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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1923 BUSINESS GIRLS MAY FORM CLUB Requested to Discuss Matter at Community House A young business woman's club will be discussed as a possibility next Tues- day evening at 9 o'clock in Community House. Many young women have expressed themselves as desirous of belonging to: such a club and the indications are that there will be a very large number pres- ent to discuss and perhaps formulate plans for such an organization. J. W. F. Davies, Community House director, stated there are at least seventy- five young women in Winnetka who would find it of common advantage to get together at a dinner once a month | to hear a good speaker. Should the ! F fiendslin Circle Names Officers for New Season Friendship Circle, Community House | club for girls working in Winnetka homes, held its second meeting of the season Tuesday evening of this week at which there was the annual election of officers. Norma Dobbratz was chosen presi- dent for the new year, and other of- ficers were elected as follows: Nora Schulke, secretary; Emma Seaholm, treasurer ; Minnie Schlack, chairman of the entertainment committee. Friendship Circle is planning a Hal- lowe'en party for the evening of Octo- ber 30, to which working girls in the village are cordially invited. Propose More Equipment for Country Day School At a meeting of the board of directors of Country Day school, held Tuesday, October 16, there was a discussion of plans to increase the equipment in the school plant. The music, art, and library committees . SPEEDER ROLL The following persons, charged with speeding and violation of traffic laws, have appeared recently before Magis- trate Northrop: Stephen Fay, Chicago; Robert McAllen, Glencoe; Mrs, Cret- tle, Chicago; Ralph Renwick, Winnetka ; Jchn Emerick, Wilmette ; Harold Clavey, Glencoe; Walter Morranoah, Evanston; John Dewar, Winnetka. Glasses for Children Children's glasses should have strong, rigid frames, with rims. At the same time they must be as light as possible. So COMMUNITY HOUSE JACK HOLT "While Satan Sleeps" FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26th Scuth Water Fruit Market ------ 561 Lincoln Ave. ro decide to do Eo 3 could i hae. Be a ugly a alt their selection requires Phone Phone ivide into sections for the pursuit of |W ) 31S S Winnetka Winnetka common interests. One group, for in- | appreciated by the faculty and students, care and understand 392 4 Deliveries Dail 392 stance, has expressed itself as desirous it is stated. : : y of studying history; another literature,{ After considerable deliberation over - still another desires gymnasium work. This club would be open to any girl in Winnetka who is in business for herself, or is in an office, mercantile | or factory establishment. All such are asked to meet at 9 o'clock in Community House, to talk over the possibilities of this project. : . ON MOTOR TOUR Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Perrin, 85 Abbotts- ford road, have left on an extended motor trip through the southern part of the state. On their return trip, Mr. Perrin will attend the State Realtors' convention at Moline, Illinois. the suggested plan that the students in the lower schocl wear uniform apparel, it was finally * decided that the girls should wear smocks and that the boys will adorn themselves with overalls. This novel idea is expected to be made a reality by the middle of next week. JOINS GLEASON AND PERRIN Lee Schaefehen, formerly in the in- surance business, is now associated with Gleason and Perrin, Winnetka realtors. Mr. Schaefehen has a wide circle of friends in the village and is thoroughly familiar with north shore real estate activities. WATCH FOR DATE COME AND DANCE WITH US [NORTHWESTER MOTOR CO. WATCH FOR ATE ok Let us plete. Phones 998-999 (54 Cool Evenings Demand Proper Fireplace Equipment We have a complete display with new designs and prices. | Andirons, Grates, Fire Sets, Screens, Baskets for wood, etc. ment while our stock is com- Gifts weti, WINNETKA show you our assort- 546 Center Fitting children with suit- able, substantial frames has been a study for years in The Almer Coe Stores Evanston Store 527 Davis Street Tel. 6804 Five minutes fiom anywhere downtown -- and in Evanston This Saturday's Special This is the time to buy your winter potatoes. Fine for cooking or baking. 8-peck Sack $ 1 95 All Kinds of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 4 Daily Deliveries Phone 392 Winnetka Correct and Practical Hearing Apperel for High School Boys EI Sizes 30 to 36 chest measure Ages 14 to 20 years Suits Youths Piep Clothes that are individual and dis- tinctive in character. Made from pure wool fabrics in new and attractive patterns. The models are correct and the tailoring excellent. Coats are made plain, Z or 3-button or in the popular Norfolk Jackets. All suits have VESTS and TWO pairs of long trousers. Prices begin at $35.00 ('coats New shades of blue, gray, browns and overplaids. Straight Box Coats or Ulsters with full belt or half belt. Drierboginet 3 3 5 00 TARR BEST Randolph and Wabash