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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1921 I Winne than Hubbard Woods 3 HIS aac ngs } { Happen 1 TIT LLLLLL | RRR ', HE marriage of Miss Elizabeth M. Klotz, daughter of Mr. Robert Case Bennett of Kenilworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles A. Klotz of 722 Prospect avenue, to Inslee A. Bennett, will take place on September 1. The service will be read in the evening, in the Congregational church, and will be followed by a reception at the residence of the bride's parents. & v Announcement is made of the approaching marriage of Miss Laura Marguerite Stuart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Stuart, 280 Sheridan road, to William Franklin Richards of Chicago, which will take place on August 10. & v Miss Minerva Fouts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Fouts, has chosen Tuesday, August 9, as the date for her marriage to Mr. A. Leal Bibbins of Lansing, Mich. The ceremony will be per- formed at eight-thirty o'clock in bride's parents, in Wilmette. Rev Wilmette Baptist church, reading the evening, at the home of the . Francis C. Stifler, pastor of the the service. & v Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Rennolds, of Wilmette, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ad ah, to Henry F. Griswold, son of Mrs. Harry Griswold, also of Wilmette. Both young people attended New Trier high school. &. v Youngsters along the shore are awaiting with much anticipation and enthusiasm the Children's Carnival, an annual affair at Ravinia Park, which is to be held this year on next Thursday afternoon, the twenty- eighth of 'July, beginning at 3:15 o'clock. This year the carnival is to take the form of a Story Book Pa- geant, with the setting in Fairyland, on the day of the Queen of Hearts' Birthday. Old King Cole has invited all Fairyland to come to the Queen's Carnival. The pageant is given under the di- rection of Miss Bertha Iles, and the various characterizations of Mother Goose, Cinderella, and the Fairy God- mother as well as all of the attend- ants, will be portrayed. by north shore children. y The following Episodes will be presented: Episode 1 -- King's Attendants, Bookworms and, Jestors; Queen's Attendants, Mistress Mary and Gard- Flowers; King and Queen; Maypole Dance; Contest of the Winds: Ken- ilworth and Lake Bluff. Episode 2, Old King Cole -- Enter Fiddlers Three; Old King Cole; At- tendants with Bowl and Pipe; Black- bird Pie: Wilmette. Episode 3, Queen of Hearts--En- ter Trumpeters; Queen's Attendants; King and Queen; Cook; Knave; Children of the Court: Glencoe. i Episode 4, The Beggars Have Come | to Town--Enter Beggars of low and high degree: Highland Park. Episode 5, Children of Mother Goose Land--Enter The Shoe; The Children. Winnetka and Hubbard Woods. Episode 6, Cinderella and the Sil- ver Slipper--Enter Fairies; Step Sis- ters; Guests of the Ball; Cinderella in Rags; Fairy Godmother; Fairy Godmother waves wand, transforms Cinderella; Cinderella tries on Sil- ver slipper and is carried away by Prince in Fairy Coach: Ravinia. Episode 7, The Grand March--Mu- Be furnished by the Great Lakes and. ---- Mr. Benjamin H. Marshall had an evening of plays at his studio on the lake shore Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Cook gave "No Sabe" and "The Philosopher". Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Doren Shaw, Mr and Mrs. John T. McCutcheon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Folds, Mr. and Mrs. Erich Ger- stenberg, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Affleck, Miss Olga Menn, Miss Laura Wil- liams, Mr. Thomas E. Tallmadge, Mr, Lionel Robertson, Mr. Guy Hardy and Mr. Andre N, Rebori. -- Mr. Francis W, Parker, Jr,, of Win- netka, assisted by Mrs. Willoughby Walling and Mrs. Gayle Aiken, Jr, will give a garden party from three to six o'clock, Thursday. July 26, at her new home on Ardsley road near West Pine street, for the benefit of fund. There will be a musical pro- gram at 4 o'clock, furnished by Mrs, Norman S. Parker, violin, Mrs. E, Harris, accompanist, and by Mrs. William G. McAdams, pianist. igs Mr. H. E. McNeal of 925 Elm street, left last evening for Buffalo, N. Y. to join Mrs. McNeal and their daughter, who have been visiting there for several week. They will 'all return home the latter part of next week. Claude F. Burbach, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Burbach of 1020 Linden avenue, entered as cadet in the Unit- ed States Military Academy at West Point, July 1. During the past sev- eral years he has been active in mil- itary work, was a member of Com- pany K, and Sergeant Bugler of the Eleventh Regiment, later re-enlisted in the Second Regiment, I. N. G., of which he was a member at the time of his appointment. He graduated from New Trier High school in the year 1920. > ee fp At the Woman's Tournament at the Winnetka Playfield on Wednes- day, Mrs. George Brown had the best net score, with Mrs. Harriet Childs as second. Hereafter the women will play on Wednesday monrings, instead of in the after- noons. All women in the village are invited to be present between nine and ten o'clock. FE Miss Ethelyn Bowman of Wichita, Kans., is visiting! her sfister, Mrs. William D. McAdams, 734 Lincoln avenue. Miss Bowman is studying music under Rudolph Ganz, in Chi- cago, this summer. --fp-- Among the passengers sailing from New York on the White Star line, Olympic, for Cherbourg and Southampton, July 16, are Mrs. W. H. Martin, Mrs. John S. Martin and Mr. Briton Martin of 812 Ash street. PI "The Cabinet of Dr. Calgari," and "The Goat," featuring Buster Kea- ton, two delightfully entertaining motion pictures will be presented at a houseparty given at the home of Mrs. Aaron Younkers, on Sheridan road, on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Winter- botham of 899 Oak street, are being congratulated upon the arrival of a son, Joseph Alfred, on Saturday, July 16. Mrs. Winterbotham was formerly Miss Alpleda Wormood. tal : Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Thomp- son of 1040 Cherry street have as their guest, Mr. Thompson's mother, Mrs. Joseph Thompson, and his sis- ter, Mrs.. Dana Merrill of North- ampton, Mass. Rev. H. G. Ozanne of Holland, Mich., was the guest over last Sun- day of Mr and Mrs. Maurice H. Lie- ber, 468 Ridge avenue. Rev. Ozanne is taking the summer course in Re- ligious Education at Northwestern university. ee Mr. Lawrence M. Stein of 800 Lloyd place is leaving the latter part of next week for California, where he will join Mrs. Stein and the child- ren for a month's sojourn along the coast. lla Mr. and Mrs. Laird Bell of 1352 North avenue, will leave early next month for the Huron Mountains L.| where they will spend the remainder of the summer at the Huron Moun- tain club. --t iy Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Scribner, 435 Birch street, annaunce the birth of a daughter on Saturday, July 9. ee Rev. IL. .B. Plumar of Oktaha, Okla., is visiting his daughter, Mrs. James Keddie of 1004 Pine street. {Miss Margaret Sterrett, 265 Pop- lar street, left on Monday with a | group of girls under the chaperonage of Mrs. C. C. Wortley, for the camp at Lake Hamlin, Mich. asd | Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Stearns of Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Hoyt and Mr. Dudley Bradstreet left Wednesday to spend ten days at Charlevoix, Mich. er Re Mrs. A. E. Neiglick who has been visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lars Anderson, 1026 Oak street, for the past two weeks, returned to Indianapolis, last Mon- day. fie Mr. and Mrs. John T. Boddie and family, who have been spending the winter and spring in California, have returned to Winnetka and are at home at 848 North avenue. cli Mr. and Mrs. Todd Hyatt of 477 Elder lane, and Mr. and Mrs. Coran T. Davis, 132 Bertling lane, are leav- ing today on a motor trip east, to be gone about three weeks. FE ik Mr. Ernest Burkett, formerly a res- ident of Wihnetka, and who has many friends along the north shore, is convalescing from a serious oper- ation at St. Mary's hospital in Rochester, Minn. em Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Thompson and Daughter, Annette of 1067 Oak street, have returned from a fort- night's outing at Lake Mills, Wis. pr ee Miss Lidmilla Smith, 819 Oak street, is camping on Wauconda Lake, with a party of friends this week. meni} ee Miss Ruth Matz of Hubbard Woods is leaving August first for an extended visit for four or five weeks in Portland, Maine. ---- There will be a special dinner dance this evening at Skokie Coun- try club. Ee ome Mr. and Mrs. William Dietz of 688 Center street are leaving today to spend the week-end at Cary, IIL IS IT A NEW ALARM CLOCK, OR WHAT IS IT HE NEEDS? Commuters who habitually linger at the Adams' Pharmacy to chat while awaiting the morning train were disappointed and left out in the heat Friday morning when they found the place securely locked. Subsequent investigation disclosed that Alva Lee Adams, the ever gen- ial proprietor, whose turn it was to "open up", had glanced counterwise at the bedside alarm arrangement and arrived puffing an hour and a half late. Mrs. Adams is visiting relatives in Dundee, Illinois. ATTENTION TO HEALTH Greater attention in the future to the importance in the village of the Department of Health is promised following a discussion of that branch of the village government at last Tuesday evening's Village Council meeting. Definite action ta bring that department up to a standard commensurate with the needs of the village is expected at the next meet- ing of the council. VACATION PREACHER The Rev. Allen Hoben, of Carlton College, will again preach the ser- mon and conduct the services at the Winnetka Congregationdl church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. On Sunday, July 31, the pulpit will be occupied by the Rev. Oscar Helming of Carlton College. FORD CAR STOLEN J. Q. Syme, 853 Willow street, re- ports the theft of a Ford roadster he had left parked in Chicago Wednes- day evening. RECOVER LOST PET Police this week recovered a valu- able police dog which had strayed from the kennels at the P. H. Bar- telmy home at 605 Sheridan road. NO Motion Pictures for Private Entertainment Outdoor or Interior Showings A wide variety of the best of films suitable for every occasion. For Appointment Phone Winnetka 295 Sidney M. Spiegel, Jr. [7 2 2 Ll PL LARA the best material. able prices. 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