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18 WILMETTE LIFE June 1, 192~ Skokie Valley D. A. R. Play for Directors' Cup:.·.. Holda Annual Meeting at North ·Shore'.Saturday Golfing activities at the North Shore Golf club this Saturday will include Match play again5t par, full handicap, prize for winner and runner-up; . and the qualifying round of the directors' trophy, net s~ores, 16 to qualify, matc_h play, three-quarters difference handtcap. SUFFERS ACCIDENT Little Mis3 "Bunnie" Dahm, daughter ·of Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Dahm of Kenilworth, had a' severe accident while practicing for the Field day exercises at the Joseph Sears school last week. She has been confined to the Evanston hospital ever since. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hamm, 517 Sheridan road, Kenilworth, are leaving next week for a trip to Germany, sailing J~me 9, to return some time in August. During their absence their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rush C. Butler, Jr., will occupy theif home. , For the June Bride It is a pleasure to shop for Gifts for the June bride in our Gift Shop. The variety in appropriate gifts will surprise you and assure you that your gift will be individual. -aThe Delta Gamma sorority sponsored a benefit dance at the Opera club Friday evening, May 25. The following evening the Kappa Alpha Thetas gave a subscription dance. -o- National Tennis Week May 25th to June 2nd Mrs. Frederick D'Aix left Kenilworth on Wednesday of this week for the Presbyterian hospital, where she Members from the Church of th e will undergo a serious operation next Holy Comforter, Kenilworth, made an Monday . . unusually impressive representation at the United Thank Offering service held -o·Mrs. \V. H. Smythe and daughter, in the Episcopal church Thursday (\f Dorothy, of 43 Kenilworth avenue, last week in Oak Park. The Tha11 h Kenilworth, . just have returned from Offering from this small communit y "1\Jf'w York aft er a week's visit. was one of the largest in the diocese. The annual meeting ~ of the Skokie Valley chapter of the Daughters of th e American Revolution was held 011 Monday at the home of Mrs .. Emory Andrews in Winnetka, with a large attendance to greet the return of the regent, Mrs. Fannie Cope, who ha s been iti Florida during most of th e winter~ se~~on .' ·· Mrs. Cope gave a very inter es tin g and complete report of the National convention of the D. A. R. held in Washington, giving a clear idea of th e attitude of this organi~ation in man y points recently aired by publicity. · This report, together with busin ess and reports of various chairmen oi committees, formed the program of th e day. New members were elected to fill places of officers whose term5 arc expiring at this time. Mrs. Cope wa s re-elected as regent; Mrs. Harry Harrison, first vice-regent; Mrs. Edwin Hedrick, recording secretary; Mrs. Clyde Ross, auditor. In June the chapter will have a luncheon to honor the regents of the different Chicago chapters and the chapters of the nearby suburbs. On the social committee for the occasion are Mrs. Rufus Stolp and Mrs. Bently McCloud. Mrs. Leland Danforth was taken int o the chapter as a new member. The Selection of Precious Stone Jewelry . Top-Flite Rackets The speediest tennis racket in the world. Best quality gut that is obtainable. Strong durable frame. Special CJonfidence in the seller should be the first con·· sideration in the pur·· chase of Fine Jewelry. Only the finer specimens of Pearls, Diamonds and ·Precious Stones- that are truly/4worth whtle" are used in the making of SPAULDING JEWELRY. $15.00 Tennis Balls ............ SOc & . up Tennis Racket Covers .... 65c & up White Tennis Pants .... $2.75 & up Tennis Shoes ............ $1.75 & up Evanston's Spalding Store SPAULDING· & COMPANY Jewelers Michigan Avenue, Chicago Orrington Avenue. Evanston Rue de la Paix, Paris Chan·dler 's Fountain Square Uaivenity 123 Evanston 630 Davis St.