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r= WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1922 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES - ITEMS OF PERSONAL MENTION | North Shore Yacht Club to Change Name; Inspect New Cruiser NEW thirty-six-foot raised cabin cruiser belonging to the Burger Boat company, was moored in Wilmette harbor last Friday for inspection of the members of the North Shore Yacht club. The boat is the last word in de- signing and visitors at the club enjoy- ed an inspection tour preceding the regular weekly dance. The club has recently been informed through the Secretary of State of II- linois that its name must be changed, as articles of incorporation cannot be granted where the name has been used on prier occasions. Club mem- bgrs are now offering suggestions for the new title. Memberships in the club are now all taken and a waiting list has been established, Lawrence D. Ely of Evanston is membership chairman. --A-- Mr. Charles Howells Coffin of Black- thorne road, has joined Mrs. Coffin and the children at Poconco Lake, Pennsyl- vania, and will escort them to Mason Hill Farm, Williamstown, Mass., where they will remain until the end of the month. Mr. Coffin will return to the Country Day school the first week in September, while Mrs. Coffin and the children will go on to Cape Cod to remain until the fifteenth, at which time they will return home. 'While they are in Williamstown Mr. Coffin will attend the Institute of Poli- tics at Williams College. Mrs. Coffin and the children, who left Winnetka | on June 15, have been the guests of her sister at her summer home on Poconco Lake. Rl The North Shore Vassar club meet- ing to sew for Petticoat Lane will be held on August 15 at the residence of Mrs. W. Dow Harvey, 960 Sheridan road, Hubbard Woods, and on August 22 at the residence of Mrs. Vernon C. David, 1624 Wesley avenue, Evanston, instead of as previously announced. Among the north shore women who | are active in the club are Mrs. Andrew McLeish of Glencce, Miss Dorothy Day, Mrs. T. H. Ward, Miss Sara Ben- nett and Miss Elizabeth Greeley. ga Miss Ruth Copeland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Copeland, 180 Linden avenue, has returned from eighteen days' stay at the Indian Hill camp. Mr. Townsend Copeland is leav- ing this week to attend a house party given by Miss Polly Packard at her parents' home on Mackinac Island, and later another house party at the Blach- ford summer home at Desbarat, Canada. fel Mrs. Henry P. Eames of 1319 E. Fif- | tieth St., Chicago, a member of the | Advisory Board of Directors, will open | her home on Monday, August 14, to the Executive Board of the New America Shop. Among the north shore women who will attend this meeting are Mrs. Israel C. Pope and Mrs. William Kunkel of Kenilworth, | and Mrs. James A. Lowry of Wilmette. | iy | Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Marian Boke, of Conover-by-the-sea, Cal.,, daughter of Professor Boke of the University of California, and Mrs. Boke, to Mr. Thorne Clarkson Taylor, of San Fran- | cisco, son of Judge and Mrs. Thomas | Taylor, for many years residents of Hubbard Woods. The wedding will take place on September 30. ----O-- On Wednesday of next week a group of Winnetka folks will leave for the west to spend a month on a ranch in Montana. Those who are leaving in- clude Mr. and Mrs. William P. Sidley and their son, William, Jr., Mr. F. K. Copeland, Frederick W. Copeland, Judge Cutting and Miss Betty Cope- land. --0-- The Ravinia Club of Wilmette, of which Mrs. Charles W. Moody is chair- man, entertained the children of How- ell Neighborhood House, Chicago, yesterday at Ravinia Park. Luncheon was provided by the committee, and the youngsters enjoyed the special Children's program which is offered each week. ---- Mrs. Robert Kingery, 809 Pine street, entertained at a birthday party for her small son, Thomas Kenneth Kingery, on Friday of last week. The list of guests included Marilyn and Joan Mac Adams, Edmond and George Frazer, Jane Sellers, Betty Jane Bailey, Elizabeth Anning and Dorothy Laurie. Eo, ei Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Rogers and son Gordon, 467 Linden street, accompan- ied by Perry Lieber, of 468 Ridge ave- nue, are leaving this morning for Lake Minocqua, Wis. Gordon and Perry will join "Buddy" Rogers at Rev. George Craig Stewart's camp, for the last two weeks. Miss Louisa Mae Greeley is accom- panying a group of friends from New York state on a camping tour in the Tamagami region, Canada. Miss Doris Wardner, who was Miss Gree- ley's house-guest, during July, has re- turned to her home in Norwood, Mass. ----g Judge T. G. Windes, Miss Susan Windes, Miss Grace Margerum and Miss Elizabeth Shibley, are enjoying a week's cruise on the Great Lakes this week, aboard the North Amer- ica. --_--(-- Miss Louise Otis returned this week from an extended visit in Portland, Maine, and will accompany her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Otis, 44 Oak street, to the Tennessee moun- tains for a month's sojourn. They will leave on Sunday. i On Tuesday and Thursday evenings during the month of August, Mrs. M. H. Lieber is conducting a class in Parliamentary Law for the Board of Managers of the Chicago Woman's Advertising club. -- Mr. and Mrs. Norman K. Anderson and three sons, 565 Willow street, are leaving Saturday on a month's mo- tor trip through the east. They will spend the greater portion of their time in Boston. --0-- Mr. and Mrs. H. O. K. Meister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Root, Mr. and Mrs. Wislon Reid and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hyatt and family have returned from an interesting trip through northern Wisconsin resorts. --(Y-- Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Aspenwall of 1195 North avenue, Hubbard Woods, who have been on a two weeks' motor trip through Wisconsin and Minne- sota, are expected home early in the week. (Pr Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Schell and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Jonas H. Madsen and family have returned from a motor trip to the Dells and Devils Lake, Wis SG Mrs. Hathaway Watson is in Mil- | waukee, participating in the golf tournament of Oconomowoc Lake club and the Milwaukee Country club on | the latter's grounds. --Veee Mrs. Robert Douglas, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H. Edwin McNeal, 925 Elm street, for several weeks past, returned to her home in Buffalo, on Thursday. ---0-- Miss Harriet Pearl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Pearl, 1108 Elm street, entertained a few friends informally yesterday in honor of her fifth birth- day anniversary. --O0-- Mrs. Virginia Noe, 989 Ash street, will return tomorrow from Oconomo- woe, Wis.,, where she has been the guest of Mrs. James G. Weart for several days. iim Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huth motored | through from Milwaukee to spend last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Krause, 824 Humboldt avenue. FP Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stixrud have been entertaining Mr. Stixrud's broth- er and his family from Norway this last week. --(-- . Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Neiglick an- nounce the birth of a daughter on August 9. Mrs. Neiglick was formerly Miss Sigrid Anderson. Se On Monday evening last, a group of young people gave an impromptu danc- ing party at the bath house on the Winnetka beach. Oi Mr. and Mrs. John C. Welter, 802 Cherry street, returned Sunday from a week-end visit with friends in Dwight, Ill. --Pr---- Mr. Joseph Greeley, 655 Maple ave- nue, is attending a house party at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs George Packard on Mackinac Island. yt Dr. and Mrs. Delbert W. Poff and their small daughter, Ruth, 562 Hai- thorne lane, left this week for a month's trip through the west. --0-- Miss Mary Williams is leaving to- day for a two month's visit with Mrs. James Harris at her new home in California. --0-- Mr. Lowell Copeland, 180. Linden avenue, left this week to spend a month with the James F. Porters on Penobscot Island, Maine, ts Mrs. Ralph Varney was hostess at a children's party at the Winnetka Wom- an's club yesterday afternoon for her small daughter, Virginia. lh Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Krause, 824 Humboldt avenue, and their house guest, Mrs. Paul, are enjoying a mo- tor trip through Wisconsin. Miss Harriet Nichols, 315 Ridge ave- nue, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Alfred H. Gross, of Evanston, at her sum- mer home, York Village, Maine. Batted, Mrs. O. Th. Carpentier, 362 Haw- thorne lane, has left for a trip in the East and Canada, with her father, Dr. C. N. Johnson of Chicago. Fr Mrs. Daisy Hunt of Monterey, Cal., is spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Walda Putnam, of Poplar street. Tn Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weinstock, 811 Cherry street, returned Friday from an extended automobile tour. kn . Mrs. Arthur J. Roth, 246 Sheridan road, sailed August 1 on the Aquitania for a two months' trip abroad. Dr. Wendell A. Diebold, 797 Elm street, left last Monday for a fort- night's vacation in the north woods. iy Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Lieber, 468 Ridge avenue, are spending the week- end at Pleasant Prairie, Wis. --iee Mr. and Mrs. Armour Park of Glen- coe, are enjoying a fortnight"s auto- mobile tour of Wisconsin. sei Miss Ruth Matz of Hubbard Woods is spending the month of August in Maine. pg Mrs. Laurie and her daughter, Dor- othy, of Humboldt avenue, are spend- ing a fortnight in Milwaukee. ----O-- Mr. David Lasier has returned from a week-end stay in Detroit, Mich. Kenilworth Happenings | Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Little and daughters, the Misses Virginia and Helen, arrived home Tuesday night from Saugatuck, Mich., where they have been the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Horswell, formerly of Kenilworth. ---- The Misses Dorothy and Emily Foresman have as their guest, Mrs. Gracien Pedley of Kentucky. Mrs. Pedley was a classmate of the Misses Foresman at Smith College. ne Mrs. Edwin Hedrick left Tuesday to visit Mrs. H. P. Harrison at her sum- mer home. Mr. Hedrick and daughter Virginia have gone on a fishing trip in northern Wisconsin. HL ed Mrs. Leon Ellis, who is staying with Zier mother, Mrs. Grant Ridgway, gave a birthday party for her small son, Tommy, on Monday afternoon for nine of his friends. PE Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pease, Jr., and small daughter, Betty Anne, are spend- ing the month of August with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Warren Pease, Sr. pg Mrs. Frank Gerould, who is visiting | her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tay- | lor, is spending the week-end with | Mrs. Dudley Pierson in Milwaukee. | en gy | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Clark are re- EXXXXXXXXXXIXXXIXXXXXXXIXL ¥ . ¥ Poultry : : Broilers, Frying J : and Roasting + : Chickens--- + > Freshly Dressed : * . : Mrs. Smith ~~ § {819 Oak Phone 112 J . Winnetka $ AAAA AZZ ZX II XXIII REAL HELPFUL SERVICE PAINT All Size Cans, Tubes, Speclal Colors vou Can Do Better Here Than Elsewhere RASMESEN'S zai "WINN 3 STORE ceiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Marjorie Elizabeth, on Friday, August 4. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Reichmann, who have been spending the month of July at their farm in Barrington, Illinois, have returned home. Zo Miss Lovey Norris, who has been the guest of Miss Elizabeth Stolp, left Tuesday night for her home in Casper, Wyoming. --t0-- Mr. and Mrs, Ira Darling and fam- ily have returned from the H. F. Bar ranch, Buffalo, Wyoming, where they have been spending a month. -- Mrs. E. W. Burchard gave a birth- day party for fourteen friends on Sun- day in honor of Mr, Burchard's birth- day anniversary. --0-- Mrs. Ward Starrett is spending three weeks with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Ralph Starrett, on Eagle River, Wisconsin. --_---- Mrs. Henry JT.. Rathbone gave an informal tea Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Howard. -- Mrs. Dwinnell Slater is visiting Miss Miriam Shattuck at her summer home in Wisconsin. Hl LL Mrs. C. G. Burnham has as her guest her sister, Miss Geraldine Gillis of Stillwater, Minn. ree § sme Miss Jeanette Cherry has as her guest, Miss Dorothy Bailey of Prince- ton, IIL Oe Miss Marjorie Burchard has as her gues'. Miss Olguita Quenny of St. Louis. : - 0 Mrs. Israel Cope entertained at a luncheon and bridge on Wednesday. IN COOK COUNTY PLAY Elmer Nelson, Paul Krieger and Greg Fahey all qualified in the second ¢ voadily Checked RN Without injury or ¢ irritation by the. daily application of FLO aR) 0SO-DRY This preparation is a boon fo every woman so afflicted ©) PHOEBE JANE i 747 Elm Street Winnetka, - - Ill. Phone 822 manent home. but we are as flight of the Cook County champion- ship tournament being held at Jack- son Park. The three men are all golf- ers at Skokie playfield. PHONE WINNETKA 110 Cy HARRY PORTER Furniture Moving Expressing Shipping and Packing SPECIAL TRIPS to CITY MOTOR SERVICE Ii 845 SPRUCE ST., WINNETKA WILL WE LIKE WINNETKA? THINK so, but my wife is not quite sure so we're going to try it. to rent a house for one year with an option to buy if we find everything as pleasant as I anticipate. That's why we're going to be so careful in selecting it. A house of six or eight rooms will meet our need-- much interested grounds as in the house. house that can stand the test of one year's trial, please let me know. Just write A. M. [.., Lake Shore News, Wilmette, Ill. IF WE DO I'M GOING TO BUY i In Exide BATTERIES is not 3 ot merely a comfort but a8 | uine eco . Winnetka £xine Battery Service Phone 1387 I want We want a per- in the If you have a fart & Crouse Sectional Pushr", i This type of homes! 20 Prouty Annex Royal Heater is being installed in many North Shore How about it for yours? R. C. Meleney NORTH SHORE AGENT Phones Win. 119 & 614-M