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2 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 PEACE PROGRAM Illinois Leader to Attend European Conference What leaders of women in Europe think American women can do for the cause of peace will be made pub- lic in July, if Mrs. Maud Wood Park's plans go well. At the recent convention of the Na- tional League of Women Voters, she, as president of the organization, and head of the league's delegation to the congress of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance in Rome, was authorized to select two women from that delegation and travel with them through Italy, France, and Germany, interviewing women of prominence on what effective peace' work they be- lieve American women can do, and recording their views fér the informa- tion not only of organized women in the United States but of the general public. Mrs. Park, who "is .on her way to Rome where the congress begins this week, has selected Mrs. Gifford Pin- chot, of Pennsylvania, and Mrs. James Morrisson, of Illinois, daughter of Dudley Foulke, to make up the in- formal commission of inquiry, mak- ing her choice from a list which in- cludes as delegates Mrs. Frank J. Shuler, New York; Dr. Katherine Davis, New York; Frederick Nathan, New York; Mrs. James Paige, Min- nesota. Mrs. Ann Webster, New Mex- ico; Mrs. W. Y. Morgan; Kansas; Miss Caroline Roberts, Maryland; Mrs. Craig Miller, Michigan; and Mrs. John Jay O'Connor, District of Columbia. The list of alternates is: Miss Alice Howell, Nebraska; Mrs. Julian Nathan, France; Mrs. Gene- vieve Parkhurst, New York; Mrs. Evie Prendergast, New York; Mrs. John T. Murphy, New Mexico. ADVENTURE ISLE REUNION Boys who have cavorted on Adven- '| Atmosphere of Erin Is screen adaptation of "The Shaugh-|ning in the 'Skokie school building. Found In This Film ture Island, Sturgeon Bay and cruised Phone 550 One of the biggest productions of the|the Lakes in recent summers with Wi tka year will be shown at Community | Charles A. Kinney, director of shop ihne Center House on Friday, May 25. It is en-|work in the Winnetka schools, are 344 : ; St titled "My Wild Irish Rose" and is a [to hold their annual reunion this eve- : raun," Dion Boucicault's great Irish melodrama of nearly fifty years ago, and which is particularly timely in view of the present political situation in Ireland. The Boucicault play lends itself admirably to screen production, being spectacular and melodramatic to a degree. It was directed by David Smith, who has caught the true Irish spirit. The title role originally play- ed by Mr. Boucicault is assumed by Pat O'Malley, one of the best known screen actors in this type of role, and Moya, the Shaughraun's sweetheart, 's in the capable hands of Pauline Starke, a role that fits her to perfec- "on. The remainder of the cast, which nc'vdes little Richard Daniels, who made such a hit in "The Little Min- "ster," has been selected with equal are. National Scout Council To Be Held July 9 and 10 The fourteenth annual meeting of the National Council, Boy Scouts of America, will be held in New York City, July 9 and 10. The develop- ment of out-of-door life will receive special emphasis, and at least one of the sessions of the meeting will be held at the Boy Scout Camps, In- terstate Palisade Park, N. Y., which are the largest boys' camps in the world. This yearly meeting brings to- gether in the interests of Scouting and American boyhood, men of every walk of life. The National Council is composed of over one thousand men, many of whom are nationally prominent in the church, school, bus- iness and professional worlds. SCANDINAVIAN CLUB DANCE The Scandivanian Pleasure club of Winnetka will hold its regular month- ly dance at Community House this evening, beginning at 8 o'clock. USE Night and Morning Have Clean, Healthy Eyes If they Tire, Itch, Smart, Burn or Dis- charge if Sore, Irri- tated, Inflamed or Granulated, use Murine often. Refreshcs, Soothes. Safe for Infant or Adult. At all Druggists. Write tor Free Eye Book. Murine Eye Remedy Co., 9 East Ohio St., Chicago and There will be a regular camp supper Mr. Robert Boak and Miss Alice Boak, of 1030 Sheridan road, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Magie, daughter of Mrs! Frank Ogden Magie, sailed recently for Europe. OF ALL KINDS. TUBES AND SPECIAL COLORS A HELPFUL MONEY SAVING SERVICE FREELY GIVEN ON ALL YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS Rasmesen's Stor: Painting and Decorating the usual lay-out of fun. The Winnetka State Bank commenced business May 17th, 1909. The following figures show its con- stant growth during the past 14 years: 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 Resources, May 17, 91,592.95 140,020.51 150,288.37 173,194.52 222,137.21 219,383.47 289,080.87 312,843.81 Wedding Silver from Graves' The Lady Constance THIS NEW PATTERN in Solid Silver has that delightful feminine touch that appeals and grows on you with association. Ours is a generation when the table appointments must be in good taste. This table service in Solid Silver will always be in good taste, for the breakfast, for the luncheon and for the dinner table, and, with its deli- cate treatment of ornament, is in perfect harmony with the linens and laces of the table of distinction. Charles E ORAVES pate pon ash Avenue CHICAGO- Established 1857 | 1918 1919 1920 hi 1921 1922 i 1923 BROWN & WHITE CAB Affords Better Value for Less Money Brown & White Cab gives more and charges less. [ts service is characterized Haven't you noticed that the by value. poorest type of cabs usually charge most and give least? Cabs--Real Cabs 322,853.00 416,091.48 532,800.46 687,966.73 798,166.64 1,037,880.70 Do Your Banking in Winnetka Officers and Directors Henry R. Hale, President All combine to make up modern serv- Louis B. Kuppenheimer, Vice-President ice typified by the Brown & White Sanborn Hale, Cashier KH Cab system in this village. i Victor Elting Hail Them Anywhere Carlton Prouty BROWN & WHITE CAB CO. ||. Dobie Hale i Phone Winnetka 218 #2 = o = CS = w= =r