, ~f r. ancl ~f rs. L. \V . Crush. ~fr. and ~frs. A. ] . Dixon, ~fr. and ~f rs. A. L. ~fen·r and ~f r and ~1 rs. ]. D. P<1hlman." al.l (If \\'ilm ctte . excrpt the Pahlmans, "·ho arc now Evanstoniarl:'. They ton, were formerly \\'ilmcttean..;. The rluh had a-, ih gunb, ~fr. :tnd ).Irs. 1.1. :--;. Kl ein. nf \ \ .ilml't t l': ~T rs. Charles E. Lord, (!f l'hirag(l anrl \Jj..;..; \fan· Barrett. ni \fu.;kt'gnn. \1 ich., "1H.l \\·as here \(I attl'n<l the 1-:nrhari..;tic Cc,ngrc-.'i and rl'mainecl a in,· day~ ;t:-; thl' glll·..,t of .\lr. and .\lr ->. Cru-.,h. Dridg-t' f'l11l1 Editor's :\ott·: .\ ftr' r gi\·ing- this m:lt tc·r dUP and \"r·ry dc·lib ·r:ttt· t'llllS i<kratio.n, Wt' ft'Pl that this <'luh sl mlrt haYt· a nanw, n. name of which it \\"ill lw pt·oull ns it ]lrr>g-I'l'SSt'S on and rq1 thr1111g·h futurt· Y<':trs, and at thf' s:·m·· Unw :1 nanH' \\·hir·h will ]l!' in- is therefore proud to have so many acclaim it the most homelike hotel they have ever known. Cool. pleasant two room kitchenettes, also combination 1 i v i n g room and bedroom apartments. Reservations may be made now for long term leases at preferred rates. Visit us or telephone University 8700 tli< ·atiH n f t],j;.; (]1C' <'111h's hi~h rffic·iPTH'Y in The Planr-Pay No Money Now After months of planning, we have made arrangements with the mill, from which we buy direct, to make for t~s during the dull summer months a big lot of fine wool blankets at a price below the market value. \Ve are putting them on sale at a correspondingly low price. There are no strings to this Advance Sale offer. You simply select now the co lot s You desire-without one cent -deposit. In September we will deliver your blankets, fresh and new as thev arri\·e from the mill. Thi · event provides a remarkable opportunity to save money-as this bianket will not be offered in our fall sale,:, at this Special Advance Sale Price. g-r··.tl g-:\llW. ' l'h l' rt·f'on ·. Wt' ~\l!!:g"· · St f<·l' ~ - 11\1!' ('nnsi<lt ·ration, tlt·· ttam,·, "\\·. ('. H. 1'." >" Ballards Holds Exhibit of Model Stage Settings An exl1ihit of m ode l stage setting-s \\·as held at Rall arcl';-; hook sto re nn \Yilmette avenue thi s \\"eek. The stages ha\' e he en built by t\\"0 ~·oung men, Jack A. Eddington and \Yalter J. Hart\,·ig. The stage is of Tudor de sign \\"ith two \\'in<l o\\'s, one on each ~ide of the proscenium arch. Among tl1e se tting s to he di spl:l,·r d are "The Bazaar . rene from Ki smet," the fourth scene from "Robin Hood." a setting from the "Temple of Buddha," a !llooel book store. and a frw dra,\·- · ing room settings. There will he one stage . etting on exhibit each dav. All of the settings arc made to scale, and one of the most interesting ones is that of a model cancly shop. Mr. and Mrs. R . D. Burtner, RlO Oakwood avenue, announce the marriage of their daughter. Florence Elizabeth. to Eclwanl B. Hinkly, son of Dr. and ~1 rs. F'. L. HinkleY of Evanston. After their ,retnrn from northern ~fichigan. Mr. Hinkly and his bride ""ill make their home at 1738 J uncway terrace, Chicago. Blankets May Be Seen on Display on the First Floor A Greater .Store /or Greater Evanston