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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1922 NEWS of the NORTH SHORE CLUBS Prominent Clubwoman Announces Candidacy For Co. Commissioner F particular interest to club- women of the north shore is the recent announcement of the candidacy for County Com- missioner for the Country District of Mrs. Gertrude C. (Maurice H.) Lieber of 468 Ridge avenue, Winnetka. Mrs. Lieber has been conducting classes in paliamentary law and public speak- ing in nearly all of the clubs here- abouts, for several years past and has many friends and admirers. Mrs. Lieber was born in the Pro- gressive State of Wisconsin, at Som- ers, a village of three hundred inhabi- tants, and obtained her education in the rural schools about there, gradu- ating at the Racine High school. She received her normal training at the Whitewater Normal school and taught in the neighboring rural districts seven years. Since taking up her residence in Winnetka, Mrs. Lieber has served on the Board of Education for ten years consecutively and has been for two terms President of the Winnetka Woman's club. Her religious affilia- tions have been with the Congrega- tional church where she dedicated her services especially as President for four terms to the Woman's Society of the church. Her daughter, Ruth, now married and living at Tulare, Cal., is following in her mother's footsteps as principal of the grade schools in Tulare, and Perry, the only son, is now attending New Trier Township High school. Mrs. Lieber has given of her time and energy in public service unre- mittingly ever since she lived in Win- netka and is of the type of citizens who thinks first of the good of the community; as county commissioner she will assume duties and functions which need the housekeeping qualities of an efficient woman, and will help through the County institutions to ad- minister to the sick, the poor, and the infirm of the whole of Cook county. Friends of Mrs. Lieber are urged to rally to her support and attend a meet- ing next Monday evening, February 27, at the Winnetka Woman's club, where Mr. Harold Ickes and Mrs. Ira Couch Wood will give an informal talk on the Commissioners of Cook County as a whole. --Q-- The card and tea party planned by the D. A. R. for benefit of American- ization work of New America Shop for Friday, February 24, at 2 p. m,, Auditorium hotel, is under chairman- ship of Mrs. Frank W. Van Dusen, assisted by Mrs. Raymond W. Stevens, Mrs. John Fields, Mrs. M. C. Chattén and Mrs. John W. Peterson. Among patronesses and those taking tables are: Mrs. Harrison P. Young, Mrs. Raymond W. Stevens, Mrs. I. Cope, Mrs. Sanger Brown, Mrs. M. C. Chatten, Mrs. John Field, Mrs. Sher- man Aldrich, Mrs. George L. Cragg, Mrs. W. F. Burrows, Mrs. John B. Hall, Miss Ida E. Gore, Mrs. Frank Barker, Mrs. Daniel Roche, Mrs. George Kraft, Mrs. A. A. Relf, Mrs. Edw. D. Wheeler, Mrs. John House, Mrs. James V. Sill, Mrs. James A. Lowry, Mrs. Wm. Patterson, Mrs. Louis Boisot, Mrs. Myron J. Carpenter, Mrs. William Dow Washburn, Mrs. A. V. Coffman,- Mrs. Walter Clyde Jones, Mrs. Fred J. Dickson, Mrs. Emmet M. Fry, Mrs. Edward Brittenham, Mrs. Albert E. Jackson, Mrs. George Pope, Mrs. Wm. Gale, Miss Wilma Ridge- way, Mrs. R. W. Murison, Mrs. Emery D. Frazer, Mrs. Frank L.. Richardson, Mrs. Wm. E. Sparrow, Jr. Mrs. Frank E. Grassly, Dr. Ingeberg Rasmussen, and members of Circle Francais. Wilmette chapter No. 253, R. A. M. will present the following program of interest, on Tuesday evening, Febru- ary 28, at Jones' Hall. The artists will be Miss Ingrid Arnesen, soprano, Miss Eloise Bedlan, piano, Miss Nina Winans, reader, and Mrs. Louis Kunstman, baritone. The Clang of the Forge........Rodney Mr. Kunstman Vg AR Ee i AR CES Rogers Spring's Awakening........ Sanderson Miss Arnesen Happy: the Bride vii. cevedacivneres Miss Winans Fantasie Impromptu ......... Chopin Molly on the Shore...Percy Grainger Miss Bedlan O'er the Billowy Sea...Earl K. Smith Mr. Kunstman Sonnet: .. 0 ia ive, Richard Hovey Mary Helper of Heartbreak bin gia a Thy Te lay Margaret Widdener The Idyll of the Carp..Austin Dobson Warm 'Babies. ........ Kwith Preston Miss Winans By the Waters of Minnetonka....... Lieurance (Violin Obligato, Mr. F. A. Bedlan) BOCAMSE civiersitivivia o smpiid ois + D'Hardelot Miss Arneson There will be informal dancing fol- lowing the program. . --0-- A Silver Tea will be given on Thursday afternoon, March 2, at the Edgewater Beach hotel, from three to five o'clock, by the officers of the Tenth District and the officers of the warerpProorF 1 1 1 1 WATCH FOR VANS MOVES ! MOVING AND STORAGE Better speak for your dates now and engage your stor age space. There will be a great deal of moving this spring, and you better have us talk things over with you even though you do not know where you are going. LL JRNITURE CO . 3 st Phones: Wimdte 72 (~~ Clubs comprising the District, for the benefit of the Mary A Club for girls. This Club wos founded by .'udee Mary Bartelme to afford a home for girls after passing through the Ju- venile Court and while they are un- der its protection. The home is non- sectarian and the District hopes to secure 500 or more memberships in the Club from the members of the Clubs in the District. The fees range from $12 per year or $1 per month to $2 per year, There will be a musical program at the Tea, and Judge Mary Bartelme and Judge Arnold will be the guests of honor. Lost iS i a seas] : t 615 Davis St., Evanston MATINEES 2 and 4 Evening 7 and 9 Next Week Monday and Tuesday February 27 and 28 Anita Stewart "Her Mad Bargain" Wednesday and Thursday March 1 and 2 Eugene O'Brien In "ChivalrousCharlie" Friday--March 3 May McAvoy In "Morals" Saturday--March 4 Wanda Hawley I "Too Much Wife" so that we can selves 1n our In order to reduce our stock of--- Used Automobiles Automobile Accessories Automobile Parts Furniture and Fixtures Tools and Equipment accommodate our- new quarters, we are going to dispose of all the above mentioned articles at attractively reduced prices. Removal Sale. From Now when our present lease expires In order that we mav use up mate- rials on hand faste dinarily be the case, our charges for labor in the shop will be at the rate of one dollar Franklin Service Jordan Service Hupmobile Service Gage Motor Sales Co. 1629 Orrington Avenue Phones Evanston 5700-5701 until May First r than would or- per hour Evanston Junior Column The Store For Children 1160 Wilmette Avenue Wilmette How should you clothe the baby? What is most be- coming to your chil- dren? Perhaps you can answer such questions readily, but if you desire helpful suggestions at any time, try The Store For Chil- dren. Avail yourself of the excellent facilities here offered by the store which is devoted exclu- sively to the needs of childhood. It has become a well- known fact that prices are very reasonable at KID- DIE NOOK, so reason- able that many orders are being received from cus- tomers who are too far away to visit the store personally. Another well-known fact is the exceptionally good style and quality of ap- parel always furnished here, regardless of prices. KIDDIE NOOK is sup- plied by only the best sources of reliable mer- chandise. To give the best to be had for the price is the con- stant aim of this store. To render prompt and grati- fying service is the first precept of KIDDIE NOOK. First and last, this store is For The Children, to supply their needs with best satisfaction.