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14 WENNETKA "TALK January 28, 1928 TO GO ON SHOPPING TOUR Miss Grace Herbst, owner of the gift shop at 563 Lincoln avenue, who just recently has returned from a trip to the furniture mart, contemplates a trip to New York about the middle of next month, where she plans to pur- chase many new additions to her stock. Mrs. Varney, mother of Ralph Var- ney, 535 Cherry street, is confined to her room with a severe heart attack. She is making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Varney. ON MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE Miss Anne Pavey, sister of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Pavey of 845 Lincoln avenue, left Winnetka this past week on a Mediterranean tour. She sailed January 25, on the Transylvania, and expects to be gone three months. Since this is Miss Pavey's third visit in this part of the world, she will be entertained by friends in Constanti- nople and other cities. E. Jerome Ellison, Jr., 310 Walnut street, will spend the first week of February with his parents. He is at- tending the University of Michigan. has a comfortable little larly. Daily 7:30A.M.103P. M. $8888 Don't Envy a Savings Account... . Start One Yourself Don't be jealous of the fellow next to you who start one yourself. . . . you'll be surprised the way the money will grow, if you make deposits regu- Jealousy is a good thing if it wakes you up. Resolve NOW to be as thrifty as the other fellow ....you can do it as well as he. BANKING HOURS Saturday Evenings 7 P. M. to 8 P. M. Hubbard Woods Trust & Savings Bank 952 linden Avenue bank account. Instead, Let us help you. Saturday 7:30 A. M. to 12 M. Hubbard Woods Travelers Return from Ten Weeks' Tour Abroad Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ullman of 120 Fuclid avenue, Glencoe, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Cohn of 901 Forest avenue, Wilmette, returned on Sunday, January 14, from a ten weeks' tour of Europe. They all spent three and a half weeks in London, and the rest of their time in Berlin, Vienna, and Paris. According to Mrs, Ullman, one of the most delightful and interesting days of their trip was Christmas which was spent in Semmering, the St. Moritz of the Austrian alps. It is only two hours from Vienna and a delightful place. Everything is closed in Vienna on that holy day. There are no auto- mobiles in Semmering. Horses and sleighs are used instead. They re- turned on the Majestic and spent three days in New York. It was a wedding trip for Mr. and Mrs. Cohn, Two Winnetkans Guests at Reception in City Mrs. Homer A. Goodhue of 384 Elder lane, and her sister, Mrs. Ruth Killips, were included in the guests who were entertained by Mrs. Rocke- feller McCormick at her home at 1000 Lake Shore drive, Tuesday, Janu- ary 24. The tea and program were given by members and guests of the American Opera society of Chicago, and included an interesting group of persons. Florence Macbeth, Forrest Lamont, Howard Preston, and Virgilio Lazzari, were among those represent- ing the Chicago Civic Opera company. Following a delightful program of songs and selections from opera, tea was served. Mrs. Harry Barnum. 735 Walden road, has returned to her home after a ten days' illness at the Evanston hospital. Club Women Unite to Boost Better Homes Movement One hundred thousand club women, under the direction of the Illinois Federation of Women's clubs, with which north shore women's clubs are affiliated, are preparing to launch a state-wide campaign to improve living conditions in Illinois homes, Mrs. J. Marc Fowler, chairman of the federa- tion's well-equipped home committee, announced from state headquarters this week. More than 750 women's clubs, under the direction of the Illinois federation, will take part in the state-wide "Bet- ter Homes" movement. The program will be based on the results of a state survey of homes undertaken by the club women some time ago. Results of the survey are already being tabulated and will be announced the first week in February when the campaign will be started. Data have been collected on the number of household appliances and the plumbing, sanitary and other liv- ing conditions in all homes through- out every city and town of any size in every county of the state. The state-wide movement, as out- lined by Mrs. Fowler, will consist of an educational program carried on through the newspapers of the state; home demonstration meetings; club and other group lectures and public exhibits such as model homes. This work will be sponsored by the clubs in all communities throughout the state. Co-operation of the Home FEconom- ics Extension Service of the University of Illinois has been secured. The find- ings of the university specialists will be available for use in the campaign. Miss Mary Cahill of New York City is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. O'Neill of 102 Church road, Winnetka. Morning-- 9:30 9:30 9:45 10:00 11:00 Richards, Vespers--- 5:00 Sermon by Evening-- Sunday, January 29th All departments of the Church School. The Men's Class The Woman's Class. Young Men's Class. Morning Worship. "Trees," Rev. "Learning to Live." Sermon, Rev. J. A. Thomas A. Goodwin, - R:00 Meeting of the Winnetka Sunday Eve- Sp ning Club. Wednesday-- 7:00 Meeting of the Young People's Club. 10:00 Meeting of the Woman's Society.