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Tim FINBa WAY TO LIVE. A ..... fJI 11,.. to North Shott Pto, Wbo Jllfbt Lilt. to Im,.oe» Tbtit Lioiag AnMgfment· .· ICluli~a· ttW BM/it I Living at the Georgian you enjoy all the solid living comfort this age has to offer. Mrs. C. Warren Cozzens· of 626 Maple avenue is cpainnan of arrangements for the large benefit card party the Wilmette League of Women Voters is giving at the Wilmette Masonic temple Wednesday afternoon, · March 14. SYMWL OF QUALITY AND SERVICE MRS. HELENA E. LEE DIES Mrs. Helena E. Lee of 818 Sixteenth street died Thursday, March 1. Services were held Saturday afternoon, March 3, from her home and interment was at Graceland cemetery. Surviving Mrs. Lee are her daughter, Mrs. Ester Sherman, her sister, ~Irs. Evelyn J. Elston, and a brother, Charles C. Johnson. She was a member of Minerva Conclave No. 1; T. K. Sunshine chapter, 0. ·E. S.; Rogers Park Rebekah lodge No. 109, L. 0. F.; Matligan Corp. No. 141, \V. R. C. FoDowing a few days' iUness of pneumonia, Clarence Moore Puhlman of 623 Washington avenue, Wilmette,. passed away Monday, February 'D·. Funeral senices were held the foUowing Thursday at St. Augustine's Episcopal church, in which he had been an active worker · for many ·years, and interment was in the family vault in Lake Forest. His widow, Mrs. Florence S. Pohlman, survives his passing.. Mr. Pohlman, who was well known along the entire north shore, was born in Plymouth, Wis. He was the son of Otto Pohlman and Anna Moore Puhlman and a descendant of Holland pioneers of New York. His life of enterprise and success reflected the spirit of these early forbears. Mr. Pohlman was western manager and. member of the firm of J. H. Lane · and company of New York and Chicago, and a member of the South Shore Country club, Chicago Athleti-c club, and Shawnee Country club. MRS. EUGENE HATCH DIES Mrs. Eugene A. Hatch, a former resident of Wilmette, died suddenly at her home in East Qrange, N. J ., on February 4. Mrs. Hatch was the eldest daughter of the late Mrs. Mary B. Barry and a sister of Mrs. John A. MacLean of Wilmette, and of Dr. George F. Barry of Evanston. She is survived by her hq~band and three children, Loren E. Hatch of New York Kenneth B. Hatch of Harrisburg and Mrs. Frederick Meeder of East Orange. PASSES AWAY MARCH I Abraham E. Moon, U2 Dupee place, passed away March 1, at the age of ?0 year~. Funeral services were held ·~! Belmt. Mr. Moon is survived by h1~ daughter, Mrs. William H. Rose, wtth whom he lived and Arthur E Moon of Chicago. ' · The Alpha Phi sorority at Northwestern universitv held its formal initiation last Saturday. AwaJ~~- Perhaps You Haven't Thought of ThisYou can't live in perfect comfort on the basis of economy, for your result will br economy of comfort. Y oo can't live anywhere for less tban you can at THE GEORGIAN without living wit~ Ins advantages. Wby not visit THE GEORGIAN and see bow you might mjoy more advantaga for about the same money you bave betn paying? Write (or telephone Greenleaf 41 00) for a very interesting booklet showing the ·advantages of living at THE GEOR.GIAN in Evanston. lrut clip naiaM AMPLE FUNDS TO LOAN 5~~-6~ CONSTRUCTION- REFINANCING RESIDENCES. STORES. APARTMENTS Safepanled laveatmeata 11 South La Sallt Strttt, Cbicago--Ctntral 2990 Jl ighlmtl P111l Atltlna R. F. Kuhns·. 827 Lincoln. AYt·· H. P. a86o thu Mo.rtianHrJt, write JOUI' _,,,,, nMil, IIIHI thu ,....,. bool&let imtrlftiMtelv. Ample funds at Jllhr C+oiJian An A4tltftl of DUfiaction DAIIS AT HINMAN- intetest for loans on homes · 5, 10 and 15 year p1aDa, ltraiPt or with poe-payment pivileaea Oar ....... ,.,..,.., 6.r EVANSTON- GREENLEAF 4100 I J