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16 WILMETTE LIFE March 26, 1926 -------------------------~ .& . , WITHOUT 1 n COMMISSION : Oa Dealrable Dome· and Apartment 1 ~ Dulldlnc· ' I A. D. LANGWORTHY, Loaa Ageat I 112 ,V. Adams St., Chlcaco I L0 s I Kenilworth Kenilworth Happenings TO MEET VOYAGERS BRING GARDEN PLAN John Hancock Mutual Life lnaur·: ance Company 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I Women Voters Hold Next Meeting April 1 .. ....... ·------------------------" . e · B. B. WARD I'UMERAL DIRECTOR You can recom mend us when the occasion demands professional attention for friends, relatives and acquaintances. Lady A.rsistant Privat~ Ambulance II \\"arren Pease. 320 Leicester road. The Ho~e and Garden club met left Tucsday with his son-in-law, Ed- recentlY at the home of 1-Irs. Frank win Sheridan of Evan ton, for a stay Cherry: and · Monday's meeting will he at Vvhite Sulphur Springs, Va. They held at the ho~e of ~frs . B. H. Bisbee, witt go to New York to meet Mrs. 317 Cumnor road. Each member of Pease and her daughter, Mrs. Calvin the club is expected to bring a plan Berghalter. who .have been around th.e of her garden. world on the Belgenland, and are ex-~ pected to land early in April. B'ETROTHED . Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Steven..;, 330 Lf 1 t J· tt h tt St Ahbottsford road, announce the en' er arrc . w o a ·n etH1s · daughter. 1'.!Jzabet r. · 1 · >L'r ~fTt t. gagement o f the1r 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J n s " . afry a,::;a< emy, "" d' >e ~ to OgdeJl Cook, son of ~~r~. Carolvn 1 wme n11tt 1 a tcr J'.aster, spen mg 1 11s tl f ·~ spring vacation with his parents, Mr. 1·. 11 s\\·c:· 1 o 1'-elll 1 wort 1 1. '{ R H I :~ dd 1~ rs. oy · Jarrett, of ·~ 34 F.:>:;ex The Skokie Valley chapter of the ° a · Telephone Wilmette 334'1 DR. FRANK B. ERWIN VETERINARIAN Speclallzlnc In the treatment of )Your beat frlenda tile "Dos and Cat" All calhJ receive m7 personal attention . 724 Prairie Ave. · Wilmette, 01. PHONE UNIVERSITY 600 Daughters of the A_ merican Revolution met with :\Irs. Edwin Hedrick. 304 :\1 elro..;e ayenuc. :\{onday afternoon. 'M rs. Fred McNish spoke on "The D . .\. R. \York on Ellis Tsland." -0- I A pre-pri~ary round table for the Kenilworth Wo~cn Voters under thc direction of -:\{rs. Mark Cresap, is haYing a series of three mecting-s, the first of which was held recently at the ho~e of Mrs. George R. Benson of 210 1felrose avenue, when Mrs. Walter Benson and 1f rs. \Villiam G. Hihhard of \Vinnetka gave a talk on "The Structure of County novcrnment." The next se:>sion will he held Thur . day, April 1. at 11 o'rloc-k in the morning, at the home of ~frs. -:\far k (' rrsap, 239 F.ssex road. The hostrss will give lk "C Cl · · " t 11..r a ta on ottnty . 1anttes. anr ~vtrs. Walter Benson is to speak on "County Officers." A light luncheon will be served after the meeting-. The last meeting will take plar<:' at the hom(' of Mrs. E. F. Snvdacker. 1349 Chest nut ave11t1e. thr clatC' to hr announced later. More than a Fashionable Shoe Dr . H. 0 . . \Yrishaar of 816 OakFO ASHEVILLE wood avenue. has bought the :\IcTO LEAVE R Callum home at 1331 Chestnut a\·enue. ?vfr. and :\frs. Bentlev ~fcCloud of · Cu~ncr road. ~I r. and if rs . l·.dg-ar :\. a1HI expec t s t o move co f ."'\ .\ll f d :oa d , an d 'f -o- m soon. ~tevcn" o >)Ott~ or 1v r . :\1 rs. H~rhert V. :\fesick. 331 £-,sex Jame..; H: P,rentts~ ot Cumberland road. left ~fonda,· for a ten daY:-' '"'isit avetlu~·· wd~ leave T·.aster \fonc~ay. f<:>r in ~an-,as City. · · . shev!lle. )..;_ C.. where t.hry will JOin _ _ I Mr. and :\frs. Grant R1dgway. :\{r. 0 The meeting of The ~cighbor:- last 1 ~ret~tiss expects to come 011 from Thursday was thoroughly enjoyed. T·londa to meet them there . ~Irs. Edwin T. Johnstone of the Chi. cago Woman's club gave a talk 011 I :\1 r. and ~frs. Perry H. Eckhart ar.. 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