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November 26, 1927 WINNETKA TALK Arrange Benefit Bridge to Boost Girls' Club Fund (Contributed) Every girl at New Trier High school is a member of the Girls' club. One of the main objects of this club is to fur- nish financial assistance 'to deserving young women, to enable them to se- cure a college education and in some cases their education at New Trier. This year the club is giving a benefit bridge party, to raise funds, and re- placing the customary annual bazaar. It is a new venture, and the girls are most anxious to make it a success. The Mess hall and all the available space around it, including the teachers' balcony and even the stage will be used for table space. Prizes will be given for each table, and a few high score prizes will add interest to the game. The prizes for high score have been donated by the Woman Teachers' club, a new organization this year at New Trier. The party will commence at 2 o'clock, and continue until 4:30. At that time the doors will be open to the general public who are interested in the food sale. Delicious pies, cakes and puddings will be sold. As this is a benefit bridge, refresh- ments will be sold at a moderate price. The reception committee will see that tables are secured by those who desire them. Single places may also be pro- cured. We urge all our friends to come and help us in this most deserving work. We offer you a pleasant afternoon, and interesting prizes; also the rare opportunity of buying some of the most delicious food imaginable. CLUB GIVES DINNER DANCE This evening the Kenilworth club is having a dinner daace. On Saturday evening of this week, November 26, the club is holding open house for the young people of the village, from 9 until 12 o'clock. Mrs. Ralph Hawkes- hurst is hostess. This is the first of a series of informal dances for the young people and there is no age limit. "Cope-Harvey's" orchestra will play. There are no guest fees and the members have the privilege of inviting guests. Mrs. Donald H. Jeffirs, 811 Bryant avenue, and Mrs. D. F. Pfeiffer, 1500 Tower road, entertained forty guests at tea Sunday evening, November 20. AT YALE-PRINCETON GAME Mrs. Sidaey Ball, formerly of Kenil- worth, but now residing near Indian Hill Golf club, has just returned from ten days in New York City where she attended the meeting of the board of trustees of the Wells college at Aurora, N. Y. While in New York she was joined by Miss Paisley Ball, now a student at Wells college, and together they attended the Yale-Princeton foot- ball game. On her way home she stopped in Cleveland, to visit her mother. First Scandinavian Ev. 886 Elm Street, Winnetka Roy A. Thompson, pastor Res. 806 Elm St., Phone Winn. 2304 Sunday, November 27 9:30 a.m. Sunday school. Classes for all ages. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship (English). 5:00 p.m. Young People's meeting. 7:45 p.m. Gospel service. Mid-week prayer and praise service Thursday, 8 p.m. "God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world ; but that the world thicugh him might be saved." (John 117). Miss Dorothy Fuessele of 505 Laurel avenue had as her guest last week-end, Miss Ruth Clemons, who attends the University of Chicago. aring First Place With Cadillac When comparisons are suggested between lesser cars and the La Salle, it will pay to remember that the General Motors Corporation-- manufacturer of the leading auto- mobiles in every grade--is behind the creation of this especial value in automobiles. La Salle shares with Cadillac the distinction of a 90-degree, V-type, 8-cylinder engine --together with first place in the fine car field having already more than 12,000 La Salle ears in the hands of enthusiastic owners You may possess a LaSalle on theliberal term-payment plan of the General Motors Acceptance Corperation-- the appraisal value of your car acceptable as cash Companion Car to Cadillac » From $2495 to $2895, f. o. b. Detroit CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY, EVANSTON BRANCH 1810 Ridge Avenue La * Evanston ALLE Charge Purchases Made After November 24th Will Be Placed on December Accounts, Payable Jan- uary 3rd. ROSENBERGS Davis Street ~Jowntown Evanston These Coats Are Fashionable When One Is From the New Shop for Girls-- Tweed Fabric Coat, $27.50 A dyed Australian Opos- sum collar on a belted or straight-line sport coat. Sizes 8 to 14 years. Fur-Trimmed-- A Downy Wool Coat, $16.75 French beaver collar and cuffs on a chic model, fully lined, slash pockets. Al- mond, French or Marine Blue, Tan. 6-12. And the Famous Germania Chinchillas Those marvelous little coats with nutria collars-- famous for wear. Sizes from 6 to 14 years, priced at $27.50. The New Shop for Girls 6 to 14 West Room--Second Floor