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In. letd- It thoguut of Mr. dud The following is 3 list of enlar- Kn. C. E. Hall. - “innum- to ”be given at the Win Th. Woman'l 30.5.” mg with ‘neth club during. thy: Saturday. In. MacDonald on Thundny after my 5. 2 9- ma kindergarten party. noon. Saturday. I!!! 5. dancing. (summer In. floFIrIin entemined the Mun“)- Fridty. lay 11.8 p. In. Ludh’ Afternoon Cinch club on agnual 0'0]: @130“ng 91061400 0! Friday. Ur. Robert Herrick and family here moved lute Ir. H. W. Beck'- houee on Willow street [or rho surn- Min Volm Volt: gave a party to II number of her little friendx'fifi‘her sixth birthday. luI SatIIrday me: "(I)" The Woman’g society that vith ' In. “Donald on Thunday after noon. In. Parlin ontemined the Ludh' “swoon Cinch club on The dldciug Gear of the Win- notlw club will to reserved for the Masters and- Misses ,ou Saturdny evening. April 28. The Junior Christiau‘YEndeavor Society gu'vea social last Saturday afternoon in the ghnday-school room of the angregn‘tional church. A “very pretty little play was giVen, called “ An Alfternoon'Tea.” planted and performed by two boys and four girls mider‘the management of the'leadef of the Juniors. Mrs. Carlton Prouty After the play’rev O‘eshmonta were 'aervud. closing an afteynoon thoroughly enjoyed by a large number of children. Minn Georgiana Lay, teachot of piano, and Mt. Maximilian Dick, teacher of violin. will devote one day each week to student: in Winneth’: The new finding l'ist 0f the Win- netka Public Library is now ready fur distributions; and copies can be had at the lihr'Ir-y room [or 25 gents each. Those who, sent in pledges for these 'lists are requested to re. deem they as scones possible. The regular meeting of the. Peo- ple‘snluh will be held in «the Win- netku town liull on Sundpyhveniug; April. 29th, “7:30 ‘n’cloclx. er. W. M. Saltei', who addressed the first meeting of the club. will be the speaker of the Evening. and Mrs. M. F. Riggle. who needs p0 introduc- tion in Wihnet‘lini..Will'slug. Mrs. E. W. Moore did! at Eureka Springs.Ark..,lut week. The fu~ metal was held it the Congfegutional church on the Sunday following. Mrs. Mo'ore was mercury of the library board of Winnetka, and a Very efilcient member of it, and her death is mourned, not onlyb’y‘fher family and friends. but by the w'lxble village where she' made herself so necessary and useful. .‘c GO”C”WIOW.'O u mamuuu WW. I 0.0:".- O uuymm mm mutuunavuuuucu mu samba ‘aom NEWS-LETTIK. .3 The grand benefit performance of the mammoth flutodon Minstrel and Vaudeville company giVen at the Winnoth club llqt Monday evening was truly the great event of the season. The ring was composed of fifteen colored gentlemen, one col- ored lady and two pieaninies. The colored gentlemen represented .the‘ directors 0! the 'Winnetka club. and we think it was a Very wise plan to give this performance so near the annual meeting for the election/oi~ ofloers. for if that meeting were not so near we fear that a large number of resignations would come pouring in, for the gentlemen certainly re- oei'ved more than they bargained for when they begged to be allowed to' witness‘ a show which was never meant for them. The mandolin solo given by Signor , Tomaaso was en joyed by everyone, as was also the buck.- and wing dance by Miss Ambisellina’ Boom andvtbe song l; . i ofioun. Hondlyflhy l4, 2' p. m. municulo. ladies’ auxiliary. Monday, May 28, 2 p. m.. aiming entertain- ment and reception, ladieu‘ auxiliary. Coal and Wood. 4‘ Twin Lakes Ice. 0n North Shore Vacant and Improved Real ' Estate. . . CHICA 60. Or Cure .I.L. "oughullng. Wham“. ' Pumuylvunla Oll nnd Gasoline cold by bum-l or gallon. has" It... Guano... - . . - must. . Winnin- Peabodylflolgghléling Co. BUILDING LOANS ALONZO L. RICHARDSON; “LOANS; No. '64 Durban Street. o1 end ds'noe “ Licorice Line,” by Ilia- llaude Raymonda. The three little amide who sang so bountilully the selection lrom “Johnny Doubter” ehould certainly go down on the annale of Winnethe an the bellee 0! 19(1). The presence of Ime. Patti and Mrs. Langtry, secured It enormous expense, gave that tone and eclut to the entertainment which only artists of such renown can give. Our leilow townsmsn. Ir. Stacy Osgood, covered himself with glory by giving a darhey sermon, which brought do‘wn the house, and the le- rocity end bloodthirsty song of the esnnibal maid, made one trmble tor the fete of any who might be so no; ‘lortunetess to olfend her-Tor him. One of the beet numbersgen the whole program was the 'piosninny song. and the .whole performance was solexoellent that we should not be eurpiiied to bear that the coin. pony is besieged from miles around with requésteto repeat this funny and truly unique entertainment. ‘ Upholsterlng and Window Shades Good; called for and delivered at Winnetka Gl'encoe and Kcnilworth , West Elm Street. Winnetka. w. ELM 37., wmua'rKA H. A. LINDWALL. Mall Ordgn have N ELSON BROS. ‘ Howie-tors. Tbt'Anemion