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WINNETKA TALK July 23, 1927 CLUB PICNIC AUGUST 19 | Mrs. B. L. Davis, now residing in| the home she has taken in Deerfield | for the summer, will be hostess for the picnic luncheon the Wilmette Garden BUC kingham 6011 UNIVERSAL Window Supply Co. Window Shades -- Draperies Wrought iron curtain poles. New Shades on Your Old Rollers. Sereen and Metal Weather strips. 1223 ADDISON ST. [duction of baking powder and yeast. club is giving August 19, following a tour of Deerfield gardens. The picnic is postponed from July 15. Illinois leads the nation in the pro- Telephone Wilmette 3347 DR. FRANK B. ERWIN VETERINARIAN Specializing in the treatment of your best friends the "Dog and Cat" All ealls receive my personal attention 1000 Ridee Ave, Wilmette, Ill. NEW NASH FEATURES Among the features on the new Nash Ambassador are new radiator, new steering wheel, new body colors, new | upholstery, smaller wheels, new hard- | ware, new and larger trunk opening at | top, remote control door locks, improv- ed door handles and all-weather tread tires all around. Thomas McLaren of 1004 Pine street arrived in New York Sunday night on the Baltic, and reached Winnetka Wednesday afternoon. He has just passed two months in Scotland and England. Have You Read This Page In the New Classified Business Directory? A complete re-arrangement has been made in the Classified Business Section of the Wilmette and Kenil- worth telephone directory, which has just been dis- tributed. It will now serve you more adequately as a buying guide. Each business and professional firm is listed alpha- betically under a heading descriptive of the general type of business. In addition, those firms desiring to give you more detailed information concerning the products or serv- ices they sell, are listed under convenient sub-head- ings descriptive of these products or services. The second page of the Classified Business Section, which begins with the yellow sheets in the middle of the directory, explains how to use this new Buyer's Guide. Have you read it? The New Classified Business Directory tells "Where to Buy It' Ask Our Business Office Sor further information. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY BELL SYSTEM One Policy - One System - Universal Service 'BECKON KIDDIES TO MID-SUMMER FROLIC Annual Vacation Season Out-door Festivity to Be Staged by Kindergarten College Tuesday, July 26, at 3:30 o'clock, is the day and the hour set for this year's Children's Midsummer Frolic, which will be given at Bluff Edge, 915 Sheri- dan road, Hubbard woods, the home of Mrs. Douglas Smith. Each summer this children's outdoor entertainment is presented by the National Kindergarten and Elementary college for the pleasure of north shore children and their friends. Miss Margaret Farrar of the college faculty, the author and producer of the play, announces that those in the cast will be members of the faculty and stu- dents of the college summer session. All who participated in last year's frolic, which was given at Craigie Lea, Glencoe, the home of Mrs. Andrew MacLeish, pronounced it not only beau- tiful but very jolly and are eagerly welcoming another such entertainment. Bluff Edge is just beyond the Win- netka Water Tower, and all who are motoring up Sheridan road or walking east on Tower road from the electric station are to look for the display of bright balloons tied to trees at the en- trance to the grounds. Ideal Setting Mrs. Douglas Smith so often offers the hospitality of her home and grounds that "Bluff Edge" is well known to Chicago and north shore folks. The setting for an outdoor stage and has sweep of lawn overlooking the lake and the wealth of foliage gives an ideal proved a great inspiration to Miss Far- rar in writing the play for this Frolic. The plot is arranged to bring audience and actors close to one another in a way that gives every one a sense of participation, making it all seem very real. The story is called, "Midsummer in Storyland," and is really a tale within a tale. It begins--"Once there was a little boy walking in the woods. He grew very tired and lay down on a log and went sound asleep." Fairyland Tale It is what Little Boy sees and does when he is awakened by the touch of the Fairy's wings that will carry the audience through the realm of story- land. Mother Goose and her children, Humpty Dumpty, Old King Cole and others, with Peter rabbit and Mr. Mc- Gregor, The Three Pigs, Goldy Locks and the Three Bears and many more from ancient and modern storylore will come to life under the touch of the Fairy's wand in the hands of Little Boy. As a grand finale all the children in the audience will join the Fairy Lady and her children, and Little Boy, when she invites them to follow her. "Up- hill and down dale, everyone come and no one fail," till at last all join in a jolly dance in Storyland, Storyland, Story- land--ILet us dance in Storyland, all to- gether." After the party the Storyland people will wave goodbye and go back to their books and Little Boy and his friends to their homes. The I. A. Jannev family of 657 Spruce street left the middle of the week for Diamond G. Ranch, Dubois, Wyo., where they will be until Labor Day. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Ogden of 1337 Asbury avenue returned yesterday from a three-days' boat trip to Mack- inac.