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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1924 MOLLUSCS' IS RTLE OF PLAY Communrity Dramatists to Give It April 30 "Molluscs." Do you know what a Mollusc is? There are those that ap- pear on land as well as in the sea! Have you ever met a Land-Mollusc? If you have, you will recognize it if you see the play to be presented by the Com- munity Drama club on Monday eve- ning, April 30. This will be given through the Players' committee of the club, in the new Rudolph Matz hall of Community House. "To a Mollusc there is no pleasure like lying in bed feeling strong enough to get up." Mrs. Baxter is a Mollusc; and her brother Tom's struggle to re- form is the story of this very delight- ful three-act comedy. The cast of characters is as follows: Mrs. Baxter. Mrs. Talliaferro Milton Mr. Baxter...Mr. Robert A. Bryant Miss Roberts. Mrs. Edw. H. Ball, Jr. Tom Kemp..... Mr. L. L. Buchanan The play is under the direction of Miss Marigold Langworthy. Monday evening, April 28, will be "guest night." But on Wednesday eve- ning, April 30, the Community Drama club will present this to the public for a small admission fee. Residents of the village are asked to keep this date in mind. Camp Fire Girls Plan Food Sale on April 25 Saturday morning, April 26, at 10:30 o'clock, a Food sale will be given at the Community House by the Camp Fire Girls, and the proceeds will go toward replenishing the Camp Fire treasury. The Camp Fire Girls do all the cook- ing, selling, and other work in con- nection with the sale, assisted by their guardians and members of the Camp Fire Council. The girls in doing this work are win- ning "honors" and achieving skill in very necessary home-craft as well. Pre- vious sales have been very successful, and friends of the oganization are asked to come early in order not to be disap- pointed. RETURNS FROM EAST Mr. Willard Beatty, principal of Sko- * -chool, will return from Philadel- first of nevt week. He has been 'dev; there SPECIAL SERVICES TO CONVEY EASTER SPIRIT Two special services will convey the Faster spirit in the Winnetka Con- gregational church parish on Sun- day, April 20, beginning with ap- propriate exercises in the Church school followed by the regular morning serv- ices at 11 o'clock and a special serv- ice of baptism and consecration in the afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. At the morning services there will be an Easter sermon by the Rev. Tames Austin Richards, pastor, and a beautiful program of music by Mrs. Harvey I. Brewer, violinist; the church quartet and the Girls' choir of the parish. The sermon subject will be "When is Easter?" The program of music will be as follows : Violin Prelude--"To Spring"....Grieg SANdante? i ned Ambrozio Mrs. Harvey 1. Brewer. "Awake, Arise" ...... Clough Leighter *Joy 'tothe World" ........ Edwards Quartet. "*Magdaline? Nn ...0. aes, Warren Quartet and Girls' Choir The service of baptism or consecra- tion of children will begin promptly at 3:30 o'clock. Pastor to Hold Informal Conference This Sunday An informal conference on the meaning of church membership will be conducted in the library of the Winnetka Congregational church Faster Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock by the Rev. James Austin Richards, pastor of the church. "All inquiries about the way of the Christian life, especially from those who are trying to make up their minds about church membership. whether by letter or confession of faith, will be most welcome," Mr. Richards announces. MANY AT CARD PARTY The North Shore British American club held its regular monthly card party and dance at Community House on Thursday evening, April 10, with 2 large attendance recorded. Chicago Winnetka . CLEANER Laie Forest Highland Park Chica a. ; -- -1CE-CREAM-DOES - WELL A Message of Good Cheer After May lst, 1924, the Excel Ice Cream Co., of Evanston, makers of High Grade Ice Cream, Fruit Ices and Sherbets for exclusive home use, will make free delivery to Win- netka, twice daily including Sunday. home packed in ice. tions and Parties. on Saturday. 1566 Elmwood 'Avenue All orders for one quart of more will be delivered to your We specialize in fancy Ice Cream for Weddings, Recep- We request our patrons to order one day in advance. All Sunday orders must positively be placed by 6:00 P. M. WE MAKE NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY TO WILMETTE, KENILWORTH OR WINNETKA! Excel Ice Cream Company EVANSTON Phone 3087 Defer Action on Street Lighting Until Next Month Passage of the Street lighting ordi- nance, pertaining to installation of or- namental street lighting systems in the Elm street and Hubbard Woods busi- ness sections has been deferred until the regular Village council session on May 6. Action in the matter was postponed at the request of Trustee McPherson, a new member of the council, who ex- pressed his desire to study the ordinance in detail before voting on its passage. VISITS IN EAST Carlton Washburne, superintendent of schools, is visiting in the Fast during the Easter season, and while there will make addresses before the educational departments of Yale, Harvard, Welles- ley, and Boston university. He left: Win- fete Monday and will return Wednes- ay. Have You Tasted Its Thousand Dollar Flavor? You'll experience a thousand new delights just as soon as you taste the Hydrox Thousand Dollar Sun- dae. And you'll wonder just what wonderful ingredients have been used to make this Prize Winning Sundae so irresistably good. Of course you'll recognize the ice cream because there's none quite so rich and tasty .as Hydrox--but what are the flavors that top it? Drop in at a Hydrox Agency today. Taste and judge for vourself. HYDROX Div. of National Dairy Products Corp. Most Complete Line of Sporting Goods in Town It makes no difference what you want in the sporting goods line, we have it in stock. Everything we sell is of well known make and carries the manufac- turer's guarantee of good service as well as our own. When in need of anything in our line see us first. What you buy we stand back of. Our prices are right. Eckart Hardware Co. 735 ELM STREET WINNETKA, ILL. Winnetka State Bank Capital and Surplus $75,000 p.m. and 7 p. m. to 8 p. m. Officers and Directors HENRY R. HALE, President ILOUIS B. KUPPENHEIMER, Vice-Pres. SANBORN HALE, Cashier VICTOR ELTING CARLTON PROUTY NOBLE HALE Banking Hours 39) paid on Savings Accounts Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent VAULT for STORAGE This Bank is open for the transaction of business from 8 a. m. to 3 p. m. daily except Saturday. Saturday hours 8 a. m. to 12:30 Do Your Banking In Winnetka Winnetka State Bank Elm Street East of Lincoln Avenue