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= - " a} \ ~ ~ < N- Woods, on Monday afternoon, May WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1919 5 ocial Happenings bh on the " North Shore by Ruth Risley DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT is arranged for Friday evening of this week, at the Kenilworth Assembly hall when Miss Mildred Brandham Pierce will present her anmual dance festival, "The Spinner," by Louise Ayres Garnett. This fantasy, told in song and story, features Miss Margaret Graham Fitch of Kenilworth in the leading role, assisted by a chorus-of dancers, made up of daughters of prominent families in the neighboring towns. Miss Eloise Bedlan of Wilmette, will be the accompanist, and Helen Irene Southward and Mary Louise Owen of Kenilworth, will take prominent roles in the dancing. The following Kenilworth women are patronesses of the affair: Mesdames Edwin Hedrick, Victor C. Sanborn, V. K. Spicer, John P. Oleson, Charles T. Chandler, O. C. Owen and William B. Fitch. After the program there will be informal dancing in charge of | James Prentiss, Jr. & Monday, May 19, and will continue until Saturday, May 31. No soldier and sailor books will be sold this year, but all men in uniform will be admitted free, provided enough books of regular admission tickets are sold to equal the amount taken in last year on both the regular admission books and the soldier and sailor books. In other words, if each patron subscribes as much as he did last year, or more, he will not only have the use of all the tickets himself, but he will also make it possible for soldiers and sailors to attend Ravinia, free of charge. T CAMPAIGN for the selling of Ravinia tickets will begin \ 4 The friends of Mrs. Leon Carring- ton, formerly Miss Georgiana Ows- ley, will be glad to know that she is ning, in Evanston. Mrs. E. J. Sher-| the guest of her parents, Mr. and win of Glencoe was one of the as-| Mrs. George Knox Owsley of sisting guests and she read poems] Prospect avenue, who spent most of by Henry Van Dyke, John Burrows,! the winter at Coronado Beach, Cal. Alfred Noyes and Anne Higginson| Immediately after the marriage of Spicer. The following group of | Miss Owsley to Captain Hill, a year songs was sung by Miss Katheryne ago, he was transferred from San Greene : | Antonio, Texas, to Coronado Beach, The Springtime of the Year....Rusk| Cal, The regular meeting of the Mac- Dowell Musical club was held May 12 at the home of Mrs. H. H. An- 720 The engagement is announced of Miss Josephine Jorgesen, of Oak Park, to Richard P. well, son of Dr. and Mrs. Horswell of St. Paul, Minn., former- | ly of Winnetka. No date has been| set for the wedding, as Mr. Hors-| well is still in the navy, stationed on the United States steamship Prai-| rie, now off the coast of Newfound- | land, as one of the convoys of the] hydroplane which is attempting "a trans-Atlantic flight. ---- | Mr. and Mrs. G. T. von Colditz, 674! Hill road, left last evening for their summer home at Vineyard Haven, Mass. They expect to return about | September 15. { Hors- | -- | Miss Ruth Lieber, 988 Elm street | will leave Monday morning to attend the state convention of the Congre- gational church at Ottowa, Illinois. -- | Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Jenkins have] given up their home at 81 Ash| street and have moved to 839 Sher- | man avenue, Evanston. A | Luther Adams, 1044 Elm street, re-| cently won a medal for marksman- | ship from the Winchester Junior Rifle corps. | SE Mr. and Mrs. DW. Wylie and] family, formerly of 1026 Spruce street, have taken the house at 968! Spruce street. SSH | Mr. and Mrs. Farnsby of Chicago | have rented the von Colditz home| for the summer months. i C. Ryan and family have moved| from 968 Spruce street to 888 Oak street. a Mrs. M. R. Brown, 577 Ash street, moved the first of the month to 417 Roslyn place, Chicago. pov im Mr. and Mrs. F. Baldenweck and family have moved to 450 Oakdale avenue, Chicago. Mrs. M. R. Fife, formerly a resid- Mrs. Douglas Smith of Hubbard daughter | ent of Winnetka, is living in Mon-| Woods, is visiting with her daugh- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Jorgesen|tague, Michigan, at the present time. June, in New York City. Charles | Shepherd, Play a Little Air..Stickles]| . | Spring Raptures"............. Gilberts | Don't. Come in Sir, Please ...... Scott | Wild Flowers =............... Phillips | Mrs. Paul Williams played the fol-| lowing piano numbers: : FN NE | where he was placed in com- Mr and Mrs A. Gerlaci mand of Rockwell Field, the largest | Tan 535 Fir peer ach have A aviation training camp in the world. 3 from 900 Fir street to1031 Elm Mrs. Hill, having spent two preceding! Street at winters at Coronado, has many friends there who were most hospit- able in their entertainments. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kloepfer of 392 Provident 'avenue, have taken the A Story-An Experience-A Treat Do vou serve the public--individuals--to the best of your ability---with the best goods? Do you ever become depressed--Do you care for a word of appreciation? Here is my experience: I figured there are over 500 families along the North Shore just comfortably able, but for various reasons, hes- itate about buying a Ford Car. A son or daughter, or even the mother in some cases, who has not as yet learned the value of money or how hard it was for the parents or hus- band to earn their present position, intimate or épenly ex- press themselves as being "above" the Ford Owner--False pride, the root of self deception ruling their lives, they buy or hanker for a big car to deceive their friends and them- selves, or (father pays the bills), I should worry. In an attempt to help these people, I called upon some of FEvanston's best--most substantial--wealthy families who own or are in a position to buy, Two, Five or $10,000.00 cars and yet prefer the Ford for their Personal Car. In asking permission to use their names, I received such complimentary remarks, congratulations and words of thanks that I was fairly "taken off my feet." Not a single hesitancy or refusal and such replies as this: "Thank you, the pleasure is mine--I1 can't say enough good for our Ford Car." "Surely--Thanks for the opportunity--I never use my big cars now--Our Ford Sedan is worth its weight in gold." "Thank you for the honor--If my Ford recommendation will help others to see the foolhardiness of heavy cars, please use my name twice." [f you sold Ford Cars, wouldn't that cheer you and drive away your "blues"? Ford owners can understand just how these wealthy owners feel about it. If you have not placed your order for a Ford car and hope to haye one later, vou can't let us hear irom you too soon. R. D. CUNNINGHAM Authorized Dealer The Rustle of Spring ........ Singing, Captain Hill will join his wife this house at 1010 Bpriice street, S rhellid.. o ish ii vs Tchaikowsky | week. : is Sam, Smowhell A Soca C K SA Falfid Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of 278 , ¥ aK 24 v FE : : 2 L : = 3 re oad 3 eras TL "qi. © A anda al tr Mrs. Asa Cooley, assisting guest, Mrs. E. L. Voltz and Miss Velma Ridge avenae, lave moved to Clin- a ie Volt rha Ne iB 3 a v | ' S S . sang: Voitz, who spent the winter 'at the | Sh 810 Church Street, Evanston (next to Post Office) Wither Violet... ....0.0 0 on Grieg | Virginia hotel, have returned from Mrs. James Morlev'ls | fhe Day is Gone ............... Lang| an eastern trip and have opened i Hos / li Morley.as at the home C. H. BRIGGS, Sales Mgr. Phone 4884 Roses > > an | their residence at 833 Eim street. O1 Mer. mother an Lanada, owing. io Rosesin June... i. vive. uin Germ an : % et the Tatiers is cont Hosie me Gf sie | i . N > A : | A ri Other Winnetkans who recently Fhe C. T. Mordo k family have Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bruderlin, who : made change in their locations in- Hi Som 611 Oak street to 645 ore ip Hobart, Oklahoma, are report- | ¢ DEIOX = {+} = {4} 100 IOEZIOL 1010 clude: N. Cazel and family of 788 Maple avenue. | Walden road, who have moved to ew ow 893 Elm street; A. B. Will and family have moved from 520 Linden street to 938 Cherry soreet; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Phillipsborn, of 514 Ash | Mrs. C. S. Goodchild, formerly of 44 Oak street, has moved to 598 Lin- coln avenue. ed to be improving in health. ar 0 | The C. F. Bullen family of 644 I Spruce street, are spending the sum- | : | mer at the Chicago Beach hotel. | | street, have moved to 860 Lincoln | avenue; John Hoth, 833 Elm street, moved to 280 Sheridan road; G. W. Swatek and family, formerly of 619 Lincoln avenue, are now residing at 5403 Harper avenue, Chicago; A. D. Cloud and family have moved from 944 Fig street to 923 Humboldt ave- nue; Mr. and Mrs. C. Fenger have moved from 592 Cherry street to 662 Spruce street; Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence P. Robinson, 724 Foxdale ave- nue, have taken a house at 731 Tenth | street, Wilmette. A beautiful home wedding took place at the home of Laird Bell in Hubbard Woods, on Wednesday, April 30, at 3:30 o'clock, when Lars Largest Hardware the benefit in low prices. _ cheapest. That's why oho odd oboob ode ook obob kok oko ob fo deb bob db dod Seok od choke oko oko cholo ode oe dob od old ol de oR BoB ok ode ok oR oR deo doo oo oR oo oo oo oo We buy in large quantities and give our customers E. B. TAYLOR & CO. HARDWARE PHONE WINNETKA 999 EE ------ Store in Winnetka I0I0K The best is always the we carry the best. 010 of oo of oe obo of of oo obo obo of of oF ob of oT ob BoB Be mY WINNETKA * Andestad and Anna Shuttun were| . united in marriage. Dahlia Lund- quist attended the bride, and Norman Nelson acted as best man. Follow- ing the ceremony a few remarks were made by Reverend Clover and others. Mr. and Mrs. Andestad are 'at home at 1159 Chatfield road, Hub- bard Woods It makes it unnecessary for something is purchased for your i ---- pic The West Elm street Circle met with Miss Jennie Williams on Tues- day of this week. Mrs. Watkins furnished a group of delightful solos, and Mesdames Carrie Prouty and Robert Walpole gave readings. The June meeting will be held at the | home of Mrs. D. W. Poff. 734 Elm Street 'A CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH US IS MIGHTY CONVENIENT It saves waiting for change after you've done your purchasing. It saves time when your order is delivered. WINNETKA MARKE The Three Way Plan of Selling High Grade Merchandise All goods marked in plain figures (this is net cash price at our store) A charge of 5c for each delivery. (Delivery hours 9:30, ; 11:30, 2:30, 4:45) A charge of 1c on the dollar or fraction thereof for carrying charge accounts This method increases our volume and lowers our over- head expense and our customers get the benefits We have convinced others. We can convince you SOME OF OUR REGULAR PRICES Good drinking coffee (in bulk) Ib. you to pay out cash every time SPECIAL 5 5 Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles, 6 pkgs. for . C (Foulds or Golden Age) h ; ome American Family Soap, 5 bars for ............. ...29¢ Campbells Soups, assorted, can .................... 10c A RS TOR Fancy Rice, 2 Ibs. for ....... ......0..%i.0, aa 27c Prunes, 2 lbs. for Peanut Butter, bulk, lb. Telephone Winnetka 920--921 --fp-- SE The East Willow Street Circle will meet with Mrs. W. G. Forrest, 485 Willow street, next Tuesday after- noon at 2:30 o'clock. A reception will be given to the mothers of this circle who have had sons in the service. Mrs. O. Wernecke will be the assisting hostess. fe The Woman's Christian Temper- ance Union will meet with Mrs. W. S. Hanson, 270 Scott avenue, Hubbard ZZ. LLL LL 7 Fad ZT 2 7 Fa 7 dries [SAVINGS sa 19, at 2:30 o'clock. The mothers of the Union who have had sons in the service will be in the receiving line. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. McPherson and children, who have been with Mrs. McPherson's parents, Mr. and | Mrs. F. T. West, in Chicago, since Mr. McPherson returned from France, are moving to Winnetka, where they have taken a house for 'the summer. : We close at 12:20 on Saturdays 7 N WINNETKA TRUST and SAVINGS BANK Lari rr rr Fancy Old Cheese, lb. -- 0 El 0 EX OE O I OI OC OPPORTUNITIES' PATH leads straight to our door and we are always glad to welcome you. Begin saving now and de- positing with us. Assure your- self of a competency. Guard against misfortune due to lack JLT iiiiiiizizizz OE OEIO The Progressive Grocery 801 Elm St., Meyer Bank Bldg., Winnetka Tel. 888-889 WINNETKA, ILLINOIS of funds. Start depositing im- ----{v) -- {eo} IOEIOX =I0r= © < [2] VERIO ESSETORIOSSSSSSORIOSSSSSIORXD mediately. CAPITAL $35,000.00 Formerly BANK OF M. K. MEYER Established 1894 Interior Decorators and W. H. 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