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id Rd WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1924 22 Young People of Winnetka In Riding Club Meet Today LI, Winnetka is interested in the Riding club's meet for junior members at the club stables, today, at 2:45 o'clock. A complete program is given below: The judges are Holgar Rasmusson, Archibald W. Shaw, and George Knox Owsley. All riding classes for children and juniors are to be judged for seat and hands, 60 points, management: of horse or pony, 40 points. The first event includes names of children from four to seven years of age: Portia Miller, Gilbert McIntosh, William Daughaday, Donald McPher- son, Joan Miller, and Nora Foreman. The second event is for girls, and represented in this list are: Jean O'Brien, Eleanor Coffin, Fannie Mc- Pherson, Marion Daughaday, Mary Senior, Deborah Butler, Harriet Louise Dallas, Mary Armstrong, Elizabeth Eckhart, Mary Prindeville, and Jane McIntosh. The small boy class will be third event; with John Senior, Colton Daughaday, John Lindsay and David Lindsay the entrants. The fourth event features the chil- dren's pony carts exhibited by Mrs. Hathaway Watson, Mrs. C. Colton Daughaday, Mrs. Charles W. Foreman, and Mrs. Oliver Knode. The fifth is the hunter class, to be ridden by professional riding instruc- tors: Holgar Rasmusson of the Rid- ing club of Chicago; F J. Moffitt of Moffitt stables, Winnetka; Carl Mayor, of the Riding club of Winnet- ka. The horses are Meenahga, brown mare-7 years; Mary Duncan, same, 6 years, and Chief, a bay gelding. The sixth feature will include the miniature hunter class. Junior class girls, Evelyn Bouscaren, Adelaide Atkin, Emma Woolfolk and Judith Miller will take part in the seventh. The eighth event will include the following junior class boys: Peter Cabel, Crilly Butler and Hughes Dallas. The ninth event has, Pherson and his daughter, Fannie; John S. Miller, Jr., and his daughter, Judith; Godfrey H. Atkin and daugh- ter, Adelaide; C. Colton Daughaday and his son, Colton; Mrs. Francis Peabody Butler and her daughter, Deborah, and Mrs. William C. Wool- folk and her daughter, Emma. AE The MacDowell Musical Club of Winnetka held its first meeting for this year last Monday afternoon. Mrs. Everett Harris, 334 Forest ave- nue, was the hostess and Mrs. How- ard Tracy was the guest pianist. The program which follows American music: "America's Musical Momentum" biets ol nities + A paper by Mrs. Byron The Saracen... ies MacDowell Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Hunter Donald Mec- was From a Roman Hill.... Winter Watts Villa Serbelloni Bellaggio sine sa rae Winter Watts The Old Ark's a-Moverin...... Guion Mandalay. ..Burnett, Lyman, Arnheim Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Dean at the piano Wah Wah Taysee ........... Cadman HH) aes said satis Adi eas Burleigh Fromi'the :Canebrake ........ Gardner Mrs. Street Mrs. Dean at the piano The Moon Drops Low ...... Cadman Carry Me Back to Old Virginny Sinner, Please Don't Let this Harvest Passe oii ia. Burleigh My Way Is Clowdy ........ Burleigh Falterdhe Dusk... ions Kramer Mrs. Bosworth Mrs. Hunter at the piano Pastoral... lo nasa on Scarlotti Orientals: owt itiiosineiim nid Amani Solfeggietto (arranged for the feftfhand). .. io. cin nan Bach The Marionette Show ....... Goosens Revolutionary Etude (arranged for the left hand by Colowsky) conf ine. Chopin Mrs. Hogrard Tracy erin Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Coyne of 597 Provident avenue have gone to Pistakee Bay for a trip of ten days' fishing and hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Ww. Te Hamm of 270 Scott avenue and their daughter, Willa, are back from a two weeks' sojourn at Three Lakes, Wisconsin. --O-- Mrs. Thomas Ford and her sister, Mrs. Roy Harp, of Western Springs, were the luncheon guests of Mrs. Ar- hur Wyld of 518 Elder lane on Mon- ay. ---- Mrs. J. M. Winscott of 902 Spruce street is convalescing from a serious illness. Phyllis Eileene Barry, 'cellist, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert B. Barry, 211 Maple Hill road, Glencoe, leaves Octo- ber 18 for a concert tour of six weeks through New York and New England. Miss Barry gave a radio concert Octo- Phyllis Eileene 'Barry --Photo by Gibson, Sykes i Fowler ber 5, from WGN, accompanied by her father at the piano. On her return she will appear in concerts and on radio pro- grams. --_---- The wedding of Miss Josephine Bokious of Glencoe to Stanley Scully of Winnetka took place Wednesday afternoon at 4:30, at the Sacred Heart church, Hubbard Woods. Her maid of honor was Miss Inez Nelson of Chicago, and the flower girl, little Miss Charlotte Bokious. The best man was Walter Klauke of Hubbard Woods. A reception followed the ceremony at the Bokious home at 538 Glencoe road. After a short wedding trip, the young people will make their home in Glencoe. --C-- The Foxdale Avenue circle met for the first time this season on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. O. H. Miller of 861 Foxdale avenue. There were twenty present and a very interesting program was given. Mrs. E. E. Brown gave a talk on politics relative to the coming election. Mrs. Sidney Bart- lett gave a group of songs of her own composition, and Mrs. Orval Simpson also sang. The assisting hostess was Mrs. F. A. Miller. Mrs. Roger Ballard and Mrs. Arthur Rudolph poured. nmin Mrs. J. Endicott Bradstreet enter- tained 30 guests at luncheon Wednes- day at Sunset Ridge club for Mrs. Kendall, and Thursday, Mrs. Edwin Price gave a luncheon in her honor at Indian Hill club. In the evening Mrs. P. W. Bradstreet was hostess at dinner at Sunset Ridge club. Wed- nesday, Mrs. Christy Brown is giving a luncheon and theater party in Chi- cago for Mrs. Kendall. First Aid for Doctors Jr Economics! Tremepertatton 2-Pass. Utility Coupé WELLS-WESCOT CO, INC. 1103 Chicago Ave. Phone 8856-8857 Evanston Evanston Peoria Bloomington ESTABLISHED 1854 C. H. JORDAN & COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS FOR 6 YEARS 164 N. Michigan Ave. . ---- Davis Street, Evanston, Ill. Phone University 449 Phones Randolph 1346-1347 The men of the North Shore Meth- odist Episcopal church of Glencoe are giving their annual dinner Friday eve- ning, October 24. The hosts promise a fish dinner and many original "fish" stories from new sources. Wives, sisters and friends are cordially in- vited to be guests on this occasion when the men will cook and serve the repast. -- ee Mr .and Mrs. A. H. Barber, 1214 Scott avenue, and Mrs. Phil Barber of Glencoe have returned from their vacation spent on a ranch in Wyom- ing seven miles from Yellowstone Park on the Cody road. They were away four weeks. The Winnetka Temple club will meet next Tuesday evening, October 21, at Masonic Temple, at 8 o'clock. A short business meeting will be held, and after the lodge meeting the men and women will play progressive cards. Refreshments will be served. 0 Several Winnetka members of the North Shore Theatre Guild attended the lecture given Thursday evening at the Evanston Woman's club by Francis Wilson. The privilege of hearing this talk was extended to all members of the Guild. --_--Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Winsor Copeland of 1082 Spruce street are being congratulated upon the birth of a son at St. Luke's hospital, Mon- day, October 13. Before her marriage Mrs. Copeland was Miss Polly Pack- ard of Chicago. --_--Q-- Mrs. William Ogden Green has in- vited a few old friends to have tea with her this afternoon at her home on Locust road on the occasion of the ninety-second birthday of her mother, Mrs. Lucretia Giles. --Q-- The Tuesday luncheons followed by afternoon bridge will continue each week in October at Sunset Ridge club. Another dinner-dance will be given at the club November 1. --OQ-- Mrs. James M. Fleming of Pitts- burgh is the guést of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Fleming of 787 Foxdale avenue. The first fall meeting of the Grove House board was held in Evanston Tuesday. Mrs. Hathaway Watson, the president, presided. Chicago Winnetka CLEAN. ANER. Lake Forest Highland Park The Reo Line Coupe - - Sedan - - - 1985 Brougham - 2235 Balloon Tires T-6 Special Touring Reo - 1595 With Balloon Tires Standard Touring Reo- 1335 REO EVANSTON CO. 1101 Chicago Ave. Evanston Phone University 6194 $1875 Miss Pauline Rudolph was hostess at luncheon at Indian Hill club Thurs- day for Miss Roads of Bowling Green, Kentucky, who is the guest of -Miss Elsie Blatchford. Oe Mrs. George R. Work of 525 Ash street and her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy W. Kemp, gave a luncheon and bridge on Wednesday. --Q-- Mrs. William G. Forrest of 485 Wil- low street is in northern Minnesota for a few weeks' visit with friends and relatives. ER dh Mrs. J. Roy West of 948 Hubbard lane is visiting her daughter, Jessie, at the University of Illinois. --C---- Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Stanton of 698 Blackthorn road are spending two weeks at Kingston, Jamaica. int The Dinner-Bridge club is meet- ing this evening with Mr. and Mrs. Coran T. Davis of 132 Bertling lane. Ean O aed Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lackner of 339 Linden avenue, left Thursday for a week in New York. --Q-- Arthur J. Roth, 246 Sheridan road, sails today on the S. S. Majestic for a two months' business trip abroad. Cia Mr. and Mrs. William Kirby and family of 624 Willow street have moved to their new home in Glencoe. --_--Q-- Mrs. J. Williams Macy of Private for 16 guests at the Sunset Ridge club | road is visiting her mother in Boston. Danger Signals The short days of 'Fall and Winter are before us. Folks, compelled to be indoors more during the next six months seek relaxation in books or the movies; . take up studies neg- lected during the summer months, or do other close work. And most of this by artificial light. Naturally some eyes will rebel at this added burden and will send out signals calling for help. Don't fail to heed these signals, or better still, have your eyes examined before. nature warns you of "Danger: .Ahead" and save yourself unnecessary suffering. : 14 Years of Successful Practice Dr. 0. H. Bersch Optometrist Former Mgr. Optical Devt. C. D. Peacock, Inc 1177 Wilmette Ave. For Appointment Phone Wil. 2766 or Residence Wilmette 1707 Hours daily from 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P.M. Eve's by appointment. First Church of Christ, Scientist of Glencoe, Illinois announces a FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE by A. HERVEY-BATHURST, C.S.B. 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