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10 WILMETTE ~IFE July 5, 1929 Mrs. Ch~rlot Bickell Comstock daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bickell of 202 Colf terrace, Wilmette was hostrss for a ~1.arty of thirty young peopl_ e Saturday night, June 29. The occasion was the closing for the season of the Marionette Fel lowship of which Paul MacPharlin ot Winnetka is director. The Marionettf Fellowship gave a series of five puppet plays at the Evan ston Woman's cluh at int~n· als during th e past winter. Bridge and amusing games were played at the party after which some of the m·embers of the fellowship conducted a short Marionette play. Musk hY some of the other member!. tern;inatcd a delightful affair. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bickell are driving to northern Michigan, July 5, and Mrs. Comstock is leaving for Col orado Springs the same day. Ferdinand A. P . Fischer of 848 Park avenue, who is a member of the faculty of Crane Junior college, is taking graduate work this summer in the Graduate school of the University of Chicago. Mrs. C. B. Comstock Is Hostess to Fellowship Sky Harbor Attracts "Air Minded, .Citizenry · w: .... SCHREIBER'S SHOE SHOP Quality Footwear and High-Grade Shoe Rebuilding Shop on "The Ridge" and Save the DiHerence. 801 RIDGE ROAD Wilmette, Ill. Phonr Wilmette 3178 Open every evening $1~ GABBIELEEN PERMANENT WAVE Enjoy ~ cur-frrr vacation with tht prrfrct pum;anrnt the rtbxing ~nd rdrrshing f~ci~l-;and ;a complete moakt-up stt. · ~= -~ HE north shore was well repre.sented last Saturday qnd Sunday at the official opening of Sky Harbor, Chicago's ne\vest airport. located on Dundee road four miles west of Clcncoe. Since last fall hundred s of workmen have been busily engaged in the complicated operations of preparing the field and constructing the uniquely modern club house and airdrome. Skv Harbor. it has been emphasized hy its officers, is not a private club venture, but is open to the puhlic. having heen established for the purpose of providing a· public airport to . supply the needs of the north shore for an adequate and safe commercial landing field. The Gray Goose lines will operate SkY Harhor in connection with their present service at the Chicago municinal airport. : The views above were taken hy our staff photographer when the opening celebration was at its height. Above is pictured the attractive club house, a portion of which is to be occunied by the famous Russian Petruska club with the Petruska restaurant which i~ open to . the puhlic. The first floor of the structure houses the general offices of the Gray Goo~e Air lines. This ground level floor also contains a spacious waiting room. locker room for women students, a lunch counter and soda fountain. · il""""""""""'"""""""""'""""""""""""""'""""""""""""'"""""""""""""'""""""""""""'""""""""""""""""""'""""""""""'l!' . deptc . t s t l1e spacwus . ~ · , = Tl1e ova I mset ~ ~ airdrome, while at. the left we observe = ~ a crowd of vi~itors observing a newly ~ arrived Gray Goose plane preparing to T j Ft.rst Church of·Chrt·st, Set·entt.st Ttnth Strttt s:~o~~n::~v~:::u~ JULY 11 A. M~ilmettt, Ill. ~- ::::~~:~~:·:::~. - WEDNESDAY-TESTIMONIAL MEETING-s P. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL EXERCISES-9 :45 A. M. 7, 1929 Subject: GOD READING ROOM-1163 WILMETTE AVENUE Open Doaily (rxcrpt Wednesday and Soaturday) 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Wednesday 9 A.M. to 7:-45P.M.; Saturday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Aut~· Trip _ C'apt. Albert Borre, of the Wilmette police department. left this week with his familv and with his son-in-law. ·G. ]. Ely, o~ a motor trip to the West. Four other members of the police rlepartment-Serg"eant H. Vance and Officers Joe Schmidt, William Crute, and - Gcorc:e Schaefer-finished their annua\ vacations last week and returned to duty Saturday, June 29. family on 1.167 Wilmtrtt Ave. Pho~t Wilmrttr 4598 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watt, 415 E"""'" road, Kenilworth, entertained at a dinmay br rrad. borrowrd or purcbasrd at ·===:==_I ler-dance at Skokie Country club last Saturday tiight in honor of their son, THE PUBLIC IS CORDlAll Y INVITED TO ATTEND "},.Q Frank, and his guests from Harvard, \ CHURCH SERVICES AND VISIT THE READING ROOM all of whom are to be guests at Dr. Morrell's house party in Wyoming dur= -' . = :l'llllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllllltiJitiiiRtlllllllll~llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllji _ ing the month of July. ~~'i'::~in!ciR:~m~itrraturr The 6iblr and Works of Mary Baktr Eddy and aJI other authorized