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2 WINNETKA TALK October 16, 1926 Mrs. William Brand of 585 Lincoln avenue left Tuesday, October 12, to spend six months in Los Angeles, Cal. She has rented her home to J. Leon- ard. Soon after Mrs. Brand returns from California, she plans to leave for Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Affleck of 695 Lincoln avenue are spending a week in Washington and New York. They stopped in Washington to at- tend the International Oratorical con- test being held there, and will go from a tour of Europe. AA AAA AAA AAA AAA AAAS AAA R RA | An unusual apartment~for people who care about home IE you seek restful lines of mass and proportion, spacious gardens and an inviting, well arranged apart- ment home, you will appreciate The John Evans. It is peculiarly in tune, outside and within, to the quiet, substantial environment of Evanston. The convenience of a well ap pointed home will be found alike in its three, four, five and six room apartments. In tiled baths are overhead showers, in model kitchens mechan- ical refrigeration, incinerators, spot- less white ranges and cabinets of most convenient type. Fixtures are those you would choose for your own home-- correct, beautiful. Midway between the lake and downtown Evanston--convenient toall transportation yet on the quiet edge of activity, this most beauti- ful apartment invites your inspec tion today. + Three Rooms to Six Rooms Ghe 1600 HINMAN AVENUE Corner of Davis Street Victor C. CarrsoN ORGANIZATION Carlson Building, 636 Church Street, Evanston Renting Office: S. W. Corner Hinman and Davis « Greenleaf 500 Cuicaco, Sheldrake os00 Now RENTING AAA AAA AAA AA SAAS AAS EASA EASA Washington to New York City. K of C Leader Edward Cunningham, 1745 Washing- ton avenue, Wilmette, was installed this week as grand knight of Ouilmette council, Knights of Columbus. The installation of officers took place Tues- day. Return From Extensive Tour of Copper Country Mr. and Mrs. G. F. johnston return- ed Saturday from a two weeks' mo- tor trip of 2,500 miles through the cop- per regions, in northern Michigan, and on to Duluth and Port Arthur. They found excellent roads throughout their travels, they report, and the trip was a most delightful one from every stand- point. Mrs. Johnston's father, A. F. MacDonald, acompanied them, but re- mained for a two months' visit with his daughter, Mrs. W. B. Matter, at Duluth. RED CROSS FUND LOW Disaster Relief Depletes Treasury, Bringing Need of Greater Response to Annual Membership Appeal Disaster relief work has almost de- pleted Red Cross treasuries and made more imperative than ever the demand for donations when the annual pre- holiday drive comes. This is the statement of the chair- man of the Evanston branch of the Chicago Red Cross chapter, Mrs. James A. Patten, previous to the for- mal announcement of the drive, to open, as usual, Armistice Day, and to continue through Thanksgiving. This announcement will be made, ac- cording to Mrs. Patten, when repre- sentatives of the Chicago chapter re- turn from the national meeting held in Washington, D. C. Additional to the call for funds, there is need of help with the sewing sent out from local headquarters to various societies whose aid the branch is greatly appreciating. There is need of much clothing for disaster relief, not alone in Florida but in the flooded districts of Illinois, and this need, with that of money, must make the impending drive more effectual than usual, officials state. "The greatest satisfaction in the hurricane and disaster trouble," states Mrs. Patten, "is that people do recog- nize the Red Cross as the correct agency for relief. These disasters have proved it as never before." TO GIVE BAZAAR The Girls' club of New Trier High school is planning a bazaar to be given Saturday, December 4, it was an- nounced this week. This organization I has attained such importance at the school that it is to be incorporated un- der state laws. Further details of the bazaar will be given later. ed - ORRINGTON HOTEL EVANSTON 60 -62 HEAVY TAN \: wi ENGLISH 5 GRAIN OXFORD ww Uhio2--$6 00 RUBYxe EDOEWATER BEACH - OTEL EAST WASHINGTON SHOES for LITTLE BOYS STURDY LITTLE SMART SHoEs LIKE FATHERS, MADE FIT THE GROWING, ACTIVE BOY'S FEET CORRECTLY -- PATENT LEATHER DRESS OXFORD lh 202 ~8 60° SRR wy