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<p REE TT E-------- 2 | ~ OCIAL Ravinia Season Formally Opened. La Navarraise Tonight Ravinia is to have a repertoire of thirty-three operas this season, accord- ing to Louis Eckstein, who is enter- ing upon his second decade as Ravin- ia's entrepreneur. Among the operas are: "Lucia di Lammermoor," "Rigo- letto," "La Traviata," and "Carmen." "Lakme," which proved so successful in 1919, is to be revived this year. The new additions. to the Ravinia re- pertoire will be of varied character. Verdi's "Otello," Mascagni's "L'Amico Fritz," and Leroux's "Le Chemineau." The opera to be presented this eve- ning is "La Navarraise" and '"Caval- leria." On Sunday evening, the fam- ous popular opera "Lucia" will be given. The box holders at Ravinia for the season 1922 are as follows: Messrs. and Mesdames Charles T. Boynton, Bernard A. Eckhart, Louis Eckstein, James A. Patten, L. Koretz, Charles A. Stonehill. Mesdames J. McGregor Adams, George R. Thorne, Rockefeller McCor- mick. --_---- Mrs. John Orson Barber, 211 Church road, gave a large al fresco luncheon, Wednesday, on the lawn of her place, "Rest Awhile", to members of the Chicago chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Later, the party in automobiles, were charmed hy the beauties of Win- netka's environments. They also were shown the parkways, on Sheridan Road, where twenty-five memorial trees will be planted in the fall, under the supervision of Village Forester Lynch. Four of these trees will bear markers commemorating the deaths of Lieut. Elliot Durand, Jr., and his brother, Lieut. fugene Durand, Lieut. George T. Houston and Lieut. Roswell H. Fuller, sons of members. The space for these trees, was granted by the Village Council, to the Chicago chapter through Mrs. Barber, as chairman of the committee on his- torical monuments, relics and places. == A pretty little home wedding took place Wednesday evening, June 21, when Miss Martha Guelzow became the bride of Mr. Henry Schroeder, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Shroeder of 346 Park avenue, Glencoe, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Papa, 902 Lin- den avenue, Hubbard Woods, the bride's brother-in-law and sister. Rev. William Suhr of the Lutheran church performed the ceremony. The bride's dress was of champagne georgette and she carried white peonies. A wreath of silver leaves and rosebuds formed the head ornament. The bride's only attendent was Miss Margaret Siegle, who, as maid of hon- or, wore a frock of old rose canton crepe and carried pink roses. Mr. William Schroeder served his brother as best man and Mr. Paul Guelzow, brother of the bride, played the wedding march. --(-- Miss Louise Gunning of Lee, Mass., who is on her way to California for the summer, is the guest of Miss Betty WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1922 CTIVITIES Copeland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Copeland, 1%0 Linden street, for several days. Miss Copeland gave a tea in honor of her guest on Thurs- day afternoon, and on Monday eve- ning Mrs. William Hale and Miss Copeland will give a dinner party at the Hale home, preceding the Scott dancing party at Indian Hill club. C--O) : The Oak Street and East Willow Street Circles entertained fifty chil- dren from the Protestant Orphan Children's Home, Sixty-third and Yale streets, Chicago, at Lake Front Park, on Wednesday. On Thursday forty children and their mothers of the Chicago Commons were the guests of members of the Foxdale Avenue Cir- cle on the Winnetka beach. ee Oe Miss Virginia Buchanan is taking a group of friends up to her father's cottage at State Line, Wis.,, for a few days' outing. In the party there will be Mr. and Mrs. Paul Soule, Mr. and Mrs. G. Ross Stewart and Miss Roberta Skinner of Wilmette; Mr. Thornton Adams of Chicago, and Mr. Stuyvesant Hinman of Winnetka. --_-- Mrs. C. W. Washburne and children, 467 Chestnut street, have gone to Glenn, Mich., for the summer. Mr. Washburne, who has been made asSoO- ciate professor in the School of Edu- cation at Northwestern university, will occupy a position on the faculty during the summer school session. ------ The marriage of Miss Pauline Nel- son of Hubbard Woods, to Rev. B. W. Clover, former pastor of the First Evangelical Church of Winnetka, took place last evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson, 1015 Oak street. Rev Paul T. Seashore officiated. --- -0-- Mrs. S. Edwin Earle of 922 North avenue has left for a six weeks' so- journ at the New Ocean House, Swampscott, Mass. She is accom- panied by her daughter, Elsie, and her mother, Mrs. George W. Chatter- tor, of Springfield, Ill. --- Miss Lidmilla Smith, 802 Oak street, left for Montreal, Wednesday, and will sail from there on the S. S. Can- ada, for Liverpool. Miss Smith will visit in London, Paris, Switzerland, and while in Germany, will attend the Passion Play, Oberammergau, return- ing home early in September. --_---- Mrs. Carl Bergmann and daugh- ter, Miss Elsie Bergmann, of New York city, who are at the Blackstone, visited friends in Winnetka this week. They are leaving Saturday to take the boat trip to Buffalo. --O-- Mr. and Mrs. John W. Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Scott of Hub- bard Woods will entertain at a danc- ing party at the Indian Hill club on Monday evening next, in honor of their daughters, the Misses Betty and ( Barbara, and Emily and Isabel Scott. --_-0 Miss Pauline Nelson and her fiance, Rev. W. B. Clover, were guests of honor at a surprise shower given Tuesday evening by some seventy- five friends at the Winnetka Wo- man's club. They were presented with a handsome set of dishes. Mrs. N. H. Blatchford, Jr., is spend- ing the summer with her three chil- dren, at Woodstock, in the Catskill mountains. Mr. Blatchford will join his family in July. ek Mr. and Mrs. Buckingham Chandler and Mrs. Hermon B. Butler and son, pill down the floor for a good score the council hopes to enter the Royal Arcanum bowling league. A good basketball team is expected when next season rolls around. With this and other activities it is hoped to make things hum. That's future. Next Mon- day, July 2, discussion of R. A. Hos- 4 SESE ------=---------------------------------- pital Association picnic, and several other important business questions will occupy the floor. Refreshments and entertainment will follow the meeting. Several grand council of- ficers will probably be present. So, brothers, reserve next Monday for the lodge meeting. North Shore Country Day School Winnetka, Illinois Summer Day Camp Session | For Boys 7 to 14 years Six Weeks--July 5th to August 16th Daily, 2 to 6 p. m., except Saturday and Sunday Unusual Opportunities Offered Organized Sports Swimming Instruction Campcraft Educational Excursions Camping on school grounds one night each week. Instruction in camp cooking. All activities under the Jack C. Anderson, Director of TERMS: Six weeks' session Three weeks Single week LJ ON BE BO Information obtainable at the North Shore Country Day Telephone Winnetka 465. School, Winnetka. Sundays, Wilmette 732]X. Private tutoring week-day mornings. cation. try Day School, and Mr. Kenneth T. Price, Instructor in ll Science, North Shore Country Day School. Hiking [ Manual Arts Printing Story Hour personal supervision of Mr. Athletics, North Shore Coun- od i at TR Sat BN CB ON Te 4s 0 0s vs du» Evenings or Terms on appli- Stuyvesant, were among those sail- ing early this week for a summer in Europe. - = (-- Mrs. William (. Forrest and daugh- ters, of 485 Willow street, left last Friday for Minnesota, where they will remain until August 7. ---Q-- Judge and Mrs. Clark T. North, 1144 North avenue, will spend the month of July and the forepart of August in the Adirondacks, near New York. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. Laird Bell and their oldest daughter, Helen, 1352 North avenue, left yesterday for a trip abroad. They expect to be gone until September 15. Goodrich Tire -----Q-- Prof. and Mrs. Robt. D. Brackett of College Town, Texas, recently motor- ed up from their home to visit Mr. and Mrs. Sherman M. Goble, 511 Ash street. Prof. Brackett is Mrs. Goble's brother, Buy your TIRES where You See THiS SIGN The Goodrich Tire sign on a dealer's store is worth money to you. It is more than a guide--it is a guaranty. It says: "Here is a dealer who knows the value of the one-quality standard of Goodrich. Here is a store run by a man who believes in building permanent business through genuinely good service. Here is a place that you can depend upon--a place that gives you full value in return for Co Hh vi every dollar spent." Sper Hosting was held for members, 0 eir families and friends. Interest- . ing entertainment % i dd Buy your tires where you see Paul Huberich, who gave a lecture the Goodrich Tire sign It means satisfaction in every transaction. Royal Arcanum News Among Community House summer activities, through oversight notice of Royal Arcanum meetings was omit- ted. Such being the case it is here with emphasized that Winnetka Coun- cil 1131, of the Royal Arcanum will meet every first and third Monday of the month, throughout the calendar year. More than that the council hopes to conduct a peppy meeting every meeting night. So, brothers, don't forget out next meeting is next Monday night at the Community House at 8 o'clock. June 19, the many members and visitors who attended enjoyed an in- on "the Science of Short Arithmetic" which kept quite a few guessing. Music, games and refreshments, fol- lowed and an enjoyable evening was had by all present. It may be of interest to horseshoe enthusiasts that Bro. Radner holds the championship of the council and challenges all comers for this title. Among future activities of the Arcanians a good bowling team 1s anticipated and with help of some of : our hefty brothers who can roll the THE B.F. 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