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20 WILMETTE LIFE March 19, 1926 Mrs. Charles B. Blake ' Is Summoned by Death Services were held Monday afternoon, March IS, for Dorothy Lytle Blake, wife of Dr. Charles B. Blake, 1009 Chestnut avenue, who passed away early Saturday morning, Marc_ h 13, after an illness of five months. The services. at the home. were conducted by the Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd, minister of the Fir. t Congregational church. Burial was at Memorial Park. In addition to Dr. Blake and two small children, Th9mas Lytle, and Charle Bailey, Jr .. 11rs. Blake i survived hv her mother. 1-f rs. M. Theresa Lytle, and tv ·) si"ters. Mrs. A. W. Calloway and 11 rs. A. N. McCallum, all of \Vilmette. ~~ r~. J. A. Burrill of 812 Green wooll avenue. who has been seriouslv ill at her mother's home in Evart,· Mich., is no·w convalescing-. It expected that she will he able to return to her home next week. Plan Convention of Club Federation at Edgewater Beach Plans for the thirty-first annual con vention of the Illinois Federation of Women's clubs to he held May 18-21. at Edgewater Beach hotel. Chicago, are being formulated by the program committee and the board. The personnel of the latter are t hl' first ten district presidents and chair men of local committees. Mrs \Vil liam Franklyn Farrell, president of tht· Tenth district. is chairman, Mrs. J oseph J. \Vorker, president of First di .trict. is vice-chairman, Mrs. Samuel D. Snm\'. president of the Ninth di s trict. is recording secretary, Mrs. \Vat ter \\y. H. Schwedler, president of Sixth district is corresponding secre tary. and Mrs . George \V. Gambrill. president of Sen·nth district. is trea.; urer. Featurrs of the program which haH' he en decided upon arc three depart men luncheon~ a day during conH·n tion. an :\rt prog-ram Tur . day e\·ening under direction of ~[rs. Charles \Y . Lrigh. Lionel Robertson, spcakrr. will l!in· a cl<'mon~tration of art in the home: \Yednesda~· rvening an annual banquet with music ancl o:;peakC'r: Thur~da~· eYrning· (linnrr for Junior auxiliaries. program t(· he furni.,}wd h _ ,. Juniors. \\·ith ).fr:-- . ).f. ~ - Xorthan. G-en('ral Fcclrration chairman. and \{r . . . :\11('11 ).f. Elrod. "tate chairman. a ... gu(·;;ts oi honor: FridaY for('noon rlul· in:-- tit ut e. ). fr·..,_ C',.cnrgZ· Th :Jill<l.'i Pa Imn . . taU· pr<:~ident. \Yill pn· . . idl' at all regular :--C'-:--IO!h. \Ir. and ).[r .... Fdward T. . \n(kr ... ,n, oi 1.;3() llil!hbnd an·nue. -,Yho <·xpc-ct tn nH·,·<· t :~ California in the near future. \Yen: gue:--ts of honor at a ..;urpri~t: party_ Sun.da~· t·,·r_ning gi q ·n hy a grnup ot Ch1cag-n fnend . . . -- 0 - ·- hopes to be able to open her shop by Monday, March 22nd, when she will have returned from New York with a most d_ iscriminating selection of SPORTS THINGS DAYTIME CLOTHES CHILDREN'S CLOTHES COSTUME ACCESSORIES -oand ~{ rs. Bernard C. Bm\'(_ · n of (>05 Eighth street returned la~t Saturda~· irom a short motnr trin thrnn!!h '1hio. They entertained at bridge Sat· urday evening. ~~ r. · Stock may be incomplete for the first few weeks, stnce Miss Thai is makinL her choice very carefully and with great consider. ion to please a most particular patronage. 5 65 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka wonderful new rubber mask wllicl~ rest~ ancl shapes the droopillg· muscles nt ey s and mouth, drin·R out tho poison of fatigue an<l permits proper feeding of skin: 'lns·tu.- le De-nut«·, with generous tulws of W<J!Hlel'ful leaning and Ti~~ut· <'n ·atn!-' and eopy of "Facing tiJ, . Futur< ·," !-'t'llt postpai<l $5; sent c·. o. <1. if more <·OHV 'llient. :\fAI~o~ A · ........................ ................ 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