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12 WINNETKA TALK June 2, 1928 "KEEPS THE FOOT WELL" SUMMER FOOTWEAR The Lucille Featured in Toyo Cloth, a neat cool shoe for hot weather. THR ARCH SiGe" STORE 630 Church Street Near Orrington =--DANCING-- Dance to your heart's content at the FOUR SEASONS 1% miles north of Glenview MUSIC SUPREME BY RALPH CAREL'S ORCHESTRA and his entertainers Special Chicken Dinner 7 5 C 6 COURSES 7 5 C Old Fashioned Southern Style OUTDOOR DANCING PAVILION OPENS SATURDAY, JUNE 2 Four Seasons Poultry Farm Fresh Poultry and Squabs, live or dressed Fresh Eggs Phone Glenview 126 for deliveries "FOUR SEASONS"--Winnetka, Willow 15 mile south to "FOUR SEASONS." Directions--How to reach Road to Waukegan Road. In Sunday Recital John Borino will present the pupils of his Winnetka studio in the annual recital Sunday, June 3, at 2:30 o'clock, in the Jane Kuppenheimer Memorial hall of Skokie school. He will be as- sisted by Miss Katherine King, who will sing several selections. Those taking part will be: Edwin Sullivan, Hans Hostnick, Felix Hostnick, John Henrich, Edwin Aldrich; John Verhoven, Ruth Sullivan, Eleanor Erickson, Anna Flynn, Lois Steffens, Marjorie Verhoeven, Irma Boerema, Betty Houren Earl Weinstock, Hazel Gotaas, Mina Lazar, Adeline Hoosin, Rosie Russo, Margaret Nelson, Helen Fulton, Emily Eckart and James Ger- ber. Miss Beatrice Ripley is returning to her home in Winnetka Monday from Vassar college. She is leaving June 22, to spend the summer in Europe, and upon her return will go directly to college to enter upon her senior year. Her two brothers are returning to Winnetka late in June. Skokie Teachers Fete Associates at Picnic Teachers of the three intermediate schools of Winnetka were entertained by the teachers of the Skokie school at a picnic party held at the Boy Scout cabin in the Forest Preserve west of the Village last Tuesday. The picnic was attended by more than one hun- dred teachers and their friends, a group of about twenty-five staying at the cabin overnight, cooking breakfast there and returning to Winnetka Wednesday morning. The picnic rep- resented the last of the faculty parties, one of which is given by the teachers of each of the schools for the teachers of the other schools. ON WESTMORELAND CALENDAR Three events compose the social calendar at Westmoreland Country club for the month of June. Saturday evening, June 2, members and their friends will have a dinner dance. The dinner hour is 7 and dancing to the strains of Bill Hay's orchestra will commence at 9. A buffet supper and pivot bridge has been arranged for Wednesday evening, June 13, and for Wednesday evening, June 27. An Orrington home not only commands respect --it is truly home-like and inviting as well. The cares of a large house, its maintenance cost, its servant problem and many other worries--avoid these by arranging for a happy home at The Orrington, Large, beautiful rooms that breathe of home comfort . . . facilities for social life . + . quiet, friendly, unobtrusive service. Now available to you in a few delightful suites, 1 to 4 rooms, some furnished and with kitchenettes. This Summer--plan to live at The Orrington! UNIVERSITY 8700 ORRINGTON Evanston's Largest and Finest Hotel