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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 13 1925 Social Happenings Je aC a-0%0 Miss Katherine Hamilton, 412 Wal- nut avenue, is attending.a house party at Lake Geneva with some of her so- rority sisters from Northwestern uni- versity. Miss Hamilton is a member of the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. hard Mrs. 1. Harrison Mettler, 1119 Sheri- dan road, entertained the Community Drama club at her home on Monday of this week. Mrs. Sherman Goble gave a very informal talk on her Medi- terranean trip. i A group of about 25 or 30 members of the Northwestern university chapter of the Delta Zeta sorority, spent the first of this week as guests at a house party at the home of Miss Joy Tibbetts of Lake Forest. -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, 873 Cherry street, had as their house guest last week-end the latter's mother, Mrs. Finch of Oak Park, who will leave shortly for Charlevoix to open her sum- mer home. --_--Q-- Mrs. Stephen Foster has been in the Fast where she attended the com- mencement at Bryn Mawr. Her daugh- ter, Miss Rachel, graduated from col- lege on Wednesday of last week. --Q-- Mrs. A. M. Kloepfer, 325 Linden av- enue, entertained at luncheon and cards Thursday, in honor of Mrs. Wil- liam J. Fisher, who is to leaving soon for her summer home in Minong, Wis. Ro . Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fetcher and family are returning this week after an absence of three years abroad. They will take up their residence again at 822 Bryant avenue. ------ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Henkel and their children, 653 Walden road, who have spent the past two weeks in Louisville, Ky., returned home Thurs- day. --_--Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Doonan, 1086 Spruce street, expect to move into their new home, which is being completed on Maple avenue and Pine street, about July 1. Mrs. William Gaines and her son, Billy, of Mobile, Ala. will be guests for several weeks at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Morse of 433 Provident avenue. hon Miss Elizabeth Joy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Scott Joy, 370 Sheridan road, is visiting her roommate Miss Adela Sheppard, in Winston-Salem, N. C. for a few weeks. ye: Mr. and Mrs. Jules Girardin, 778 Foxdale avenue, entertained a few of their friends at dinner and cards, Fri- day, in celebration of their thirty-fifth anniversary. BE Mrs. S. Scott Joy, 370 Sheridan road, left Friday of this week to attend the commencement exercises of her daugh- ter, Dorothy, from Boulder college in Colorado. Tr Mr. and Mrs. William Ogden Cole- man of Hill road, are spending this week in Colorado and the Yellowstone Park. --Q-- Mrs. Charles Barker, gave a picnic dinner on the beach last Saturday eve- ning for Jules Girardin, who was cele- brating his birthday. 65 $ == POLISHING OUTFIT It's the new; easy way to have beautiful waxed floors and linoleum. This Outfit Consists of¢ 2--Quart Johnson's Liquid Wax $1.40 I--Johnson's Wax Mop ceeeeee 1.50 d--Johnson's Weighted Floor Polishing Brush ccseeeses 3.50 d--Johnson's Book on Home FLOOR ¢ mud 00 Beautifying ¢ceeeceecccse 25 $6.65 A Sav- $1 65 ing of \y & --™ E.B.TAYLOR &CO. HARDWARE 546 Center St. Phones Winn. 998-999 Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lollar of Car- bondale spent a few days or ._. honeymoon with Mr. and Mrs. Coram T. Davis of Bertling lane. ---- The Pine Street circle closed the sea- son's activities with a picnic and trip to the Lake Bluff Orphange last Tues- day. Oi The Walden Road Neighborhood Bridge club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Olson, 1000 Vine street, next Wednesday evening. ----Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller of Wal- den road, and their daughter, Virginia, leave about the middle of June to pass the summer in England. Sid Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rumsey and family, 902 Oak street, will leave on June 22, for Menasha, Wis., for an out- ing to last throughout the summer. id Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dean of Willow road, will entertain their supper bridge club of 16 members Saturday, June 13. This is the last meeting of the season. RR @ St Mr. and Mrs. George Rettie, 1011 Spruce street, have moved into their new residence at 990 Spruce street. --O-- Mrs. William Wersted, 906 Cherry street, entertained guests at luncheon and bridge on Friday of last week. Kenilworth Happenings 5 eames oo A charming party had its setting at the Westmoreland Golf club on Satur- day evening when Miss Betty Nellegar and Stephen and Jacqueline Hawxhurst entertained several scores of their young friends at a dinner and dance. A five piece orchestra played merrily through the evening and the young folk disported themselves in the carefree fashion of 12 year olds. From the standpoint of onlooker and partici- pator it was one of the most enjoyable parties of the season. --_--Q-- June 24, has been set as the date for the departure of Miss Cornelia and Margaret Keith, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keith, 310 Warwick road, for Montreal, Canada, where they will set sail on the 26th., for a summer tour of Furope. At the same time, the Keith family, who enjoy setting out on jour- neys as well as anyone outside of story books, will decamp for their delight- ful northern retreat at Big Lake, Wis. (Ra) Mrs. Otto M. Ruth and Mrs. Harold McKenzie gave a luncheon today in honor of Miss Helen Thompson whose marriage to Stanley Wisdom of Win- netka, will take place June 20. Mrs. Walter F. Shattuck, 338 Kenil- worth avenue, returned Sunday from Noblesville, Ind., where she was the guest at a house party and reunion of her former classmates. She, together with Miss Miriam Shattuck and Walter Shattuck and Miss Emily Foresman will leave tomorrow to spend the sum- mer at their home in the north woods. CO Mrs. Harry Vissering of Kenilworth avenue, was hostess to the Home and Garden club on its Reciprocity day, Monday. The morning was spent mak- ing a tour of Kenilworth gardens and the afternoon was given over to an ad- dress by Mrs. Heald of Lake Forest on the subject of "Color in Gardens." Co Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ketcham were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerould (Miss Mary Taylor) in Ard- more, Philadelphia, last week-end while enjoying a spring trip East. --O-- Mrs. George S. Brown, Jr. of Hub- bard Woods, entertained her Duplicate Bridge club at luncheon Tuesday. --_--Q-- Mrs. Robert O. Berger, 306 Kenil- worth avenue, returned this week from New York City where she has been en- joying a spring visit. --_--O-- Hugh Foresman, 515 Essex road, left Sunday on a business trip to Nashville, Tenn. -- -- Mrs. Homer Johnson of Melrose ave- nue, has invited a number of her friends to be her guests at a luncheon and dramatic reading at her home on the afternoon of June 12. a Richard N. Taylor, 328 Oxford road, is expected home this week from the South where he has been traveling on business for several months. Something new on VICTOR RECORDS Every Week NORTH SHORE TALKING MACHINE CO. 554 Center St. 712 Church St. Winnetka Evanstcn EE -------------------------------- John G. Shedd Famous Chicago Merchant, Financier and Philanthropist 6% ST CY country, bd SH URING recent years | have noted a cleaner tone and a more orderly, reliable presentation of afl news in many of the prominent papers of the noticeably in the Herald and Examiner. [ am glad to compliment the Herald and Examiner for many things, particularly the following: The compactness of its reports. The support of the Chicago Plan Commission's activities. Loyalty to the Spirit of Chicago, the Great Central Market. Attitude of fairness in presentation of the news. Clear, readable typography.. Many of its editorial features such as Hinman's and Forbes' presen- tation of world finance. * wig Ana particularly, its presentation of business news in general. | consider it, in its widest sense, a popular news- paper, appealing to all classes of people. That it does so is amply shown by its field of special features."