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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1925 | 19 Pine Street Circle Will Hold Novel Entertainment FA \HE Pine Street circle is sponsor- ing a rather unique affair on Wednesday next for the bene- fit of its charity, the Lake Bluff Orphanage, in which the members have been interested for the past two years. On April 23, the four follow- ing circle members will open their homes for different forms of enter- tainment: Mrs. Fred Gillette of 1103 Spruce street, will be hostess at bridge, while Mrs. Chester Van Buskirk of 1096 Spruce street, will entertain at five hundred; Mrs. David R. Kenni- cott, 1111 Spruce street, will have a musicale, and Mrs. Frank Dillion, 1108 Spruce street, will turn her residence into a dainty tea shop. Guests will be most welcome at this affair. el Mrs. Harry Lay of 1408 Edgewood lane entertained eight little friends of her granddaughter, Jean Louise Lay, on Friday of last week at a picnic luncheon in the woods. This was the first of the balmy days to be taken advantage of for a frolic for the little folk. Lyman Newell is very ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs. C. A. Busick of 1408 Asburv avenue, Hubbard Woods. Mr. Newell, who has made his home with his daughter for three years, has many friends in the village. He is a Civil War veteran. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Baugh of Ash street were most pleasantly surprised last Saturday evening by a group of friends dropping in for an evening of bridge and a "farewell," as the Baughs are leaving today for their new home in La Grange. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Neubacher of Walden road will be guests of honor at a dinner on Friday evening next given by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hill of Austin, at the La Salle hotel. After the dinner, the Hills will take their 12 guests to the Cort theatre. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. William Morse, 433 Provident avenue, entertained at luncheon last Tuesday in honor of two cousins, Mrs. Neil Morse and Miss Roselle Morse of Sparta, Wis. Guests from Oak Park and Hyde Park were 'esent. ---- The Buckingham Chandlers of 9 Indian Hill road, will pass a delight- ful summer abroad this year visiting their uncle, Harry Gordon Selfridge of London, and their cousin, the Vis- comtesse di Sibour. --)-- The executive council of the Entre Nous Matinee club is having a lunch- eon at the College Inn on Thursday, April 23, followed by a matinee per- formance "The Green Hat" at the Selwyn theatre. a Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ball, Jr have sold their residence at 484 Elder lane, to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Limbert of Wil- mette. Mr. and Mrs. Ball are moving to their new home at 361 Hawthorn lane, next week --Q-- Miss Edna Densmore, formerly of Winnetka, now of Waukegan, who has been ill in Muskegon, Mich., for the past six months, will resume her classes in music in her studio in Wau- kegan, May 1. --_--Q-- Mrs. Harry Mess spent three davs of this past week in Princeton, Ill, as a delegate to the Women's Inter- national Missionary Board meeting. --Q-- The current topic class will meet with Mrs. J. Gordon Ray, 6350 Ash street, next Friday, April 2., at 2 o'clock. Keep Your EYES At Their Best To make he most of their natur:l charm and sparkle, use Murine. This harmless lotion instantly re- freshes and invigorates dull, heavy EYES, and encourages a clear, bright, healthy condition. Write Murine Company, Dept. 45, Chicago, for book on Eye Beauty. R n Es EYES Mrs. Florence Sommer furnished the program for the Indian Hill circle last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ro- bert Law, 310 Myrtle street. Mrs. Sommer gave two groups of piano- logues and readings. ---- Guy Stuart Bailey of 932 Oak street who had a leading part in the Legion show "The Gay Adventuress" last year, is taking a leading part in this years' production, "Married at 3." ---- Tom Brown of Winnetka is gener- al chairman of the show committee of the American Legion production, "Married at 3," which will be presented May 7, 8 and 9. i Mr. and Mrs. James P. Gillies of 1148 Oakley avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Smith of 341 Ridge avenue, have returned from their stay at the Bon Air-Vanderbilt, Augusta, Ga. ioe On the White Star liner, Adriatic, landing in New York April 13, was Mrs. Anna B. Jones of 19 Warwick road, Winnetka, who is returning from a Mediterranean cruise. --e Dr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Schildberg of 642 Ash street, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M Brooks of Fuller lane, returned on last Sunday from French Lick, where they passed a few days --O Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall and their daughter, Janet, have returned to their home at 1010 Pine street, after spending nearly two months in Austin and San Antonio, Texas. fir The last of the season's meetings for the Lincoln Avenue circle will be held all day Tuesday, April 21, at the home of Mrs. Hugo Hartmann, 725 Lincoln avenue, Winnetka. --O-- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marshall, 564 Arbor Vitae road, who returned Tues- day from their southern trip, departed Thursday for a stay of about 10 days in Denver. (en Miss Serena Forberg, who spent her Faster vacation with her mother, Mrs. A. N. Forberg of 960 Linden avenue, went back to the University of Wis- consin on Tuesday. Announcement | Because of unsatisfactory lease, Miss Alice, of the Hubbard Woods Beauty Shop, is moving to the Rapp Bldg. 522 Linden } Ave, Winnetka. 1 will be ready to take care of my patrons, . Monday, April 27. Phone Winnetka 800 Miss Louise Otis of 644 Oak street, has been spending the last two weeks with friends at Embreeville in the Tennessee mountains. She is return- ing tomorrow. SOs Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Coolidge of 484 Provident avenue, are moving to their newly built home on Lincoln avenue and Eldorado street the first of May. RLF NI Mr. and Mrs. Emil Olson, 1000 Vine street, who have been touring in the southern states, are now spending a fortnight at Hot Springs, Ark. They will return to their home May 1. --r-- Raymond L. Orwig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Orwig, has returned to Winnetka after spending two years in Los Angeles. --Q-- The Lester F. Lines have sold their home at 1152 Asbury avenue and are moving to Evanston early in the com- ing week to reside at 1518 Oak street. Miss Amy Hagen of 1387 Scott ave- nue, has returned to the University of Illinois after spending her spring re- cess at her home. ---- Mrs. William Ogden Green has re- cently returned to her home on Locust road after a three week visit with her son and his wife in Virginia. Chicago Winnetka " CLEANER Lake Forest Highland Park Mrs. Louis A. Sherman of 1062 Ash street, has returned from New York where she underwent an operation five weeks ago. Earl Pierce, 603 Provident avenue, has gone to New York and Washing- ton, D. C. on a business trip of a week. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Trimmer of 1405. Edgewood lane, have sold their home: and are moving to Evanston this week. --(-- Mrs. Rieka Derickson of Richmond, Va. is visiting Mrs. Virginia Noe of 989 Ash street. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lowrey of 550 Oak street and their family, are under quarantine for whooping cough. i Telephone Wilmette 37 i INSURANCE ; Business, Life, Estate Annuities, Endowments, Trusts J. E. 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