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\ mE FAR - Jocil Happenings 1 | Winnetka. Hubbard Woods. wm... by Ruth Risley TTI LN ae RS. PHILEMON B. KOHLSAAT has charge of the next prcgram of the series devoted to the Appreciation of Music which is being given at the Winnetka Woman's club under the auspices of the Music committee. Mrs. Kohlsaat will give a short talk on Polyphonic Music. Her theme will be most in- terestingly illustrated by a chorus of school children and a string quartet. Mrs. Edwin S. Fecheimer, one of Winnetka's most charm- ing pianists, will play a Bach prelude and Fugue. This program will be given on Thursday, November 20, at 3 o'clock. All club members are invited. oS REPARATIONS for the holiday fete at the Winnetka Woman's P club on Dec. 5 and 6 are in full swing. The sale opening Friday afternoon, Dec. 5, will present many exceptional opportunities to the women of Winnetka. It is always pleasant to buy attractive Christmas presents and at the same time help a worthy cause and there will be many especially charming articles for sale in the shape of workbags, hand-painted oil cloth, table covers and candle shades. Any one contemplating dinner parties during the Christmas holidays would do well to purchase some of the chic maids' aprons at the apro:. table. There are half a dozen sheerest organdie with collar and cuffs to match and also some dainty sets of dotted swiss, sure to bring joy and pride to the heart of the wise hostess who purchases them. Mrs. Otis Skinner will have charge of the apron table. And speaking of the holiday dinner} parties reminds one that extra food; Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Biery, who is needed in most households during | have been the guests of Mrs. Biery's E. P. MOLLOHAN, Sales Manager Phone EVANSTON 4884 BE ----------a-- Friends: --This morning I received a letter from Ford Motor Co. explaining the car situation and informing me "just how" it will be possible to obtain cars next spring. Every one of their 28 branches is oversold from 2 to 3 months ahead, and as orders are filled strictly in accordance to date of purchase, it behooves the wise man who wishes "Spring Delivery," to place his order NOW and take deliv- ery at his convenience. By placing your order now, you assume no responsibility an merely protect your own interest. ! your mind and wish to cancel your order, you may do this without any embarrassment or any questions asked. Deposit will be refunded immediately. Better be safe than sorry. Order now. billed at price prevailing at time of delivery. you wish further information. R.D. CUNNINGHAM Exclusive 'Dealer Should you change Car will be Phone us if 810 Church Street the month of December and there will be a food table at the fete under the direction of Mrs. James Weart. The women of Christ church guild have been noted in this community for their food sales so doubtless many households will count menting their home supplies from the store of cakes and jellies and rolls and pumpkin and mince pies that will be found at Mrs. Weart's table and also at the food table under the auspices of the evening guild. There will be a table of toys for the little ones and at another table will be some lovely children's clothes. One of the features of the Fete will be the table of comforters which is under the direction of Mrs. George Farnsworth and Mrs. J. Eager Lloyd.' Because of an opportunity to buy some of the material -wholesale and because the labor is donated these quilts will be sold at unusually at-' tractive prices below anything that can be found in Chicago of the qual- ity. In sorye of these quilts the wool is covered first with cheese cloth and the outside cover attached lightly by hand so that it is easy re- moved and washed, a feature that will be much valued by the careful housewife. In spite of all these preparations Mrs. Guthrie and Mrs. Street, the women who have charge of the sale! many announce that they can use more workers if they will only volun- teer. Mrs. Guthrie will be to re- teive donations of money to be spent on the' stock or of materials of any kind or size. ing able to evolve something beauti- ful and useful from every remnant presented to her, however small. Also she will be glad to give materials and directions to any one who will offer to do work for the sale in her own home. Mrs. Guthrie's tele- phone number is Winnetka 305. The children will undoubtedly have a glorious time at their party on Saturday, December 6. There will be no tickets printed for this affair as it has been proved that it is simpler where children are concerned, to have the admission paid at the door. There will be games, dancing, an entertainment and refreshments to amuse them and a favor for each to carry home. The rehearsals for the plays that will be given on the even- ings of December 5 and 6 are pro- gressing and some of the cleverest and best known amateurs on the north shore are taking part. How- ever, the names of both plays and players will be kept a dark secret; till the last moment. More than one hundred soldiers from the military hospital at Fort Sheridan were entertained at dinner at Community House last Friday evenine, Mrs. Royal Hoagland, chair- man of the committe in charge had assisting her Mesdame: Harrv 1. Or- wig, James A. Morley. George W. At- kins. Thomas M. Breoks. I. C. Nor- ton, and the Missés Emil Orwie and Ileanore Hoagland. The dining room arrangements were in choree of Miss Hoaelahd and Miss Mary Williams, assisted bv twenty young, women. Following the dinner a de- lightful entertainment was given un- der the direction of Mrs. [florence Kipper Frank. ef A subscription dance is to he given ot the Winnetka Woman's club next Saturday evening bv a group of voung people in the Village. Mrs. Douglss Smith, was a luncheon hostess on Thursday to the Mission- ary commitice of the Woman's so- ciety. ( on supple- | She is confident of be-, | Dotatat Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Lieber, | 984 Elm street, for a fortnight, left last evening for their new home at Ducor, Pulare county, California. En SCI UN SAY EV AN STON ED = | ITH route they will spend a few days in I TT -------------------------------------- ] San Francisco. ee Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Crane, 903 Elm street, are leaving the first of the week for a short visit in New York City, prior to their departure for Mount Dora, Florida, where they will spend the winter months. ee WINNETKANS! Mrs. Francis Peabody Butler, 777 dryant avenue, was a member of the committee in charge of a bridge party given Thursday afternoon at the Casino, for the benefit of the North Avenue Day Nursery. EVE Mrs. Alice Lamh and family of 052 Snruce street, left Thursday even- ine for Tos Angeles, Cal, where they will make their future home. Mrs. [Lamb has sold her home to Mr. Bak- kemo. res fet i Mrs. C. C. Wortley spoke on the | "Activities at Community House" at the meeting of the West Elm street Circle h#ld Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ebert S. Har- rold. ER Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Washburne | entertained the teachers of the Sko-| kie and Greeley schools at a "cents" | party on Wednesday evening, at their home on Linden avenue. i ert Mr. Kenneth A. Cummins of Or-] tonville. Minn., is visiting friends in Winnetka this week. Mr. Cummins | was formerly a member of the 80th | company, 6th Marines. i -- i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. O'Keefe, of { Iivanston, formerly of Winnetka, an- nounce the birth of twins, a hoy and a girl, on Sunday, November 9. i The Hawthorne Lane Circle will i meet Monday, November 17, at 2:30 ! o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles "N. Ascheim, 384 Hawthorne Lane. a 2a A Hard Times party was given at Sacred Heart church hall last Thurs- in 1917. Prof. Theodore G. Soares head of the Department of Practical Theology of the University of Chicago, El will be the main speaker AT 8:00 O'CLOCK id At Community House Corner of Pine St. and Lincoln Ave. Next Sunday Evening, Nov. 16 Winnetkans will remember Prof Soares and his wonderful talk on the Village Green at the Fourth of July celebration This is the Seventh of a series of Community Sunday Eve- ning meetings for every person in Winnetka, meetings are very much worth-while--ask those who at- tended last Sunday night. And the day evening by a group of the young women tn the church. Conducted jointly by all Protestant Churches in Winnetka CM = ----r OO ee OX O == oe Scatter Sunshine Il o PAINTS Of all kinds in large and small cans WALL PAPERS, PAINTING & DECORATING Floor Finishing a Specialty RASMESEN'S PAINT STORE FREE PAINT INFORMATION FREE with Greeting Cards ore ey Surprise the folks who hardly hope you will remember them with a merry greeting at Christmas time. Ar Or 0 IYO EET OC N.J. 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