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WINNETKA TALK September 10, 1927 ROSENBERGS Davis Street ~ Downtown Evanston A Stencil - - A Tier - - Paris' Mode for Fall D Y stenciling and tiers, Fall fashions mount to new smartness. 1 he two models below show how Rosen- berg's collections bring forth the new mode as North Shore women will wear it. Among the models offering ultra-smartness are replicas of the signal successes of Paris couturiers. At the left, a coat of black Ro- dier cloth with border in deep red, finely stenéiled in black. The collar is red fox, $125. NRE [ 4 [ [1 wv Ar /AVD Lelong created the original of this frock, pictured right. The jacket is of transparent velvet; the skirt features tiers, so smart for fall, $50. ap Golf at Northwestern Controlled by County (Continued from Page 17) fully: "It was fine to go out there on a Sunday and shake hands with the best bunch of golfers you could find anywhere. You know I was secretary, treasurer and chairman of the grounds and greens committee and I met the boys." That there were obstacles aplenty in Speed's path when he built Northwest- ern, which he named after the Evans- ton university, is indicated by this in- formation. He says he was forced to build twenty-four holes to get a desir- able eighteen hole course because he was hampered by the "officials." Then this remark in conclusion-- "The County got a million dollar's worth of golf course and clubhouse for nothing. They didn't let me finish my job. I'm big enough to say that my feelings are hurt and let it go at that." Mrs. Thomas G. Kus and her chil- dren are returning to Winnetka this week-end after spending the summer at Nemahbin lake, Wis. --C Mrs. George Hunt arrived in Win- netka on Friday of last week from Crystal Beach, Fla., to be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Cuthbert C. Adams, for the fall --O-- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Foster and their daughter, Miss Rachel, of 596 Maple avenue, left Tuesday for a three weeks' motor trip through the East. Mule Deer Group Added to Field Museum Exhibits A beautiful new habitat group of mule deer from the Kaibab forest in northern Arizona, on the spur of the Grand Canyon, has just been opened at Field Museum of Natural History, the director announces. The group is a splendid example of the most advanced type of museum ex- hibit, combining the art of the taxi- dermist in bringing the animals back in a lifelike appearance, and the art of the painter, in duplicating their natural habitat, museum officials assert. There are six deer in the group --a bull, two does, and three young deer. They were mounted by C. J. Albrecht, Field Museum taxidermist, who also hunted and bagged them while on an expedition sponsored by Captain Mar- shall Field. Charles A. Corwin, Field Museum artist, also went out on the expedition, and made sketches on the spot, from which he painted the large scenic background, in all its rich autumn colors, which now gives the mounted group surroundings in the museum exactly depicting the animals' natural habitat. Mrs. Edgar Foster Alden of 352 Linden avenue had as week-end guests over Labor Day, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Alden of Chicago, Mrs. Truman J. Settle and her children of St. Louis, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Joice and their children of Evanston. 0000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000607¢ 'School Opens Monday, Sept. 12 -- We Are Ready For You Loose Leaf Note Books -- Very finest grade on the market, Note Book Fill- ers -- made to fit your note books, roc up. Pencils, erasers, rulers, foun - tain pens, etc. --a complete assortment. need at school. JOPPA" 32 years of experience in selling books and supplies for school has taught us exactly what the young student will We have interviewed teachers and mem- bers of the school board and know exactly what books will be needed in all grades. Our merchandise is of the finest quality--and priced at rock bottom figures. Prices and quality such as we offer merits your attention. Shop early--you can get everything that will be needed now--and avoid the last minute rush. Scratch Pads and note books, 5c up. Our Fountain Pen Depart- ment is the latgest and most complete on the north shore. We have some fine brief cases and portfolios ready for your inspection. Text Books for Every Grade Are Ready We Know Exactly What You Will Need! 630 Phone niv. ' avis "Chandler's © Fashions--Second Floor Downtown Evanston PO VV 000000 0000000000000 000000000090900000000 P9900 900900099000000009099%9 P0000 000 0000000000000 00 0000000900000 00000000000000004 nen i Ban. 0 Tena