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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1921 EH I HI En Cee LO TR Bis mr -- RED CROSS TEACHES FOLKS HOW TO EAT Better Food Habits to be Brought to Attention of Mothers and Chil- dren; Teach With Games and Stories Progressive Cook county schools are lining up for the nutrition work as planned by Miss Louise J. Robert- son, Director of the Nutrition Depart- ment, Chicago Chapter, American Red Cross. An instructor is supplied free of ex- pense to the schools, and classes from the: kindergarten to the mothers (in- clusive) are taught the information of right food habits. "Everybody eats, and comparatively few cook," said Miss Robertson, "so we plan to train the eaters." If our life is made up of 90% of habits, the boy who is early taught the value of fresh vegetables and fruits will not be satisfied with a meat and starch diet; and the girl will not serve potatoes, macaroni and corn- starch pudding at the same meal. In the lower grades there are health games and jolly songs, and if you go by the schools of Argo, Summit, South Berwyn, Melrose Park, and hear something which reminds you of an approaching army, don't be fright- ened, for you will find that it is only a class singing to the tune of "Morn- ing Mr. Zip-zip-zip,' "Good morning little Vit-vit-vit, In our milk, eggs and butter fine, Good evening little Vit-vit-vit, Our good friends Vitamine. Long cooked oatmeal and sweet, And many other good things that healthy children eat, Good morning little Vit-vit-vit, In our milk and egss, our vegetables green, Our butter sweet, the vitamine." raisins N. U. SWIM SCHEDULE Swimming Coach Tom Robinson of Northwestern University, announces the following swimming schedule for 1921-23: This includes both the prac- tice and conference games: January 10, Chicago A. A. at Evanston; Janu- ary 18, Great Lakes at Great Lakes; January 21 Milwaukee A. C. at Mil- waukee; January 25 Sons of Neptune at Evanston; February 11 Iowa at Evanston; February 15 Chicago at Evanston; February 25 Minnesota at Minneapolis; March 4 Illinois at Ur- bana; March 11 Wisconsin at Evans- ton; March 16 and 17 Conference Meet at Chicago. FOR QUICK SALES Clear Out The Attic With "For Sale" Ads JAMES J. CALHOUN MASTER OF GLENCOE MASONIC LODGE Officers of the Glencoe Masonic lodge, elected Tuesday, December 13, are to be formally installed as fol- lows Tuesday evening, December 20, at the Masonic tempie. Worshipful Master--James J. Cal-/ houn. Senior Warden--E. Harry Keene. Junior Warden--George I. Hicks. Secretary--Robert R. Johnson. Treasurer--Markham B. Orde. Officers and directors of the Corn Exchange Bank of Chicago, with which Mr. Calhoun is affiliated, will attend the ceremonies in a body. They will charter a special car on the Chicago and Northwestern railroad. FORESEE RECORD CROWD AT BIG NEW YEAR MASQUERADE interest is evident in Increasing the forthcoming New Year's Eve Masquerade dance to be held at Community House under auspices of the Young People's club of Winnetka. College students returning home for the holidays are expressng great interest in the event, it is said, and prospects are bright for an evening of great festivity. Tickets are on sale with members of the club. Those who plan to attend are re- quested to be masqued. CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY Children of Masonic families in Winnetka and Glencoe were to have the time of their lives today, the occasion being the first annual Chil- dren's Christmas party at the Glencoe Masonic Temple. More than 250 kid- dies were expected to attend the affair, witness some fine motion pic- tures, hear stories and play games, and eat ice cream, cakes and candies. Each child was to receive a beautiful gift. A REAL FRIEND If President Harding grants a par- don to ex-Private Thomas G. Jones of the A. E. F., Harry Haley, Cana- dian who served Jones' sentence for army desertion in Leavenworth pris- on, will deliver the pardon to his buddy "in the wilds of Canada," ac- cording to R. P. Dickerson, Spring- field Mo., Haley's benefactor, who has enlisted the aid of the American Legion to obtain executive clemency. Jones is hiding out 'in Canada, Dick- erson has informed the Legion, but Haley will take him and his little family to a "small Canadian town" to his aged mother if the president grants the pardon. Buy and Sell via Our "For Sale" Ads TTT Your Christmas Mail 14th Annual Seal Sale To Fight Tuberculosis ULL LL LZ 2 2 2 2 rrr rrr 7707) All kinds of puppies, kittens, canary Give A Live One For Xmas birds. Bird cages, dog harnesses and Gold fish and supplies. 1023 Davis Street Pet Store Evanston, Ill Phone Evanston 4028 | Evanston Social Tappeinse | Klever Klub will hold a party Saturday, December 24, for the young people home from the schools and colleges, and another one on Thurs- day, December 29, at which time a Cinderella pantomine will be given by the children of Miss Mildred Pierce's dancing class. wee Bt Mrs. Frederick P. Bagley, chairman of the Women's Organization, Nation- al committee for the Department of Education, who is en route to her home in Boston, from an extended visit in California, is a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. Stephen A. Foster, 517 Cherry street. iis Among the north shore folks who have taken boxes at the Actors Equity Ball with its cabaret and pageant features, to be held at the Congress hotel this evening are Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Haines, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prindiville. on i riper The Misses Elizabeth Pope, Leo- nora Dingee, Betty Rice, Gertrude Ingersoll, Dorothy Hess and Ruth Boots have issued invitations for a dancing party to be given at the Winnetka Woman's club on Thurs- day evening, December 29. -- OH -- The Misses Elizabeth and Martha Stevens of Kenilworth, have issued invitations for a dancing party to be given at the Kenilworth club on Thursday evening, December 29. -- Mrs. William Henry Nicholls, opened her home at 660 Pine street for an informal reception for the teachers of the Winnetka public school, on Wednesday afternoon. ------ Mrs. Stephen A. Foster entertained a few friends informally at luncheon on Thursday preceding the meeting of the Winnetka Woman's club, in honor of her sister. em sme The Hawthorne Lane Circle will meet Tuesday at two o'clock in the home of Mrs. Walter F. Bemis, 420 Hawthorn lane. Mrs. William F. Kentnor will be the assisting hostess. Fa aa Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Janney, 657 Spruce: street, have issued invita- tions for a dance to be given at the Indian Hill club on Wednesday even- ing, December 21. fe Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber will de- liver an address on "Citizenship for Women" before the Princeton Wom- an's club at Princeton, Ill, on next Monday afternoon. On Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs Frank D. Fulton of 545 Lincoln ave- nue, will entertain at a dancing party at Indian Hill Club in honor of their daughter, Miss Marion Fulton. iyi Mrs. E. Laurance Bowes of Hub- bard Woods entertained at tea on Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Francis Knight of Evanston. ---- The Village Dancing club will hold their annual Christmas party at the Winnetka Woman's club on the even- ing of December 2 On Wednesday evening, December 28, the North Shore Dancing party is giving another of their very enjoy- able affairs at the Woman's club. i The Suburban Neighborly club will entertain at the Winnetka Woman's club on New Year's Eve. 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