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54 WINNETKA TALK December 3, 1927 To Hold Xmas Bazaar and Turkey Dinner Wednesday Next Wednesday is the day of the Christmas bazaar given by members of: the associated guilds of St. Augustine's Episcopal church The attractive articles to be placed on sale will be arranged on tables in the Parish House. The list of booth chairmen now is complete, and includes Mrs. W. E. Robertson, Mrs. Royal Smith, and Mrs. F. W. Fuer- mann, in charge of the booths for pillows and card tables; Mrs. Robert Kenyon, dolls; Mrs. R. N. Ball, fifty- cent table; Miss Laura Davy and Mrs. W. B. Palmer, bags; Mrs. A. H. Ull- rich and Mrs. C. M. Puhlman, booth for articles made by members of their group of high school girls; Mrs. Lester Wood, aprons; Miss Nora Palmer, booth of articles made by her Sunday school class; Mrs. J. Charters Mc- Golden State Limited The Easy Way to California Most convenient stations-- luxuri- ous train appointments-- courteous service anticipating every wish. Low altitude route--and "low altitude" means "perfect comfort." Tradl, and every winter in a ee ar Only 63 hours Chicago-Los Angeles. Shortest and quickest to Phoenix and San Diego. From La Salle St. Station daily 8:30 p. m.--Englewood 8:45 p. m. Rock Island-Southern Pacific service includes also the Apache--popular68- hour train--same low altitude route. Rock Island Lines The Road of Unusual Service MAIL THIS COUPON Rock Island Travel Service Bureau, Room 723 La Salle S¢_ Station, Chicago, Ii, Phone Wabash 3200 Please send me booklets descri; of California and the Golden State he Name. acscernesnsseeceses sassnrsnns Address. sseeecsesescisncsecsane 149' a Quide, and Mrs. William Edmonds, re- membrance booth; Mrs. Thomas Hard- wick and Mrs. J. O. Converse, candy; Mrs. R. C. Jennings, food table. In addition to the booths a grab-bag for boys as well as one for girls will be a feature of the bazaar. Mrs. Lester Wood and Mrs. William E. Ten Broeck are in charge of the turkey dinner which will be served in the clubhouse at 6 and at 7 o'clock. Mrs. A. E. Logie of 1032 Ashrand avenue is in charge of reservations. Mrs. E. M. Antrim is chairman of the bazaar. AT HOME IN KENILWORTH Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Gilbert and their two youag sons have recently taken up their residence at 240 Lei- cester road, Kenilworth.- Mr. Gilbert is the son of Allen T. Gilbert deceased, who was a prominent member of the Chicago bar and resided in Wilmette. Mr. Gilbert has just returned from the reunion and convention of the Ameri can Legion which was held in Paris, France. He is the secretary of the Hamilton club of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Heater of 1086 Spruce street have gone to Ala- bama for a six weeks' visit. Birth Control Is Subject at Uptown Forum Session Rabbi Louis I. Mann, of Sinai Tem- ple will discuss the question "Is Birth Control a Blessing or Curse," at the meeting of the Uptown Forum, Sun- day night, December 4. Dr. Mann has won a place for him- self as a foremost leader in the moral and spiritual life of all Chicago and is noted for his courage and frankness in meeting squarely questions of vital public concern. On this occasion he may be expected to appear at his best. The meeting will be held in the auditorium of the People's church, 941 Lavrence avenue, at 8 P. M. Miss Jeanette Smith of 98 Robsart road, Kenilworth, entertained last Saturday evening in honor of Miss Hester Best of Ashland, Wis. Bunco afforded the entertainment of the early evening, and after refreshments were served the remaining hours were spent in 'dancing. --O-- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ballard, 862 Foxdale avenue, and their family, spent the Thanksgiving holiday season at the home of Mrs. Ballard's parents in Milwaukee. Kenilworth Girl to Have Role in Play December 3 Marian Ortsiefen of Kenilworth, who is attending Northwestern university school of speach, has been selected as a member of the cast which will pre- sent the next Evanston Children's the- ater play, "The Make Believe Gentle- man," December 3 and 10. The play is an adaptation of Moliere's famous "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme," which was first acted at the court of Louis XIV of France in 1760. The Evanston Children's theatre, which has gained national recognition as one of the leaders in the Children's theatre movement, is sponsored by Northwestern university school of speech. Miss Ortsiefen, a sophomore, was recently elected to the Thalian Dramatic society, which furnishes the actors for the Children's theatre pro- ductions. Miss Frances Etzbach and Miss Margaret Crocker returned to their homes in Winnetka for the Thanks- giving holidays. Both girls are fresh- men at the University of Illinois. --------- -- ---- -_--~---- EE ---- a flfe® © nee aro! There's many an idea for the "Gift Unusual" in this conveniently-arranged Christmas Directory s TEER \ oriiaati fl = Christmas Gifts of unusual value at prices that are astonishingly reasonable George T. Hicks Diamonds--Watches--Jewelry 1300 Heyworth Bldg. 29 E. Madison Street Phone Randolph 4795 * & that Starts Ne Ru he Poss Tht GOLD STRIP! | 70 E. Madison St. 37 So. State St. 1040 Wilson Ave. 4703 Broadway 609 Diversey Parkway CLOSING OUT all modern decorations-- ship models--and art ob- jects suitable for gifts. FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE Also a fine collection of oil paintings and antique jewelry on exhibition and sale, Edward Goldblatt Galleries 1000 So. Michigan Ave, Chicago Tel. Wabash 3881 2 blocks south of Stevens. GIFT SUGGESTIONS ¢ {a COWHIDE FITTED CASE $25.00 HAT BOXES $5.00-87.50 up. Hand Bags, BIll Folds, Brief Cases, Dressing Cases, and Gladstone Bags, TZ NEW YORK . ST. EST. 1859 CHICAGO PERE REREE Lower Rent Means LOWER PRICES Solves your gift problem Located outside the high rent district. . Rees main- tains a store where dis- tinctive gifts are sold at prices remarkably low. The ideal place to make Christ- mas purchases. Lamps, Tap- estries, Bronzes, ©) Ash Trays, Can- dlesticks, Artistic Mirrors, Desk rm Sets, Ink Wells. Fireplace Equipment Andirons, Fire Tools, Screens, etc. mw REESE Rees Bldg., 4416 North Clark St. Longhbeach 8223-8224 For the convenience of our cus- tomers we have opened a new studio at 5913 North Clark Street. EERE EERIEEEEEEEEEEEE EE EE EEEEEEEEEEEEY We Are Manufacturers of High Grade Cut Glass Table ware, Dinner Ware and Rock Crystal--also Case Glass. Our stock is the most complete in Chicago. Also carry a com- plete line of Gifts for all oc- casions. Prices from 50c and up. EEEEEEEEENEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEY CROWN CUT GLASS CO. 3479-83 N. Clark St. Chicago Phone Wellington 4808 CARR RR RH