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Ee Et = October 31, 1925 WINNETKA TALK Tenth District of L.F.W.C. Will Have District Day clubs of the Tenth district, Federation of Women's clubs, at the Rogers Park Wom- Tuesday, November 10, for session, commencing at 10 in the morning and lasting until 4 o'clock in the afternoon The Tenth District president, The Illinois will gather an's club, an all-day Mrs. William F. Farrell, is featuring the occasion as District day, and in the morning the chairmen of the differ- ent departments will tell of their work. In the afternoon, Mrs. J. Marc Fowler, first vice-president of the state federation, will speak on the work of that organization. The speaker of the day will be Mrs. George W. Plummer, who is chairman of general federation of clubs, and is considered a lecturer of fine ability. The subject of her talk will be, "Edu- cation Plus." To Offer Lectures on New Trier Symphony Concerts To those women of the north shore who attend the concerts by the Symphony Players of Chicago at the New Trier High School auditorium, the Woman's club of Wilmette is of- fering a course of six lectures by Tina Mae Haines, commencing Monday, November 16, and occurring each af- ternoon of the concerts at New Trier. Miss Haines will discuss in detail the program to be given by the players the evening of the talk, and will cause concert hearers to find a greater wealth of interest and enjoyment in the music because of increased knowl- edge. The talks will begin at 1:30 o'clock, and last for one hour. Tickets for the lectures, which will be given under the auspices of the music department of the Woman's Club of Wilmette, may be procured from Mrs. B. F. Lewis, Jr., Mrs. W. F. English, Jr, Mrs. G. R. Stewart, Mrs. Fred O. Ebeling, and Mrs. R. A. Wheelock, all of Wilmette. The Home and Garden club met with Mrs. Theodore E. Moritz, 226 Warwick road, Kenilworth, Monday. Robert_B. Faxon of Evanston gave a most enjoyable talk on "Trees and Shrubs." Qe Mrs. Louis C. Bouchard, 222 Oxford road, Kenilworth, entertained at lunch- con and bridge at the Orrington hotel, Wednesday. srentea ea! A bod Available in all sizes and widths for children of all ages. We take particular care in fitting | children properly and that | counts for a great deal. First Floor at Fountain Square, Evanston es applied education in the | l ' To Open Home for Sale | ' of War Veterans' Goods | Mrs. John home, Chestnut avenue, day, November 6, for a sale of articles disabled veterans at Great Lakes, commencing at 9 o'clock in the and lasting throughout the | day. Women of the north shore who | take interest in helping the disabled | veterans, are invited to Mrs. Boyl ston's home, where, among other ar- | ticles, rag rugs, baskets, coin purses | and silk rugs made trom stockings wi in be on sale. The affair will be held | | under the auspices of the "Woman's | | Boylston will open her made by morning | Catholic club of Wilmette. Arden Shore Association to Hold Annual Meeting | The annual meeting of the ida | | Shore association will be held Friday | November 20. Members of the board | | will invite guests for the morning ses- | sion that convenes at 10 o'clock, and | for the luncheon following. Annual reports will be read, and the nominat ing committee will report officers for he coming year. This committee, of | which Mrs. August C. Magnus is chair ! man, and Mrs. William Sherman Hay | and Mrs. Charles T. Mordock, he | o her members, is composed of Win- netka women. | | ENTERTAIN AT TEA Mr. and Mrs. Henry Riggs Rath- bone of Kenilworth entertained at a delightful buffet supper last Sunday evening in honor of the Countess d'Aix before her departure for New York where she will spend the winter. Distinguished artists gave a group of musical numbers and a literary pro- gram was another feature of the af- ternoon. Among the guests were many prominent Chicago women. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Allen, 423 Mel- rose avenue, Kenilworth, left Tuesday to spend a week in New Orleans. We are Qffering NEW LOW PRICES ON 1926 MODELS ATWATER KENT AYEARTO PAY Write for New Color Catalogue THE HAVERFORD C0. 222-24 W.MADISON ST. STATE 5159 CHICAGO Wilmette, Fri- | The Flavor is Roasted In! EMEMBER that delicious cup of coffee you drank at a certain dinner? Its tempting, fragrant aroma! Its full, rich coffee taste! Steam- ing, golden brown! Your coffee in your own home can be just as good as that. For the secret of satisfying coffee lies largely in the roasting, and White House Coffee has the flavor roasted in. Insist on White House Coffee and you'll get all of Nature's coffee goodness, saved for your cup by our special White House roasting process. 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