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16 WINNETKA FALK January 14, 1928 5 A Rp.DZ a ' Ls 101 E \ i (| 4 A RENTAL OF CHAIRS © TABLES Moth Extermination Moving, Packing and -Ship- ping of Household Goods PHONE WINN. 1332 N. U. in Triangle Debate on Baumes Laws of N. Y. Northwestern debaters will meet the University of Michigan and Ohio State teams in a triangular debate Jan. 20 on the question: "Resolved--That the principles of the Baumes laws of New York state should be enacted into law by the other states." Men composing the negative team will journey to Ann Arbor to debate with the Michigan team, while the athrmative team remains here to meet Ohio state. Members of the negative team are John Doesburg, Julian M. Lambert and Samuel Givens, and the affirmative team is being chosen this week in trial debates with Knox col- lege. Mrs. Clena Friend, 410 Washington avenue, Wilmette, - entertained the North Shore Johanna committee yes- terday at luncheon. LLL 72777 77777 77777777, Furniture. LULL LLL TT F720 72777777 7777777777777 77 777. LLLLLLTLIT LTT T2777 7 777 77 7 77 7777 F777 7 777777 7 777 7777 7 77 77 Rosenbaum's January Clearance Sale rolls into a place of first importance commenc- ing January 19th. Enormous reductions on all Announcement of this great feature will appear in this = S. Rosenbaum Co., Inc. 810 DAVIS ST., FOUNTAIN SQUARE, EVANSTON PHONES: UNIVERSITY 5023--GREENLEAF 1489 Chicago Stores--5228 N. Clark St.; 3120 Lincoln Ave. LULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLL LLL LL LLL Ld LLL ddl d dl dd ddd lll ddd ld ddd LTT TT rd T7777 paper next Saturday. LLL LT TIT TI 20 ToT T7777 To Wed Coach The engagement of Miss Dorothy Hilton to Ade Schumacher was an- nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hilton of the Georgian hotel, at a bridge party given in her honor last week. Mr. Schumacher is the intra- mural sport director at Northwestern university. The Sale You Have Been Waiting for! Unusual opportunity to purchase your luggage requirements. REDUCTIONS ARE 1, OFF Every Item Regular Genuine "Standard Quality" Gladstones Traveling Bags Ladies' Suit Cases Men's Suit Cases Fitted Suit Cases Overnight Cases Hat Boxes Wardrobe Trunks Dress Trunks Wardrobe Suit Cases Bridge Sets Writing Portfolios Purses Brief Cases Radical Reductions on Black Antelope and Suede Bags STANDARD LUGGAGE CO. "40 Years 612 DAVIS STREET in the Business" GREENLEAF 822 Next Brewer-Spry Recital Jan. 19, at Winnetka Club Patronesses for the second in the series of historical recitals to be pre- sented at the Winnetka Woman's club, January 19, are: Mrs. Marcus D. Rich- ards, Mrs. Rudolph Matz, Mrs. Fletch- er Marsh, Mrs. Morris K. Wilson, Mrs. Wheaton Augur, Mrs. William G. Hib- bard, Mrs. Roland Whitman, Mrs. Ers- kin Wilder, Mrs. J. Lawrence Hough- teling, Mrs. August Magnus, Mrs. Henry Stanton, Mrs. Harry Edmonds and Mrs. Gerald Butler, all of Win- netka. The program will be presented joint- ly by two well known north shore artists, Walter Spry, Evanston pianist, and Valona Brewer, Winnetka violin- ist. Both are members of the faculty of the Columbia School of Music. The first program, given on Decem- ber 8, was devoted to the early com- posers, from the Elizabethan era te Beethoven. The coming recital will represent composers of the 19th cen- tury. Mr. Spry will open the program with numbers by Schubert, Mendels- sohn and Schumann; Mrs. Brewer will follow with Caesar Franck's sonata for violin and piano; and Mr. Spry will close the evening with a Chopin group. Merle E. Maupin will act as accom- panist for Mrs. Brewer. WELFARE BOARD TO MEET The Winnetka board of Infant Wel- fare society will hold its annual meet- ing on Monday, January 16, at the home of Mrs. Dwight F. Green, 329 Chestnut street. At this meeting re- ports for the year will be given by the various committees, showing the ac- complishments of the board during the || past year, and the election of officers will be held. at. 12:30; Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Smith of 819 Humboldt gave a dinner bridge last Saturday evening at their home. They entertained twelve guests. Luncheon will be served for our new Tourist Third Cabin "Europe Vacations abroad . . . for less than $200 round trip fare! On the 12 greatest ships in our St. Lawrence fleet. With the comforts and niceties required by profes- sional and educational people. No extra fare for outside rooms « + « but they go fast. Secure yours now, with a small deposit. Phone, write or stop in . . . today. R. S. ELWORTHY, Steamship General Age 71 E. Jackson Blwd., Chicago, IIL aL Telephone Wabash 1904 For Freight Apply wo W.A. KITTERMASTER 940 The Rookery, Chicago, IIL