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WINNETKA TALK September 29, 1928 LEAVE FOR EUROPE Mrs. Charles ReQua and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Stewart Johnston, left their home at 678 Sheridan road, Winnetka, on Wednesday and will sail Friday from New York for England. They plan to remain there about six weeks. Mrs. Johnston's daughter, Tita, has remained home with her grandfather. Miss Harriet Stilling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Stilling of Bertling lane, will return to Miss Wheelock's Kindergarten school in Boston on Sun- day night. Rl Sherman Goble, Jr. has returned to Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Goble of 511 Ash street. El] | S : N | wim--INOW. Expert instruction experienced at- tendants --- We guarantee to teach you or your young- stets to swim in a short course of les- sons. Lessons by appointment only. | A sixty-foot, white | tiled swimming pool, with triple § circulating, crystal- Telephone Briargate 8000, Miss Peterson . . cordially invited. clear, filtered water . or write for booklet. Your visit is Swim here, where it is clean and cool. EB Souerel Under the direttsos of MR. ALBERT 0 6200 Kenmore Ave. North "Phone Briargate 8co00 Burgundy Wine Velvet Concert Master i» Prof. Arcule Sheasby has been ap- pointed to the faculty of the school of music of Northwestern university to succeed Prof. H. E. Knapp as head of the violin department. He will also be concert master of the Evanston Sym- phony orchestra while George Dasch will be its new conductor. Prof. Sheasby comes to Northwestern from Drake university where he was profes- sor of violin for ten years. Previously he was professor of violin at the Cos- mopolitan School of Music and Dram- atic Art in Chicago. He studied in Brussels, with Albert Zimmer, and with Cesar Thomson, recognized as one of the foremost teachers in the world Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Puetz and family of 452 Sunset road have moved to 7448 Barton avenue. Mail Out 13,000 Season Tickets for Purple Games Thirteen thousand season ticket books for Northwestern university's fotball games this fall were mailed out to purchasers this Friday, accord- ing to announcement from the North- western ticket office. This allotment of season ticket books, which is the largest in the history of the university, was filled by a large corps of workers and all were placed in the mails at the same time. Orders for these tickets have been received since the sale opened last April. Orders for season books received after the above allotment has been mailed will be delivered as the order is received. It is expected that the season ticket sale will reach 15000 this fall. The games for which these tickets are good are Butler, Ohio, Kentucky, Minnesota, Purdue and Dartmouth. Announcement is also made by the ticket office that orders for single games are being received in large numbers. The orders for the Dart- mouth and Minnesota contests are running about equal with a brisk de- mand for Purdue and Ohio also re- ported. Northwestern fans who plan to at- tend the Illinois game at Urbana and the Indiana game at Bloomington may purchase their tickets at the North- western ticket office in Evanston. FIRST FALL MEETING The North Shore Alumnae Associa- tion of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college will hold its first fall gathering Saturday, Sept. 29, a luncheon at the Vista del Lago club. Mrs. Fred S. Kingore, 1716 Livingston avenue, president, will be the hostess. Mrs. Henry C. Gates of Evanston will entertain her Reading circle at the North Shore hotel Monday after- noon. hid orld . 1 vruisen, eg Dec oN ¥._ On the "dream-ship Empress A warm rich red velvet that blends with shades of red or autumn brown. Side buckle of match- ing stones. Spanish spike heel, at $7.50 Also comes in Black Spanish Brown - - - Deep Blue ~N- Br of Australia. 136 days. 70 ports and places. All expenses as little as $1,900. The world is yours, in a unique sense, as guest of the world's greatest travel system. Imagine the advantages of having your own luxurious hotel, your favorite sports and social life, the kind of food you like best, sail right with you even to strange little Siam and seldom-seen Beppu! Add the tremendous thrills of Christmas in the Holy Land, New Year's Eve in Cairo, plum-blossom festivals in Japan. Phone, and cruise specialist will visit you with details--no obligation. Or write for ship- plans and schedule. R. S. ELWORTHY, Steamship General Agent, 71 E. Jackson Blvd. Teleph Wabash 1904, Chicago, Ill, or any Local Steamship Agent Canadian Padfic One Management, Ship and Shore Carry Canadian Pacific Exp Travellers Cheques -- Good the World Over AANA BOOT SHOP MAIN FLOOR AH ULLNCH Pe i FOVNIAIN SQVARE - EVANSTON