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eo) WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1925 1 Camp Life Lures Girls Away Upon Boys' Return Home T. will be 32 happy girls who leave Monday afternoon on a special Chi- cago and North Shore car for In- dian Hill, Dr. Davies' camp on Lake Hamlin, Mich. The girls will take the steamer Nevada from Milwaukee to Ludington, go by auto from Luding- ton to Lake Hamlin, and cross the lake by launch to camp. The camp girls met last Monday afternoon with Mrs. Eloise W. Wortley, the assistant director, to make final plans and to organize before they leave. The camp councillors will be Mrs. Eloise W. Wortley and the Misses Caroline Roberts, Virginia Delay, Jessie West, Katherine Sherman, and Clara Haubold. The girls who are going to camp are: Jane Ashman, Mabe: Anderson, Jane Babcock, Elizabeth Barroll, Adelia Barroll, Emilie Banning, Jane Barr, Edwina Cadmus, Dorothy Dick- inson, Mary Eisendrath, Joy Fairman, Jean Forrest, Mary Forrest, Doris rerry, Margaret Gordon, Ethel Hale, Jeanette Hill, Isabel Laing, Virginia Lansing, Jean Markley, Elizabeth Mc- Kinney, Margaret McKinney, Elinor Popper, Emma Rummler, Margaret Stuits, Jean Snell, Ruth White, Emily Simpson, Gladys Bakkeme, Jane Wilson, and Louise Weil. Several of the girls have gone on before to visit. Emilie Banning is vis- iting Margaret Gordon, and Ethel Hale and Jean Markley are visiting Janet Gordon. Dorothy Dickinson will come from her summer home in Charlevoix and join the group upon its arrival in camp. The boys, who are arriving home to- day, report that the new tennis courts are ready for the girls' use, and that, when the fireplace is finished the new lodge will also be completed. il Mrs. A. J. Balaban of Euclid avenue is chairman of the Euclid Avenue cir- cle that entertained 40 little folk from Chicago Commons, July 10, at the beach where they were served with luncheon. A motor ride later in the afternoon completed the day's enter- tainment. In like manner, Friday, July 17, Mrs. John Hamilton of 412 Walnut street, will care for 48 children from the Commons. The Lincoln Avenue circle and the East Elm street circle will join in giving this next picnic. . To Miss Mary Hewes and Miss Char- lotte Wittstein of the Winnetka Public | 8 library, are spending their summer va- cation in Colorado. During their ab- sence the library is in charge of Miss Sue Osmotherly and Miss Elsie Berg. --0-- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lindsay, 2115 Ridge avenue, are spending the sum- mer at Pine Lake, Wis. Se Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Dobyns are spending the summer with the latter's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Mer- ritt Starr of 695 Prospect avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Dobyns, who made their home in Chicago prior to the trip abroad from which they recently returned, will not settle permanently until fall. Oe Miss Marie June Owen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Owen of Kenosha, spent the past week-end as the guest of Miss Marjorie Lips of 844 Spruce street. Miss Lips entertained a nuni- ber of guests at dinner and bridge last Saturday evening in Miss Owen's hon- or. p= Miss Katherine Wortley, 565 Lin- coln avenue, returned last Friday from Daytona, Fla., where she has been visit- ing friends. Miss Betty Rogers and her grandmother, Mrs. Baird, who ac- companied Miss Wortley, are continu- ing on their journey to Seattle, Wash. os Miss Elizabeth Joy has returned to * her home at 370 Sheridan road, from Sweet Briar college and from Winston- Salem, N. C., where she was visiting at the home of her roommate, Miss Adele Sheppard. Miss Sheppard will be Miss Joy's guest some time during the course of the summer. iO Mrs. Robert Price, 794 Waiden road, entertained at luncheon and bridge Friday, in honor of her sister, Mrs. Flitfield, who, with Mr. Flitfield and their two sons, have been guests at the Price home for the past 10 days. They are leaving today for their home. Os Mrs. ¥. M. Poitevent of New York is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Theo- dore C. Schultz, 777 Foxdale avenue. A motor trip is planned this week-end to Oconomowoc, Wis, to the home of Mrs. Grabo, the mother of Mrs. Poite- vent and Mrs. Schultz. -- Mr. and Mrs. William A. Colvin of Fyanston, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Colvin, Jr., 797 Walden road, and Mr. and Mrs. Emory H. Wilder, 637 Hill road, went to \Vhite I.ake, Mich., m the Colvins' yacht the week-end of the Fourth of July. A Mr. and Mrs. W. H. King, Jr. an- nounce the hirth of a son, William Henry III, June 13, at the Evanston hospital. Mrs. William H. King, Sr: of Webster, Mass, is visiting her son, William H. King, Jr., of 802 Foéxdale avenue. EO Mrs. I. B. Connor, 1152 Hamptondale road, is spending the month of July in Massachusetts. Miss Isabel Carey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Carey, 883 Oak street, accompanied by a cousin, sailed from Montreal, Friday, for a summer abroad. She will spend a large portion of the time in Scotland, returning for the opening of school in September. ht, Soul Mrs. Frank Blatchford, 605 Arbor Vitae road, and her two daughters, Mrs. Frank Berry, Jr., and Miss Elsie Blatchford, left last week for the Blatchford summer place at Desbarets, Canada, expecting to return in the early JAatummn. 220 Mrs. Phelps B. Hoyt and her daugh- ter, Miss Kmelie, have returned to the United States after a three months' tay abroad. They are to spend the remainder of the summer at Onwent- sia, it is stated. 2D Mrs. Harry F. Roberts and her daughter, Miss Caroline, 760 Prospect avenue, have returned recently from a two weeks' visit at the home of Mrs. Roberts' mother, Mrs. Carrie Stucke, in Burlington, Io. eos The Misses Ruth, Katherine, and Mary Louise Dillon, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Dillon of 814 Prospect avenue, left Monday night tor Camp Kewahdin at Fish Creek, Wis. --Q-- Miss Mary Prindeville returned Mon- day to her home in the East after visit- ing at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James K. Prindeville of 151 Euclid avenue, for about a month. iD Mrs. George O'Brien of Lynn, Mass., is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Mec- Kinney of 605 Cherry street. --Q-- ~The Harve Badgerows of 567 Arbor Vitae road, are vacationing on their arm in lowa. ga ~ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ilg, are sailing from New York, July 11, for Holland. From there they will 80 to Switzerland, for a brief stay, and will then con- tinue to tour through Europe. The Elm Street, Pine Street, and Walden circles were joint hostesses to 10 little children from the Chicago Commons settlement Wednesday, July , at a picnic and bathing party at the beach. a Announcement is made of the be- trothal of Miss Rutheda Pretzel, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, George Pretzel, 1035 Bluff road, Glencoe, to Robert Vernon Hardon of New York. Mrs. Marcus D. Richards and her 'anuly, who are spending the summer 't "The Cedars", West Chop, Martha's Vineyard, Mass., will return to Win- netka the first of September. --Q-- Dr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Katz of Chicago, are occupying the Harry Bar- num home 735 Walden road, while the Barnums are at their summer home in northern Wisconsin. "gas Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rockwell and family, 277 Chestnut street, will leave shortly tor their summer home at Charlevoix, Mich., for the remainder of the season. te Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Makepeace Blackwood are spending their honey- moon in the Maine woods. 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