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ides oli 8 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 Bron Untlandt "go 1567 Sherman Ave. FOUNTAIN SQUARE, Tel. EVANSTON Univ. 6300 "GOOD FURNITURE MAKES THE HOME" A Problem Solved! You have often wanted to furnish an extra room at Dresser 0h) $75.00 little cost--yet you wanted it attractive and artistic. The bedroom group sketched above offers a real op- Beds (each) ov... $44.00 portunity. The design is patterned after the quaint spool turnings that were so popular two generations ago. Many fine old pieces found in homes of the "Old South" Chest. ...asissav. $63.00 were fashioned with spool turned legs. If you will write us we will gladly give you an inter- Dicssing able ...955.09 esting history of the spool design. Chart £180 8) $12.75 The prices are very reasonable--listed separately for your convenience. Pench od... pik $10.50 Come in and spend an hour the next time you are in Evanston. Our stock of home furnishings is complete and carefully selected. You will be pleased at the prices. Nite Stand ........, $12.00 BROWN-UMLANDT FURNITURE COMPANY "Good Furniture Makes The Home" Carroll Ridgway, Inc. "The Store for Children" Shoes and Hosiery of Dependable Quality Boys' Tan and Black Shoes, SAE to oi $5.00 Girls' Tan and Black Shoes, sizes 11 to 2 ........ $5.50 Special --$9.50 Value Boys' Black or Tan Shoes and Oxfords, sizes 6 to 9 $4. 95 GOLF HOSE--Boys' and Girls' Brown, Blue, Green andgsTan withfancy top ...... 5. cc devon, $1.50 Pr. TWO STORES Evanston Wilmette 619 DAVIS STREET University 3511 Wilmette 311 1120 WILMETTE AVE. IN SOCIETY -- Harvest Dinner at Sunset Ridge Gala Affair LARGE social affair of the week is the Harvest Moon dinner and dance that will draw about 450 persons to Sunset Ridge club this evening. Among the many hostesses at dinner are Mrs. Joseph Coambs, Mrs. Carol Kendrick, Mrs. I. G. Connor and Mrs. Thomas Bulger. Tuesday brought to a close the golf days for women which have held the interest of the members throughout the season. Mrs. Roy Huszagh won the three club event, Class A, and had the lowest putting score for the 18 holes. best score on the chosen holes. B event and also had the fewest putts. Mrs. Mrs. Nathaniel Howard had the Mrs. Stanley Rogers won the class S. Edwin Earle brought in the best score of the four short holes Mvrs. Anthony French Merrill to Give Lectures - Mzs Anthony French Merrill will give a course of 12 lectures on current events at the Winnetka Woman's club commenc- ing next Wednesday. the Winnetka Woman's club. obtained from Mrs. J. Williams The lectures will be given at 10:30 o'clock at Tickets for the course may be Macy, Mrs. Warren Shoemaker, Mrs. J. B. Coambs, Mrs. Alexander Anderson, Mrs. E. E. Stults, Mrs. Warren Agry, Mrs. Hubert Howard, Mrs, Donald Beck, Mrs. Charles Byron and Mrs. William McAdams. Mrs. Macy and Mrs. McAdams have sponsored and arranged for the course. Informal Tea Tomorrow at Fentress Home R. and Mrs. Calvin Fentress are giving an informal tea to- morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock at their home on Green Bay road for Mr. and Mrs. James Fentress of 1127 Sheridan road. Miss Genevieve, Hahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hahn of Wilmette, will be one of the girls ushering at Orchestra hall on Tuesday evening, October 7, at the concert oiven by three well-known artists for the benefit of St. Cath- erine's Home for Dependent Girls. Renee Thornton, (Mrs. Richard Hage- man) and Ulysses Lappas, interna- tional tenor, will give the program, Photo by Koehne Miss Genevieve Hahn with Richard Hageman at the piano. Great enthusiasm is being shown in Chicago and along the north shore over the performance which will add to the funds for the building of a permanent home for girls whom cit- cumstances have made wards of the Juvenile court. These artists, noted for their exceptional artistic ability, draw large audiences whenever they appear. The arrangements for 'the affair are in charge of Mrs. Frank L. Mec- Laughlin of Rogers Park, with Mrs. Carroll D. Keeler of the Webster hotel chairman of the box committee. ---- The first meeting of the Scott ave- nue circle will be held Tuesday after- noon, October 7, at 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. C. R. Terry, 1224 As- bury avenue. Mrs. Harry Pomeroy and Mrs. Howard Parliament will be the hostesses. al Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Buckingham of Walton street and Lake Shore drive, Chicago, have taken the home of Mrs. A. C. Fitzgerald at 838 Linden avenue for the winter. Mrs. Fitzgerald is leaving Winnetka to reside at the Matabanick hotel, 5511 Kenmore ave- nue, Chicago. Ea od Mr. and Mrs. Albert Graff, 846 Jud- son avenue, Evanston, announce the marriage fo their daughter, Pauline Elizabeth, to William E. Davis, Jr., of Hubbard Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will reside at 1086 .Private road after October 10. PR Mrs. W. R. Thomas entertained her club at fire hundred at her home, 1361 Scott avenue, Saturday evening. The club has just come into existence, and Saturday night was the first of the weekly meetings. as Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard Cof- fin of 1157 Chatfield road have re- turned from their motor trip through Cape Cod and various other points in the east. The Tina Mae lecture course will resume its meetings this year every fourth Tuesday in the month, at 2:30 o'clock. A special program has been planned for the opening meeting which will take place October 28, at the home of Mrs. Sylvan Hirschberg, 175 Hazel avenue, Glencoe. Miss Mae, a teacher of voice at the Starret school on Drexel boulevard, will give a series of talks on the Chicago Sym- phony orchestra, discussing the in- struments, some of the selections, and items of general musical interest. Mrs. Oriana Abbot Jennison and her daughter, Blanche, will give a musical program at the opening meeting. Mrs. Jennison is on the faculty of the Glen Dillard Gunn school, Lake Shore crive, Chicago, and her daughter is an accomplished musician. --Q-- The Woman's society were enter- t~ined at luncheon at the Rudolph Matz hall, Community House, on Wednesdav. A delichtfnl musical program followed the luncheon. Mrs. Guy Stuart Bailey sang two groups of songs, Miss Ruth A. Tracy played the piano, and Mrs. Valona Brewer, Mrs. Flov Little Bartlett, and Mrs. Rotert Kingerv, made a charming violin trio, assisted by Mrs. Arthur Dean. Their program was "Idyll," bv Karl Hofmann, and the "London- berry Air," arranged by Fritz Kreisler. These four artists played at the North Shore Country Day school on Thurs- day. ---- On Wednesday evening, October 15, at 7 o'clock, there will be an informal dinner at Community House for the members and their husbands. There will be music by Benson's orchestra for danc- ing, and also tables for cards for those who do not care to dance. Further notice of the dinner will be given, but members are urged to save the date. --(-- The North Shore Vassar club will meet on Monday, October 6, at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Theodore P. Stanwood, 721 Foster street, Ev- anston. At this meeting a report of the rummage sale will be given and Mrs. Andrew MacLeish of Glencoe will give an interesting account of the opening of the new Alumnae house on the college campus. --_--Q-- Mrs. Harrison Mettler and her daughter, Miss Barbara, have return- ed from their trip abroad. Miss Bar- bara has gone back to Smith college, and Mrs. Mettler is leaving to spend i two months with her mother in Clin- ton, Illinois. Dr. Mettler and Miss Marcella are remaining in Paris for a short time. --Q-- Miss Catherine Lay, 1408 Edgewood lane, Winnetka, returned this week from a five weeks' visit in the west. After stopning at Yellowstone Park, she was the guest of relatives and friends in Pasadena and Hollywood. On returning she stopped at the Grand Canyon and Denver. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Lang- worthy returned Monday to their home at 832 Bryant avenue, after three months in Europe. Mr. Lang- worthy went abroad to attend the American Bar association meeting held in London. --_Q-- The Current Events Class will meet at the home of Mrs. Norman F. Auinn. 638 Ash street, October 10, at 2:30; een Mrs. William Schwall of 797 Willow street was given a surprise birthday party at her home on Tuesday.