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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1925 Work of Months Culminates in Big Eastern Star Bazaar £39003 consistently reasonable and a program diversely enter- taining will be the features of the bazaar sponsored by the Winnetka chapter of the Eastern Star, which is to be held at Com- munity House Wednesday, September 30. From 10 o'clock in the morning until late in the evening the interesting display and pro- gram will attract Winnetka residents. Afternoon bridge will begin at 2 o'clock, at 6:30 there will be a chicken dinner, which its planners claim will be worth all that will be charged for it. A card party after dinner will provide the early evening entertainment, and at 8:30 o'clock there will be dancing in Rudolph Matz hall. Refreshments will be served all during the evening in the Camp Fire room. Gifts for Christmas, children's clothing, baby goods, and toys are being made particular features by the merchandising end of the affair. The booths, and the chairman in charge of each, are: baby goods, Mrs. Harold D. Hill; children's clothing, Mrs. Lee Adams; toys, Mrs. George Hallstein; linen, Mrs. F. O. Neubacher; under- wear, Mrs. W. F. Groene; fancy work, Mrs. Richard Webster ; painted articles, Mrs. William Morse ; cushions and lamps, Mrs. Roy Whipple; grab-bag, Mrs. Carlstrand; candy, Mrs. Howard Bowers and Mrs. Norman; aprons, Mrs. Griggs; home-canned food, Mrs. Carlstein ; and the men's booth, F. M. Anderson. The chairmen of the general committees are: Mrs. Carlton Prouty, buying and sewing, Mrs. William H. Modes, general cashier ; Mrs. Forbes Cadenhead, card parties; Mrs. Mullen, decorations; Mrs. C. P. Jaedecke, the dinner; Mrs. Albert Martin, refreshments; and Mrs. Frank Anderson, the dance. Mrs. Delbert W. Poff of Walden road is general chairman for the entire bazaar. Owing to the death of Mrs. Wiliam C. Boyden's mother, Mrs. Susan M. Burlingham, Mr. and Mrs. Boyden recalled the invitations to the debut reception and dinner they had planned today for their daughter, Miss Eliza- beth. ---- Mr. and Mrs. George D. Smith and their two children returned Tuesday to their home at 1050 Private road after two months spent in England, where they visited Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs. T. E. Wells. ---- Miss Edith Light, a former teacher in the Winnetka schools, spent a part of the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Lieber. Miss Light is now a a of the faculty at Springfield, pe Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Durham and their children returned Monday to their home at 808 Auburn avenue, after spending a delightful seven weeks at the Huron Mountain club, Huron Mountain, Mich. --O-- Joseph Greeley, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Greeley, who has been spending the summer abroad, sails for the United Plates on the Leviathan September Chicago Winnetka CLEANER. Lake Forest Highland Park Mrs. C. D. Cowin of 32 Warwick road, and her house-guest, Mrs. Earle Harper of Tampa, Fla, have been spending a week in Grand Rapids and Detroit, Mich. Mr. Cowin is spend- ing the week-end in Minnesota. --_---- Mrs. L. P. Zinke of Glencoe enter- tained 12 guests at luncheon at the Skokie club Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Earle Harper of Tampa, Fla, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. D. Cowin of 32 Warwick road. --Q-- Miss Christine McCordic, 559 Oak add street, has returned to Winnetka after For Better 14 months in Europe. She spent five Home Made months studying in Vienna, two months Candies traveling in England, and the rest of the time studying schulpture in Paris. --Q-- On Your Week-End Trip Take along a box of Beach & Geils candies. to your pleasure. Our Winnetka Store COMMUNITY KITCHEN EVANSTON STORE, 1633 ORRINGTON AVE. They will the touch of perfection with the 584 Lincoln Street Phone Winn. 1740 Revell Chapman, son of Mr, and Mrs. EE. George M. Chapman of 250 Ridge ave- nue, left Thursday of last week to be a guest at the house party at the home of John Olmsted in Sardinia, N. Y., prior to his entrance into Princeton university. o --O-- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Mont- gomery of 574 Hill road are again at their home after motoring through the | East for nearly two months. Their } tour included Maine, Montreal and! Quebec. Hg CEERRVERERRRE RRR EER ER --_---- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greeley and their children are expected to return to their home at 200 Chestnut street Tues- day from their camp in the north woods where they have passed the summer months. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. Carol M. Cheney of Philadelphia, Pa., will move to Evans- ton October 1. Mr. Cheney has been transfered to Chicago in business. Mrs. Cheney is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. : Norman Clark of Winnetka. - Sm Hi Bernie Studio Bernie's Special for Children Twelve 4x6 Photographs $ 5.75 Phone for Appointment 1623 Orrington Ave. Univ. 8998 --Q-- Mrs. Frederick Dickinson and her family, 1228 Scott avenue, returned re- cently to their home from a summer spent at their cottage at the Sequan- ota club on Pine lake near Charlevoix, Mich. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. William A. Otis of 644 Oak street and their daughter, Miss Louise, have returned to their home after spending the month of August in coanms northern Wisconsin. them. Ye The Edwin P. Prices have returned to their home at 920 Hill road after spending six weeks in the Fast. and bersome of preparation, There is Ice Cream, the very highest. The Shop of Elizabeth Duncan 812 Elm Street Our catering. specialty We deliver in Wilmette, Glencoe. 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