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40 WINNETKA TALK December 22, 1928 TROTH ANNOUNCED An announcement of interest to the north shore and particularly to Kenil- worth is made by Mr. and Mrs. A. Shreve Badger of Evanston, who this week have disclosed the engagement of their daughter, Frances, to William Dent Reichmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander F. Reichmann of Barring- ton, Ill. The Reichmanns formerly made their home in Kenilworth. Miss Eva Wilson of 623 Spruce street is spending the winter at La Jolla, Cal. Her sister, Mrs. W. H. Hand of Adrian, Mich. is with her. All children smile for Bernie BERNIE EH RE RE I Merry Christmas 1623 SHERMAN AVENUE Tel. University 8998 EEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEY and a Happy Nem Year TO ONE AND ALL Better Pictures-- Better Values STUDIO AREER EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EY Harry Harrisons Return From Fortnight's Trip Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Harrison and daughter, Ruth Mary, 307 Abbotts- ford road, Kenilworth returned last Saturday after spending two weeks in the east. Their trip included Ashe- ville, N. C. where they visited, Dan Harrison who is in the Asheville School for Boys this winter. From Asheville they went to Washington where they were guests of Congress- man Fess of Ohio, who took Ruth to the private galleries of Congress and she was there when the Boulder Dam bill was passed. They met many prominent persons in Washington. From Washington they went to New York City and after seeing many plays, they returned to Washington for a few days before returning home. Dan Harrison is arriving home today. Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis Dal- rymple, 624 Isabella street, Wilmette will have as house guests for the Christmas holidays, Mr. and Mrs. }. Wilson Dalrymple of the Curtis hotel Minneapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Lawrence and their small daughter Betty Jane, of Cleveland. E. 0. C. COUGH SYRUP Don't suffer with cough or bronchitis when E.Q.C. cough syrup is guaranteed to relieve coughs of long stand- ing. Prevents pneumonia. For Sale at Your Drug Store Inter-Troop Scout Contest Won by Kenilworth Boys The Kenilworth Boy Scouts, troop No. 13, undefeated by any north shore Scouts' group in the last seven years, won more laurels last Friday night, December 14, when they took first place in the annual north shore inter-troop Scouting contest held at the Kenilworth Union gymnasium. The Kenilworth Scouts had twenty- eight points to their credit. Evanston troop No. 7. was second with thirteen. Evanston troop No. 3 finished third with ten points, and Evanston troop No. 5 fourth with three. Points were awarded on the basis of proficiency in drilling, knot tying, semaphore and Morse code signaling, fire by flint and steel, and fire by fiction. With the exception of fire by fric- tion, in which troop No. 7 of Evanston had the most points, Kenilworth ex- celled in every event, winning the con- test decisively in spite of the fact that twenty-nine out of fifty-eight boys were absent on account of illness or for other reasons. One hundred eighteen north shore Boy Scouts, principally from Kenil- worth and Evanston, were entered in the various events of the contest. Walter McPeek, north shore area Scout executive, was head judge. He was assisted by Robert J. Hildebrandt, Jack Banks, Jeffrey Poole, George Stocking, and Bailey Barnes. W. Chess- man was timekeeper. Mr. and Mrs. Post and Jeannette Post of Abbottsford road, Kenilworth left today for Lincoln, Neb. where they will spend the Christmas holidays. ---- Miss Marjorie Oleson, 240 Wood- stock avenue, Kenilworth returned home from Ward Belmont school, Nashville, Tenn. last Wednesday. I "Absent" "Po" Lil By the Quartet II "Love if for Nothing Else" ["Plantation Love Song". . "Spanish Gold" "No Candle Was There "Drums" Arthur Ranous III Isabella" in two parts "Gesu Bambino" "The Birthday of a King" By the Quartet "Novelette" "Romance". "Valse Parisienne". . Ernau Akely v "Sunset" ... By the Quartet THE QUARTET Frank Collins, bass Ernau Akely, pianist Musicale Program "Winter Song"......%... ..Frederick Field Bullard Sa EP Metcalf Lamb". ..... Parks "Morning" ...... Oley Speaks Harling Deems Taylor Howard Fisher and No Fire"..... Lehmann .Meale "Good King Wenceslas". . Bn irs oh Ae Traditional "Silent Night" ....... Gruber "Here a Torch, Jeanette, BEI Old Provencal Noel Re APR Neidlinger wv a. . McDowell Sturkow-Ryder .Schuett Van de Water Omar Covert, first tenor Arthur Scott, second tenor Arthur Ranous, baritone those who enjoy Telephone AN INVITATION 1: Georgian cordially invites you to attend one of the out- standing musicale events of the season . . . . next Sunday. The program at the left, under the direction of Ernau Akely, hints of the pleasures in store for the Georgian An Address of Distinction DAVIS at HINMAN---EVANSTON Greenleaf B. E. de Murg, Manager Yuletide Season Musicale to Usher in Joyous Christmas To the beautiful music. 4100 Christmas Dinner Georgian cooking there is no need to describe which will be served here on Christmas Day. It is rather important to make your reserva- tions early, however, to avoid disappointments says he has a merry dinner in store for you." ERRANDS those who know delectable food . because our chef "right EPR