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6 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925 DAWES JOINS ROTARY RANKS Winnetka Men Help Him Lofty Honors Pay A large delegation from the Win- netka Rotary club went to Evanston Tuesday night to help the Evanston Rotarians celebrate their fifth anniver- sary and welcome Vice President Charles G. Dawes into the club as its fifth honorary member. Wilmette was also represented, as were the clubs in Oak Park and Chicago. It was a gala night for the Evans- tonians and their guests, who cele- brated with speeches, introductions of honorary members, past presidents and visiting Rotarians. The banquet room of the North Shore hotel was filled. Besides Mr. Dawes, there were four other honorary members present. They were Charles T. Bartlett, father of Ev- anston's new mayor; Walter Dill Scott, president of Northwestern university; William A Dyche, of the university business office, and William S. Mason. Past presidents who were present were Dean Ralph B. Dennis of the School of Speech at Northwestern university; Edward Ladd, publisher, and Earl Ire- dale, warehouse owner. C. L. Corpen- ing was the only past president miss- ing. Other prominent persons present were Prof. John A. Scott, brother of the university president, and who was one of the speakers; Ernest A. Smith, superintendent of the schools in Dis- trict 75, Evanston, and who is leaving soon to become president of the La Crosse Normal school; Dr. Lester Struthers of Rotary International; J. T. Werry of New Zealand, and Ches- ley R. Perry, a founder of Rotary and now a secretary of Rotary Interna- tional. Mr. Dawes made a speech filled with reminiscenses and anecdotes and accepted the membership proffered him by paying a high tribute to Rotary as an organization which had fostered the highest American ideals. Throughout the banquet, the famous pipe fumed merrily and the general joined in the general good spirits of the occasion. Joseph C. Breese was announced as the club's new president, during the evening. Richards, fad 3 Other officers are: a y William C! evere, was read a assed giving Mr. Dawes the united support of the club in his war upon the antiquated Senate rules and asking that Rotary International make the effort a club principle. Mary Pickford Picture Closes Run Here Today Community House announces that with the completion of the 2:30, 7:15 and 9 o'clock showings scheduled for today, Mary Pickford's latest picture, "Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall" will have finished its Winnetka run. Those who have read the novel of the same name by Charles Major, will be interested in seeing Miss Pickford in the role of Dorothy Vernon. BEAUTY ARTIST IN NEW SHOP Miss Alice, formerly of the Hubbard Woods Beauty Shop, is now located in the Rapp building on Linden street, and the new shop is now open for business, she announces. um CITT LETTE ERT nes nm HE LOVES MILK OU never have to coax a healthy baby to drink milk! Morning, noon or night their £ chubby faces break into smiles at sight of it! May we book your orders for daily deliveries? PHONE 137 LTR LEN COMMUNITY HOUSE CALENDAR WEEK OF MAY 11, 1925 The Ridge Avenue Circle will have a Card party in Community House on Wednesday, May 13. On Thursday, May 14, the North Shore Art league will have its annual dinner to mark the close of the sea- son's meetings. The Camp Fire Girls are to hold their annual Grand Council Fire on Saturday evening, May 16, at 8 o'clock. Monday, May 11 Morning--Kindergarten. Evening--North Shore Sunday Evening club, House Council. Tuesday, May 12 Morning--Kindergarten. Afternoon--Motion pictures. Ash Street Circle. Evening--Classes in English Modern Woodmen. Motion pictures. Congregation Community Wednesday, May 13 Morning--Kindergarten. Afternoon--Ridge Avenue Gymnasium for girls. Fvening--Czecho-Slovakian club. Rehearsal --North Shore Congrega- tion Sunday Evening club. Thursday, May 14 Morning--Kindergarten. Afternoon--Camp Fire Girls Evening--Boy Scouts. Art League dinner. Friday, May 15 Morning--Kindergarten. Rotary club luncheon. Afternoon--Camp Fire Girls rehearsal. Evening--Motion pictures. Royal Neighbors. Saturday, May 16 Evening--Camp Fire Girls' Ceremonial meeting. Circle. Grand Mrs. Charles Jaedecke, 518 Rose- wood avenue, will entertain 16 friends at luncheon and bridge next Thurs- : Claude E. > vice president; C. C. de I Le olleher, day. BuysYour _ tl from Ray Metz North Shore Nash Distributor 1035 Davis Street EVANSTON Build on Service" "We HUERTER LEGION POST DOUBLES MEMBERSHIP Monday evening will be the time of celebration for the members of Peter J. Huerter Post of the American Legion who, on that day, will bring to a culmi- nation a highly successful membership drive which is expected to more than double the roster of the post. With a membership of 45 veterans at the outset of the campaign, the post already has passed the 90 mark in the aggressive solicitation and expects to ap- proach 100 before the big night of fes- tivity next week. Monday's affair has been characterized as a stag and will include, in addition to the social program, a discussion of the plans for Memorial Day. Plans for this occasion are nearing completion and it is expected that an elaborate program will be arranged. Peier J. Huerter Post, started in the former Village of Gross Point, now in- cludes in its membership, ex-service men in virtually all of the towns in New Trier township, according to officers of the unit. The membership drive now rapidly drawing to a close has brought in applications from various localities in the township, many of whom came with- out solicitation, it was said. UNDERGCES OPERATION Harold W. Snell, 1205 Scott avenue, is confined at the Ravenswood hospital where he underwent an operation Mon- day. Mr. Snell is reported as recover- ing satisfactorily. Read All the Want-Ads R. \ehe doesn't think that room is completely fur- nished without an electric We rming designs in floor Electro-serve says lam have some and table reading lamps. finishes with ilkead parch- Boudoir lamps that add a glamor to the last lamps, lamps and piano Delightful ¢ ment. ® "good night." UE * 0)" AN oll AT - - » 74 = 2 RBARD DOD o], [eo] WIN KE «13 Wad MY vd. ° panies. 556 Center St. Feel Safe When You Ride I write automobile insurance in the old Aetna Life In- surance Company. A full line of Fire Insurance Com- CLARK T. NORTHROP Winnetka, Ill. of all kinds. PAINT Rasmesen's £Tore odd 550 Phone Center Win. St. 344 Tubes and Special colors HELPFUL MONEY SAVING SERVICE FREELY GIVEN ON ALL YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS Painting and Decorating Phone Winnetka 32 16 Prouty Annex WINNETKA TEAMING & SUPPLY CO. L. J. HAYES, Prop. 3ENERAL TEAMING AND EXPRESSING, BUILDING MATERIAL, DRIVEWAYS, GRADING AND BLACK DIRT Residence Phone 426 Winnetka, Illinois Miss Kathleen Air of the Columbia School of Music will present her pupils at the next recital on Friday, May 22, at the Winnetka Woman's club at 7:30 o'clock. ay Ne Miss Ruth Wilson and Miss Veda Henry entertained a small group of friends last Saturday evening at din- ner and bridge at the former's home in Wilmette. Mrs. Air, mother of Miss Kathleen Air of the Columbia School of Music, has gone South for a months' visit with her son, Robert Air of Tennes- Shrubs and Perennials Bargains in Pink Honey- see. 715 Oak St. Do You Want a ROADSTER with lots of PEP and GO? This car is a bargain and will be sold at once 6 Cylinder--5 Tires Cood Paint--See it at Jones Electric Service Winnetka varieties of perennials. Hachels- FLOWERS 290 Greenwood Ave. Phone Glencoe 155 suckle. 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