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4 ······················--·~ WILMETTE LIFE July 20, 1928 Dedication of Fiesta M. Portenhauser · Painter and Decorator Estimates Witf&Ota Obligation At Vista Del Laa-o Gay (Continued from page 1) Samuel Meyers, four; Walter Anderson, eight; W. M. Sears, ten ; Elmer E. Nilles, four; Fred Workman and Leroy Minor, four; Howard Van S. Tracey, four; R. Jarvis Gaudy, four; J. S. Kemper, {our. DiDner Dance Tomorrow Executive secretary Louis C. Simmel announces that the first dinner dance of the season will be held at the club tomorrow evenin't. Tomorrow afternoon a children's party is to be held. Battle Hard for Golf Championship A m o n g num,erous north shore golfers who competed· this week in the Women's \Vestern Championship w h i c h was staged at the Olympia Fields club were Mrs. John Arends of · the Wilmette Golf club and Miss Louise Fergus of the Evanston club. Practically all the star women players of the west competed in the event, the final of which is to be played tomorrow. In spite of their valiant efforts the north shore representatives here pictured were defeated. The defeat of Mrs. Arends came only after a hard struggle with Miss Virginia Van Wie, who holds numerous titles, by a 5-4 count. Miss Van ' Wie was iri rare form in the ma t ch with Mrs. Arends, scoring several threes. Mrs. Arends is shown in the upper picture. 1030 Greealeaf Phoae 2764 ~--······----------------~ Travelers Checks and Letters of Credit are issued by us for your Vacation Needs·· THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Wilmette Miss Bernice Cole of Kenilworth has had as her house guest for a few days, Miss Sarah Beck _of Ottawa, Ill., who returned from camp with her. Miss Beck was also the guest of Miss Dorothy Klunder of 909 Chestnut avenue, who was in camp at Sawyer, Mich., with the girls. -oM iss Bethany Jane Crowe, daughter of Mr. and M~ Burt Crowe, 234 Raleigh road, Kenilworth will entertain guests tomorrow evening at a dinner dance at the Illinois Golf club. WMeRE's VOUR · W IFe r~ LOOKING foR 1 GOT AN ~D&A &.D 9 · THEY'Re 80TH . AT MINE/ lkRIOOEAVf PHARMACY -niA"'f1LL BE PUT-riNG ONE 0\IER ON 'Eit\ · ANO 1 .NEE.P t;CJME RA'%.0R. .__.__,., 81-AOE~ AND SOME ~HAVIN6 CREAM, .·o"' I ,o'l. Terminal Hardware Moves to New Building on Linden Another change has just been made in the Terminal district of Wilmette. The Terminal Hardware company of which Harry Dornbos is proprietor has moved from 415~ Fourth street into a new building just around the corner on Linden avenue which recentlv was completed for Mr. Dornbos. The new building which is a three store structure is just to the west of the Schallman buildjng. The new store gives the hardware company _ample space to care for increasing business. We also have a nice line of Sand Toys and Rubber Balls for the kiddies. RIDGE AVENUE PHARMACY Opposite St. Joxph ScJaool C. C. RenNdar Phone Wilmette 316