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Lithia AP July 23, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 11 Cosmo D' Armada to Give Concert for College Assembly Invitations have been given to the governing board members of the Na- tional and Elementary college and their friends to join the] faculty and students of the college sum- | mer session on Thursday afternoon. July 28, at 2 o'clock, for the last sum- | Kindergarten mer school assembly. The great attraction for this event | will be the lovely program so generous- | ly contributed by Cosmo D'Armada, the | well known baritone who recently has! been delighting the radio world with his concerts over WGN, the Tribune | station on the Drake hotel. Cosmo | D'Armada. an internationally known | singer, who is vacationing in America, | certainly has made wonderful conquests in the summer musical world. It adds a bit of romance to know that Mr. D'Armada, is three-quarters Castilian and one-quarter Aztec Indian. His natural ability has been polished by vears of study and practice in Europe where he has received many honors from the Italian government, Because of his genuine admiration | for the work of the college, Mr. | D'Armada has offered his talents for the last assembly of the season. The college feels it is most fortunate in- deed to be able to offer so lovely a program at this time. A reception will follow the assembly, when all who are present will enjoy the pleasure of meeting the artist. The Winnetka chapter of the O. E. S., including members and their fami- lies, will go to the Carlton Prouty cot- tage on the Fox river three miles be- low McHenry Monday for an all-day picnic. Costumes Lend Zest to Golf at Wilmette Club To give to the usual Tuesday golf for women at the Wilmette Golf club, a touch of the unusual, this weeks event was a costume party. Thirty guests were there, each dressed in the costume of her choice. Prizes were awarded, with Mrs. C. H. Jones, cap- turing the first in her portrayal of | "Kiki," and Mrs. Harold Thompson the second, dressed as "Topsy." Mrs. Clair Graham won the prize for the low medal score. Next Tuesday is to be the occasion | of Guest Day, with a prize to be award- ed for the best score on the short holes. Car and Truck in Crash at Winnetka Intersection Friday afternoon of last week a truck owned by the Washington Laun- dry company, Evanston, and driven by M. H. Geimer, of 814 Madison street, Evanston, collided with a car owned and driven by Paul Phillips, of 828 Oak street, Winnetka, at Oak street and Rosewood avenue. Neither driver was injured but both cars were considerably damaged, according to the report of the Winnetka police. MARTA Beauty Culture Phone WINNETKA 762 real dinner. at this market. Appetizing Roasts for Tomorrow's Dinner Tomorrow the whole family will be home to enjoy a And they'll appreciate one of our fine, savory roasts from selected corn fed cattle. Meats of quality and moderate prices always prevail Place your next order with us. Peters' Meats of 734 Elm St. Market Quality Phones 9220-21-22 . -t - a - i i " a = peg --e = S- For Better Things to Eat Dine at WELCH'S CAFE Continuous Service 549 Lincoln Avenue TERIA Winnetka "Lucky Fellow" Frequently people blame hard luck for what is really reckless improvidence. But truly speaking it is not what seems mere luck, that terms him as "lucky fellow," for nine times out of ten it is conscientious saving that brings the result. We solicit your account. bi, gn, dio dil di Ad dB GB Sh do don SB do db dn db Gb Gb iE a gh. Se go BANKING HOURS Daily 7:30 A.M. to 3 P. M. 7:30 Saturday Evenings 7 P. M. to 8 Saturday A.M to l12M P.M. Hubbard Woods Trust & Savings Bank Hubbard Woods 952 Linden Avenue rly SAGAS GB bade Lu