16 WINNETKA TALK June 11, 1927 I~ A Moment With Her Now means more than an hour in years to come That is why so many Mothers call upon Bill the Washington Laundry Man to give them more time with the little ones i and less time with the weekly wash. THE WASHINGTON LAUNDRY "Mothers call Wilmette 145" THE AROMA AND FLAVOR These two features determine the quality and palatability of coffee. They let you know in- stantly if the blend is right because it is the blend that brings out the best in coffee. Just one other point. Coffee must be freshly ground to be good and strong. The moment you depend on our blend of coffee you are sure to get the best to be had. Full Line of Vienna Sausage Co. Products Boneless Rump and Brisket Corned Beef with the flavor that calls for more. Please remember that we dress our own Broilers and Fowl (to order if you like). Live Lobster, Shrimp and all Fresh Fish. Woodland Grocery & Market HoME DRESSED POULTRY OUR SPECIALTY 1083 Gage St. Hubbard Woods Tel. Winn. 1980-81 Now-- in Winnetka Welch's Cafeteria formerly of Wilmette Delta Gammas Give Successful Party for Chapter House The card party given for the Delta Gamma sorority house at Northwestern university on Wednesday, June 8, at the home of Mrs. John Russell Fox, Happ road, Wilmette, was both a fi- nancial and a social success. Mrs. M. W. Welch of Glencoe was chairman for the benefit, assisted by Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Edwin C. Austin of Glencoe, Mrs. Alvin Percy Bradley and Mrs. E. W. Lane of Evanston, Mrs. Robert Blessing of Evanston, who had charge of refreshments, Mrs. Ralph T. Huff of Wilmette was in charge of % : the sale of tickets. 1S NOW The color scheme of pink, green, or- chid, and yellow, was carried out in ready to serve the flowers arranged gracefully about the people the house, and in the dainty hand painted tallies. The twenty-five major of the North Shore prizes, contributed by florists and . h various concerns, and the glasses of wit jelly offered to the lowest score at each table, were wrapped in these four | colors. Coffee, sandwiches, cakes, and Clean candies in containers of the four colors, | were served. Wholesome WIN HONORS AT SHOW Food The Kenilworth Garden club enter- tained the members of the Barrington Garden club at luncheon in the home --as in the past-- of Mrs. Hugh Foresman, 515 Essex p road, Tuesday, June 7. : : At the recent garden show, given on Popular Prices the estate of Mrs. Rockefeller McCor- il il mick, in Lake Forest, the Barrington will prevail Garden club was justly proud to re- ceive two blue ribbons for varieties of tulips grown. The Kenilworth club received three distinctive honors at 549 Li In A the same flower exhibit, Mrs. Fores- mncoin Avenue man in the display of attractive break- : fast trays, Mrs James Prentiss in the Winnetka artistic use of flowering shrubs, and : Mrs. Douglas Flood for the arrange- T he former location ment of flowers in a bronze urn. of the Postoffice Miss Marion Ruess, daughter of the Otto R. Ruesses of 568 Hill terrace, plans to return to Camp Neecarnis, at Baldwin, Mich., this summer. After her WwW 1 h' departure late in the month, Mr. and i C S Mrs. Ruess and Rosamond will go to Massachusetts to stay until about the ® middle of September. Marion will join Cafe teri1Q | them thereat the end of camp. . --(p-- Miss Ethel Hale, daughter of Mr. T'he Best Place to Eat and Mrs. Henry R. Hale of 761 Fox- dale avenue, returned last week from oy Elmira college, Elmira, N. Y. \ vv vvw I JR Sh oo Sh So ". - ' Your Furniture... | ¢ . ) In uur cLarc | 4 4 4 | will take all worries from your mind. 25 years of | experience assures you of a most perfect job. : We solicit your patronage. 2 Upholstered Furniture Made to order ) } 4 { Furniture Repaired } i Mattresses Renovated ) 4 Slip Covers made to order ) i : > i Antique and Periodical Furni- | 4 ture given special attention. b 9 : 4 z 4 y : . 4 t Winnetka Upholstery & Furniture Co. 4 T heodore Spacek, Prop. 4 10 Carlton Annex Ph. Winn. 614 ) Becta atari dheathentt ihe atbti dts ah a hare thant ac po ST Sa fo Co ah YS HALL EEE os tia adi Sad Bath ERLE eat ot a