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[Een -- Al h 3 November 21, 1925 WINNETKA TALK C. J. Eastman Joins Radio Dramatic Cast; Well Known Amateur Charles J. Eastman, well known Winnetkan, and active in the ranks of both the North Shore Theatre Guild and the Community Drama club, ap- peared in a production given Wednes- day of this week over WMAQ, Chi- cago Daily News radio station, by the WMAQ Players. The WMAQ players under the di- rection of William Ziegler Nourse presented the first act and scene one of the second act of "Kempy," by El- liott Nugent. This was the first 'radio presentation of this comedy, that be- came popular in Chicago some years ago, and was made possible only through the courtesy of Mr. Nugent, who is now in New York playing in "The Poor Nut," another of his own pieces. On this, the eleventh night the Players broadcast this season, they again presented Helen Shanahan Kiley, who has not been with them since last spring, and introduced Mr. Eastman and Jessica Calhoun Swartz who made their debuts with the Players Wednés- day. Following was the cast: "Dad" Bence Ruth Bence "Ma" Bence Jane Wade Robert Graceland Helen Shanahan Kiley Viola Roth Jessica Calhoun Swartz Katherine Bence Florence Bayer "Kempy" James William Ziegler Nourse "Duke" Merrill * Charlés J. Eastman Duncan Studios Occupy New Elm Street Store The Duncan Studios (Shop of Eliz- abeth and Arthut Duncan) has just moved from 812 Elm street directly across the street to 815. Elm street in one of the new Weissenberg stores where, in more spacious surroundings, their beautiful wares show up to even a better advantage. The rich blue ceiling and black walls make a background for the brightness of the silver, crystal, pottery and brass that is displayed. . This little shop has become widely known for the distinctiveness and un- psual quality of its goods. { Mrs. Guy S. Bailey, who has her Book Nook in the Duncan Studios has moved across the street with them. Mrs. Seymour Morris, 801 Bryant avenue, has charge of the reservations for guest tickets to the twenty-ninth annual banquet to be given by the Society of Mayflower Descendants at the Blackstone hotel Saturday, No- vember 21. a Mrs. James Porter of Hubbard Woods gave an address Saturday, No- vember 14, at the Birth Control Con- ference a* the Chiraco Woran's club. --rtemember when winter comes THE Edgewater Beach Hotel at 5349 SHERIDAN ROAD is the only hotel in Chicago where one may spend an evening Dining and Dancing with the assurance of protec- tion for one's car from theft or freezing. The only Hotel in Chicago with a Garage in direct connection. W. M. DEWEY Manager Saturday Evening--Formal Dancing until 2:00 4. M. we PHONE Univ. 2720 1559 Sherman PALACE CASH MARKET ;.%% THE HOUSE OF GOOD MEATS FOR THANKSGIVING WEEK ONLY Our Reve tig ; Good Poultry 1 is Long Standing Ave., Evanston FRESH DRESSED TURKEYS DRY PlcxeD 395 up Fresh Dressed Roasting WARE 361 n c Fresh Dressed Ducks o. 383c Dressed Geese b 324¢ Tn = The Central Cafeteria DECEMBER a J will open FIRST! Remember the Date The CENTRAL CAFETERIA will be: one of the finest cafe- terias on the entire North Shore. It will have the very best in equipment and quality of food. The kitchen will be ultra- modern in every detail. The dining room will be both commodious and at- The fact that it is owned and operated by Fred A. Miller, well known owner of the Lake Shore Terrace, is a guarantee of the high quality of * tractive. The Central Cafeteria Nelson Building Wilmette I