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NRTA § January 9, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 29 Indian Hill Plans Winter Sports for Month of January worn The committee in charge »>f the win- ter sports activities at the Indian Hill club announces the follewing coming events. Saturday, January 9, regular dinner- dance at the ciun at 7:30 o'clock. Tuesday, Janvary 12, thc members are invited *¢ outdoor sp.rrs consist- ing of skatit and tobogganing to be | f. llowed at © oclock by dan. pg in the club-noyse in sports clo te: with a buffet supper to be servad at Il o- clock. Provided ihe eleme-ts are fav- orable, this prcriises to ©: an inter- esting evening. In any case, there will be dancing whether or not to- bogganing or skating can be indulged in. Saturday, January 30, the adults will have their annual masquerade on the ice, the grand march starting at 2:30. This will be followed by races and other events, for which prizes will be awarded. There will also be prizes for the most unique costumes. Saturday, January 30, the adults will have their turn at masquerading on the ice for on that evening, there will be skating and tobogganing in cos- tume, followed by dancing in the club house and a buffet supper to wind up the evening. PLAYS FOR RADIO North shore radio listeners will have an opportunity to hear one of their own neighbors Friday evening, Jan- vary 15, at 9:40 o'clock when Mrs. Dwight C. Orcutt, will broadcast a group of piano selections from WMAQ located on the LaSalle hotel. * Mrs. A. J. Mitchell and son, Donald, 263 Woodlawn avenue, are leaving January 10 for Yakima, Wash., to visit her mother. Hockey League Stages | Second Round Sunday The second round of play in the Shore Hockey league will be | staged Sunday, January 10, if the | weather man is kind and freezes up the rinks. Evanston is scheduled to | meet Lake Forest and Indian Hill will | clash with Highland Park. | In the opening games held last Sun- | day, Indian Hill won over Evanston [by a score of 4 to 1. Lake Forest scored a 3-to-0 victory over Highland | Park in the other clash. Plaving conditions were pour, both games being played in a Arizzling rain. The ice was soft and did not permit the piavers to show their best game. CHARLESTON AT CLUB Another surprise is in store for the members of the North Shore Dance club. The management has been fortunate in being able to secure some very unusual professional talent to give a demonstration of the Charleston at the next regular dancing party which is taking place at the Winnetka Masonic temple, Saturday evening, January 9. The auditing committee of the North Shore Catholic Woman's league met at the home of Mrs. David Hallinan, 1050 Spruce street, Wednesday, Jan- uary 6, at 2 o'clock, for the purpose of making the semi-audit of the club's books. ---- Miss Veda Henry of the faculty of the Columbia School of Music, who spent the holiday season at her home in Buffalo, returned this week to re- sume her work at the college. iC Mrs. E. Irving Belote, 1136 Oak street, was hostess at luncheon and six {tables of bridge December 30. Mrs. |W. E. Orr of Calumet City, Ill, was | her out of town guest. | CHRYSLER Only Two Years Ol d January 9th Is Our # Second Birthday YET A NAME TO CONJURE WITH Now in Our New Home at 1840 RIDGE AVE. EVANSTON MOTOR SALES W. D. Reagan, Mgr. Univ. 2277 Rogers Pk. 9773 ee Telephone All Orders La Fayette 8220 The Largest Individual Fuel Oil Storage of Any Company in Chicago. And a Fleet of 20 Trucks Available for Your Service Conunerre Hetroleum Company 2921 Lock St. The Reason we can take care of our customers-- Chicago