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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1921 There will be an informal Buffet-Supper Dance on Saturday even- ing of this week at the Indian H ill club. Reservations should be made by Friday evening at the club. Plans are now in preparation for a delightful affair to be given on Decoration Day. o The usual Thursday evening dinner-dance took place at the North Shore Golf club this week. pleted recently at the final meeting of the prokram committee, A thou- sand delegates from all parts of the state are expected. "Service to the Community" is to be the theme for the three day con- ference. Special emphasis will be laid on this phase of club work. An open forum on "American Citizenship," with Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker, a former president of the General Fed- eration of Women's Clubs, as leader, will be one of the features of the program. She will also speak at the banquet on the opening night, at which Mrs. Willia mH. Hart, state president, will preside. At the "District President's eyven- ing," on May 25, Mrs. Edward S. Bai- ley, first vice president, will be toast- mistress. Plans for the twenty-sixth annual convention of the Illinois Federation of Women's clubs, to be held at the Drake hotel May 24 to 27, were com- On Saturday, April"30, the Dramatic committee of the Kenilworth club presented two one act plays, "The Twelve Pound Look," a comedy by James Barrie, and "The Pot Boiler", a satire by Alice Ferstenberg. The characters in the first play incldued Mr. Percy Eckhart, Mrs. Mark Cresap Miss Isabel Lovedale, and Mr. Ogden Cook. The characters in the second play included Mr. P. B. Eckhart, Mr. Robert Dyar, Mr Roy Jarrett, Mr. Ogden Cook, Miss Florence Pease, Mr Clive Taylor, Mrs. Claude Burn- ham and Mr. Alexander Lovedale. Each member of both casts played his or her character like a profes- sional and the plays were voted easily the best ever presented by the com- mittee. 5 The Bureau of Nutrition Service of the American Red Cross is send- ing out dietitians to women's clubs, church and community organizations to give talks and demonstrations in food work. The following topics have been quite extensively used: "Planning the meals at a Minimum Cost", "Feeding the Child of Pre- School Age", "A Wider use of Fruits and Vegetables", "Infant Feeding", 'What our Food does for us", "Milk, he Indispensable Food", "Preparing he Invalid's Tray", "Diets for Spe- cial Diseases". : The North Shore Golf club gave ne of a series of Thursday evening linner dances this week at the club- 10use. JORTH SHORE PIONEER DIES AT GLENCOE, AGED 92 YEARS August Beinlich, Sr., 92, said to 1ave been one of the first inhabitants of the north shore, was buried Mon- day, and his "best friend," George Diettrich, 93, too feeble to walk, was carried to the funeral. Beinlich is survived by three sons nd a daughter, twenty-nine grand- shildren and twenty-six great-grand- children. He died Saturday in his old home in Glencoe. Services were held at the Sacred Jeart church in Hubbard Woods. Beinlich settled in Glencoe as a armer in the late '30's. Diettrich cultivated a farm near ESCAPES FLIRT--PINCHED Miss Theresa Gross, 1100 Ridge avenue, Evanston, was fined $5 and costs in Magistrate Mickey's Wil- mette Speeders' court Monday. Stop- ped on Sheridan road driving a car at the rate of 38 miles an hour Miss Gross insisted she had driven at a fast pace to escape the unwelcome at- tentions of a motorist-flirt. 5 ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN Miss Winifred Bright, of Evanston, has been appointed assistant librarian at the Wilmette Free Public Library. Miss Bright began her duties May 1. "Should a girl marry for love or money?" "Well, it's a question. You get fooled on both propositions." -- Louisville Courier-Journal. $5 for Your Vote HARRY MITCHELL |X YOUR 1120 will allow you FIVE DOLLARS that of Beinlich, who was a widower. His sons and his daughter are Au- gust Beinlich, Jr., Julius, both of Glencoe; Joseph Beinlich of Evan- ston, and Mrs. George Beck of Texas. "Then you don't care for this futur- ist art?" 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