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ht [11 rn ht SLUTTY) " Tm A i he i T yo H ape ii in innetka.s Hubbard Wood ECE hi TI a Rt & @| RS. LORENZO JOHNSON, who has been visiting her son, J] Mr. Stewart Johnson, in Washington, has returned to Winnetka for the holidays. Mrs. Johnson will not open her home before she goes to California, and therefore will have her usual "at home" for all her friends on Christmas day at the home of her son and daughter, Major and Mrs. Raymond Hardenbergh, on Private road, Hubbard Woods. Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Leonard and Miss Leonard will be "at home" on New Year's Day, from 4 until 7 o'clock, at "Wildacre." The engagement of Miss Mary Ann Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton E. Cooper, of 5240 Lakewood avenue, Chicago, to Mr. Robyn E. MacFadden, son of Mrs. John M. Henderson, of Wilmette, was announced at a musical and tea given last Saturday afternoon. Miss Cooper is a student at the Northwestern University School of Music and a member of the Chi Omega sorority. Mr. MacFadden is attending the University of Wisconsin where he is a member of the Delta Upsilon fraternity. Vv An evening guest meeting of the MacDowell Musical club of Win- netka was held in the beautiful new 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Whit- man, Thursday, Decmber 9, at 8:15. Each member was privileged to in- vite three guests and judging from the number in attendance, everyone must have taken advantage of this opportunity to give themselves the pleasure of a very delightful evening, for there were about one hundred people present. Mr. Day Williams, cellist, was the assisting artist, ac- companied by his daughter, Miss Williams. The following is the pro- gram: Stern Novmber........ Cecil Burleigh Valse ona Mokrejs Night 'Ball. operon. cilia Dett Dance of the Pioneers..John Powell Mrs. Orcutt. I:Hear a Thrush at Eve...... Cadman Night in the Desert...Gertrude Ross NMillanlla. ..... 0 hud el Sibella Mrs. C. E. Karstrom, accom- panied by Mrs. Ewart. Symphonic Variations. ...Boellmann Mr. Williams, accompanied by Miss Williams. Goodbye Marie .............] Pessard CH ei Ue SO Chadwick Shadow March..... Teresa del Riego Mrs. Karstrom, accompanied by 1 Mrs. Ewart. Prelude from the "Deluge".......... ee a NR PES a Saint Saens Two Divertisements od ae ING Francis Casadesus Mr. Williams, accompanied by Miss Williams. , Duets. Laughter Wears a Lilied Gown.... foie son evseeveas...Gena Branscombe O, That We Two Were Maying.... SEaieirva i yeah 5 Alice Mary Smith Mistress Mary..Mary Turner Salter Miss Greene and Mrs. Hansel. SE On Saturday afternoon, of last week, Miss Kathleen Air presented the following pupils of the Winnetka branch of the Columbia School of Music in recital: Elizabeth Jane Gates, Virginia Loco, Diantha Schmid, Laura Richards, Rosalie Roach, Georgie Lloyd, Henrietta Pie- rung, Betty Edmunds, Marjorie Friedman, Gilbert Pierung, . Irene Coffin, Betty Barber, Alcie Ann Clark, Leila Withers, Barbara Jane Boyles. Billy McEwen, Katherine Street, Helene Younker, Allan Wolff, Jeanne Street, Leon Dickinson, Helen MacMorran, Robert Kershaw, Mar- got Atkin, Mary Miller, Emma Rummler, Ruth Hamburger, Dorothy Reach, Burton Cooley, Barbara Bur- lingham, Barbara Barrett, Elizabeth Sanford, Mary Lutz, Frances Ranney, Betty Horsman, Florence Capron, Elizabeth Richards Bernice Abra- hamson, Katherine Roach, Marion Stvenson, Lucy Ruby, Hazel Cooley, Olga Mangel, Margaret Newman, Mary Marble Jean Markly, Susan Burlingham, Dorothy Dickinson, Betty Craig and Pauline Thompson. ---- With the approach of colder weather and snowflakes now and then, it behooves us all, at this par- ticular happy time of the year, to think of the poor and needy. Many of us do not realize the extensive work the Wirtnetka Relief and Aid so- ciety is doing right in our own village. nor have we any idea of the great need for clothing and shoes. This week we have an urgent appeal from Mrs. Lawrence Stein and from Miss Kate Dwyer, who are kept busy these days looking after some very deserv- ing families, stating: "Please," with the word please underscored, "send all used clothing and shoes, also toys | gh and other articles to Miss Kate Dwyer, 858 Elm street, or phone Mrs. Lawrence Stein, Winnetka 170, who will call for packages." The real Christmas spirit is only acquired through the joy of making someone else happy, and surely there isn't a family in Winnetka who cannot do their bit in this case without any ad- ded expense whatever. The East Willow Street Circle met with Mrs. Max Immerwahr on Tues- day afternoon, and was highly enter- tained by a talk given by Mrs. James Patterson. During the past five years Mr. and Mrs. Patterson have spent one-half of each year in Japan, in raising and packing for export the teas of that country. Mrs. Patter- son's story dealt with the impressions of a business woman. Many beauti- ful samples of Japanese work were exhibited and Miss Mary Forrest wore one of the costumes. The musical program consisted of vocal selections by Mrs. Joseph Bren, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Arthur Dean, one of the selec- tions being "Starlight," written by Mr. Bren. The Circle is invited to meet with Mrs Wallace Beals, as- sisted by Mrs. Davies, in January: ---- On last Monday afternoon the two parliamentary law classes, which have been conducted at the Win- netka Woman's club under the lead- ership of Mrs. M. H. Lieber, held their final meeting in the form of a joint session, followed by a delight- ful 'social hour. Presided at the tea tables were the Misses Edna Harry and Margaret Casey, two of our Win- netka school teachers sr fn Mrs. Marie Sidenius Zendt, sop- rano, who spends her summers here in Wilmette, was soloist on the Am- erican Composers' program of the Musicians' club of Women on Mon- day, December 13, in Recital hall, Fine Arts building. Mrs. Zendt 1end- ered songs by Rossetter G. Cole, Harold Hammond and Herbert E. Hyde. mn ee One of our prominent Winnetka club woman, Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber, of 985 Elm street, will appear on the program at the opening of the new Woman's club in Antioch, Ill, on next Monday afternoon. Mrs. Lieber will speak on the "Educational Work of the State Federation," of which she is general chairman. --y A feature of the annual Christmas party of the Congregational church Sunday school, to be held this after- noon at Community House, will be the presentation of a play by forty chil- dren from the Chicago Commons. Members are asked to bring a gift for the children at Chicago Com- mons at this time. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schulze have just returned from California, where they spent the last two months. Their daughter, Miss Helen Schulze, will return from Smith College early next week for the Christmas holi- days. Cadet Victor Schulze will ar- rive home today from Shattuck Mil- itary school. Br Mr. and Mrs. James Porter will entertain at dinner at their home in Hubbard Woods, on Tuesday even- ing, December 28, preceding the young people's dancing party to be given at the Winnetka Woman's club by Mr. and Mrs. L. Harrison Mettler. es Mr .and Mrs. James F. Porter, of Hubbard Woods are expecting their daughter, Miss Nancy Porter from Bryn Mawr, and their son, Eliot Porter, from Harvard, Jhome to spend the Christmas holidays on Wednesday of next week. * pi ¥ Mrs. Hugh J. McBirney, of Lake ore Drive, Chicago, gave a lunch- eon on Tuesday in honor of her niece, Miss Harriet Rew Nichols, who is one of the searon's debu- tantes. Sef h -- SE Miss Judith Boddie, wh is attend- ing the Bishop's school in southern California, will spend the holidays with the fa ; ington hotel in Pas ota | lovely Japanese | Christmas one happy. doesn't pay all, and helping you to save. 0 M. P. 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Penfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds of Glencoe, in honor of Miss Evelyn Wood, Miss Jeannette Reynolds and Mr. Arthur Reynolds, Jr. Following is a complete list of the affairs to be given at the clubhouse during the Christmas season: Tuesday, December 21: Mr. Albar Bournique's evening dancing class. Also another of the series of parties being given by the Winnetka Bowl- ing club. ~ Thursday, December 23: Mr. -and Mrs. Markham B. Orde, of Glencoe, will entertain at a dancing party for their daughter Miss Catherine Orde. Monday, December 27: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Varney will entertain. Tuesday, December 28: Mr. and Mrs. L. Harrison Mettler will give a young people's dancing party. Wednesday, December 29: Shore Dancing club. Thursday, December 30: Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Stixrud will give a young people's dance. i, New Year's Eve: Subscription dance given by a group from the southwestern part of the village. New Year's Night: .Second of a series of the Winnetka Assembly dances. North wie The MacDowell Musical club met on: Monday. December 13, at the home of Mrs. Henry Anning, 851 Ash' street. * Following is the pro- gram of French music given: French Poetry--Read by Mrs. Rur- ton Atwood. Psyche oo aioe inne, Paladihle Pes Vens suo. nan ls Rabey Te: Papillon... . oui viel Foudrair Mrs. Louis Schmid, Mrs. Roland Whitman at the piano. Nocturne. Golliwogg's Cake Walk...... Debussy Reflections in the Water....Debussy Mrs. Henry Anning Espana Rhapsody....iiviu... Chabrir Mrs. Burlingham, Mrs. Kellum Males rion Sates ami sais Hahn Le Heure Exquise I1 Neig / Mrs. Schmid. Sonata for violin and piano...... tT Ter iaa ais wane x wit Hed Cesar Franck Mrs. Harvey Brewer, Mrs. Dwight Orcutt. -- ie The W. C.T. U. meeting at the home of Mrs. Pearsons, in Wilmette, on Monday, was addressed by Mrs. Brumlay, of Chicago, who gave a helpful Bible reading on "Patient Continuance in Well-Doing." Mrs. Morton Paterson, of Wilmette, told of the interesting trip she and Mr. Paterson took abroad last summer, when some time spent in Scotland was used in making observations on the temperance conditions and the prospects for prohibition in that country. The next meeting will take place at the home of Mrs. William Carey. We Sell Them WHY NOT GIVE A FRANKLIN CAR FOR XMAS? Gage Motor Sales Co. EVANSTON Skokie Country club announces a Holiday Party, with dancing and| entertain at a dancing party this bridge-whist, for Tuesday i i December 28. | The Hubbard Woods Garage In order to take care of increased busi- ness promptly we have secured the ser- vices of some of Winnetka's best known mechanics and continue to give satisfactory service to car owners of the North Shore. Phone Winnetka 617 PO % Say II With Flowers FANCYBASKETS PLANTS CUT FLOWERS Place Your Orders Early Ee RL LL LL NS vo - Henry llg, Florist PINE AND CENTER STS. 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