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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1925 J oo RY 3 Social Happenings 40 aoa 0 Lo Among the Winnetka girls at the Luther Gulick camp at South Casco, Me., this summer, will be Jane Bal- lard, Alice Ann Clark, Suzanne Miller, Suzanne Burlingham, and Eleanor Cushman. In addition to the usual camp activities, there is handicraft work, 'such as jewelry making, -the weaving of "colorful scarfs, and clay modeling. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyden are in charge of the younger girls at Little Wohelo. --C-- Mrs. R. G. Johnston and her son, of Guelph, Canada, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stevenson and their two daugh- ters, of Ann Arbor, are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Guy Henning of 458 Linden street, Wni- netka. oid Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Rockwell of 277 Chestnut street have as their guest at their summer home at Charle- voix, Mich., Mrs. Rockwell's mother, Mrs. S: P. Shane of Cleveland, O. Qe Mrs. George T. French and her son, Donald, of 233 Essex road, and Mrs. French's sister, Miss Isabelle Gillespie, left last week for Estes park, where they will stay until about September 1. ep Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Jacobs and their two children, Lucile and Charles, of 368 Elder lane, are spending the month of July at Elkhorn lodge in Estes Park, Col. --_--0-- Mrs. George P. Racine and her small son, Billy, have returned from a trip to Lake Marie, where they visited Mrs. S. H. Darst of Wilmette at her sum- mer home. --_-- Mrs. Royal A. Hoagland of 416 Wil- low road, has as her guests for a short time, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cormode of Hollywood, Cal. Mrs. Cormode is Mrs. Hoagland's sister. : ---- Mr. and Mrs. James Rawleigh and their family, 590 Willow road, are at Black Point, Lake Geneva, for the re- mainder of the summer. They will re- turn home the middle of September. Oe Mr. and Mrs. J. Milton Coulter and their daughters, 1066 Chatfield road, have just returned from a fortnight's visit in Princeton, where they were the guests of Mrs. Coulter's parents. -- . --Q-- The Charles Howell Coffins of 675 Blackthorn road, plan to keep their home open all summer, taking their vacation in occasional week-end motor trips. SR Miss Helen Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith 310 Fairview avenue, is spending six weeks at Camp A-wa-ki-a, Watervliet, Mich. a Mrs. W. W. Shoemaker has returned from Santa Barbara, Cal, to Kansas City, Mo., where her address is 525 Knickerbocker place. i) Mrs. B. K. Smith and her family of 547 Orchard lane, are spending the summer at Camp Minocqua, Minoc- |} qua, Wis. " --_--Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbert C. Adams and their daughter, Miss Katharine, 199 Linden avenue, have gone to Cali- fornia. --Q-- Miss Eleanor Hoagland is taking a Y. W. C. A. course in New York City. Later in the summer she expects to tour the East. --O-- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Cole moved Monday, July 13, from their Winnetka residence at 1447 Edgewood lane, to 1139 Lincoln avenue, Highland Park. Mr. and Mrs. Merton W. Fressell and their son, Donald, 562 Hawthorne lane, left Friday to spend the week- end with the H. E. Addenbrookes at their summer home on Cory lake. ee (pe Mrs. John Kassner, 602 Provident avenue, and her son left last Saturday for California to spend several weeks visiting her daughter who lives in Pasadena. ---- J. Anthony Humphreys, 809 Elm street, is leaving July 18 on a two weeks' camping trip to Adventure Island, Charles -Kinney's camp on Green Bay, near Fish Creek, Wis. --_--Q Mrs. Bob W. Anderson and children, of 328 lL.inden avenue, have gone to Minneapolis to spend the entire sum- mer at the home of Mrs. Anderson's father. A a, Mrs. S. H. Joeckel and her daugh- ter, Joan, have returned to Lake Mills after a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Joeckel's sister, Mrs. Edwin J. Thomp- son. --_--Q-- Mrs. Charles D. Loper and her son, Douglas, 821 Prospect avenue, left Monday to spend a month at Oster- ville, Mass., and Nantucket. Mr. Loper will join his family in August. ------ Ephraim Banning, 855 Lincoln ave- nue, is leaving this morning with sev- eral friends for a two weeks' trip in northern Wisconsin, near Sayner, Wis. --_--Q-- Mrs. Louis Morken of Baltimore, Md., has been visiting her sister-in- law, Mrs. Angel Augdahl of 909 Cherry street. ---- Miss Mary Johnstone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Johnstone of 491 Hill road, is at Mr. Jackson's camp near Watervliet, Mich. Business Folk Enjoying Ravinia. Opera This Year|} Winnetka's tradespeople have not only responded generously in the pur- chase' of Ravinia opera books, accord- ing to the Winnetka Ravinia club, but are attending the operas in numbers this season. Most every evening finds several business people Ravinia-bound, a fact which has occasioned general rejoicing among the members of the club. Persons desiring more books of tick- ets may obtain them by communicating with Mrs. John Vennema, chairman of the ticket commttee. The phone is Winnetka 554. AN ARGENTINIAN Helena d'Algv, who plays the part of Sephora in "Coniessions of a Queen," Victor Seastrom's latest production for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, is a native of the Argentine. She went upon the stage in Rio de Janeiro and came to the United States with a contract to dance in New York. But instead, a motion picture producer saw her and cast her opposite Rudolph Valentino in "The Sainted Devil." She was then put under contract by Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer, her first part being that in the Seastrom production. SOME FINE SETTINGS Some of the most beautiful settings ever seen on the screen are shown in the Victor Seastrom production, "Con- fessions of a Queen." Cedric Gibbons, art director at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios, wheie all the Seastrom productions are made, called in as an adviser a man who long lived in European court circles. Di- rector Seastrom, tco, being well ac- quainted with the ways and manners of nobility, was a great aid in design- ing and decorating the sets. Alfred. Horsman, -Jr., 1110 "Em street, has gone to Pontiac, Mich., for a month's visit. | KNOWING WHERE TO GO FOR WHAT YOU WANT IS ONE OF THE SECRETS OF SUCCESS! Phone Winnetka 920-21-22 You certainly have two mighty fine young- sters, Careful. They are now reaching the age where they can be not only a great com- fort, but also a help to their mother. PETERS MARKET Yes, you are right about that, Happy. Even now she often sends 'them to PETERS MARKET where they get just as careful service as she could herself. That's another thing I like about PETERS serv- ice... You. can: trust them to wait on a child just as considerately as if you went yourself. I | p> - L--~ -- FR NR ---------------- ELECTRICAL REPAIRING AND WIRING We repair everything Electrical that can be repaired. We will be glad to furnish estimates on your wiring and other electrical work. ; We close at 1 p. m. on Saturdays during July and August NORTH SHORE ELECTRIC SHOP JOHN C. WELTER, Prop. 554 Center St. Winnetka, Ill. Phone Winn. 44 If electrical and good, we sell it. EXPERT Cleaning, Repairing & Pressing Our care of your clothes will keep them always in splendid condition. We are also well equipped to clean your curtains and rugs. We Call for and Deliver Anywhere on the North Shore Schultz & Nord The North Shore's Leading Tailors Phone Wilmette 320 1152 Central Avenue BRICK CREAM 2726 Elm St. "The Home of the Well Groomed Car" YOU'LL~ That Oiling and Greas- ing an automobile is not a desirable job-- neither is Washing and Polishing, unless you are properly dressed and equipped for that sort of then, it's no snap. Bet- ter bring your car to us. We'll do a satis- factory job on a cost plus basis. ~ ADMIT work. Even Richardson's Garage Phones 841 and 25 LEE SAYS: WHILE we are erecting MONUMENTS to our GREAT national heroes LET'S not forget the FELLOW who invented ICE cream because he GAVE to this hot OLD world of ours a COOLING nectar that SIMPLY couldn't be REPLACED, so while YOU are plying the PALM leaf today and MOPPING perspiration JUST remember that OUR fountain is here AT your service with JUST about a thousand ANTIDOTES for that SWELTERING feeling and IF THE suggestion SOUNDS good to you JUST phone friend Neapolitan Chicago Vanilla Pineapple Nut BULK HU : Chocolate USBAND: 0 stop hare ON his way home this Strawberry EVENING and bring along SOME of that Hydrox ICE cream--it will make A HIT with the entire FAMILY. Vanilla Orange Ice ADAMS The Rexall Store Elm & Linden WINNETKA 2 Al Be nm