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20 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1924 EE -- -- r OCIALACTIVITIES Mrs. Richards Hostess For Arden Shore Tea I preparation for the coming spring drive for Arden Shore, com- mencing May 5, and lasting for a week, Mrs. Marcus D. Rich- ards is opening her home at 1240 North avenue, Hubbard Woods, for a tea to be given on Tuesday afternoon, April 29, at 3:30 o'clock. Mrs. J..iT. Siddall, Jr., of Glencoe, president of the Arden shore board, Miss Anna Belle Ferrier, camp superintendent, and Miss Alma Stuart, trained nurse at the camp, will be guests that after- noon, who will talk informally of the work of the association. Four boys from Arden Shore will be there to entertain with their singing. This tea is not only given for the Winnetka Arden Shore committee, but for those villagers who take an interest in the work carried on by the camp and who desire its success. Mrs. Richards, who is the Winnetka chairman, will be assisted during the tea hour by members of her committee which includes: Mrs. Norman Harris, Press chairman; Mrs. Hubert Howard, In- dustrial chairman: Mrs. Fletcher Marsh, Big Brother chairman; Mrs. John Montgomery, Driving chairman; Mrs. J. M. Dickinson, Treasurer; and Mrs. Horace Armstrong, Mrs. Edmund Bartlett, Mrs. Arthur Tuttle, Mrs. Gilbert Scribner, Mrs. Griscom Bettle, Mrs. Buckingham Chandler, Mrs. Joseph Otis, Jr.,, Mrs. August Magnus, Mrs. Edward Keeler, Mrs. W. A. Lamson, Mrs. Carter - Harrison, Miss Ruth Matz, Miss Augusta Fenger, Mrs. Spencer Beman, Mrs. William Lyon, Mrs. Alvin Bastien, Mrs. Frank Craw- ford, Mrs. Morris Wilson. Book Shelf Feature Of May Sale AY 1, 2 and 3, are the dates set for the special spring sale of candy, cakes, books, and other articles in the Courtesy Shoppe, 508 Davis street, Evanston, for the building fund of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college. The Courtesy Shoppe is cooperating regularly with the alumnae and friends of the college, this shop being the north shore sales headquarters for the college building fund. A special attraction will be a Book Shelf which will contain copies of publications by Elizabeth Harrison, Edna Dean Baker, Clara Belle Baker, Georgene Faulkner, Grace Barber, Mrs. Caroline » Do Your Banking in Winnetka Jefore you invest your Sav- ings be sure to go to your Bank and ask their advice in regard to the Company you We will be glad to furnish informa- are interested in. Officers and Directors HENRY R. HALE, President LOUIS B. KUPPENHEIMER, Vice-Pres. tion and give you an opinion SANBORN HALE, Cashier iL VICTOR ELTING CARLTON PROUTY NOBLE HALE with out any cost to you. Better be safe than sorry. Banking Hours Be sure you understand Re, pag othe Bombe the college faculty and alumnae. This Boil Ie oe Sl HE Mt 5] £ ge Sans ot er boo 3 Dering to child study will be on sale. Bitiias Iron ae fe Rode ars daily ancept what you are doing and 2 i ege alumnae will be in charge of sales for the special three ay sale. Saturday. Saturday hours 8 a. m. to 12:30 p.m. and 7 p. m. to 8 p. m. with whom you are dealing. Dr. "Dolittle" this season's very suc- Miss Maud Hinman, daughter of cessful production of the Attic Pup-|Mr. and Mrs. George Hinman, 576 pets, has been in great demand. As|Oak street, will be one of the brides- a result these clever performers 2re maids at the wedding of Miss Justine Do Your Banking In Winnetka Winnetka State Bank Elm Street East of Lincoln Avenue SPRN Ng H{OUSECLERNING 5; AA Sein) Sid oy Seinen ANY, Jor ([ Joup AR. fo 1010 North Ave. Does your motor pump If your motor carbonizes easily, if your spark-plugs are wet, or if you use over one quart of oil every 250 miles, YOU NEED NEW PISTON RINGS We guarantee that the rings we install will stop all oil-pumping and give you 1,000 miles to a gallon of oil, providing your cylinders are not scored or out- of-round over .005 inch. FLAT RATE PRICES AND WORK GUARANTEED Hubbard Woods Garage "Service with a Smile" Phones Winn. oil? 617-1834 being kept busy traveling from Win- netka to the city and back again. This morning at 11 o'clock they are appear- ing at the Tea Room of Marshall Field's. There is no admission fee, but those wishing to see the puppets must reserve.a luncheon table, and must be accompanied by a child. The same program will probably be given again next Saturday. On Tuesdav afternoon scenes from "Dr. Dolittle" will be given at the Greeley school. During the past week two perform- ances were given in Chicago. an Ces Mrs. Frederick W. Copeland and Miss Betty Copeland, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Lewell Copeland of 180 Linden avenue, will be bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss Janet. Lawrence and Robert McCormick Adams, which will take place on Saturday, May 3, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon at St.| James' church. A reception will fol- low at the residence of the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Wilhelm L. Baum of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Copeland entertained at Sunday night supper for Miss Lawrence on Easter Sunday, at their residence, 1082 Spruce street. --0-- On Tuesday evening, April 29, Mrs. John R. Montgomery of Green Bay road, will entertain at dinner, Miss Alma Stuart and the boys from Arden Shore, who will be in Winnetka on that day as guests at the tea which Mrs. Marcus Richards is having for the Winnetka committee and friends of the Arden Shore association. --Q-- Mr. George D. Wolf, 828 Foxdale avenue, is leaving the last of this week for a few days at the Blue Grass Country club, stopping later at French Lick Springs where Mrs. Wolf will join him. Miss Herbst, Gifts The lamp that looks well in Mrs. Jones' home might not look just right in your home. Miss Herbst would be glad to come to your home and furnish estimates and sug- gestions for lamps, decor- ations, china and crystal. Phone Winnetka 1811 57615 Lincoln Ave. Winnetka Attractive Easter Cards and Gifts Valleee Dickson of Evanston, when she becomes the bride of Mr. James Larned Ferguson, Jr., also of Evans- ton. Mrs. Hinman entertained at luncheon and bridge for Miss Dickson last week. On Tuesday evening Miss Maud was hostess at a dinner-dance. The mar- riage, which is of north shore interest, will be solemnized on Saturday eve- ning, May 3, at 8:30 o'clock, at St. Mark's Episcopal church, the Rev. Arthur Rogers officiating. There will be a reception at the Dickson resi- dence. --_--Q-- Mrs. Benjamin H. Brewster III of Baltimore, who was Miss Priscilla Mc- Ilvaine, daughtér of Mr. and Mrs. William B. McIlvaine of Hubbard Woods, was one of those attending the meeting of the Garden Clubs of America, held during several days of this week in Richmond, Virginia. Mrs. Brewster is president of The Green Springs Valley Garden club, of Baltimore. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Kohlsaat, 777 Bryant avenue, together with Mr. and Mrs. William Whitcomb of Chi- cago, will entertain at dinner for their daughters, Miss Suzanne and Miss Cynthia Kohlsaat, and Miss Georgiana and Miss Kathleen Whitcomb, preced- ing the senior dance of the Chicago Latin School for Girls, given at the school this evening. ---- The Walden Road circle will meet with Mrs. Harold Hill, 801 Walden road, on Monday at 2. Mr. William Hadley will give a talk on "Early Days in Winnetka." Miss Veeda Henry from the Columbia School of Music will give a group of piano selections. Mrs. George Frazer will sing several songs, accompanied by Mrs. Robert Kingery. Os The Women's Bible class of the Winnetka Congregational church will meet in the Neighborhood room of Community House on Sunday morn- ing, at 9:45 o'clock. Mrs. William M. Morse will lead in the study of the Forty-eighth Psalm. A cordial invi- tation is extended to all women of the community. --_--Q-- Mrs. James F. Porter of Hubbard Woods is leaving on Tuesday to be present at the Congress of the Women's International League for Freedom, which is meeting in Wash- ington, May 1 to 8. She will meet her daughter, and attend the Bryn Mawr college May Day festivities. Mrs. Porter will fetn on May 12. Mr. and Mrs. tn Dillon, 1108 Spruce street, announce the birth of a daughter at the Evanston hospital on April 13. The baby has been named Nancy. --0-- Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker Metcalf of 1082 Cherry street, have announced the birth of a daughter at the Evans- ton hospital. April 18. Mrs. Tucker was Miss Harriet Buckingham. g