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20 WINNETKA TALK December 10, 1927 wpm -------- Kenilworth Girl Will Participate in Play Among the Northwestern girls who are taking part in the Evanston Chil- dren's play to be presented at the Haven school, Saturday morning as announced by Miss Winifred Ward, | Helen Fraser, | the director is Miss daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fraser, 645 Abbottsford road, Kenil- worth. The Northwestern university chapter of Orchesus will furnish the] dancing for thjs and subsequent Chil- | dren's theater plays and as Miss 9 KIER 0 22308 Al £5 Don't Wait SO TIT OEES Vive VETS OTE 4) 0533 OED ne LL 4 You will appreciate we will relieve her, of supervision. She clothes together, the dry Man will call will be over before day will become a humdrum tasks. E55 NIST OTIC OTT AEST OST ZTE HIS OL wife will appreciate. done for at home. re > O35 ESD OED W. "nn ov J A Word to the Men--- to Give This Present The washing must be done--the family must have clean clothes even if your wife does have to give a precious day each week in doing or supervising the work. If that's a weekly story in your home, for your wife's health, change it. washing and ironing, but of all the strain 52 holidays a year--surely, a gift your formation this is an inexpensive gift-- each week the family bundle will be re- turned at a figure lower than it could be The ashington Laundry 700-704 Washington Street EVANSTON, ILL Phone Wilmette 145 1887 . Forty . Years . of . Quality . Work . 1927 | Fraser is greatly talented as a dancer, | sue will have an important part in the chorus. Miss Fraser is well known for her dancing and started in New Trier | High school to make a name for her- self. She is already conducting a class in dancing at Northwestern. The North Shore Dancing club will have its Christmas party next Saturday evening at the Georgian hotel. This is to be a formal dinner dance. Mrs. S. M. Zinner of 1192 Asbury avenue, Winnetka, is in charge of arrange- ments. § bd a P23 9) 0/50 TIE 30D 9) 55D 9) BLD 4 Until Xmas the difference. For not merely of the -- will just bundle the . Washington Laun- for them--washday it has begun. The holiday--free from And for your in- SID ADIT SD N-TIS AED AED S00 AD D2 6) rd NESS HST be C20 2200 SZ ZR BLED NBD IER ONO TD Fraternity Brothers Win Honors at Eastern College Three sophomores at Hamilton col- lege, Clinton, N. Y., James F. Lawton and Theodore Perry of Wilmette and William Jenks of Kenilworth, are re- turning to their homes for the holidays about December 17. The young men, graduates of New Trier High school, members of Delta Upsilon fraternity, all have received various honors. Mr. Lawton just has been made president of his class. Mr. Perry has been an honor student, and Mr. Lawton and Mr. Jenks are members of two varsity teams, the former of the soccer, the latter of the football eleven. The Christmas meeting of the North Shore Wellesley circle will take place at the home of Mrs. Irwin Rew, 217 Dempster street, Evanston, Tuesday, December 20, at 3 o'clock. Christmas music will comprise the afternoon's program. ---- The Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority of Northwestern university was enter- tained by one of its pledges, Miss Ruth Weil, at her home, 1040 Pine street, last Monday evening. ---- The Senior Music club of New Trier High school met at the home of Doro- thy Stover, 1183 Tower road, Thursday afternoon, December 8. Kenilworth Girl Weds in Home of Her Parents Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock, Miss Thelma Hunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Hunt, became the bride of Mr. Ralph Rettig, of Chicago. The ceremony was solemnized in the home of the bride's parents at 142 Abingdon road, Kenilworth, with Dr. Harlow V. Holt of Oak Park officiat- ing. The improvised altar was banked with palms and white chrysanthemums. White and silver predominated throughout the house. The bridal gown of white taffeta and tulle, embroidered with seed pearls, was fashioned in period style. A cap made of heirloom rose point lace held the tulle veil in place. Lilies-of-the- valley and bride's roses made the shower bouquet. Miss Dorothy Hunt, the brides sis- ter, was her only attendant. She wore a period frock of pink velvet and carried sweetheart roses and piak sweet peas. Harry B. Morris of Chicago served Mr. Rettig as best man. After December 15, Mr. and Mrs. Rettig will occupy their new home, at 1200 Mulford street, Evanston, the gift of the bride's father. Mrs. Samuel Fleager, 952 Pine street, is in St. Louis visiting relatives this week-end. Chicago store. 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