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) WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1918 ------ ocial Happenin S - North SKore by Rutk Risley HE SUMMER'S WORK is well on, a wonderfully inspiring | program, inclusive of splendid activity in so many directions, | work in such variety it is difficult to know where to begin. Long months of trying and training have made the women of fashionable society, that was, expert and wise, and at the end of Winter a ponderous machinery was set in motion with precision, almost with ease, which now is moving swiftly and surely. All of this is a tribute to the proverbial versatility of Americans, | and"of American women, for this war woman's, and the spirit in it all is divine. Of cheer there is a plenty, but of gaiety none, in these days of tragedy, and the very most we can do and give is little enough. a . M Chase of Chicago, whose engagement to Lieutenant Preston 3oyden, son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Boyden, of 723 Pine street, was announced a short time ago, has chosen Saturday, June 22, for her wedding day. Lieutenant Boyden is stationed at Camp Grant. relief work is essentially i" ISS POLLY CHASE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. -- Prizes in the form of useful garden implements will be awarded to the owners of the three best gardens in Winnetka this summer and honorable mention will be given to the five next best. The terms of contest state that every "garden must be planted and cared for subsequent to the planting by the owner or members of his household without employing anyone to assist. In awarding the prizes the judges will take into consideration, the yield, the appear- ance, the size, the di ficulties s overcome and such other matters as, in their opinion, are determi tors in home vegetable gardens. Saturday afternoon, June the | The West Elm Street Circle held "Willing Workers Club", consisting|a very interesting meeting arid ot six children from the fourth, fifth|lawn party with Mrs. Gus Nelson on and sixth grades of Girton school, | Tuesday of this week. Their guests gave an entertainment 'in the garden | of honor included Mrs. Cornelius of Mrs. Roland Whitman, for the | Lynde of the Chicago Commons, and benefit of the Dr. Alice Barlow-| Mrs. Amarosa and her family, the B fu A little play entitled, | latter family having been cared for | Peace", was giveh r the circle during the past year. hich the characters were a lows: i Thatcher Nelson has just been made Goddess of Liberty...Helen Harden-| first lieutenant of the Fifth Pioneer bergh. Artillery Division at Spartanshurg, War ................ Martha Thomas | South Carolina. Lieutenant Nelson, | Carol Whitman | whose father Murry Nelson of 2lizabeth Boyden | Winnetka and Chicago, is Harvard's I 3 1 poet, but has not et Joyce Whit » to learn whe well : it, was that of | vet a furlough and deliver his clas the children, whe anized 1e clu day poem in Cambridge June 18. to help win the war. After the play 3 -r all the children. consumed _ the Miss- Josenhine -Datuff. daushters balance of the afternoon playing >f Mr. and Mrs. George E. Balluff,| games in the garden. { 385 Ridge avenue, is planning to take Through sales of candy, ice cream | up Child Welfare work during part cones, lemonade, and admission | of the summer vacation. She is a tickets the children raised $28.70. | member of the Graduating class at New Trier high school this week. -- | Miss Agnes Yutey, and Miss Marie | The M acDowell AMusienl club held | its final meeting for the season on | June 3, at the home of the president, | Shuffiebotham. two Winnetka pub- Mrs. Harvey I. Brewer. A buffet!lic school teachers, have enlisted for | luncheon was served, after which a| canteen work with the'Y. M. C. A.| short program devoted to "American in France, and will leave within a| Women in Music" was given. Mrs. | ¢ fortnight for the east, to await Clifford Ewart read a paper and Mrs. ! further sailing orders. Frederick Dickinson gave a reading! ---- of "The Pipes of Pan", set to music', The Chicago Smith College club by Lulu Jones Downing, .the piano ¢ 2 will hold its annual field day on the part played by Miss Mabel Higgins. Skokie on Saturday, June 8, .or sat Miss Kartheryn Greene sang a group the Winnetka Woman's club. in case of songs, with Mrs. Sammons at the of unfavorable weather. There will piano. After a business meeting the club adjourned until the second Mon- day in October. : ed | fe i Mrs. M. H. Lieber, 988 Elm street, | About one hundred jackies were. jl oh Monday morning to attend | entertained at dinner and a dancing | the graduation exercises of the Uni- | party last Saturday evening at Com- | Her munity House, and from all reports, | it is stated that it was the most suc- | {he annual reports and Unit news. Bring your own lunch and a cup. daughter, | | 1 el member of IMlinois. Lieber, of Ruth versity Miss 15 | the graduating class. t | ant | and Mrs. F | Holy Comforter | Misses | lor, | bridesmaids. lat | tioned | EMBROIDERY. cessful affair given in their honor | Lom this season. | Mrs. Douglas Smith entertained | = {the Missionary committee at. a busi- A miscellaneous shower was fre luncheon Wednesday at her | in honor of Mrs. Oscar Hostetter at! home in Hubbard Woods. the home of her cousin, Mrs. Wallace A ith. 462 Cedar street, by the tele- i th Bedar Thurs fay Max | Mrs. Thomas H. Murphy, whose C 23. . . . . prone operators, LHPsaRY: 7 husband is in overseas service, is The house was prettily lecorated in red, white and blue, in honor of Mr. r who is now in the service. Hostetter who i 850 Cherry street. ii wii Mrs. L. Cook of Kenosha, Wis, is spending several weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. H. Lieber, 988 Elm street. ---- Mrs. Daniel W. Wilson of Evans- ton is spending the week with her ---- Miss M. Lillian Smedley, English; instructor in the high school at Lake Geneva, Wis., is spending a part of her vacation with Mrs. M. H. Lie- ber, 988 Elm street. --_---- Miss Florin Hahn of Winnetka ap- peared in a gypsy dance at the en- tertainment given by the pupils of | daughter, Mrs. Walter W. Boerr in the Van Vlissingen dancing school | Winnetka. Saturday afternoon in Power's : , ie 5 theater. Miss Kathryn Thompson 'of the fe Columbia School of Music has re- The engagement is announced of | turned from a two month's visit with Miss Winifred Pardee Allison of|her parents in Houston, Texas. Hazelton, Pa. and Lieutenant , --h-- Thacher Nelson of the Fifth Pioneer Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Morse and Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murry Nelson of Winnetka and Chicago. spending this week at Pelican Lake, ee ! Wisconsin. Another of those delightful danc- | Sr A ing parties was given on Wednesday | Captain Frank W. Blatchford of evening at the Winnetka Woman's' Fort Riley. Kans.. spent last week- club. fend with his family in Winnetka. family of 433 Provident avenue are spending a few weeks with her par-| ents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Williams. Mrs. John C. Williams of 850 Cher- ry street, returned Wednesday from an extended trip through the south- west. Her son, Jack, who accom- panied her, remained in the south. ---- Miss Mary Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor, Jr. of Kenil- worth, has chosen next. Saturday evening Frank W. of Gerould, son the service at the Church of | Charmotte | Taylor as maid of honor, and Dorothy and sisters of the bride, will Lieutenant of Evanston, now Camp Grant, will serve and Andrew Taylor, the bride, and Walter Gerould, brother the groom, will act ushers. Lieutenant Gerould is Camp Grant, and is a ten day furlough. stationed as Hypes nan, brother of of as at home on now PLEATING, 10¢ n yard--all colors HEMSTITCHING BUTTONS | best | sta- | BRING YOUI RW Ww Onn LB, Bi be ORE SHOP. | PING, READY WHEN YOU GO HOMF Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention LOUIS J. WROBLE 135 So. State St., corner Adams Over Peacocks FORT DEARBORN Fireproof Storage Company 4615-29 Clifton Avenue Wilson Ave. L Station Phone Ravenswood 100 Have Yeu Decided? 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