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» » pr TT y res october 3, 1925 WINNETKA TALK Camp Fire Embers On a recent Saturday six girls of the Ta-ta-po-chon group, with their guardian, Miss Vivian Ratcliffe, met at Community House eagerly antici- pating a good time. Instructions from the guardian were to the effect that they should follow a carefully pre- pared trail made by two members who had disappeared with the supper. Fager to start and anxious to re- trive the lost dinner, the girls dashed out any door happening to be near them. A cry of delight caused the crew to turn toward one of the mem- bers who had found a slip of paper, with an arrow scribbed on it, tacked to a tree. Following the direction of the arrow, the girls stumbled upon more and more arrows until they were quite surprised to find themselves at the beach. With renewed efforts and heightened spirits, the hungry Camp Fire maidens rushed upon two girls seated beside the familiar supper bas- ket. But the food reconciled all; once more amicably joined, the girls wasted no time in going wading and teasing each other. Fearful of the results, the guardian persuaded them to eat. An inspirational talk by the guar- dian followed the supper and after officers for the coming year had been elected the party broke up; each girl-- homeward bound. The following officers were elected: president, Mildred Martin; secretary, Peggy Hubsch; treasurer, Elizabeth Dunlap; publicity manager, Virginia Schlacks. PLEDGED KAPPA DELTA Northwestern chapter of Kappa Delta has announced its fall pledges, a number of whom are well known here. The list is as follows: Wilda Martin, Betty Carter, Louise Huse, Myrtle Torcom, Sybil Schugrau, all of Evanston; Ethel Carlson, Josephine Clement, of Chicago; Dorothy and Winifred Leyton, of Fond du lac; Nina Thompson, from Texas; Mildred Pat- terson, Margaret Paxton, of Storm Lake, Iowa; Virginia Anderson, of Chi- NOW IS THE TIME to take advantage of my Special Price PERMANENT WAVING OR PERMANENT CURLS FALL PRICES $15. and $20. SUGGESTIONS FOR YOUR SKIN Try Our Facials and Bleaches Egg-Pack--Clay-Pack Cream Facial and Marinello Erasador Acne Treatments a Specialty Marinello Beauty Shop 733 Elm Street Telephone Winnetka 822 'Mt. Holyoke Completes o Endowment Campaign The opening of Mount Holyoke this year, in the 88th year of its existence, 1s especially interesting, because it marks the 25th year of President Woolley's administration, and the simultaneous completion of the $3,000,- 000.00 endowment and building fund, which is to be paid in full December 31, the anniversary of President Wool- ley's actual assumption of the presi- dency. This endowment assures the fu- ture harmonious development of the college which is already one of the best equipped of the colleges for wo- men. Elizabeth Millar, 510 Washington avenue, has returned to Mount Holy- oke college for the academic year. Several other north shore girls are attending at the eastern school. It must be good!-- A good battery gives you less worry than almost any other equipment on your car. But--it must be good! Exide reputation for dependability is built on results.--Yet in HEALTH CONFERENCE The regular health conferences con- ducted by the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute will be held at the Evanston Health Center at the City Hall, Thurs- day, October 8 and Tuesday, October 27. The hours are from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. The conferences will be in charge of the public health nurse for this community. spite of its extra quality, every car owner can afford one. Starting, Lighting and Ignition Work. WINNETKA EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE Opposite Winnetka Post Office Winnetka 1387 552-554 Lincoln Ave. WINNETKA ELLA KOONTZ JOHNSON announces the opening of her classes in Piano and Harmony For appointment Phone Winnetka 1993 428 Ridge Avenue We Carry a Complete Line of ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ; The New HOOVER IT BEATS... asitSweeps asit Cleans SIMPLEX AND THOR IRONING MACHINES EUREKA AND HOOVER VACUUM CLEANERS en IRONS, TOASTERS WAFFLE IRONS ee et. HEATING PADS WESTINGHOUSE MAZDA LAMPS EDEN, THOR AND MAYTAG WA SHING MACHINES NORTH SHORE ELECTRIC SHOP JOHN C. WELTER, Prop. 554 Center St. Winnetka, Ill. Phone Winn. 44 If electrical and good, we sell it.