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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1925 AUGUST POPULAR Next Ladies' Day At North Shore Is "Adam and Eve' Day HERE is nothing unusual in the fact that Ladies' day will be held next Tuesday at North Shore club but the events of the day, in the afternoon at least, are a departure from the usual order of things. In the morning there will be a girls' junior event when two prizes will be awarded and there will be blind bogey. Tuesday will also be "Adam and Eve" day at the club. We learn from the club itself that although men will participate in the afternoon game, it will still be "ladies' day," for the women golfers will invite their own partners for the foursome matches and the men will be the fair golfers' guests at din- ner in the evening. There are two stipulations made by the golf commit- tee, however. No player will be per- mitted to have her husband as her partner, and husbands and wives may not play in the same foursome. This week Mrs. A. E. Barron was holder of the low gross prize in the qualifying round for the class cham- pionship which will be played off dur- ing the current month at the time of the contestants' choosing. Golfer Wins Skokie Club Championship Fourth Time FP HE Woman's Golf Championship at Skokie club is always one of the outstanding events of the sea- son, and again this year, Mrs. Edgar Stevens of Kenilworth has added an- other feather to her golf cap, for hers is the honor of winning the first flight with Mrs. Paul Chace, the runner-up. Mrs. A. S. Webster won the second flight, with Mrs. A. J. Mitchell runner- up. In the third flight, Mrs. E. R. Hankins was victorious with Mrs. George Bird, the runner-up. In the non-qualifiers flight, Mrs. S. R. Saf- ford was winner and Mrs. S. Earle Williams was ruuner-up. The qualify- ing round for the championship tour- nament was played off Monday, Au- gust 10, but because of rain, the last matches were not finished until the Saturday following. About 75 golf devotees appeared on the Skokie links Monday of this week on the occasion of Guest day. The prizes given for the choice score on the four short holes were awarded to Mrs. Howard Phillips of Skokie and to Mrs. Harry Wiley, a guest, Mrs. L. T. Zinke tied with Mrs. Phillips, but was defeated in the play-off. Prizes were also given for the low- est number putts on 18 holes. Mrs. E. P. Bartlett and Mrs. A. J. Mitchell tied with a score of 31, with Mrs. Bart- lett winning the play-off, and Mrs. William Smith of Evanston made the fewest number of putts among the 'guests, winning with a score of 35. August 24 will be given over to a medal play match in the morning for MONTH FOR GOLF CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP first low gross and fourth low net scores, and a putting contest in the afternoon. Philanthropic Club Welcomes Visitors HE, regular Sunday afternoon re- cital for the young women housed in the Illinois Club for Catholic Women at 814 South Mich- igan avenue, Chicago, will be resumed in September. This organization was planned by Miss Julia Deal in 1923 and started with a membership of 125 women. The list of members now includes 10,000 women, 500 of whom are Protestant. Girls without homes or employment, or requiring an education are taken care of, and many a young girl who is a stranger in Chicago coming from the Illinois Central depot has been most grateful for the protection given. This Catholic organization, it is stated, co-operates with the Young Woman's Christian association in that it turns newcomers over to them when- ever the club is unable to provide rooms for them. Mrs. James Bremner, president, or Miss Julia Deal, founder of the Illinois Club for Catholic Women, will accept membership applications from any women interested in this philanthropic work. The membership fee is nom- inal. Visitors are welcome to the tea room where luncheon is served daily from 11:30 until 2 o'clock, and Mrs. Bremner or Miss Deal, who are untir- ing in their efforts to help humanity, will gladly explain their work and show all visitors through the club at any time, it is explained. Professional at Indian Hill Will Award Prize OLFERS will start out next Wed- nesday, August 26, at Indian Hill club to exert their utmost skill in order to turn in their best scores for the prizes that will be given for the player holding low gross and low net strokes for 18 holes. This week TAYLOR'S TRUNKS FOR VACATION TRAVEL mR @ Special at $35.00 and $50.00 NEW voan ST. E37 Www CHICAGO ~ Something about the Color "Yellow" in Soap Do you know you pay. natural color of the purest laundry soap is yellow? American Family has been yellow for83years;wecouldn't change the color, unless we use strong bleaches or chemi- cals. It is the natural color of the pure materials used. This big wholesome bar of soap is the purest; finest you can buy -- no matter what Will clean your daintiest and roughestclothesin thequickest time and safely, too. that the true the players were contending for low gross and low net of partner's scores, | one playing with wooden clubs and one with irons. Mrs. George Massey of Winnetka and Mrs. Grant Ridgway of Kenil- worth won first and second prizes re- spectively on August 12, when the choice score of the first nine holes played twice was turned in. Joe MacMorran, golf professional at Indian Hill, will give a special prize for the aggregate score with handicap for the four events in August. Start Championship Play at the Sunset Ridge Club ISS VIRGINIA INGRAM turned .in a score of 97, the lowest medal score in the qualifying round of the woman's golf championship of Sun- set Ridge club played on Tuesday of the past week. Mrs. Trazer had the low net score of 62 in the 9 hole class. The first round is scheduled for Tues- day next with match play. The Charleston Harmonists Dance Orchestra Now Flaying at Wisconsin Beach Gardens Resort POYNETTE, WIS, Will Be in Chicago After Sept. 1st For Engagements Phone University 8124 Long Sleeve | Fall Dresses in satin and various silks, also in the lat- est cloths--specially priced during Au- gust. A Final Clearance attractive Summer Dresses | silk and other pop- ular fabrics, as low as | $7.50 Seven Qualify in Match at Wilmette Golf Club UESDAY of this week found women golfers at the Wilmette Golf club teeing off for the quali- fying round of the president's trophy, and in the evening those members still in the running to finish off the match during the week were seven who were paired as follows: Mrs. T. H. Holmes, Mrs. G. R. Manning; Mrs. C. M. Gra- ham, Mrs. L. G. Ross; Mrs A. C. Deng- ler, Mrs. McAulisse; Mrs. Werner, bye. The event for next Tuesday had not been scheduled early this week. Charles Sommers, 425 Provident ave- nue, has gone to Petosky, Mich., for a five weeks' outing. As Featured in the August Hosiery Sale! IRIS" Chiffon Hose $1.65 3 PAIRS, $4.75 Atmosphere Oakdust Moonlight White Blonde Satin * Ecstacy French Nude Tortoise Peach Sudan A delightfully sheer chiffon hose fashioned full and of exceptional serviceability. You'll find it eco- nomical to buy several pairs while the introductory price is in effect. Hosiery--First Floor Mrs. Otto Boheim, 1010 Cherry street, entertained 12 young matrons at her home Thursday, August 13, at luncheon and bridge. --0-- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gillette of 1103 Spruce street, are spending a fort- night visiting friends in Detroit. 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