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56 WILMETTE RETURN TO WILMETTE midwestern Colorado for twelve years, having his residence at Battle Creek, Colo. The al~mnae of Chi Omega are meeting today with Mrs. George Frye in Evanston. LIFE December 6, 1929 Harold ]. Burback, son of Henry ]. Burback, 1020 Linden avenue, has returned to \Vilmette with his family to reside here with his father. The younger Mr. Burback had been engaged in the cattle and sheep business in In Shawnee Play Local Residents Invited to Join Evanston 1¥altons An invitation for Wilmette residents to join the · Evanston chapter of the Izaak Walton league was extended this week by Joseph M. Larimer, president of the north shore group. A national membership campaign is now in pro~ ress and a concentrated effort is being made by the Evanston league to materially boost its roll call of 200 members. The National Izaak Walton league had its inception in Chicago in 1922 and of its four presidents, the first two resided in Evanston and the third, the late Joseph M. Dickinson, a cabinet officer under President Taft, litred in Winnetka. \Vheaton Augur of vVil mette and \.Yilloughby G. \Valling of Winnetka are among the prese nt na tional officers. Concurrently with its drive for new members, the league is endeavoring to bring home more forcibly and. clearly the scope of its object s and accom olishments and is seeking a better un der standing and closer cooperation on the part of the puolic. The Izaak \\' alton league is more than a sportman's organization . Fundamentally, it is an order, haYing neither political nor religious affiliations, composed of citizens from all over the United States who have oledged themselves to an unselfish service for the improvement, protection and preservation of America's outgoors. "" 1fiss Eleanor Grisamore, 411 Lake avenue, entertained. with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L.· Grisamore, as their guest over Thanksgiving, Wesley Stahmer of Wausau, \Vis., who is attending the Baldwin- \Vallace college · t Berea. Ohio. When styles demand that woman's figure should have lovely, graceful, perfect lines, STAYFORM is the ONLY foundation garment that meets the requirements. STAY FORM is designed on perfect line ~ , and perfection cannot be improved upon; for this reason STAYFORM has been years in advance of everything else on the market. STAY FORM is, therefore, the IDEAL foundation garment for today's style, the new Princess Gown-now that Perfect Lines of the figure are being recognized and admired. (Matzene Photo) THE ST A YFORM SHOP STATE BANK AND TRUST BUILDING, Fountain Square Phone Greenleaf 7077 EVANSTON 1009 Lake Street (The Forsyth Bldg.)- OAK PARK Phone Euclid 5392 Edgewater Beach Hotel 15!~ CHICAGO SHOPS ·57 E. Madison Bt. Stevens Bldg. 4237 Lincoln A venue 825 E. Ura Bt. Arthur B. Seibold, Jr., will have an important role in the play "Half an Hour" to be given by the Shawnee Players in the Shawnee Country club on the evenings of Friday and Satur. day, December 13 and 14. Mr. Seibold was formerly secretary of the Dartmouth Players, which is the Dartmouth college dramatic organization. He appeared in "The Poor Nut" and other plays. He is a member of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity and is now pra~ ticing- law in Chicago. Savage Arms Corporation Announce that the Modern HolDe Utilities Company ol Northern Illinois is the Exclusive Distributor for their products SAVAGE WRINGERLESS WAsHER AND DRYER-SAVAGE ALL ELECTRIC IRONER-SAVAGE HEALTH MoToRs ' for the North Shore District * * * * DIRECTORS SAVAGE ARMS CoRPORATION W. L. Wright, President Wm. A. Bradford Robert Jackson Wallace G. Childs Wm. S. Kies Alfred C. Coxe, Jr. E. A. McDonald Edward C. Delafield Scott McLanahan Henry J. Fuller F. R. Phillips R. S. Pierrepont Demonstrators on Display at DIRECTORS MoDERN HoME UTILITIES CoMPANY 1740 SHERMAN AVE. (One Block North of the Postoffice) of Northern Illinois John C. Dillon William A. Dyche John F. Hahn Peter N. Jans Emil A. W. Johnson George A. Kearney Fred J. Kihm Clinton Merrick Dr. W. L . Noble William H. Noble George A. Paddock Walter G. Pierce Sidney S. Porter John P. Randlev Charles H. Reynolds Herbert S. Simpson Charles N. Stevens Charles s. Wallace Daniel S. Wentworth James T. Wray EVANSTON GREENLEAF 0707 ·0708 WINNETKA 3184 "Modern Home Utilities /~sure Health, Comfort and Economy in Your Home"