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WINNETKA TALK December 18, 1926 For Holidays Winter Coats--Hats and Dresses UNIQUE STYLE SHoP B. COPLAN, Prop. 1126 Central Avenue Phone Wil. 2403 GIVE SACRED CONCERT A sacred concert was given at the Church of the Holy Comforter, Ken- ilworth, Sunday evening, December 12, | | by Mrs. Ruth Waller, contralto; Mr. || Albert Hosmer, basso; and Mrs. Irene | Zaring, organist. Mr. Hosmer gave a most interesting descriptive talk be- tween each number. The program included numbers from the organ and selections from Handel's "Messiah." Mrs. Samuel Green of Springfield, Mass., who has been the guest for the past week of Mrs. William Ogden Green of Locust road, is leaving today. - B® means of our water softener and the rinsing of your laundry in three differ- ent suds -- your clothes last one-third longer than if they were washed the ordinary way. This is an item worthy of consideration when your weekly wash includes costly apparel and linens. CALL IN BILL, THE WASHINGTON LAUNDRY MAN -- HE'S IN YOUR NEIGHBOR- HOOD TODAY Ye Washington 700-704 Washington Street' Pione WILMETTE 125 High School Wins and Loses First Cage Tilts New Trier High school opened its basketball season last Wednesday af- ternoon by dividing a pair of games with Lake View, the north shore lights winning 15-10, and the heavies losing a hard game, 17 to 11. Mills and Strong starred for the lightweights, and Capt. Waddy Paletti played best for the senior team. For the visitors, Anderson of the lights and Johnson of the heavies stood out above the rest. Johnson, the Lake View captain, was the individual star of the afternoon, making four baskets and one free throw, and showing remarkable floor- work throughout the game. GIVES XMAS LUNCHEON Carrying out the true holiday spirit by using red and green as the domi- nating color in her decorations, Mrs. George Karnes of 151 Fuller lane en- tertained several Winnetka and Chi- cago friends at a charming lucnheon, Tuesday, December 14, at her home. The guests included Mrs. Parnell and Mrs. John Strawn of the Sovereign | hotel, Mrs. Englander of the Broad- more hotel, Mrs. Singer of Evanston, Miss Blackall of Rogers Park, and Mrs. Kenning and Mrs. Edgar Foster Alden of Winnetka. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. White, formerly of Chicago, have moved into their new home at 370 Elder lane, Winnetka. New Trier Girls Begin Basketball Season This Week This week sees not only the opening of the boys' basketball season, but al- so that of the girls who deserve some recognition for their efforts as well as their fellow athletes. As far as New Trier girls are concerned, basket- ball has always been by far the most popular sport, and from the looks of things this week at the first practices, it promises to still hold full sway. Basketball will have several added attractions this year in addition to its former lures. First of all, the girls will play two-court basketball instead of three-court as formerly. This type of game is a faster and more interest- ing one, and calls for players who are alert. Two-court basketball is now being played in all the leading colleges and schools, and so New Trier girls will find it to their advantage to play this game, the athletic department de- clares. SISTERHOOD MEETS The North Shore Congregational sisterhood held its regular meeting, Wednesday, December 15, at 2:30 o'clock, in the Glencoe Union church. Mrs. Alfred Hamburger of Chicago read Channing Pollock's war play, "The Enemy." Mrs. Milton R. Simons of Wilmette was in charge of the meeting. RE<on This attractive coffee service suggests a last- ing gift. It is an exam- oh of our wy complete offerings in silver, crys- ral po. 4 pottery. Gift Perplexities Vanish Here Conveniently near your home, away from the holi- day crowds, Spaulding's in Evanston affords you a delightful way to answer the vexing problem: "What shall I give this year?" In this friendly little shop you will find an unexpect- edly wide variety of suit- able gifts, supplied direct from the authoritative se- lections offered Chicago store. always--courteous Spauld- ing service to assist you in selecting gifts. in our And as SPAULDING & CO. 1636 Orrington Ave.,, EVANSTON Michigan at Van Buren, CHICAGO 23 Rue de la Paix, PARIS