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fiber yeah he of has and you >ilda, and My md ’01- mfg out n of Mial Uty Nnrduw entertainéd at I pmtty luncheon on Tuesday F. L Wlefi'l‘oeoday on: two mkl’ buineu trip. Robert Nutt.d!01ihide, N. Y., is the guest of his brother, How- - Miss Nino Howard left this week for Burlington, Vt.. to at. teod'tbo marriage of a cousin. _ ' at a delightful Remington tea Wednesday afternoon from 2 un- til 5. Mrs. J. Fanning left -Monday motuing-fm' Detroit, Mich...vhero she was called by the illness‘of her sister. a delightful visit from her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Clark, of Washington, D. C. Mmt W. L. Fisher, of Lakeside, delightfully’ entertained ‘ a few friends at an informal “at home” Tuesday afternoon. ‘ Dr. and Mrs. K. Peitsph, of the Chicago _Ui1iversity, were the guests of Mr. rind Mra.,Eetman Paepoke over‘ Sundaf ' Thomas Gray, bf Chicago, who has been very ill with typhoid fever, is convalescing ‘at the home of his sister, Mrs. A. Clyde. went to Rive‘r Forest Friday, even-I! ixlg. where, they were the ghests of} Mrs. Edith Ligare over Sunday} Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnson and Mr. nnd‘Mrs; George F. 0rde were among the numberl from}. Glgncoe who graced the horse showvith their 35999299.: Mrs. 'E. D. Brigham ‘V returned from New York Wednesday, where she has been visiting her two sons, who are at school at Fishkill- on- the- Hudson. Mr. Brigham 13 still in the East. A physical culture class has- been organized in ' Glencoe under the direction of Miss Olive Taqur 0nd will hold its first meeting 'at the home of Mrs. Benjamin Newhall, Tuesday. ' Mn. D.,M99A_rthnr entertained Richard, the don of‘ Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Williams, who has been confined to his home with a severe cold ismnch better dad will ‘noon bearable to any amt “Richard is himaplf again.” GLENCOE. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Ashbel "Eggxg diet is ehjoyihg Mn. George E. Tattle. of To; ledo, Ohio; in the goat of her lil- Mrs. W. H. John-on. Mil-10h!!- oon also enjoyed A delightful little visit of a day from her hthet, Kr. ,Ftatiliin Hubbard, of Toledo, Ohio, on Sunday_. Mr. Bond, of Winnetka‘, om- cinted at the morning, and evening: veaper services It. the Congrege tional church Sunday. and Mn. Tainter, of Chicago, gave an inner stating short on: in we ”mowing on the building of homes for home ‘lmieeionnriee, and in the evening Mr. Dond, who recently returned from a ptolonged‘wfip abroad, ’spoke on his travels. The ludieé’ guild of the Con- gregational church. of which Mrs. Benjamin Newhall is president? will hold its baznr 1n the parlors of the church the first week in December. It is the' intention of the guild to make this in every way a record hazar. Articles will be sold at moderate coat, thus af- ifording an excellent opportunity Ito all for the purchasing of their |Christmas gifts. 'Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Pound entertained at a stein dinner Sat- urday evening, which- proved an extremely enjoyable affair; Covers were laid fur ten,’ the guests in? cluding Mr. and MréIO. VD.Swain, er. and Mrs. Charles, T. Shaw, Miss May Mm‘dow, Mrs. K. Booth and John Fanning. After dinner {the party adjourned to the Skokie €Cuuntry club and enjoyed ping “mug and dancing. The conrse 'of Friday evening l'en‘tertainments given each week at i'the Glencoe school are constantly grewing in popularity. A large nuHin-nm.‘ unjnyud Mr Frank Wand- rui’f’s intei‘esting talk‘ on “Birds” last'weeki Miss Elizabeth Harri- son was scheduled t6 speak this evening on “Heart vs. Head,” but this being Hallowe’en night a lit-‘ tle change has been made 'in the program; so Miss Harrison’s'talk will be a pleasure deferred and the _ evening will be given over t6 Hal~ lewe'en festivities, Mrs. Andrew McLeish. having kindly planned a delightful paity for the children. Dr. and Mrs. William E; Vose have returned from their wedding journey and have gone to house- keeping in their new home It Columbit Bunch, near Nashville, stationed. THE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWLWEB- 0n North Shore Vacant and [unmoved Real Estate. ‘7 *. .. - . ' h n * vs ‘\ '17? A’ ***= HARD WARE* 02w. L. m. Wm Â¥************************* **-I C: _ A- K121??? Peabody. Houghleling Co. BUILDING LOANS Builders’ Hardware, Stoves, Tinware at the Lowest possiblem Prices the quality of Goods Sold L Oziâ€"Nwsfl‘ No. M4 Demon 81w. CHICAGO. All kind! 0{