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-- November 21, 1925 WINNETKA TALK nN wn Chicago Forum to Hear Glenn Frank at Next Program | Glenn Frank, president of the Uni- versity of Wisconsin, one of 'the youngest executives in the United States, will address the Chicago Forum in the Apollo theatre, Chicago, Sun- day afternoon, November 22. The hour is 3 o'clock. President Frank's sub- ject will be, "The Outlook for Western Civilization." The new president of the University of Wisconsin has become one of the outstanding figures in American life. He assumes his new task of large res- ponsibilities after a brilliant career as editor of the Century magazine which he made notable as a vehicle for force- ful, constructive thinking on the prob- lems of our western civilization. His incisive, epigrammatic style in writing features also his public speaking. This will be one of the his first addresses outside of Wisconsin since assuming the presidency of the university. Perhaps it may be his inauguration as one of the real prophets of the Middle West, the heart of America. Several north shore leaders are among the directors of the Chicago Forum which started November 1 its presentation of various nationally known leaders in discussions of im- portant questions of the day. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Clark of 135 Fuller lane have returned from a fort- night's trip of business and pleasure in the East. a Sunday Evening Tea Congressman and Mrs. Henry Riggs Rathbone of Kenilworth, gave a de- lightful buffet supper followed by a literary program Sunday evening, No- vember 15, when they entertained about sixty guests in honor of the latter's sisters, the Misses Edith and Mable Harney, who will occupy the Rathbone residence when Mrs. Rath- 'bone goes to Washington on January 2, for her annual stay. Among other not- ed guests were the ambassador from Serbia at Washington D. C., Rev. Doctor Mordary, Serbian archbishop of Canada and America, and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Watson, the former a writer of note, whose book "Science as Revelation" has recently been pub- lished. Winnetka Girls Usher at Red, White, Blue, Ball Isabel Scott, Joan Stuart, Emily Scott, Mildred Allen, Marjorie Allen, and Rosamond Coffin are Winnetka girls who will act as ushers and sell cigarettes, programs, and flowers for the Red, White and Blue Ball to be given Saturday, November 28, in the new ballroom of the Hotel Sherman. They will wear gowns of white satin with very short circular skirts having two rows of blue and red diamond shaped squares with a row of white between. The bodies will be tight- fitting, made with the neck line a square in front and pointed in the back. "Milk for Victory" "Red" Grange, Gertrude Ederle, Nurmi, Joie Ray, and countless other world - famous athletes unite in saying, Milk is the most 4 important food for health, strength--and that extra reserve needed to win! Bowman's Milk will help you be or in business you, too, need that extra reserve that winners must have. Start today using this great health builder. lunch, and once again in the eve- 3 ning, insure your health with a ! Seifeshing glass of Bowman's 11K. DAIRY COMPANY MilR, Athletes Everywhere Say: winner. Whether in athletics At breakfast, for Rathbones Entertain at | AT FOUNTAIN SQUARE Thanksgiving Linens TT gleam of silver and the sparkle of glassware against a background of snowy linen is indeed a pleasure to the eye and a delightful setting for the Thanksgiving day dinner. Our linen assortments are fresh and complete--plan to see them. Linen Pattern Cloth Sets $24.00 to $60.00 The loveliest of double damask pattern cloths in 2, 214 and 3 yard lengths, with napkins to match, are included in our assortments. designs. Napkins $4.95 t0 $15.00 All linen napkins, 22 or 24 in. in size are available in attractive floral and conventional designs. Patterned in floral and conventional Table Damask $1.19 to $2.50 Lovely all linen table damask is available at $1.19, $1.65 and $2.50 a yard. In 70 and 72 in. widths. All Linen Pattern Cloths $3.95 to $8.75 Crisp linen pattern cloths with satin borders, floral and conventional designs, are available in 2, 214 and 3 yard lengths. Hemstitched Sets $4.95 t0 $19.75 White linen pattern cloth sets, hemstitched, with napkins to match are available in several sizes. Hemstitched Napkins $5.75 All linen damask nap- kins, hemstitched, may be had at $5.75 a dozen. DOTTED GRENADINE Special 29c¢ New curtains at your windows will do much to brighten the holiday season. with rose, blue and gold dots in various patterns, is an exceptional value, 36 in. wide. This white grenadine. First Floor