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i Te May 1, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 15 VASSAR CLUB MEETS Annual Meeting and Closing Luncheon of Chicago Vassar Club Occurs To- day The annual meeting and closing luncheon of the 1925-6 season of the Chicago Vassar club will be an event of Saturday, May 1, at 12:30 o'clock, at the Casino club, 167 E. Delaware place. Mrs. Chauncey B. Borland, 2450 Lake View avenue, is in charge of luncheon arrangements. Following the luncheon, the annual election of officers will take place and the annual reports will be presented, with Mrs. Andrew MacLeish, Glencoe, the club president, in the chair. Mrs. Ellis K. Kerr, Evanston, chairman: of the nominating committee, will present the slate for 1926-27. Reports of the Vassar Tea room will be presented by Mrs. D. H. Burnham, Jr., Evanston, chairman, Mrs. Eugene P. Talbot, Jr., 62 E. Division street, secretary, and Miss Dorothy Clark, 417 Barry avenue, treasurer. The business session will precede an informal program to be given in ob- servance of Founder's day of Vassar college which is April 29, the birthday of Matthew Vassar, who was born in 1792. The program will open with a re- production of the first Founder's day celebration given April 29, 1866, two years before Mr. Vassar's death. The cast for the play is below. Mrs. MacLeish, president, Mrs. Charles Fabens Kelley, 4822 Dorches- ter avenue, secretary-treasurer of the club, and others will then tell how Founder's day was observed when they attended Vassar college. Mrs. Phillip P. Merrill, Evanston, is INDIVIDUALITY When your hair has been dressed by us, you may feel assured that it is dressed correctly and has that marked note of individuality. The Eugene method of Permanent Waving assures .you of a most natural marcel wave. Eugene Method of Permanent Waving Marcelling Shampooing Betty's Beauty Shop Betty Brooks 817 Elm Street Phone Winnetka 2660 in charge of the program for the day, Mrs. Eugene Frost, Evanston, is coach- ing the production, and Miss Helen Hobart, also of Evanston, is in charge of costumes. The play was prepared by Mrs. J. P. Gibson, Jr., 4509 Oaken- wald avenue. Mrs. Charles Dennis, Evanston, has loaned many valuable costumes for the production, frocks which were in her mother's trousseau. Some of Mrs.. Abraham Lincoln's gowns will also be worn. The Cast Matthew Vassar, Mrs. J. P. Gibson, Jr., (author) ; President Raymond, Miss Maude Sippy, 5615 Woodlawn avenue; Miss Lyman (principal), Mrs. Robert McKisson, Winnetka; Miss Mitchell (astronomer), Mrs. Thaddeus Stan- wood, Evanston, Ill.; Henry, a servant, Mrs. Donald Jeffris, Winnetka. Students Sarah Stillson, poet, Miss Frances Kellogg, Winnetka; Jennie Bush, Miss Helen Chapman; Martha Dade, Miss Mary Ella Test, 4620 Greenwood ave- nue; Pianist, Miss Dorothy Judd, 1320 E. 58th street; Other girls, Miss Flor- ence Bennett, Miss Sarah Bennett, Evanston, Mrs. M. G. Schamberg, 5310 Cornell avenue, Miss Juliette Meyer, Hotel Windemere. Chicago Banker Purchases Residence in Winnetka Mr. Thompson Ross, an investment banker of Chicago, has purchased the Thomas P. Smith, Jr., residence at 435 Sheridan road, Winnetka, it was an- nounced this week by Miss C. J. Hoey, of the Wilmette office of the North Shore Real Estate company. The home is a 14-room colonial residence, with riparian rights. Buckingham Chandler, of Winnetka, represented the owner in the transaction and Miss Hoey repre- sented the purchaser. © THIRD in the World and Sales still mounting 562 Lincoln Ave. During the first three months of 1926 Dodge Brothers, Inc., built and sold more motor vehicles than any other manufacturer in the world, except Ford and Chevrolet. 71,189 retail deliveries were made by Dodge Brothers Dealers in the United States and Canada between January second and April third. This represents a gain of 37 per cent over the same period last year and 69 per cent over the first quarter of 1924! Third largest in the world! And sales CONTINU- ING to mount week after week to new record break- ing levels. In fact, during the week ending April 24th retail sales reached the remarkable total of 9,566--the greatest single week in Dodge Brothers history! These figures are all the more significant when you realize that the gain of the industry as a whole over last year is only 12 per cent. There could be no more convincing evidence that today'sproduct is regarded as better than ever before and that the present prices make it the most im- pressive value Dodge Brothers have ever offered. ... 854.50 Sedan ....... DELIVERED MOTOR CARS See the Dodge Steel Body on Display in Our Showroom Touring Car. .$855.50 Coupe«......~ $906.50 Roadster 960.00 Wersted Motor Co. Phone Winn. 165 Dopee BROTHERS ©