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A WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1925 19 Woman's Society Extends Invitation to Villagers EDNESDAY, April 15, is to be .a very attractive one for all who can attend the program and luncheon given by the Woman's Society. '"Americanization" is the topic of the morning program, and will be treated from two viewpoints. Miss Emma Gertrude White will tell of her remarkable work with foreion children in the Evanston Public schools, and Mrs. William D. Moulton will discuss the work done in the English classes in Community House. Mrs. George Frazer will add a group of songs, and the purpose of the day will be fittingly consummated by a cnecial offering of money, "The Home Tank Ocering," which will go to Tower Hill. Tower Hill is a 50 acre farm at Saw- yer, Mich., given for the use of grouns of settlement children in need of an outing, for summer conferences of young people, and for an inexpensive vacation place for many social and religious workers, who now cannot afford the cost of a week or two of rest and relaxation. Everyone interested is invited to come Wednesday. Mrs. Gerald Beard will open the meeting with a devo- tional service, and luncheon will be served for a nominal charge at 12:15 o'clock. This is the last regular meet- ing of the society preceding the an- nual election and report session in May. --O The benefit card party for the In- dian Hill Camp will take place Tues- day afternoon, April 14, at 2 o'clock. at the Winnetka Woman's club. Miss Alice Gerstenberg will talk about plays and read three of her one act pays on Tuesday, April 4, at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ayres Boal, for the same benefit. ---- Archibald Beebe and his sisters. Miss Katherine Beebe and Mrs. M. K. Valentine, returned from Pasadena on April 6, to their home at 25 Indian Hill road. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McNamara who have been occupying their resi- dence during the winter, will move into their own home at 267 Ridge avenue. --Q-- Miss Alice H. Dean, head of the oc- cupational therapy department of the Evanston hospital, and Miss Catherine B. Butz will entertain at tea next Thursday for Mrs. Clifford Baugh who is leaving Winnetka to reside in La Grange where Mr. Baugh has pur- chased a new home. im, Mrs. Norman Harrower of Fitch- burg, Mass, arrived in Winnetka Thursday to be the guest of Mrs. Ralph Hamill, Miss Harriot Houghtel- ing, and her sister, Mrs. Samuel Gree- ley. Mrs. Harrower's daughter, Miss Nancy Crocker, will join her for her spring vacation. s----Covaes Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway Watson will entertain Mr. and Mrs. James Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bridges | Announcement is made of the mar- riage of Miss Kittie Keller and Wil- liam T. Dahl which was solemnized on Saturday, April 4, at 5:30 o'clock, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. James, 922 Oak street, the Rev. James A. Richards officiating. SO The Scott Avenue circle will post- pone its April meeting from April 14, to April 21, on account of the card arty to be given on the former day for the benefit of the Community House Camp. There will be further notice of the meeting. EE Mrs. Thomas McLaren, 1004 Pine street, and their children, will spend the Easter vacation at Signal Moun- tain, Tenn. They are leaving Win- netka Monday, to be gone 10 days. Mr. McLaren will join them later and return home with his family. i The Winnetka Sunday Evening club will meet next Sunday evening at 6:30 o'clock in the Camp Fire room of Com- munity House. Supper will be served. The program is being arranged under the direction of David Lasier, president of the club. The Indian Hill circle will Wednesday afternoon, April 15, in- stead of Tuesday, April 14. Mrs. Bs Law of 310 Myrtle street will be the hostess, with Mrs. Franklin Nelson assisting. meet --_--Q-- Mrs. Richard Webster of Provident avenue, was hostess to 16 guests last Monday afternoon at luncheon and bridge, for Mrs. Clifford Baugh, who will soon depart for her future home in La Grange. --Q-- Fritz Wagner, Jr, 561 Hawthorn lane, who has been at the Augustana hospital in Chicago since last Septem- ber, returned to his home Tuesday. He is much improved and is able to be up and about. ---- Mrs. Frank Neubacher of Walden road, will be luncheon hostess next Tuesday to 12 guests in honor of Mrs. Clifford Baugh of Ash street who is moving soon to La Grange. Bridge will be the afternoon's diversion. --(Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lochridge of West Oak street are spending a fort- night or longer at Sulphur Springs. their return they will stop off for a few days' visit with relatives in Kansas City. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Weary, 651 Glendale avenue, have sold their home to the J. O. Roberts family of Hyde Park, and are moving this week to their newly built home at 346 Jackson avenue, Glencoe. The Pine Street circle will meet next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the me of Mrs. John Jansson, 585 Pro- vident avenue, with Mrs. George Bat- at dinner Wednesday evening preced- | ten the assisting hostess. ing the reading Mr. Stevens will give | at the Winnetka Woman's club for | --_--O-- Henry W. Wales, 480 Sheridan road, the benefit of the Henry Booth Settle | Nas bought the adjoining Hindrum ment House. ee Qe The woman's class in characterology will open on April 25, under' the leadership of IL. Hamilton McCor- mick at his residence in Chicago. Those wishing information concern- ing the class may communicate with Mrs. P. J. Sullivan, 490 Hazel avenue, Glencoe. ---- Mr. and Mrs. John Hindrum, 514 Oak street, entertained at dinner at the North Shore hotel last Friday, for 12 members of their Evening Bridge club. Later in the evening the guests re- turned to the home of their host and hostess for bridge. Qe The Winnetka Bridge club will have a dinner and theater party next Fri- day evening, April 17. The members will have dinner at the Congress hotel, and from there they will go to the "The Green Hat." --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Ezra S. Taylor are spending a few weeks with friends in Mexico City. | property at 514 Oak street. The John Hindrums are leaving for Detroit to take up their future residence. ---- Mrs. Seibert Dietz, 688 Center street, who is ill at the Evanston hospital shows slight improvement. Telephone Wilmette 37 INSURANCE Business, Life, Estate Annuities, Endowments, Trusts J. E. SWIFT TEAL 1017 Central Avenue Wilmette, Illinois Chicago Winnetka CLEANER Highland Park HE Lake Forest THE SHOP OF ELIZABETH DUNCAN 812 Elm Street, Winnetka of Rare and Unusual Merit for Weddings--DBridge Prizes--Birthdays Mr. and Mrs. John N. Vander Vries and their son, Jack, 968 Pine street, are. spending the Easter vacation at French Lick Springs, Ind. --(-- The Hungry Twelve Dinner club meets this evening with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stewart of Wilmette. and" Mrs. O. H. Miller, 81 Foxdale avenue, is expected home from Wash- ington, D. C. today. Walden road, ning Bridge club last Saturday. Virginia E. Miller, daughter of Dr. --O-- and Mrs. Earl Weinstock, 630 entertained their Eve- Mr. WINDOW SHADES Cleaned or Replaced H. N. Blasius Co. Winnetka 1125 14 Prouty Annex R---- North Shore Hotel Wilmette Music Shop Adams Pharmacy............ Kenilworth Pharmacy Hubbard Woods Pharmacy...... Hubbard Woods by at Skokie School--Winnetka Jane Kuppenheimer Memorial Hall under the auspices of WINNETKA POST NO. 10--AMERICAN LEGION "MARRIED AT 3" A Musical Comedy Howard H. Hoyt, Jr. and Ralph J. 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