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14 WINNET KA: TALK December 29, 1928 BAHA'I LECTURE "It is New Year; that is to say, the rounding of the cycle of the year. A year is the expression of a cycle of the sun; but now is the beginning of a cycle of Reality, a New Cycle, a New Year, a New Age, a New Century, a New Time and a New Year." This subject is to be presented in the Baha'i lecture, next Sunday, December 30, at 4 o'clock in foundation hall of Baha'i temple, at Linden avenue, near Sheridan road, Wilmette, when Dr. Albert Vail will speak on "The New Year and the New Cycle." Winnetka Man Publishes Booklet on Horsemanship A booklet that should claim the seri- ous attention of all persons interested in horsemanship has just been written and published by Major Roy B. Nord- heimer, formerly of the Royal Cana- dian Dragoons and at present manager of the Indian Hill Riding club. The book is dedicated by the author "to those horse lovers and owners whose unfailing support has enabled the horse to maintain its place in this mechanical age." | SSR» 233023 A i or 4) There Never Enjoy piest--is Mother. 54) Tov EST A555 OSES HS OTT 4-535 WETS NEIP N55 iow WEIS © friends. Mother can enjoy an ---- > 0-505 HEL 95D N55 a TY WT Holiday Festivities Enough Time to Especially for Mother Holiday time . . . beautiful . . . spirited ... holy . . . significant . . . green with holly . . . red with poinsettia . . . twink- ling candles . . . joyous children . . . happy grown folks . . . a time when everyone is filled with cheer. The busiest of persons during the holi- days--the one who should be the hap- Time needs to enjoy the Yuletide festivities and And Time is what she will have if she gives the family laundry to a Washington Laundry Man. times a year if we do the weekly laundry. De Washington Laundry 700-704 Washington Street EVANSTON, JLL. Phone Wilmette 145 1887 . Forty-One . Years . of . Quality . Work . 1928 WER ELZ MER ZR BERNE RR 2% dk Ld ZR 2) SS OT OTS ES> Seems to Be Them PAD A) E26) 220 0) S22 NN) 22D 0) EDD 6) EXD AO DOI NS WD 7a is what she holiday leisure 52 a Bm) ; SEDO DIDS OST ET A EED S006) AA Southern Woman's Club Is Hostess to Children The Southern Woman's club of Chi- cago was hostess to members and their children at a Children's Christmas party Thursday, December 27. The regular monthly meeting oc- curred on the same day, following its customary procedure and opening with |a parliamentary law class at 10:30 in [the morning under the direction of Mrs. Maurice Lieber, holding a social hour at noon, with luncheon served one-half hour later and the program following at 2. Of this latter, Mrs. George Hanly Nippert was chairman, with Mrs. Dee Ellen Dady chairman of the Christmas party. The program began with the sing- ing of Christmas carols, and continued as follows: Tap Dance The Doll Dance by Brown Helen and Margaret Dady The Flirt Dance .. : hy _....Polichenelle Serenade by Kreisler " Margaret Dady Waltz Bluette al : 3 Driego Helen Dady Dance No. 1 Moszkoski Helen and Margaret Dady We Love You : Song and Tap Lytle Twins Piano Selections Shadow Dance Tumble Weed James Lytle Dagio Dance Lytle Twins The Gladys Hight School of Danc- ing provided the additional selections. The hostesses for the day were Mes- dames William J. Reese, Daniel Thomas, Woods T. Westbrook, Clyde M. Joice, Edward Arning, Ada Cook, William R. Pickett, Herman W. Kas- tor, Miss C. Dale Schaeffer, and Miss Dixie Trembley. Spanish MacDowell : Bliss THREE AUTO FIRES The Winnetka Fire department ex- tinguished blazes which had started in three automobiles in the village this week, with a loss of about ten dol- lars in each case. The automobiles belonged to Raymond W. Rapp, 718 Center street, Joseph V. Stixrud, 607 Willow road, and M. A. Nathan, 900 Oak street. The fires were said to have been started by backfiring in the carburetors. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McArdle, 111 Broadway avenue, Wilmette, announce the engagement of their daughter, Theresa J., to John Schnederger of Riverside, Ill. Miss McArdle's engage- ment was announced at a luncheon and bridge last Saturday. The wedding will take place about February 1. LEW SARETT ON TOUR Poet and Lecturer Will Begin Travels in January Lew Sarett, who will return to Evan- ston at the beginning of the second university semester in January to re- sume his classes as member of the faculty of the School of Speech, North- western university, will begin a trans- continental lecture tour soon after Christmas, according to word that comes from his home in Laona, Forest county, Wisconsin. His tour is expected to include a visit to Northwestern before he re- turns later on to assume his faculty duties and to bring his family here for several months' residence before spring takes them back to their home in the north woods. Mr. Sarett, widely-known and affec- tionately regarded by both "town and gown" in Evanston, is a poet whose writings concern chiefly the things of the woods and Indian life and lore. He has written three books of poetry, "May Moons," "The Box of God" and "Slow Smoke," and has another inter- esting work in the preparation at the present time. He is an advisory edi- tor of "Poetry," and in 1925 won its Helen Haire Levinson prize. He also wrote the ode read at the dedication of the memorial stadium at the Uni- versity of Illinois. He has been on the faculty of the School of Speech since 1920 when he came as an associate professor from the University of Illinois. He was later made professor of argumentation and persuasion and has since held the posi- tion, taking a recent sabbatical year's absence, and returning the last two years for the second semester to teach at Northwestern. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE "Christian Science" will be the sub- ject at the services in the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Winnetka Sun- day morning, December 30, at 11 o'clock. Sunday school convenes at 9:35 o'clock. TRUCK HITS CAR A car parked on Church road at Meadow lane, owned by Burton Clo- clasure, 20, of Lake Bluff, was struck by a Star line truck late last Monday afternoon. The rear axle of the car was broken and the fenders crushed. » Heatin » Coal 1901 A COMPLETE FUEL SERVICE ®JIf) < oF) T-2R » and Wood ={0]], [€]= 1