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10 WILMETTE LIFE September 24, 1926 Evanston Girl Recovers . College Club Plans _ From Automobile Injury Scholarship Ball in Struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. William Ba_lhatcrhet, 725 Tenth street, Betty Jane.\: arne~. 10 years old , was seriously 111Jtt;~cl m front of her home at 2318 Harnson str~et, Evanston la st Friday. The clnl<l sustained' a brok en hip ;: and a skull fracture but is on .the roacl to recove ry at 'the Evanston hospital. She is th.e daughter of Knute A. \Varn er, president of the \V' arner Storage company of Chicago. Evanston) October 1.1 The. Evanston Smith College club, ,,:hich includes former st udeots and alumnae from Highland Park to . Evanston, ·will give a Scholarship Ball. \V e dn cs da~f, October 13, at 9· in th e evening at~ the Evanston · Country club. Cnusually good music ~) r om i sed b;r the chairma n of the Ball. ).fr ~. Ed"·ar<l Snthcdand Clt.~rk, (Elizabeth l'ampbcll), as Jerry Co nic~· and ,her _ o rche:'tra \\'ill play . Jerry IS the 'rl'd -headcd mu sic -maker," of great fam.e along tl~ t north shor e. :\Irs. Clark ancl )Jrs. Jo~eph L. C(Jr cor a 11 · o f E" ;111 s to n , pres i dcn t o f !h e ~mith C(l'llegr cl~·!l), arc co -opcr;:tmg in tht'ir cfiort s to make the hall one of the mo~t beautiful and attractiu.· dance~ of :ts kind. The entertai nm ent, \\·hirh will he anno un ced later, i. to he most unusual. Th<' list of committee chairm en, heside :\1 rs . Ed \\'arcl S. Clark. whose ;narriage la!->t year \\·as 01~e oi th e out~ tanding ·soc 1a 1 . c n ' n t s m Evan.: t ~ n, ..;. Joseph L. Corcoran of 1~.\' and :\f r . . anstnn as pre~ident oi th e club, melucie ":\fi ss :\1arg-arct Sco tt , of E\·anston. a cou..;in nf ":\fr. and ~frs. Fredcrick ~rott. ~hrriclan roacl, Hubb ard \Yood.;, "·ho \\·ill he in chrtrg<' of the refreshments: Mi . s ~cola ~ortharr of F\'an ~ ton is to h<" in charge of the ad YCrti . ing: ":\fi . s Yirginia Forbes of FYanston \rho \\·ill attend to the cntntainment. a!->;;i..:ted hy her colllmitt('c. and ":\1 i. . s ":\1 arA"artt DeLay. oi \\"in nctka. :\1 is~ \.wcndnkn \Ya-,hingtnn nf Clcnroe . and :\fi~s Carnlinc Schnfielcl in flildtbnd Park. in charge oi tirkeh in th.l'ir \'illagC' . ":\fi~s :\li e(· Jud-.on. daugh .t tr o f :\f r. :1nd ~f r . J anH·-, \f. Tud ~o11. 5~2 Sheridan rt·ad. Fran~tc, n. i: scrrrt;tn· ()i the Smith ('(,Jkl!'c rlu b. and i-, abo ;1 i. . tittl!' in thl· arran~ r mt"nt s. Tlw li :- t oi pat·rnn..; and patrone'-" C" \r ill lw alltll·llllCCd later. l11inrmation rc(.!':trding ticb·t .; mav hl' had in ·nl t llt' Jll:(lph- · li . . trd aho~-e. The cbnn· prom i ~ l' .., t n b l' ()IH' o i t he c, u h t an c); n g c ·w n t :-; in t hi~ ('a r h · s l' a..; n n r , i t h (' win tn '-. ~c.rial :trli\·ities. Frl'd Schmidt of R2i f.lnm·ocid arc nur and ":\1 ilton Emrich, 110\\' oi Clen cnr and formcrlv a reside nt of .\ V ilm L't tc·. ha \' e e 11 t ~ red up on 1h e ir fi r. t ~- rar\ \\'ork at Dartmouth college. F.\ ~rTLY X OTT(' 1-: Han· ""U trit·<l trH · ~· · n· !t·· · ~ r·f tlt i' ~anit:tn· · l~arlkr ~hop at 1J :?~- f'r·ntrnl A Y· ·nu··. 11pp()~it· · t ht· ~'··nt ra 1 f'a fl't,~ rin: H··n· tlw fanti!Y tr:-tdl' in hair ruttin~. IH,lJhing- nnd !'l hii1glin~ i~ c·s p· ·C'ia lly <':lt('rt·ll to. A f·h·nn stc·ri!izPd hrush nncl C'omh i!'l JH'OYi<lrcl for r·a('h cu :-:tClnw r . An <·xJlt·rit·nt·· ·d harlwr i~ ahYays wait in ~~- An up-to-llatc~ shi·ninc: sl· l'\'i C'l' ha s r ··c,· ntl y IJc·<·n install··<l. PJH,ne 'VilnWtl·· ~7R!:. MOTORS SERVICE Incorporqtet/ EVER.VTHING .fOr.tbe AVTOMOOILE NEVE It CLOSED High . Luster Finish With this polish we ·can make a d ~ 1 1 car look bright. Mr. and ~Irs. H. P. Conway of 81_8 Sixteenth str.eet have returned l.o the1r home after pending ten w.eeks abroad. -o~Ir. a nd ).Irs. ]. F. Comcc of 1612 Forest avenue had as their gu~ . ts over la st week-end, Col. W. G. Eden and \V. A. Callison of Lafayette, Ind. LINDEN-CREST Ladies' Tailor & Furrier SPECIALIZING IN ' Remodeling and Repairing ol all garments of either cloth or fur according to the latest styles at moderate prices. PHONE WILMETTE 62 4 30 Linden Avenue J.c.srown A.B. Cornet of 5th St. ~~Coming soon-cool pights and chilly mornings. Be ready with · The clean fuel of economy, for all he~fing plants and all seasons. Fill your bin now, while you can still profit by reduced summer p.rices. Right now is a good time to send for our Servicz Man. His suggestions can save you money on your season's fuel bill. Adv. Notice to Public School Patrons Medical inspection, or the presen tation of doc toes certificate of inspection, cannot legally be re · quired as a condition of admissio!l into or attendance upon the · publi~ schools of the State of Illinois. Public school patrons may obtain from our office a form of notic.: to serve upon principal and teacher that will protect the children of said patrons from medical interferrnce at school. a KUTTEN BROS. Everything in Fuel Telephone Wilmette 1 711 Main St., Wilmettet Illinots *merican Medical Lib.~rty League, Inc. 59 E. Van Buren St., Chicato ;