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CTE > JY -- WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1925 ENTER UPON FINAL MONTH FOR WOMEN'S GOLF PROGRAMS Name Wisner of August Prize at Indian Hill Club FAO Mrs. Henry F. Tenney has gone the honor of winning the special prize given by Joe Mac- Morran, the golf professional, for the aggregate score with handicap for the four events in August at Indian Hill club. Wednesday, August 26, in addition to being the time that decided the winner of the special prize, was also the occasion of a match for the low gross and low net scores on 18 holes, with the awards going to Mrs. Fletcher Marsh for the former, and the Mrs. Henry Tenney for the latter. Mrs. Tenney, however, tied with Mrs. James Prindeville for Tow net. Those enthusiastic golfers among the women members of Indian Hill who covet the club championship will as- semble on the links next Wednesday morning in the qualifying round of the tournament. Many Guests Play Over Sunset Ridge Course #YUNSET Ridge club played hos- tess Tuesday of this week to visitors from other golf clubs who enjoyed the events planned for the occasion. The several prizes of- fered both to members and their guests were won by the following players: guests, Mrs. Paul Chace of Glencoe, low gross; Miss Huston, Mrs. Chace's niece, sixth low gross; Mrs. Stacey Mosser, best total for four short holes, Mrs. Morenci, third low gross score for nine-hole play; members, Mrs. Harry Stanton, low medal play with handicap in class A and B; Mrs. J. Williams Macy, class C; Mrs. Theo- dore Rockwell, class D; Mrs. Harry Strickler, who was the winner after tieing with three other players for the best score on the four short holes. In the approaching and putting con- test in the afternoon Mrs. Barron had the best score among the guest, and Mrs. Francis Parker, Jr., won the prize for the members. No special events have been sche- duled for next Tuesday, but a prize will be given for the fewest putts on the round. Skokie Holding Extra Tournament for Women HE golf events scheduled for women during the month of Sep- tember are in charge of Mrs. W. G. Lerch of Evanston. The first event occurs Monday, September 7. commencing at 9 o 'clock in the morn- ing with a ball sweepstakes event of medal play for low gross and low net scores. The usual afternoon approach- ing and putting contest will take place in the afternoon. Monday three flights of eight players each qualified for the club tournament and the matches were played off dur- ing the week. In the putting event in the afgérnoon, Mrs. J. W. Cullen of Wilmette won, with Mrs. Frank Hason of Kenilworth runner-up. Next Week's Program at Wilmette Club Uncertain ECAUSE of the open day for the Women's Western Golf as- sociation held at Westward Ho club Tuesday, this week's program of events was postponed, and at the time of going to press the event for next season. The site, in regard to drainage week had not been planned. It is ex- pected that the prizes for the season will be awarded Tuesday. TE 1\D 2 OMDINA Our reputation. Sis our Guarantee Our reputation is a positive guar- antee of the high character of the funerals furnished by this house. Our thorough equipment and wide experience assures you that the funeral service will be properly con- ducted and we price it correctly. Ward & Buchholz Funeral Directors Lady Assistant Private Ambulance 912 Chicago Ave. Ph. Univ. 600 . We are Offering NEW LOW PRICES eo] BLL PAH [00] AE ATWATER KENT A YEAR TO PAY Write >for New Color Catalogue THEHAVERFORD CO. 222-24 W.MADISON ST. STATE 5159 (Xe) Women Golfers Compete for Cup at North Shore FLAG contest with the full handicap taken from the score has been planned for the special event for women golfers at the North Shore club Tuesday, September 8. About 32 players were to qualify for the Hipp trophy last Tuesday, and those eligible are playing off their matches at whatever time they choose. A very small field of young players turned out for the Girls' junior event in the afternoon, and the prize for the low net score won by Helen Bode of Wilmette. University life will not begin with academic work for University of Illinois girls entering school this fall, according to plans made Wednesday afternoon by a committee of Illini alumnae at a meeting held at the home of Mrs. Fritz Wagner of 561 Haw- thorne lane. The north shore alumnae of the University of Illinois, are is- suing two or three hundred invitations to entering freshmen to a tea given in their honor next Saturday, Sep- tember 12, at the home of Mrs. Charles H. Dennis of Michigan avenue, in Evanston. In this way, the future Illini will become acquainted with each other and with their alumnae be- fore they leave for school. The Charleston Harmonists Dance Orchestra Now Playing at Wisconsin Beach Gardens POYNETTE, WIS, Will Be in Evanston After Sept 10 For Engagements Ph. Univ. 8124 Resort HAPPINESS FOR THE CHILD The youthful mind is eager to learn. If your boy is handi- capped by impaired eyesight bring him here for an examina- tion. We will prescribe the cor- rect lenses and your boy will have the chance he deserves. 15 years of successful practice DR. O. H. BERSCH Optometrist 1177 Wilmette Avenue Wilmette For Appointment Phone Wil. 2766 Mrs. Judge Drumgole and her son, Terrence, of London, Ontario, are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Reid, 561 Cheery street, for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Reid entertained 10 members of the family at dinner last Saturday in honor of their guests. Mrs. Drumgole is Mr. Reid's sister, -- Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Mallen have returned to their home, 520 Oak street, after a 10 days' motor trip through Michigan, where they visited the various summer resorts. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. James Porter have as their house guests for a fortnight at their summer home at Bar Harbor, Me., Miss Olivia Fentress. 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