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His: lhry Kelley of Chicago spent. Sqnday win: Moods in Lake Forest. In. John Hnmlin I'll a Lake Forest Vinita: on Thur-day. ,2‘ The Academy My. gnvo a play at Reid Hull Wednesday evening. In; Person: of Chicago, is the pistol)!" “Gianni“ McCarthy. Mr. ind Mrs. Charles Sage are tlw happy parents of a baby daughter. Father O'Reilly entertained the "choir of St. Mary’s It dinner Wednes- day evening. Prof. Brace Thom“ preaches at the Gleneoe, Congregational church tomorrow. Dz. John Jinnah of Chicago visited in Lake Forest dating the week. Mr. and' Mrs. Wm. Buck of'Chimgb were guests at the home of Joseph O’Neil thin week. Several zealous Republicans drove to Libertyville this morning to at- thud 12113 County oogvention. A number of young society people went to Waukegau Monday evening to attend a dance at Perrin’ a hall. An exhibition is to be given at‘the “Gym" this evening, showing work done m athletics by the students of the Academy. Frank KingClark, cellist "in tho: Thomas orchestra, gave a recital at Library hall last night. The month- ]y entertainments at the library are Easervedly popular. A meeting was held at the home of 11. P. ' Ramsey this week to dis- ease the feagibillty of erecting a Y. 31.0. A. building. A committee of Imya and means was appointed and, the project may be considered well under way. There is certainly a crying need for some place where the young men and boys of the town may go of an evening for an hour of divereion, and it is generally hoped that Mr. Rummy and the The diflerentdepartments of the University and the public schools yre/ closed on Thursday, m honor of Washington a birthday. ‘ iTHE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWSâ€"LETTER other public epirited ’eitieene who are taking be lead in the mutter may meet with the hearty eupport their eflorte merit and that they may he enabled to make. euooeu of the undertaking. There is a sound of wedding bell; in the air. Mrs. Beach has been laid up with quite a severe attack of bronchitis. past week. -'Hn. Carl Mack has been ill the put by days. Mr. Frank Otto, 0n Willow street, has beautiful cut flowers and plants for sale. The Ladies Afternoon Gin'ch club will now Meet bvory week, and were entertained on Friday by Mrs. Hill- egan. ‘ ' _ Mr. ‘Clurence Steel left for the South this week. From there he expects to go to New Meiico for a time. , The pastor of the Congregational church will organize a class in Chris- tian teachings and duties about the beginninglof Lent. ' ' ~ ‘ The silver tea nfinounoed for Feb. 24', at Mrs H. C Seymour’ 3, has been postponed. Notice of date will be given later. Mr. and Mrs. Bruchauan gave a dinner party at the Winnetka club, last Saturday eVening to a- number of friends from the city ' M macs Louie and Carrie Buckbee and Miss Ella Lucas were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dorrell McGowan last Saturday and Sunday. ’ The Winnetka People’s Club will hold their {mirth public meeting in the Winnetka town hall on Siinday evening, Feb. 25, at 7.30 o’clock. An address will be given by Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones, and a solo by Mine Louise Blieh of the American conservatory of music. Chicago. The program last Sunday evening con- gist‘ed of prayer, hymns, a solo by Mr. Frank K. ‘Root, “Fear YeNot, ... a. an t: ifzccztn‘a: iticucd: ucn§§:¢:n8¢¢:u i. C. 0. Nelson has been ill the winnctka Bcpamncnt ' «b immunisasum an § nu Mina Frances Fitzgerald was mu tied to Mr. Arthur Metcalf of Chi- cago on Feb. 17. Iaraol;” an address on “Efl'ort” by Dr. Headly Hall, the associate of Rev. Dr. H. W. Thomas. who was prevented from ‘eoming by illness- :COCWDIQCCI!O ! . 3WD! The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Win- aetka club gave a “Washington party" Monday, Feb. 19, at the club house. The guests were received by the wmmitteeâ€"Meedames Eisend- rath, Brown, Heinig, Murdow and Herdman, in costumes of “ye olden times.” The following program was carried Out in the auditorium, which had been decorated with flags, as had also the reception and dining‘ rooms: After the program the ladies ad- journed to the dining room, where they were-served with coffee, send- wichee and doughnuts by the Misses. Edith McConnel, Pauline Taylor, Bertha Theme and Ida Heinig, all in the dainty. becoming costumee of thecolonial days, The tech) was decorated with huge and the'table with‘a hanging center piece of red and white carnatione suspended by blue ribbons from the chandelier, with a border of tiny flags. The rest offithe afternoon was. spent in social chat in the pleasant rooms of the club house. I i Overtureâ€"Mrs. Eisendrath and Mrs. Kuh. Vocal Selection- â€"â€"Mrs. Rood. Recitationâ€" “When G r a n d m a Danced the Minuet,” Miss Lee. Vocal Selectionâ€"Mrs. Rood. ' Recitationâ€"- “ Colonial Dames,” Miss Edith McConnel. Patriotic Medleyâ€"Miss Clara Tos- tevin. vérny the World Do Move. WINNETKA STRICTLY IN IT. These remarks were caused by an entertainment given by the National Union Thursday, Feb. 15, in _Win- netku. th being a “stag" we were “nktfld¢cc