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16 WINNETKA TALK March 17, 1928 Mrs. Preston Boyden, her three children, and their nurse, of 806 Rose- wood avenue, will sail March 28. on the "Deutschland." They will be abroad until September, probably spending most of the time in Germany. 1077 Gage St. HOT CROSS BUNS Delicious Hot Cross Buns for the Lenten Season Made Fresh Daily Cakes and Pastries to Order a Specialty Hubbard Woods Home Bakery Hubbard Woods Ph. Winn. 1365 Members of Southern Club Luncheon Guests One of the charming spring lunch- eons of the season will take place to- day at 2 o'clock, at the Illinois Women's Athletic club when the twenty junior members chosen by the Southern Woman's club will be enter- tained by the chaperons and the presi- dent, Mrs. Edgar F. Alden, 352 Lin- den avenue, Winnetka. Decorations and favors will be car- ried out in the green that is so sug- gestive of both St. Patrick's day and spring. It has long been the dream of Mrs. Alden to organize a junior membership in the Southern Women's club. Mrs. Edwin Galloway returned to her home in Xenia, O. Wednesday morning after spending about a week with her son, Dr. Charles E. Galloway of 940 Private road. SE fome Bank or Winetka feople" ~\ Life is like a golf course. together form the driver that starts you off to success. A Savings Account Will Keep You Out of the Rough : But traps and bunkers lie ahead. A Savings Account will keep you out of the rough of poverty and failure. The Fairway of Success! Start a Savings Account Today . . . at this Bank Qficers and Directors HENRY R.HALE Fresident LB. KUYPPENHEIMER Vice~/ Fesiaens SANBORN HALE Coshier CEORGE WW. MEHINNEY Asst Costiier VICTOR ELTING ~~ NOBLE HALE Ambition and personality a I If WINNETKA STATE BANK LIM S57°LAST OF LINCOLN AVE. r EE -- Ns BANKING HOURS 8A.M. lo 3 P.M. | Saturdays Bam.lo 12:30pm. ond 7 lo BRM. | I -- Debutante Now Member of Visiting Nurse Auxiliary Miss Margot Atkin, gehiante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey B Atkin of 12 Indian Hill road, has been elected a member of the Visiting Nurse auxiliary. This is part of an organization of women which was formed in 1889 and incorporated one year later. At that time one nurse was employed, while in 1928, the or- ganization employes a superintendent, an assistant superintendent, cleven supervisors, 120 graduate nurses, and twelve student nurses. These nurses care for the sick in their own homes, each nurse paying several calls daily. The organization has sources of in- come from public subscriptions, gifts and endowments, a fund in the Metro- politan Life Insurance campauy, and from junior memberships. Apart from the nine men who form the board of an advisory committee for financial plans, this well estab- lished organization is composed entire- ly of women. The board of directors is composed of forty-two women, who have charge of the business plans. The auxiliary membership is limited to seventy-five members and about twelve associate members. Within this auxili- ary are the various sub-committees in charge of the carrying on of its volunteer work. The board of directors of the North Shore Art league held a meeting on Thursday of last week to discuss plans for the coming exhibition, which is to be held at the Orrington hotel in April. Miss Ashton Wilson of Fayetteville, N. C. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wilson of that city, who made her debut with Miss Virginia Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Wallace of 815 Mt. Pleasant road, is at the Orrington hotel, Ev- anston visiting the daughter of the Ralph D. Hubbarts, Miss Mattibelle Hubbart. --_0-- Miss Edwina Cadmus, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John H. Cadmus, 1126 Tower road, entertained a group of about forty north shore young people at a dance at her home last Saturday evening. It was a Leap Year party. A New Tailoring Establishment in Winnetka New in Winnetka, Establishment that is your patronage. a Tailoring worthy of Special attention will be given to cutting and trimming of Ladies' and Men's Made-to-Measure Suits and Riding Habits. : Cleaning General Tailoring and Fur Work HENRY SVIHLA Custom Tailor 8 Carlton Bldg. Phone Winn. 984