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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1925 Social Happenings Tuesday, September 29, Mrs. William Riach of 1022 Ridge avenue, Evanston, will open her home to the Daughters of Indiana and their friends for a bene- fit card party. Funds raised from the affair will be used to help defray the expenses of the next "Hoosier Salon." Shares will be sold on an original John McCutcheon cartoon and a Griffith etching, and there will be an exhibit of paintings by Margaret Weaver. Arrangements are in charge of Mrs. FE. C. Terells, 6224 Kimbark avenue, and Mrs. C. E. Roth, 211 Maple ave- nue, Oak Park, who will be assisted by the art committee which consists of Mesdames Thomas M. Butler, Charles Roth, William B. Castenholz, Claburn S. Jones, Issac N. Powell, Laura E. R. Fischer, Chester Stewart, J. M. Klep- pinger, William G. Valentine, Frank F. Hummel, E. C. Twells, Ross J. Beatty, and George E. Turner. --_--Q-- The Winnetka hockey team will start its practice Monday, September 28, at 3 oclock at the Winnetka play- field at the west end of Elm street. Practice for the next six weeks will be held Mondays and Wednesdays at 3 o'clock, and Saturday mornings at 9. Miss Warmer, English coach, who was here last year, will arrive Octo- ber 12, for instruction. Anyone in the village who is inter- ested, is invited to come out for prac- tice. There are a number of persons who are starting out for the first time this fall. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gardner moved to their town house at 119 E. Forty- sixth street Saturday last, after a sum- mer in Winnetka where they occupied the Frank F. Ferry home. Mr. and Mrs. Ferry will remain at their camp in the Land o' Lakes region for a brief time. --p-- The Winnetka members of the Col- lege club wish to announce the formal opening of the club October 1. The club is now open to its members and is serving daily and Sunday luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. E. Shoemaker, 188 Myrtle street, have sold their home and are leaving October 1 to make their future home in Florida. Their son, Robert, left last week for the Univer- sity of Illinois, where he entered his freshman year. Mr. Shoemaker has served the village school board for the past four and a half years as chairman of the finance committee, and the board keenly regrets his resignation and mov- ing away, as do the rest of their friends. --_--O-- A notice that will be of interest to residents on the north shore who are interested in the activities of the Cradle society in Evanston, is the announce- ment that Sunday last the recently completed ten room annex of the Cradle was dedicated. The Cradle so- ciety, which cares for homeless babies until they can be provided for, is at present caring for 25 infants under 3 months old, it is stated. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Hoyt, Jr, and their children, Mary Louise, How- ard III, and Simon Bradstreet, have re- cently left Winnetka to make their home in New York. Mr. Hoyt is to be affiliated with N. W. Ayer and Sen. Temporarily the Hoyts are living at Ye Olde Greenwich Inn at Sound Beach, Conn. --Q-- S. C. Hancock of 153 Bertling lane in leaving Winnetka this week to take charge of the San Francisco office of George B. Duren and company. His family will follow shortly. Their home will be occupied by the Clarence C. Hewetts. Mrs. Hewett and the children are motoring from the East and ex- pect to arrive about the first of Oc- tober. ARE Miss Shirley Grant, sister of Mrs. Jacob Replogle of Oak street, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harlow R. Grant of Chicago, who graduated at the University school for Girls on Lake Shore drive in June, enters Rockford college this year. Miss Grant spent last week-end in Winnetka. ----Q---- There will be a stated meeting of the Winnetka chapter of the Order of Eastern Star, No. 942, Monday evening, September 28, at 7:45 oclock, in the Masonic temple. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cleveland of Waukegan, formerly of this village, were week-end guests of friends upon their completion of a motor trip around Lake Michigan last week. Mrs. Cleve- land was a teacher in the Winnetka schools before her departure from this village. ; ---- Mrs. J. A. Wesner of Chicago, who has been spending the summer in a cottage on the Indian Hill golf club grounds, entertained 14 guests at lunch- eon at Indian Hill club Tuesday, in honor of Mrs. Abigail Harding Lewis of Marion, O., sister of the late pres- ident of the United States. -- Fred Scott will attend preparatory school at Hotchkiss this year in Lake- ville, N. Y. He is preparing for Prince- ton. Another Winnetka boy who en- ters an eastern school this fall, is Walter Ripley, 29 Indian Hill road. He will attend the Hill school near Philadelphia. --Q-- Mrs. Gordon 8. Clark, 116 Fuller lane who is to be one of the bridesmaids at the Eastman-Curtis wedding Saturday, September 26, at the Evanston Country club, entertained 30 guests Monday, September 21, at a bridge-tea for Miss Eastman, ee ( Miss Agnes Peirce, 550 Cedar street, returned Tuesday to Kemper hall at Kenosha, Wis, to enter her senior year. Her brother, Albert Peirce, will return to the Howe school at Howe, Ind., this fall, where he will be a junior. ay Mrs. Victor IL. Cunnynham and son, William, 710 Lincoln avenue, have ar- rived home from their camp at Pine Island in northern Wisconsin where they spent six weeks. Previous to that they were in Estes Park, Col, for two months. --_--Q-- Miss Betty Durnham, 808 Auburn avenue, leaves shortly for her second year at boarding school. She is at- tending Miss Hall's school at Pittsfield, Mass. ---- Miss Margot Atkin, 5 Indian Hill road, left Monday to enter her second vear at the Master school at Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Root are en- tertaining at bridge Saturday evening, September 26, at their home, 470 Sun- set road, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shoemaker who are leaving Winnetka to make their home in Flor- ida. yg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charnley Price of Walden road, have motored to Hudson, Ill, to spend the week-end with friends. COMMUNITY HOUSE -- OCT. 1-2-3 Miss Katherine Floyd Greenwood at THURS. % FRI SAT.'AT Glencoe, has gone to Baltimore to s d 2130-7:15-9 visit her father's old home, "Wye At 4, 7:15 and 9 $30:7% House." - Rodier kasha two-piece Lounging Lido pajamas materials. Announces a showing of French hats, from Reboux, Georgette, Maria Guy, and Suzanne Talbot. chiffon dance frocks from Phillipe 8 Gaston. 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