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June 26, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 31 Paid Fine Tribute The recent Twenty-fifth anniversary pageant at New Trier High school has called to mind the remarkable record of service at the school achieved by | Henry E. Brown Henry E. Brown, who was principal during the period from 1910 to 1918. When Mr. Brown assumed the principalship the school boasted but a single building and manual training annex and it was under his direction that the large forward-looking expan- sion of New Trier took place. When he left to enter the service of the government during the World war, the school was being visited by leading | education committees from every sec- tion of the country. Mr. Brown was regarded as a splendid organizer. It was his ability : A H . ; I in that direction that qualified him for | A. Schulteis of | attending the | Reisner, the portrait painter, has been | | commissioned to paint the main altar { John excellent community service work for the government. No history of New Trier is complete without mention of the part his fore- | sight and ability played in its develop- | ment. New Trier alumni and students were grieved to hear of Mr. Brown's death about a year ago. ENTERTAIN BISHOP | Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Betzlmann | of 1630 Forest avenue, Wilmette, gave Wednesday for Bishop Germany. 3ishop with Cardinal Faulhaber Fucharistic Congress. Mrs. Betzlmann, who is known as Irma | a dinner party Schulteis is piece for the cathedral of Bishoffsheim, | . | Germany. Mrs. John Rogers, formerly of Win- netka, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Montgomery, 15 Green Bay road, and friends and relatives in Chi- cago, after a trip to Seattle. Mrs. | Rogers has returned to her home at Port Orange, Fla. Os Mrs. Gustav and Miss Marion Osten, 913 Cherry street, entertained twelve girls who have recently returned home from schools in different parts | of the country, at a dinner-bridge, | Friday evening at 7:00 o'clock. Ot Dr. Aubrey T. Williams, 163 Bert- ling lane, will leave the latter part of the summer to go to Lac du Flambeau, Wis. Dr. Williams expects to find good fishing in this far end of the state, which is less than one hundred miles from Lake Superior. ; | Qn | Mr. and Mrs. Marc Newman, form- | erly of 519 Orchard lane, and their daughters, Katherine and Margaret, | have moved to the North Shore hotel, | Evanston. The Mecllvaine Oil Burner SIMPLICITY! In the Mecllvaine Oil Burner the only flame is the oil flame, and the only control is the mechanical control of the oil and air supply. The Simpler The Better McIlvaine Oi. Burner Saigs Phone Winn. 147 788 Elm St. WINNETKA TREE ET Ra nm in Prices on Ford Cars Touring Car $42 1 8 7 Delivered Down Payment $123.00 Balance $30.50 a month Now is the time to trade in your old car SKOKIE MOTOR CO. 716 ELM ST. WINNETKA PHONE 288 THT ATA FULT ETT he $