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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1922 NETKAWTI TET WEL Mrs. John Orson Barber, of Chicago Chapter D. A. R., Takes Part in Ceremony HONOR "REAL" D. A. R. Impressive Ceremonies Hon- or Mrs. Julia W. Brass 'The committee on historical places, monuments and relics, Chicago Chap- ter, Daughters of the American Revo- lution, of which Mrs. John Orson Bar- ber is chairman, accompanied by Mrs. Charles E. Herrick, regent; Mrs. W. A. Meyer, vice-regent, and other mem- bers of the chapter, went to Crown Point, Ind., last week, Wednesday, in automobiles. After an excellent dinner at the Commercia! Hotel, and, incidentally, the last dinner to be given in this eighty-one year old structure, which is being replaced by a large modern hotel, the party rode to the cemetery and unveiled the official D. A. R. bronze marker for 'real daughters" (which had been placed on the monu- ment of Mrs. Julia Watkins Brass, the seventh child of the second marriage of Oliver Watkins, a soldier must be called for within three weeks of the Revolutionary war. Mrs. Brass was a member of the Chicago Chapter. Dr. L. A. Salisbury, her grandson, and many of her old-time friends, in Crown Point, were present. The ceremony, in charge of Mrs. Barber, was beautiful and impressive. There were appropriate songs by Mrs. Ethel Cornell, which followed the Pledge to the Flag. Mrs. Frederick Knapp read an original poem written for the occasion. Mrs. May Brevoort Perkins, Mrs. Khapp and Mrs. Rena Hopkins Tuthill, whose great-grand- father, Stephens Hopkins, was a sign- er of the Declaration of Independence, | and Mrs. Barber read portions of the romantic history of Mrs. Brass, Mrs. Barber read an original poem and at the proper moment, during its reading, Dr. Salisbury, the grandson, drew aside the American Flag. The Regent, Mrs. Herrick, led in repeating the Lord's Prayer. Those Kitchen Utensils Still Await the Owners As faithfully recorded in last week's issue of the Winnetka Talk, there are numerous household utensils, etc., de- posited in the kitchens of Community House, left in the wake of equally numerous "dinners, etc. The articles or wholesale disposition will be made at the instance of Community House authorities. The list includes: Four aprons, 4 napkins, 2 lunch cloths, 1 silk neck scarf, 2 white bowls, 1 aluminum colander, 1 bread tin, 1 enamel spoon, 12 fire tins, 4 cake baskets, 2 rolling pins, 2 round baking pans. JOINS PHARMACY STAFF Mark Vornholt has been added to the staff of clerks at the Adams Phar- macy, Elm and Linden streets. Telephone 844 "AT ECKART'S" WHAT IS PAINT? It is a pigment chemically approved for the purpose of coloring or coating a surface elaborate or plain. got The Liquid with which the pigment is fF) und or o {mixed in, must be of such quality to hold it to the surface and must be the proper kind to obtain durability. Ee + The paint we are selling for almost eight years has proved that it is the right kind for Exterior as well as for Interior surface. J. F. Eckart Co. HARDWARE, PAINTS TOOLS, CUTLERY, GLASS 736 Elm St. Winnetka, Ill. Phone 844 by , ) 2 ol | 4 \ i {0K WS\ nl -- AL =\\ ; A\ EEE interest and the principle. AENVAIRL Wian's Loi! never brings its proper reward until lie begins to save money - - ON'T invest your money in D I. O. U's. They don't draw any Show your moral and financial sanity by opening a savings account with this bank and let us ad- vise you about your financial matters. WINNETKA i VIUSY & SAVINGS CRAIS WIKRE, LL | | sy = 4 WT OTR HART Ee i y tf 4 7 £ Ere 7 x, cfc I et quite often default Welch's Cafeteria Wilmette-- HE atmosphere in our Cafeteria is unusually pleasant. inating people realize the value of attractive sur- roundings. Enjoy well-prepared food in the com- pany of your friends. Dine Today the Cafeteria Way Discrim- Pre-War Price with Greater Value : @ ® | Combined in New | | MINUTE MAN sO (Series 22) $1745 | It is not encugh to fix a price-- Lexington Motor Car one year ago! : anyone can do that! Note that we say "less in price--" Value is the prime consideration! For in value it is the greatest Lex Not only is the new Series 22 price ington ever produced! | $240 less than lowest previous Lex- It has more power, more speed, ington equipped with the famous will accelerate better, run smooth Ansted Epgine-- er, throttle down more evenly, han- But at $1745 it is more than $1000 dle easier, ride more comfortably-- less in price than any comparable Don't believe us! Make us Drove it! 1S ad " LEXINGTON CHICAGO COMPANY | EVANSTON BRANCH 1008 DAVIS ST. PHONE 6975 USED CAR DEPARTMENT AT 1464 SHERMAN AVE, ~