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10 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 Do You Remember 'Way Back When-- You could count the CHRYSLER SIXES on the street, back in 19247 Put "two-bits"' in your home bank every time a CHRYS- LER passes you now and you can own one yourself next fall! Evanston Motor Sales W. D. Reagan, Mgr. 1017 Davis Street Phone Univ. 2277 "Ifill Garden' Charming Setting for a Tea ME: HERMON B. BUTLER of 715 Prospect avenue, is inviting the women of Christ church to a tea in her home and garden on Monday, May 25, at 4 o'clock, on the occasion of the annual spring collection in the parish of the women's United Thank Offer- ing. There is, of course, no stated sum for the offering. Each guest gives hers on arrival, and no one but the giver should know what the amount may be. The custodian of this fund could tell them it always includes everything from pennies to large-sized checks. The object is the support of trained women workers in the missions of the church in those places where the church feels they can most effectively render Christian service. The offering is gath- ered in approximately every parish in every diocese all over the world, and every woman member is privileged to share in it. The Hill Garden is at the height of its spring glory--a sight that those who already know and love will enjoy again, and those who have not seen it before can feel assured a rare treat is in store for them. Plan Annual Concert for Choir Bays' Camp HE annual concert for the camping fund of the Christ church choir boys will be held on Friday evening, June 5, at the home of Mrs. E. Mansfield Jones, 878 Tower road. The committee in charge consists of Mrs. Arch W. Shaw, chairman, and Mrs. Raymond Durham and Mrs. Ralph Hobart. The list of patronesses includes Mesdames Frank Blatchford, Harve Badgerow, Arthur Cox, Wil- liam Elliott, Victor Elting, Frank Fulton, Robert Gay, Joseph Hus- band, William McIlvaine, Cornelius Lynde, James Kellogg, Irving Odell, F. A. dePeyster, Donald McPherson, James Prindeville, Oliver Pitcher, James Simpson, Hathaway Watson, William Woolfolk, and Miss Jackson and Miss Williams. Tickets including the concert and dancing, can be obtained from any member of the committee, or at Mrs. Skinner's Book Shop, 724 Elm street. Gymkhana Finale of Spring Events HE closing feature of the spring events given by the Indian Hill Riding club will be a gymkhana on the morning of Memorial Day on the shore of Lake Michigan on the George B. Massey beach. The riders will assemble at 7:15 o'clock, and take part in a beach ride which will be followed by a number of interest- ing and amusing competitive events displaying equestrian skill. These will include a saddling and unsaddling race, and a water jump. Mounted riders will also participate in a potato race. Mr. and Mrs. Massey will entertain the riders at breakfast at 8:30 o'clock. The Indian Hill Riding club stables have been enlarged, the bridle paths extended, and a very gratifying response to the club's efforts "Clean as the Sun's Heat" To encourage Spring buying, prices of Koppers Chicago Coke have been substantially cut. This month they are at rock bottom -- lowest of the year. Fill Your Bin Now at Reduced Prices and you will effect a saving as high as 307% or more in your next Winter's fuel bill. Sold and Recommended By Winnetka Coal-Lumber Co. Vinnectlzn 734 Mrs. Alfred R. Bates of 617 Noyes street, Evanston, will be hostess on Wednesday, May 20, at 4 o'clock, for a gathering of the North Shore alum- Mrs. Alfred R. Bates nae of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college. Over the tea cups final arrangements will be made for the presentation of the college stu- dents in the annual spring pageant. ---- Mrs. Harry G. Phillips, 1110 Grove street, Evanston, president of the North Shore Alumnae association of the National Kindergarten and Ele- mentary college, is general chairman of arrangements for the presentation of the college students in their annual spring pageant. The entire student body of 400 will appear in the chorus and cast of this year's delightful en- tertainment, "persephone." This event will take place at the Evanston Country club Wednesday evening, June 3, with a children's matinee the following afternoon at 4 o'clock. Miss Anna F. Murray, 1123 Maple avenue, Evanston, is chairman of the sale of tickets and Mrs. Flor- ence S. Capron, is the chairman of publicity, assisted by Mrs. Percy Ar- den of Wilmette, Mrs. Walter Marx of Kenilworth, Mrs. P. W. Bradstreet of Winnetka, Mrs. William Sutherland of Glencoe. and Mrs. Fred Porter of Ravinia. The proceeds of the sale of tickets will be for the college build- ing fund. to promote the sport of riding in this vicinity is noted. All members of the Winnetka League of Women Voters are invited with other local leagues, to a tea given by the Illinois League of Women Voters at the Casino club on Thursday, May 28. This tea is given as a closing event for the membership drive that is now being conducted all over the state, and the various local leagues will report the results of the drive in their respec- tive districts. The party is given in honor of the new members, but old members are all cordially invited as well. The Winnet- ka league had its membership drive earlier in the year, so is not taking part in the general drive. The program will begin promptly at 2:30 o'clock and end at 4, when tea 1 will be served. --Q-- Miss Gwendolyn Pritchard is the guest of honor at a number of affairs during the last few weeks before her marriage. Mrs. Fred C. Wilcox of Winnetka gave a "Hot Tamale" party at her home on Thursday evening. To- morrow evening, Mrs. Thomas Gallag- her of Ravenswood will be hostess at a kitchen linen shower. On Wednesday evening of the coming week. Mrs. T L. Benson of Winnetka will be hostess at a buffet supper and miscellaneous shower. On Friday, May 29, Miss Vir- ginia Suydam will entertain at dinner at her home in Chicago, and on Decor- ation Day Mrs. Marshall Decker will give a kitchen shower. ---- The Entre Nous Matinee club will hold its monthly luncheon at the Park- way hotel, Lincoln Park West, on Wednesday, May 27, at 1 o'clock. Later the party will attend a performance of "She Had to Know," in which Miss Grace George stars. The guests of honor at the luncheon will be Miss Grace George, Miss Amy Leslie, Miss Catherine Cornell and Miss Ann Hard- ing. The members of the managing council for the year 1925-26 are Mrs. Harlond Fankbonner, chairman, Mrs. D. C. McCammon, Mrs. Frank Neu- hacher, Mrs. A. J. Cline, Mrs. F. K. Fuermann, and Mrs. William Snow- hook. hoi Sele Mr. and Mrs. Neil H. Gates, 434 Wil- low road, entertained the members of their supper bridge club last week-end, at their summer home, Tekoe Inn, Crystal Lake, Ill. The party left in automobile Saturday afternoon, and re- turned Sunday evening. Os Mrs. Joseph J. White, 159 Sheridan road. will serve as matron of honor at the wedding of Miss Muriel Grimm on June 9, at the Belden hotel, where her marriage to Harold ¥. Brown will take place . 3:30 o'clock. aS