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"1 De MR Ede 125 WINNETKA TALK 0 WILL GIVE LECTURES mT 7 Mrs. Herman B. Butler, 715 Pro To W ed spect street, president of the Young I i bb d W d El 4 Woman's Christian association, who u ar 00 S ectric recently returned from a course of [ lectures on "The Cause and Cure of | War" given before the Episcopal an ar ware | O. church convention in New Orleans, 41 . has been asked to repeat the series Not Inc. we for the citizenship committee for the | i | SHOP NOW Mrs. Albert H. Veeder, 635 Maple | || avenue, gave a talk Tuesday morning | TOYS TOYS d MORE TO YS 'lon "The Best Short Stories of 1924." | , an from the American and English vol- | > + Rdwas 'Brie She | ' ed ume by Edward J- O'Brien. She Juddy "L" Line * % poke before the Book Review group | ' of the Chicago Woman's club. Skates, Tubnlar Shoe and Clamp Skates, Sleds, Wagons, -- . asters an Mr. 'and 'Mrs; Warren C. Agry of : 1 foasters a dScogters 711 Locust street, will have as their Electric "Appliances make dandy gifts house guest over the Christmas sea- son, Mrs. Agry's father, Thomas Stut- son of Boston. 902-4 LINDEN AVE. PHONE WINN. 871 | "BP flome Dank [or Wineltka feople" Qficers and Directors i HENRY R. HALE Fresident L.B.KUPPENHEIMER Vice~-/ resident JANBORN HALE Coskier 1 GCLORGE WW. MEHINNEY Asst Coskhier VICTOR £L7TING CARLTON PROUTY ---- NOBLE HALE Photo by Wilhite Miss Barbara Nicholls Miss Barbara Nicholls is the daugh- ter ot Mr. and Mrs. William H.| | Nicholls of 660 Pine street, Win- netka Her engagement to Charles Ingram Bernard, III, was recently an- nounced by her father and mother, No date has been set for the wedding. Mrs. George Benson of 210 Melrose avenue, Kenilworth, will be hostess at a tea Tuesday, December 8, with her sister, Mrs. Oscar Torrison of Evanston, in honor of Mrs. Torrison's daughter-in-law, Mrs. Oscar Torrison, | a bride of last month. ¥ Hilly Mt Mrs. Calvin Fentress, 939 Green Bay road, was in the receiving line at the -- debut tea given Saturday afternoon, November 28, for her niece, Miss Harriet Lyon. The affair was given at the home of Miss Lyon's grand- mother, Mrs. Thomas Lyon of Chi- cago. - A Community's s Prosperity A is necessarily dependent upon an adequate AN supply of capital to keep the business going ; . I and to finance the expansion and improve- R \ ment. The combined savings of the Winnetka peo- ple will assure the necessary available capital for our community's continued prosperity, and the WINNETKA STATE BANK offers YOU the opportunity of saving in safety and also earning 3% compound interest. We cordially invite you to bank here and grow with us and Winnetka. Double Your Personal Charms by giving better attention to the care of the hair and skin. The above services can be rendered you in this ethically conducted beauty shop. Hot Oil Shampoos u LJ Permanent Waving J Swedish Massage ETHEL M. TAYLOR LIM ST. LAST OF LINCOLN AVE. MARIA A. LAGERQUIST Props. { BANKING HOURS ord sis im Street | [SESS BAM. lo 3 PM. I -- Winnetka, IIL JSaluraays Bam.lo 12-30pMm. and 7 lo Bem. | |