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January 2, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 19 | Wilmette Chapter, Eastern Star, In- | vites Public to Installation of Offi- cers Next Monday Night INDUCT STAR LEADERS Public installation of the new offi-| cers of Wilmette Chapter, No. 753,| Order of Eastern Star, takes place Monday evening, January 4, at the Winnetka Masonic temple, 708 Elm street, Winnetka, the hour being 8 o'clock. The ceremony is open to all members and friends of the order. Featuring the installation ceremony will be an escort provided by the fa- mous drill team of St. Bernard's Com- mandery of Chicago, of which Victor H. Martin, brother of the newly elected worthy matron, is generalis- simo. The installation is to be in charge of Mrs. Nellie Meyers, past worthy grand matron, who will be assisted by the following: Mrs. Maude Blair, past worthy matron, Golden Rod Chapter, marshall; Mrs. Vivian Scott, past worthy grand matron, chaplain; Orian Galitz, organist; Mrs. Maybelle Buck- ley, grand lecturer, mistress of cere- monies; Charles C. Schultz, Edward Hoffman, and Roy Hopkins, escorts; Joseph Wilson, color bearer; Mrs. Anna Venton, retiring worthy matron, and Paul Hoffman, retiring worthy patron. Officers to be installed include: Mrs. Lillie Hoffman, worthy matron ; Raymond Rabe, worthy patron; Mrs. Eva Pyfer, associate matron; Mrs. Grace Skelton, secretary; Mrs. Al- berta Orner, treasurer; Mrs. Lilla Watkins, conductress; Mrs. Ida Birr, associate conductress; Mrs. Martha Yarian, chaplain; Mrs. Clara Hooper, marshall; Mrs. Helen Cook, organist; Mrs. Una Snyder, Adah; Mrs. Alma Muehlberg, Ruth; Mrs. Jennie Procter, Esther; Mrs. Anna Sanders, Martha; Mrs. Charlotte McClure, Electa; Mrs. Elizabeth Lundin, warder; Mr. Harry Berndtson, sentinel; Mrs. Bertha Darling, soloist; Mrs. Maude Burgess, correspondent. Following the installation there will be a musical program given by Miss Edna Oberg, violinist; Jack Iffland, xylophonist; Mrs. Bertha Darling, soprano, and the Messrs. Ranous and vi Mallory. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Connor, 1152 Hamptondale road, will have as their guests for New Year's dinner, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Gillies and family and Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Agry. ---- Mrs. M. E. Adams, 1074 Laurel ave- nue, is entertaining relatives from De- troit, Mich., over the holidays. COAL PHONE WINNETKA 12 E. C. Weissenberg Convalescing Lewis B. Springer, 411 Maple ave- nue, Wilmette, representative from this district, is reported recover- ing slowly from a severe attack of acute sciaticneuritis. He has been confined to his home for several weeks but is now well on the road to recovery, members of the family re- state port. Mr. Springer has been representa- tive from this district for several terms and has been particularly ac- tive in furthering the agricultural in- terests of the state. It was largely through his efforts that the legislature appropriated funds for the establish- ment of an agricultural experimental station in Cook county. He has also been keenly interested in the preser- vation of forest tracts and the estab- lishment of state forest lands. "We may live without poetry, music and art; We may live without con- science, ~ We may live without heart, We may live without books, What is knowledge but griev- ing? We may live without hope, What is hope but deceiving? We may live without love. What is passion but pining? But where is the man that can live without dining?" Lilac TeaRoom 576 Lincoln Ave. Tel. Winnetka 1820 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hardwicke, 486 South avenue, have as their holiday guests, Miss Mary I. Hardwicke of Camden, N. J., and William Hardwicke of Denver, Col. FAY Va) Mrs. P. Murray, 800 Center street, will entertain the Hubbard Woods Card Party circle at Sacred Heart hall on Friday, January 8. Everybody is | cordially invited. rm Miss Patricia Goodhue, 384 FElder lane, will entertain 12 of her friends at luncheon on New Year's day. Ruth C. Weil and her brother, "Bud" Weil, 1040 Pine street, enter- tained about 40 girls and boys at a dinner in the Marine dining room of the Edgewater Beach hotel. RR Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sauer, 1022 Ash street, have as their guests for the holidays, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stall- wood and their small son of Austin. Mrs. Stallwood is Mrs. Sauer's sister. -- pre Mrs William Hoyt entertained a group of young people at a coasting party Wednesday evening. The Premier Sold and Installed by VIC J.KILLIAN, Inc. PLUMBING CONTRACTORS 874 Center St. Winnetka 1260 The Comfort Shop Phone 933 Winnetka TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT for your MARCEL AND WATER WAVING FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT SHAMPOO AND MANICURE EXPERT HAIRCUTTING for WOMEN AND THE CHILDREN Miss Jennie Anderson "Mrs. Chas. Stromgren" Meyer Bank Bldg. 797 Elm St. Winn. 933 Cm A NAA AAA AA A A A A A A A COMMUNITY FRUIT MARKET SPECIAL SALE ON ALL FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR THE NEW YEAR Lettuce, crisp and tender, 10c, 15¢, 20c¢ Green Peas, extra fancy per quart, 25¢ 563 Lincoln Ave. New Phone " Winn. 2613 String Beans Brussel Sprouts Green Onions Spinach Radishes Cucumbers Mushrooms Artichokes French Endive Kalamazoo Table Celery, nice white, crisp and tender received daily BUY HERE Em A Strictly Fresh Eggs, per doz. 65¢ SAVE MONEY S SASS NNN RN RNA AN SS A NN AN NN NNN NNN AN AALS NR NNR NN NRA NR NN SES GSS NNN a --------