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16 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1923 GIVES RECITAL "AT NEW TRIER Mrs. Edward MacDowell Is the Artist Mrs. Edward MacDowell, who has established an artists colony at Peter- boro, New Hampshire, as a memorial to her late husband, the noted composer, will give a lecture in the auditorium of 'New Trier High school Monday eve- ning, November 26, at 8:15 o'clock. The entire proceeds, aside from a few minor expenses, will go to the colony, as the use of the hall has been given to further the cause, it is explained. Mrs. MacDowell's recital will consist of a talk on the work done at Peter- boro, with pictures of that colony, in- terspersed with MacDowell music. "The Peterboro Colony is no longer a vague ideal of an experiment," states a member of the North Shore Mac- Dowell society, which is interested in the Peterboro project. "It is a practi- cal success." "During the summer months it sup- plies each worker with an individual studio, where he may devote himself to his work through the entire day, free from interruption and responsi- bility. As many of us know, the better the work, the slower the appreciation of the general public, and in the mean- ame the poet must live. To the major- ity of Colony members these few months -epresent the sole time for creative work, as the rest of the year must necessarily be given to earning a living. "Therefore, it is the object of the Colony to encourage the artist to pro- duce his best and to give him the great oportunity of association with other workers in the allied arts. "This wonderful place is purely ai American ideal and is worthy oi your cordial support. "It is the endeavor of small groups all over the country to raise an ade- quate endowment fund which will in- sure the permanency of the organiza- tion. "Tickets may be secured from Miss Helen Sears, 417 Warwick road, Kenil- worth. The gallery will be free to high school students." Present Colonial Play For Thanksgiving Week . On Wednesday, November 28, the seventh and cighth grades of the] Byron C. Stolp school will present a oooiomai- "program Tin observance of Thanksgiving Day. The entertainment will be presented in the assembly room and only the upper two grades will be in attendance. As is the custom, there will be no school on Thursday and Fri- day of Thanksgiving week. . Kenilworth Happenings The Misses Emily and Dorothy Foresman, 415 Essex road, Mr. Hor- atio Chandler and Mr. Richmond Kenyon spent last week-end at Madi- son, where they witnessed the Wis- consin-Michigan game. The Misses Foresman were guests of their cousin, Miss Anna Menaul in Madison. --=--r Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pease and daughters, Beatrice and Florence, motored to Detroit, Mich., last week- end where they visited their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pease, Jr., and incidentally their two grand- children. LETTE, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Martin of Chi- cago, formerly Kenilworth residents, were guests of the Misses Harris on Warwick road, over Sunday. Dr. Martin is one of the promoters of the new hospital in Panama. --ga- Mrs. C. G. Parnall of Ann Arbor, Mich., returned to her home on Fri- day. Mrs. Parnall was the guest for a week of Mr. and Mrs. James Pren- tiss. ---- Mr, and Mrs. Mark Cresap and Mrs. Claude Burnham have returned from the Fast, where they attended the Yale-Princeton game. --Q Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edmonds have gone to Lisbon, Iowa, to attend the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Stuck- lager and Lanning MacFarland. peg) ANTAL TN i Buy a Chevrolet Today ORTHWESTER | ai Co. N 1103 Chicago Ave., Evanston 724 Elm St, Winnetka 136 1st St.,, Highland Park Mechanical Service for Any Make of Car Perhaps one of the things that bothers you most is your inability to secure dependable mechanical service at a fair price. And perhaps you have thought that we were pre- pared to service only Overland and Willys-Knight Cars. This advertisement is to set you right on both points. We have a very efficient force of mechanics; the kind you are glad to have work on your auto- mobile. We do conscientious work, our prices are always fair and our men are equally familiar with ords or Rolls Royces. os ; yt : I'he next time something is wrong with your car, bring it in. We want the opportunity of adding another satisfied customer to our growing list. We are now carrying a complete line of parts for Willys-Knight and Overland Cars. George W. Slocum 566 CENTER ST. WINNETKA Phone 1128 Mrs. William Englar of Tomahawk, Wis., formerly of Kenilworth, is the guest of Mrs. Mock at the Orrington hotel in Evanston. Later Mrs. Eng- lar will go to California to join Mr. Englar. LA Mrs. I. T. Towler of Crawford, N. J., is spending a few weeks with Mrs, C. J. Albert, 321 Warwick road. ipa The Kenilworth Club gave an After- noon Bridge party on Wednesday afternoon. hi Mrs. John White, 270 Oxford road, is entertaining at bridge at her home this afternoon. ir a Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Korrady left Thursday for St. Louis, to spend a few days. --Q-- Miss Phoebe Hedrick will 'be a luncheon hostess at her home on Mel- rose avenue, tomorrow. Mrs. Ralph S. Gromann, 1316 Chest- nut avenue, entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home, Thursday. ROOFING over the Old Shingles ESTIMATES FREE ORTH SHOR ROOF CRAFTERS 3 N Incorporated 3201 342 Emerson St. Park Ave. Evanston Glencoe Phone 166 Golbach Takes Lead in Bowling Tourney |! At the last contest of the Wilmette | Business Men's Bowling League, held on November 4, Golbach came out as high man for the best individual aver- age and as per usual, the Van Deusen team made the highest percentage. Hats Hats Hats All velvet hats reduced to cost Grace Forbes Shop Room 216 Hoyburn Bldg. 'The team siandings to date are as follows: Van Deusen, 714; First Na- tional Bank, .6067; Snider-Cazels, .667; Schultz and Nord, .619; Dettman, .524; 1% Davia 2 id airy AYsToy Quilmette K. of C., .333; Odd Fellows, 286; Brinkman, .iu. | RATS AND MICE ARE DANGEROUS AND DESTRUCTIVE We Appeal to Women in the House to safeguard their babies from Infantile paralysis and the grown-ups of their families from pneumonia, tuberculosis, and other fatal disease epidemics the spread of which is directly traceable to the germ carrying of RATS and MICE. We appeal to Business Men and Property Owners to protect their possessions against the ravages of these destructive pests. TOTAL EXTERMINATION IS NOW POSSIBLE BY THE RATIN SYSTEM . THOMAS A. 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