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14 W I L M E' T T ·E L t'F E November 1, 1929 Muons Will Have Turkey ,. I · Dinner Nel!(t Tuead·y Night Members and friends of the Wilmette masonic lodge are to enjoy their a!1nual T~rkey dinner Tuesday e~cn-~' ing, November 5, in 'lwnc;>r of the past ]ugh priests of \Vilmette chapter, No. 253 RoYal Arch masons. ·The dinncr. j . witi he served at 6:30 in the auditorium oi the \Yilm ette Masonic temple O): members of \Vihnette cha)'ter, No. 75.3. Order t1f the E~stern Star. ~frs. L. \Valker, sister of the late ~1 r ·. Sidne\· Eastman, and her . brother, Dr. Hall.· of Ann Arhor, Mi~li., stopped in· Kenilworth for a few days last week to visit ·judge Sidney C. Eastman, 255 Melrose . avenue, Kenilworth. . Mr.s. \\'alker was on her way to Cahforma where she makes her home. She hatl hC"en abroad for everal months. Girl Scouts Dedicate Their New If.ome l ..... .·, ALMA. WEED ·. Pianist and Instructor .: Available in \\rilmette Monday and Tuesday afternoons. Iu- · struction for young. children a spc'c ialty. Solo numbers or accompaniment s for social functions by arra ngcmen ts. Studio~22 Bellevue Place \\-ilm.r tte's Girl Scouts had their hig itming recently when they dedicated their -very own room in the new Commui1 it; buii<Jing uf the \Vilm cttc Parish ~lethodi st church. Hne ohsen·c an impr~ssiYe scene at the dedicatory ccrcmnJlJ~·'· \fore than 150 g irb, ~heir parents and i ri ends participated in the uhser\'ances. (Photo by Staff Photogra plwn ,,.c Chicafo Phone Superior 8798 Read the Want Ads - .--- ·Roycemor~ Upper·School Has Hall~we'en Frolic On Friday evening of la t week the students uf th e L·ppcr sc hoo l of the RoHenwrc school had their annual I Iailmn..' 'tn frolic. ~~embers of the iour classes t)f th e upper sc hool entertained ,,·ith all snrts of stunts. Among the girls from \Yilmctte and Keni.l\rorth \n: re ~I is s Jane ~fdnw s h , who was one o i the d;ulccrs in a skit called "~! ,. Rambler Hose ." 'fhi. also illclu~lcd · ~~iss l'sahelle Zimmerman oi \\ "ilmette. ~liss Peggy Lou Doering of \\.iln1ette, and · ~[iss Donna BO\'Ilt~lll . oi Jligldand Park. . .\mung the sop homores who wnn the prii.L' for the best class c\·ent wert ~I iss I ane 'Littell and ~1 iss Edith Ost erma;1, ~I iss Barbara Buklard, and ~I is s Cora Kling. Ot htrs who were prominent during t h <: , t'" en i ng were ~I iss .-\de laid e I ~all pf \\"intH:'tka. ~!i ss ~!arion Hcdric-k . <lf Ktnil\\'6rth. ~!iss Hetty ).fcKa,· ni \\'i lnwtt L'. ~l~ss ~fan· Lt;uise Dili~J n ni \YintH.'l ka. ~I iss 1-:li;.ahcth Eckhart ui Kl'nil\\·tlrth ·and ~I iss U eannr Ste\rart Pi \\"ilmette . ).fr :-.. Rnhnt St11ut Cit Omaha. :\eh .. is thl' ,t:lll':-t ·,j ~Irs. BentJe,· ~lcl'l o u cl. 3JX 1-.:enihr·,rth aYC'Illlc, Ket~ilworth. ~Irs : I Stl'lltt l'Xjlects to he here a week ur t en day:-. -o-).lrs. Ilugh Fort~man. 515 Essex -wad, KL·nil\\'orth tntcrtaincd at luncheon in honor oi ~~ rs. Rohert Stout (Jf Omaha '\ \'ho is the guest oi ~f rs. BentleY ~~c~ , Cloud. -on Thursday . October 31.. R . H. Durhams Show Color Photograp.hy of Rockies at Ho1ne Last Tuesday evening an entcrtai 11 mcnt wa s offered at the home of ~I r. and ~Ir s. H.. H. Durham, 713 Cr.t tJ J\\·ood avenue, to a group of member of the Geographic Society' of Ch ica g· · and · a few of their friends. ~I r. an d ~frs. C. A. Keller and ~Ir. and ~I r, Durham had shar.ed in the trip < , this group to Alaska and the Can a dian Rockies during the past smut,nn . Dr. Louis F. Tint, of Chicago, :t member of the party, wh ose hobb y i, color photography, secured many rt markablc· pictures, in color, .of intn csting features of the tot1r. These 1,ir ture s were thrown on the screen it ·r the tirst time Tuesday eyGning, a:- ;r collrtcs,· to the other members of t hr party and a few of . ~heir friends . Dr. Tint is an outstanding . cXJH:rt in culor photography. His Yicws ui p-laciers. mountains, sunsets and l'lthn coloriul sce ne s of the trip were en jnycd alike by, tho se " ·ho had hcen with him and hv the friend . who wn v seeing thtm for the first time, . t!ltl . . repr0duced in home surroundings. Prot. Hildebrand, of Xe\v Trier 'Jliglt sclwol, contributed greatly to the crr ning' s entertainment by an rmpromptu recital of some of his adventHrc s in retracing th e old "Trail of '97" during his own extended stay in Alaska through out this past summer. BLESER~s Bowling Acade.m y Everyone knows that exercise is essential - to good health and w~ know that · bowling is one of the most convenient and pleasant forms of exercise. Complete Fountain· Service 129 Ridge Ave. ... I Wilmette 3544 FOR WOMEN ONLY We want to whis~r that one way of holding a husband is to make him u·for14bll. And that a first principle of comfort is loads of good hot watu for shaving, showers and luxurious bathing, with no tiresome waiting while the water heats.(lf gas is not used . for fuel in your region, the KoLFLASH ; a coal·burnins water heater made by the AM E R 1 CAN R AD I AT 0 R CoMPANY will bring you the convenience of instant hot water. It is low-pricedand inexpensive to o~ratc ,..... and we'll he glad to arrange convenient . . Highest Grade .tJPBOLS'l'.ERING Cabinet Work Drapery an,d ·u pholstery Fabrics ANTIQUES We specialize in Antique Furniture Repairing and Refinishing Hair Mattresses and Springs Made to Order WE GUARANTEE ALL WORJC WILLIAM 514 Railroad Avenue B. LUCKE Telephone Wilmette , 2020-2021 H. G. LINDW ALL ·H ig best· Grade Upholstering .-~ 808 .Oak Street Eat~bliabed 1895 Ph. Winnetka 145