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oh Pen, WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1924 Former Pastors Aid in Jubilee Above, left to right--Dr. Benjamin S. Winchester; Rev. Quincy L. Dowd; Rev. James Austin Richards. Below, left to right--Mrs. Edwin F. Snell; Mrs. Quincy L. Dowd; Mrs. Benjamin S. Winchester. Editor's note: Accompanying is the final installment of interesting informa- tion regarding the recent Fiftieth Anni- versary celebration of the Winnetka Congregational church. This material contains a report of the closing cere- monies of the Jubilee fete. On Thursday and Friday evenings, October 23 and 24, the Religious Pageant presented by the Community Players under the direction af Mrs. Sherman M. Goble, was attended by capacity audiences, who were deeply im- pressed with the spiritual message con- tained in each of the six episodes. The beauty of the lines, written and ar- ranged by Mrs. B. F. Langworthy, the aptness of the stage setting, the rich- ness of the color in scenes and in the costumes and the earnestness of the players themselves, combined to produce an effect of deep significance and of lasting value. On Saturday evening, many friends, both old and new, gathered at the par- sonage to meet Mr. and Mrs. James A. Richards, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. FE. Davies, and their guests, Mrs. Edwin F. Snell, Mr. and Mrs. Dowd and Dr. and Mrs. Winchester. Miss Harriet Kidder, daughter of the first regular minister of the church, was present; also Miss Kehr, daughter of Cyrus H. Kehr, one of the early residents of the village. Miss Kehr was born in Winnetka, and lived here until about ten years of age, She is at present Dean of the Women's faculty at Lake Forest college. On Sunday morning, 'Rev. James A. Richards preached from the text, "The Next Fifty Years," and told the very definite plans and hopes of the church body for its further development and growth "in the community. The Jubilee exercises were brought to a fitting conclusion late the same after- noon by a candle light service of con- secration at which the communion was celebrated . The visiting former pastors, Mr. Dowd and Dr. Winchester assisted Mr. Davies and Mr. Richards at this service. Mrs. Samuel Carothers of Ben Avon, Pennsylvania, has been spending a few days with her brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Fleming, 787 Foxdale avenue. Mrs. William Crilly, 606 Provident avenue, will entertain the Pine Street circle Tuesday, November 11, at 2:30 o'clock. Sizes 113% to 2 $8.50 Per Pair Made English Brogues for Children. to Insure Perfect Fit. Smart, Sturdy and Original. Alfred of: RUBY Inc On Washington near Michigan RUBYS MUSCLE DEVELOPING FOOTWEAR FOR CHILDREN on Combination Lasts 702 Church Street Phone University 1848 A Finer Optical Service Than Ours Cannot Be Obtained HATTSTROM & SANDERS Scientific & Manufacturing Opticians EVANSTON Opposite Orrington Hotel Open Thurs. & Sat. Eve. till 8 P. M. [HILT 1 ESTABLISHED 1854 C. H. JORDAN & COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS FOR 69 YEARS 164 N. Michigan Ave. Davis Street, Evanston, Ill. Phone University 449 Phones Randolph 1346-1347 (PARENTS GO TO SCHOOL IN PLACE OF CHILDREN In compliance with a general wish expressed by parents of children at- tending the Winnetka public schools, a Go-To-School evening, similar to those held at intervals at New Trier high school, will be observed in each of the Winnetka schools next week. The parents will come to their chil- dren's session rooms where they will be met by the teachers. Each teacher will explain briefly the subjects taught by her and the scheme of the cur- riculum. At the Horace Mann, Hubbard Woods and Greeley schools, the par- ents and teachers will assemble at 8 o'clock. After a half-hour session with the teachers the parents will assemble in the auditorium to hear an address relating to school work. The Horace Mann school parents will meet Monday night, November 10; Hubbard Woods, Wednesday night, November 12; Greeley school, Thurs- day night, November 13. The Skokie school meeting will start at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night, No- vember 11, when the parents will meet with the teachers in their children's session rooms. A regular school pro- gram will be conducted with abbrevi- ated class periods. At 8:30 o'clock, all the parents will meet in Jane Kup- penheimer Memorial hall, where C. W. Washburne, superintendent of schools, will speak on the results of the Com- monwealth Fund investigation of in- KATHERINE HEDGLIN PIANO Sight Reading Keyboard Harmony Columbia School of Music Winnetka Branch Winnetka 974 KATHLEEN AIR Specialist in Child Training for Piano Study * Principal of Winnetka Branch of the Columbia School of Music Phone Winnetka 974 dividual instruction, and Willard H. ¢ school, will talk on "The Junior High School Beatty, principal of Skokie Program." Mrs. Carroll Ridgway and her chil- dren have left for Pasadena, where they will pass the winter months. DR. JAMES P. TURNER Osteopathic Physician 797 Elm St. Winnetka 1767 KNOWING WHERE TO GO FOR WHAT YOU WANT IS ONE OF THE SECRETS OF SUCCESS! Phone Winnetka 9200-21-22 I'm up against it. The wife told me to bring home the meat for din- ner tonight, but I don't know what to get. Every butcher shop you go into has the same old thing. There's no variety or selection. The trouble with you is that you take too much for granted. If you traded at PETERS MARKET as I do, you'd have no complaint to make. There isn't another shop in town that carries as large selec- tion of meats as they do. They have all the staples as well as lots of specialties. Watch for their Saturday specials. PETERS MARKET Approaching Holidays IT TAKES A WOMAN to select gifts that men really appreciate, since they almost invar- iably choose useful articles. A woman's judgment at Christmas time is much in demand and is usually good. That is why we are going to enumerate the many useful and suitable things we have for men. Ties in Vienna Cut Silks from France and Switzerland. Italian Grenadines, knit by hand. Handkerchiefs of the Finest Irish Linens and Japanese Silks. Pajamas in Imported Broadcloth, Shasta, Flannel, Silk and other materials. Mufflers, every kind of a Shirt you can think of, Socks, of every kind, Initialed Belt Buckles, Collar Bags, Cuff Buttons, Sport Hose, Underwear, Sweaters and Sweater Coats. USEFUL ARTICLES ALL OF THEM John Dethloff 786 Elm Street Men's Furnishings Phone Winn. 1077