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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1925 Social Happenings The North Shore Musical society is haying its next meeting Monday, April 27, at the home of Mrs. Ernau Akely, 615 Lake avenue. The pro- gram which will be in charge of Mrs. Cordts, will be as follows: I Piano Etudes, Selected ............ Mrs. Wilder II Songs The Last Song Rogers Come Down, Laughing Streamlet Miss Jones III Piano Du Bist Die Ruh .... Etude, F Sharp Major...... Rhapsody, Op. 11, C Major Miss Electa Austin IV Songs O Bocca Dolorosa Sotto il Ciel Schubert-Liszt Arensky Dohnanyi Sibella Dwight Fiske Night. 8000008 ii Helen Brown Mrs. Fuermann Lalo Sonata, violin and Piano Vi Beautiful Art Thou, My Love ...... ARE ENO Herbert Hyde As We love ......... . Herbert Hyde Brown Bird Singing .......... Wood Mo.a Rose... 7%. McFadyn Miss Rae Duet, Lakme 50 ....000 Miss Rae and Mrs. Server Vil wo. Vieling®................ Selected Mrs. Weixal and Mrs. Cree --Q-- The annual luncheon of the North Shore Catholic Women's league will be given at Skokie club Tuesday, May 5. Reservations, it is stated, must be made by Saturday, May 2. _ The April meeting of the social serv- ice department will be held in Win- netka, Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. E. C. Weissen- berg, 813 Elm street. ---- Dr. V. Massman, 926 Oak street, has purchased the William Joy property at the corner of Locust and Pine streets. Mr. and Mrs. Jay are moving to Glen Ellyn the first of May, where they have purchased a new home. The Joys are old residents of the village, having lived here for 18 or 20 years. They will be very much missed by their host of friends. == Cu Miss Marion Louise Putman pre- sents her pupils in a recital Saturday, April 25, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, at the North Shore hotel. Among the Winnetka girls are: Ruth Samuelson, Anite Johnson, Elizabeth Layer, Bar- bara Uhe, Lila Johnson, Vera Ander- son, Margaret Layer, Elida Nelson and Romayne Gunsteens. --Q-- J. N. Kumozawa of the University of Pennsylvania and captain of the gymnasium team there, has been at the University of Chicago this past week attending the gymnasium tourn- ament between these two colleges. He was a guest this past week-end at the home of Miss Veda C. Henry, 576 Hawthorn lane. ---- The annual luncheon of the Drama club will be given at Community House Monday, April 27, at 1 o'clock. The O. E. S. is holding a rummage sale next Thursday at 1906 Maple ave- nue, Evanston. Those having articles to contribute are requested to send them to Mrs. Thomas N. Wheatley, 329 Fairview avenue, not later than Wednesday morning. The goods will be sorted there before removal to Evanston. --_--(-- Mrs. Arthur Boynton, 602 Cherry street, left on Tuesday last for a five week stay in the East. She will visit in New York and Rhode Island, her old home, where she will attend the wedding of her younger sister. On her return trip, she will stop off for a brief visit with friends in Washington. ---- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crombie have sold their home at 1219 Scott avenue, to Mr. and Mrs. Chapin Palmer of Chicago. The Crombies are moving back to the east. They will spend some time at Sound Beach, Conn., be- fore going to New York to reside. ---- The North Shore branch of the Chi- cago Rockford College association will hold its first spring meeting on Satur- day, May 2, at 3 o'clock, at Winnetka Community House. The new chair- man, Miss Margery Winds of Win- netka, will preside. nie Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Bradstreet re- turned this week from Atlantic City, New York, and Boston where they spent the spring vacation with their son, Donald, who is attending Cornell university. They were away three weeks, --(-- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Bryson of 182 Mrytle avenue, are leaving on Sat- urday of this week for a week's vaca- tion at White Sulphur Springs. From there Mrs. Bryson will go and visit her sister in Cleveland, for a week or two. --(-- Miss Kathleen Air of the Winnetka branch of the Columbia school of Music, who has been ill the past week. has again resumed her work at the studio and is preparing one of her large recitals for May 1, at the Wom- an's club. --(-- Mr. and Mrs. William Echols and their daughter, Miss Peggy, of the Or- rington hotel, will be week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Foster Alden, 321 Linden avenue. The Aldens will take their guests on a motor trip to the Lake Geneva Country club. --_--Q-- Mrs. Maurice Lieber will speak be- fore the Walden road circle next Mon- day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Thomas Holton, 938 Pine street. Mrs. Arthur Dean and Mrs. Percival Hunter will give a group of piano duets. --n Mrs. Edgar Foster Alden, 352 Lin- den avenue, is chairman of the booth committee of the Illinois Woman's Athletic club exhibit at the Woman's World's Fair held this week at the American Exposition Palace, 666 Lake Shore drive. Mrs. Floy Little Bartlett of Foxdale avenue, gave a program of her own compositions for the Daughters of the Rennaissance last Tuesday at the Hamilton club. --_---- The current events class will meet with Mrs. George Miller, 1433 Scott avenue, Fridey, May 1, at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. i FX: BLACK DIRT We have plenty of exceptionally Good Black Dirt--Dirt that does not require a steam roller to level it off--and the price is right. iia (0 AL WOOD.FEED TELEPHONE yp BUILDING MATERIAL WEEE GOR DD MRS FROM THE MINE TO YOUR BIN By the short route--and by- the-way--it's time to lay in your supply of winter coal right now, while prices are low and fuel is plentiful. Be prepared for any emergency. Send in your order today. 1 BRos 4 TT TT TTT CT TATA RTO mera es err Ve Yb A AN NNN NON NERERNUAFN NCAEN AN A NN Business Change We have purchased the Black and White Cab and Garage Service and will endeavor to conduct the business to the very best interests of our patrons. The Winnetka Exide Battery Service has been moved from its old location in the Carlton Block to the Black and White Cab and Garage Service Building 552-554 TI.ncoln Avenue, Winnetka, where we will continue to render you the most efficient Battery Service. W. C. ABEL, Manager " Winnetka Exide Battery Service and Black & White Cab and Garage Service Phones Winnetka 1387-72-73-74 NS NS SS SE SS RIN NAN NS SN AN SN ON OS ONSSOUNNSNSSOONESSYISS SSSI SS NS NNN NN NN A EO I SS eS SS SS a SU A Sr NU A A SN A UA SS I EAN NI SS aus 7 7/4 rr LL aziz Always On The Job. Most of the food in the cities and towns along the North Shore is cooked with GAS. Some of the heating and lighting is also done with Gas. This vast industry enters into the daily life of everyone of us. IT IS NEVER SHUT DOWN BE- CAUSE OF SLACK TRADE OR PANIC. It is operated twenty-four hours a day every day in the year, regardless of busi- ness conditions in general. The rate is fixed by law on the cost of furnishing good service to the Community plus a fair return to the company. Our business is practically done on a cash basis. Credit losses are almost noth- ing. The stable character of this industry makes the Preferred Shares of this Com- pany a particularly safe and satisfactory investment. This investment will pay you 7% per year. Dividends are paid quarterly, on January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1. Income from this investment is non- taxable. Give us a call or send us the attached coupon and our representative will call upon you. COUPON Gentlemen: NORTH SHORE Without obligating me please send me full details regarding your 7% investment. 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