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~ay 17, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 55 Grieg Chorus Sings in Winnetka Wednesday MOVING STORAGE BERSCH WiL 3Z -· PACKING Phonee: UniY. 7317 Read the Want Ads An Automatic; Storage Water Heater for --- Real Comfort this Summer The Grieg Male chorus, a group of Chicago business men wha3e hobby is choral singing, will be heard in concert in the Jane ~uppenheimer Memorial hall at Skokie school, \Vinnetka, Wednesday evening, May 22, at 8:15 o'clock. The program ts to be a benefit for the building fund of the First Evangelical church in Winnetka. from her late residence to St. John's Lutheran church, with the Rev. Herman Meyer officiating. Burial to0k Mrs. Martha L. Miller, 48, wife of place at St. Peter's Lutheran cemetery, Peter N . Miller, died Friday, May 10, ~iles Center. at her home, 126 Central Park avenue, Wilmette, af.ter a lingering illness. Mrs. Winnetka Architect on Miller came to Wilmette two years ago Jury Making Prize Award from Evanston, where she wa'3 born and where she had lived for 46 yea·rs.l Edwin H. Clark! well known archiBesides her husband she is survived by teet, 909 M t. Pleasant road, Winnetka, a daughter, Dorothy, a sister. Mrs. was a member of the jury making the Herbert R. Dahncke, of 103 Sixteenth awards of the twenty-nine foreign street, Wilmette, and a brother, Wit- travel scholarships of the Architecliam Leser. The funeral services were tural Sketch club of Chicago, carrying held Monday afternoon at 1 :30 o'clock with it an award of $1,200 as contrib- Mrs. Martha L. Miller Dies at Her Home Here uted jointly by the Chicago chapter, American Institute of Architects, the Illinois Society of Architect3 and the Architects of Chicago to finance six months' travel and study in Europe. Albert Ei·3eman ] r., a member of the staff of David Adler was the winner. Pittsburg-Diamond Automatic Water Heater $fi2~ f ln111111NM £xlrw t POSTPONE PROGRAM The program that Paul Swan was to have presented tonight at the Evanston Woman"3 club has been indefinitely postponed. Mr. Swan was to have presented his play "The Hour of Destiny" and a group of interpretive dances. Puauc SERVICB COMPANY OP NOilTHallN IWICOII Central Ave. Wilmette Phone Wilmette 2899 JOSEPH W. KEJ.JOE. District Manager 1 14 1 FISHERMEN will find it convenient to take advantage of the excellent service THE MILWAUKEE ROAD is giving for the opening of the fishing season. The Fish Special will leave the Union Station, Chicago, Friday night, May 24th, arriving in Sayner Saturday morning, May 25th. This train will return Sunday night, May 26th. Two good days of fishing for muskellunge, pike and trout. Guides, boats and bait are rea~y at The Sayner. The Decoration Day Fish Special leaves Chicago, Wednesday, May 29th and returns Sunday, June :znd. Four days in tbP Northwoods-ample time to combine fishing with golf. Or if you plan to motor, write us for a marked road map; one day's drive from Chicago over good roads. The Sayner is ready for either fisherm~n or golfers. modern convenience and excellent food service. Every The Sayner HOTEL AND BUNGALOWS ON PLUM LAKE MR. and MRS. S. M. SAYNER. Propa. A Plum Lake M wkir SAYNER, WISCONSIN Mu~kiea caught at The Sayner