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-------- » WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1924 13 Arden Shore Invites You to Its Midsummer Frolic LI, friends of Arden Shore are urged to betake themselves to that attractive spot on Wednesday af- ternoon, August 30, to behold the Mid- summer Frolic that will be given at 3 o'clock on the green and in the recrea- tion hall where the Arden Shore Ar- cade will open up to the spectators a "land of wonders" made of living pic- tures, exhibits of antiques and relics, a chamber of horrors, a snake charmer and freaks, rare animals and a famous band. About twenty strolling players will wander about the grounds, where other campers in costumes of different nations will represent villagers of Italy, Mexico, Bohemia, Russia and Ireland. The Kindergarten kiddies will appear in animal dances, and older girls will give a number of dances,. Unique races and stunts will provide further enter- tainment. The spacious grounds, shady and beautiful, extending to the edge of the lake bluff, will appear in a gala dress fashioned of lanterns and flags, flags of our own, and other nations. Mrs. William Clow of Lake Forest, assisted by a committee of north shore women, will be the hostess who will serve the visitors with refreshments. --_--O-- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Mitchell of 254 Scott avenue have as their house guests, Mrs. C. P. Beard and Miss Della Flint of Louisville. Mrs. Mitchell gave a luncheon and bridge for them on Monday. Oo Mr. and Mrs. William G. Pancoast of 637 Hill road, who were called to Cleveland on account of the death of Mrs. Pancoast's brother-in-law, James R. Frost, have returned after a stay of almost a month. --_--O-- Mrs. Richard B. Webster of Provi- dent avenue, and Miss Stella Heindsel- man of Oak street ,are expected back this week from a motor trip through the east and Canada. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. William Carey, 883 Oak street, and Mrs. W. S. Hamm of 270 Scott avenue, left Tuesday to mo- tor so Starved Rock. They will be gone several days. --_--Q-- Mrs. Charles L. Patterson and her children, 370 Walnut street, returned re- cently from Jackson, Michigan. Mrs. Patterson's mother, Mrs. Follette of New Orleans, is her guest at present. --O-- . Mrs. Sherman Goble, of 511 Ash street, and her three sons, Paul, Rich- ard and Sherman, motored to Sher- idan, Michigan, to visit with Mrg. Goble's mother over the week-end. i Mrs. Charles Higgins, of Winnetka avenue and Happ road, announces the marriage of her daughter, Mary Rosa- lie, to Bernard Reinwald of Winnetka, on August 12. --y Tom Copeland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Copeland, of 180 Linden ave- nue, left Friday with Larned Blatch- ford to join the Blatchford house party at Desbarats, Canada. --_---- Larned Blatchford, who has been in the west with D. P. Smith of the Country Day school, returned to Win- netka, and left again Friday, to join his family at Desbarats, Canada. A special meeting of the Winnetka chapter (U. D.) O. E. S. will be held in the Temple on Friday, August 22, at 7:45 in the evening. The regular meeting of that society will be held in the Temple, on Monday, August 25, at the same hour. ov J Mrs. John Charles Burchard of 1110 Chestnut avenue, Wilmette, and her son, Donald, who left about the first of June to travel through Europe, will return the latter part of Septem- ber in time for Donald to return to Beloit college. wy The Cherry street circle met on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Joseplh Schmidt, 973 Willow road. The circle, which works for the Sacred Heart Parish, has for its president Mrs. A. C. Pearson, 898 Cherry street. --_------ Mr. and Mrs. Augustus F. Eason, 565 Elder lane, have had as their house guests, during the last week Miss Mildred Stall, of Buffalo, and the Misses Frances and Hattie Derhendt of Rogers Park. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. William P. Sidley of 739 Humboldt avenue, who were among the first villagers to depart for for- eign shores, having left about the middle of May, are returning Sunday. ---- Dr. and Mrs. Davies Lazear, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Winterbotham and Mr. and Mrs. William Wersted are leaving today for a two-week outing at Minocqua, Wisconsin. --0-- Miss Minnie and Kathryn Rohringg, of 1069 Chatfield road, returned Monday night from Ludington, Michigian, where they motored ten days ago. --Q-- Miss Virginia Miller, of 861 Foxdale avenue, spent the week-end with her cousin, Miss Ruth McKillip of High- land Park. --(-- Mrs. A. M. Anderson of Provident avenue is entertaining her sister-in- law, Mrs. W. F. Anderson, and her children, of Cleveland. ---- Allen Owen of Bridgeport, Conn., nephew of Mrs. William Taylor, is staying with his aunt and her family, 508 Cherry street, for a few weeks. Miss Constance Park of Hubbard Woods returned last week from Cali- fornia, after a two months' visit with her sister. --O-- Percival Hunter and his son, Jack, of 510 Ash street, have gone to Tig- amagi Lake, Canada, for a two or three weeks" fishing trip. --(-- . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parbs and fam- ily of 398 Elder lane motored to Long Lake over the week-end, to visit relatives. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. James Fentress have returned to Winnetka from the east, and are at their home, 1127 Sheridan road. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Braun, of 931 Oak street, have motored to Hudson, Towa, to spend two weeks visiting re- latives. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Grund and fam- ily are spending the week with Mr. 0 d Mrs. Charles Sommer, of 425 [ : : K Mr. and Mrs. A. C. P and : I 4 4 family have just returned = ihn . provigent avenxe o-- 10¢e mm oans on a e ie days' mortor trip to Stone Lake, Wis-| figs Ethelyn Bowman, of Wich- 2 3 Sons Wher they visited at the ita, Kansas, arrived Friday for a short | [i j 3 §iSotiage, visit with her sister, Mrs. W. D. Mc- | |E & o Adams of 734 Lincoln avenue $ ke Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eastman of . - & 4 984 Cherry street returned from north- sl) ke ern Wisconsin where they spent sever- I MAKE, ERECT AND REPAIR 2X K al weeks on the Kraft estate, named FLAG AND RADIO STAFYS 2 "Kraft Wood". ; Steel and wood. Also wrecking K Al and painting, re Mrs. Charles I. Byron was hostess at 5 N LE ies ° & tx hiss of bridge 2 as assiay sh Plone Maroc EE a winter of ease and comfort in is : = Evanston at the Library Plaza. Now i is the time to reserve a cozy, cherry i : apartment where you can enjoy every home 3 arenge = U ay comfort without home cares. 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AT CHURCH ST. % | comprehensive catalog Telephone University 8000 % which you will find of 5 interest and value. ie bs NYaXIvaXvaYiivaxi axl vax Ii vaYiivaYi vai Taxi vaxiivaxi vai rai ravi 7avivavi vay Mr. and Mrs. John Latimer Mec- Keown, of 585 Arbor Vitae road, an- nounce the birth of a son, John Craw- ford, Hl, on July 1. ---- Orval Simpson entertained 27 men at dinner at his home, 932 Tower road, on Thursday. He took his guests to Ravinia later in the evening. --e Miss Betty Copeland departed yesterday for a two-week visit with Mrs. Mitchell Follansbee at Traverse Bay. --Q-- Mrs. Rudolph Matz and her daugh- ter, Miss Ruth, who are traveling abroad, are expected home the middle of September. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Langworthy, who went to London to attend the Bar association, are not returning from Europe until the first of October. --O-- Mrs. William B. Hale, another Win. netka traveler in Europe, is expected to return to her home on Willow street, next week. --Q-- The Misses Hilda Anderson, Anna Lindwahl, Edna Ervine and Helen Blasius are spending two weeks at "The Pines," Sturgeon Bay, Wis. FA Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Tenney, of 640 Pine street, left Thursday for Mass- achusetts where they will spend three or four weeks. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Parker, Jr. 656 Ardsley road, are in Connecticut for the summer. CRN Mr. and Mrs. John Ritchie and fam- ily, of 565 Arbor Vitae road, are spend- ing a month in Michigan. : Mrs. Ralph Hammill, of 666 Spruce street, and her family left Friday for Huron Mountain. ph Mrs. P. W. Bayer, of 882 Cherry street, is convalescing after a serious operation at the Augustana hospital. -- Mrs. and Mrs. B. F. Affleck of 603 Lincoln avenue left Sunday for a short cruise on Lake Michigan. 30 on Announcement is made of the birth of a son, William, Jr., to Mr. and Mrs William Crilly, 606 Provident avenue. --(-- Mrs. Herbert Haven of Maple avenue has been spending a week with her moth- er at Winona Lake, Indiana. --0-- E. B. Taylor has gone to Marionette, Wisconsin, for a two weeks' vacation. GLENVIEW VS. ROMEGS The Romeos of Chicago will meet the Glenview baseball team in a game at the Glenview ball park, Lake ave- nue and the Waukegan road, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. 5%,% Money Have funds to loan on choice improved North Shore Suburban residence property at 5% 9% in- terest. See us on renewals. E. G. Pauling & Co. New Trier Summer School Sessions Closed Friday Summer school sessions at New Trier Township High school termin- ated Friday of this week, thus bring- ing to a close the most successful vacation study period in the history of the secondary school. Attendance at the classes this sum- mer totaled 530, according to the registrar's report. The roster of stu- dents included those who were mak- ing up delinquencies in studies and others who were intent upon doing advance work. The school was in charge of George A. Harper, dean of boys. A corps of 14 instructors was retained for the summer sessions. "GREATNESS OF KNOWING" "The Greatness of Knowing" will be the subject of the sermon at the Wil- mette Baptist church Sunday morn- ing, August 17. Rev. B. P. Hope, is occupying the pulpit of the church during Rev. Francis C. Stifler's vaca- tion. WE SAY DITTO, TOO "I like to see a man proud of the place in which he lives. I like to see a man live in it so that his place is proud of him."--Abraham Lincoln. Chicago Winnetka CLEANER Lake Forest Highland Park lon Gloria Swanson will be seen with g hair again in her next Para- mount picture, "Her Love Story." During The Summer Time 2 While your boy and girl are on vacation you have a wonder- ful opportunity to have their eyes examined and if neces- sary have them fitted with glasses. A few minutes away from their play will take care of this important matter and by the time they return to school they - will have become accustomed to the use and advantage of their plasses. 14 Years of Successful Practice Dr. 0. H. Bersch Optometrist Former Mgr. Optical Dept. C. D. Peacock, Inc 1177 Wilmette Ave. For Appointment Phone Wil. 2766 or Residence Wilmette 1707 Hours daily from 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P.M. Eve's by appointment. ROOSEVELT 12 Minutes Y Motor lo Bartelme' Morthticld Inn y 4 on WAUKEGAN ROAD af NORTHBROOK 5 N. La Salle St. Main 0250 @ ol he 19 This Winter-- : 2