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16 WINNETKA TALK December 18, 1926 SELECT YOUR SUIT NOW This is to inform you that we | have received a new line of imported suitings for the new season. Come now and make your selections and let us take your measure for your new suit. There is distinction in every custom suit we make and we know that you want to be distinctively dressed. In the long run it costs no more. 3X3 H. E. ODHNER 1050 Gage St. Tel. Winn. 278 ASSL ILS SSSI SSS TIS SSIS ISLS SSS SSSI SSSI SSIS SSS S SSS SSS SSS ITS LSS SSSI SSS S ILLS IS SSS SSSI SSS SSS ISLS SS ALIS SSS SSS SSS SS SSS SSS HSE Xmas Home Baked Specialties Phone Winn. 1365 1077 Gage St. Hubbard Woods a 7 ZT Ze LLL ZL 2 LL A LZ A UL ZL 7 ZL LULL, N N N N \ N N N Friends of Drama Give Tea for Walter Ufer whose work hangs in the Georgian hotel, the Friends of the Drama held a reception on Sunday afternoon, De- cember 12, in the ballroom where the exhibition is displayed. Mr. Ufer's brilliant paintings of the western country have drawn many ad- mirers to the exhibition. Art lovers have only a few more days to view the canvases, as the exhibition is to close on Monday, December 20. At the reception Mr. Ufer was pres- ent to meet the guests, and talk with them about his work. During the af- ternoon Mrs. Richard Trusdell of Ev- anston and Mrs. Clarence Eddy of Chicago sang several groups of songs. Mrs. Frank Cherry of Kenilworth was in charge of arrangements for the afternoon. The hostesses receiving were Mrs. Otis Allen, Mrs. F. O. Bowe, Mrs. James Day, Mrs. Earl DeMoe, Mrs. Robert Fulton, Mrs. John Land- reth, Mrs. James E. Lukey, president, and Mrs. John Marshall Roberts. Mrs. Joseph G. Werner, Mrs. Arthur | Adair, Mrs. J. Connelly and Mrs. George Harris poured. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Coyne of | 397 Provident. avenue entertained | twenty Wednesday evening of last | week in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Price of Walden road who left last Sunday for Tucson, Ariz, to remain ! for an indefinite period. Mr. and Mrs. | Covne entertained sixteen a 7 o'clock buffet supper last Saturday | evening, when a large cake decorated | with the Yule colors was presented to { Mr. Coyne in celebration of his birth- | day. | -- Mrs. John Carpenter, 422 Wood- stock, Kenilworth, ectertained her bridge club on Thursday. In honor of the artist, Walter Ufer, | guests at | CHORUS OF PRAISE Villagers Delighted Over Splendid Gift Performance by Players of Win- netka Community Drama Club By CRITIC Laughter and tears were close com panions and never wholly missing {during the lovely presentation of Dick- |en's Christmas Carol by the Community players of the Community Drama club. Matz hall was filled both Wednes- |day and Thursday nights with appre- | ciative listeners. To every one concerned most sin- |cere praise should be given, and es- pecially to William Boyden, Jr. for | his masterly interpretation of Scrooge, to Mrs Mettler, inimitable as Mrs. Dilber, and to Alber Martin as Mor- |ley's ghost. The dancers, the carol |singers, the chimes player, who gave | "Silent Night"! were all memorable and greatly added to the beautiful |effect which culminated in the Christ- [mas tree with its star shining through the softly falling snow The thanks of the community are {due the Community Drama club, and to those members who gave of their {busy holiday hours to make it pos- [sible. Thanks are due especially to Mrs. Merritt Lum, director, Mrs. Rog- er Ballard for the costumes, and to |A. Montague Ferry and Mr. Goble who {directed the stage crew. The proper- |ties were taken care of by Mrs. Coyne 'and Mr. Cary-Curr. The music was |arranged by Mrs. Arthur Dean. The members of the quartet who | sang were Sherman Orwig, who sang | the solo carol at the beginning, and | Davies Lazear, Alired Freeman, and [Arthur Dean. Ludwig Martin played the chimes. Albert Phalin was the (fiddler, in place of Alexander Millar, who was ill. The dancers were Mrs. | Martin Cassel, Mrs. Edgar Dale, Harry |Clarke and Edgar Dale. 3 Dependable Plumbing Fixtures... ... Priced Right vv vw AETNA AUTOMATIC OIL BURNER the faultless burner. A gift that will please all at home Make your wife happy this Christmas by giving her a-- Kitchen Katch-All it swings under the sink $2.50 When you are ready to do away with heating by coal, call us and let us demonstrate a real faultless burner. RAR Sh SS Sh dn oh og "STANDARD" and "CRANE" PLUMBING FIXTURES Whether the new fixture be needed in the basement or the bathroom-- "Standard" or "Crane" Fixtures will more than fill the bill. IC. J. KILLIA PLUMBING CONTRACTOR 874 Center St. Phone Winn. 1260