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10 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1923 Kenilworth Happenings a ,-- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred V. Martin of Kenilworth, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with a family reunion at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Joseph G. Hubbell in Evanston. Two other daughters, Mrs. William Buehler of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. R. E. Wolfe of Rocky Ford, Colo., have come to attend the cele- bration. Saturday evening, Mrs. Hub- bell and Mrs. William Shipley, an- other daughter, will entertain at a family dinner at Mrs. Hubbell"s home and Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Martin will be at home to their friends at 719 Madison street, Fvans- ton. --_--O-- The Misses Helen and Ruth Harlan, 430 Sheridan road, arrived home from Rockford College a week ago. Miss Helen Harlan left last Monday to ac- company her father on a business trip to California for the summer. --Q---- Mrs. Roy H. Jarrett, 534 Essex road, and daughter, Alice, left a fortnight ago to spend a month in Indianapolis. Mr. Jarrett and son, Herbert, are spending a fortnight in the northern woods of Wis- .consin. --0_ Mr. and Mrs. Owen T. Reeves and Miss Hellen Reeves motored to De Kalb last week to attend a banker's conven- tion. Mrs. Reeves has as her guest her sister, Mrs. Martin, of Washington, aD Miss Florence Wheelock, 244 Cumnor road, arrived home Monday. She has been attending Bradford academy and since school closed has been visiting Miss Hester Peterson in Kansas City, Mo. Sr Mrs. Alfred McDougal motored to Battle Creek, Mich.,, Monday with her bridge club composed of Chicago friends, to be guests for two days at.a summer home of one of the members. ---- Mr. William McClintock, 341 Mel- rose avenue, who returned recently from Dartmouth college, left yesterday to participate in a wedding to take place in Tennessee. ck Toh Mrs. C. G. Burnham, 536 Roslyn road, entertained at cards Tuesday for the Catholic Woman's club, the proceeds to be turned into the building fund for the new school. . --_--0-- Mr. Robert Olmsted, accompanied by Mr. Harry Wisdom, drove over from Omaha to visit Mr. Olmsted's sister, Mrs. Bentley McCloud, 416 Cumnor road, recently. . ---- . Misses Jean and Harriet Keith, 310 Warwick road, left a week ago with their sister, Miss Margaret Keith to - open their summer home on Big Lake, is. Miss Bernfice Bulley, 220 Sheridan road, has as her guest, Miss Marion Boice, of New Jersey, formerly of Wilmette. ---- Misses Emilie and Dorothy Foresman returned Wednesday from the East. They plan to spend the summer in Kenil- worth. ---- Mrs. W. I. Woodward, 537 Abbotts- ford road, leaves tomorrow to visit her daughter, Mrs. Huber Blocker, in Gettys- burg, Pa. ---- Monday evening, Mrs. W. W. Wheel- ock, 244 Cumnor road, was entertained by sixteen friends at a surprise birth- day dinner party. --n Mrs. G. P. Nellis, formerly of Kenil- worth, who has been in California during the winter, is visiting old friends in the village this week. ---- Eugene Englar spent last week-end with his father at the Kenilworth Inn, and left early this week to attend sum- mer school at Illinois. ---- Mrs. S. C. Eastman and Mrs. John Lind entertained the Garden club at Mrs. Fastman's home, 255 Melrose avenue, Thursday afternoon. - . -- Miss Elizabeth Meyer, 433 Cumnor road, returned home yesterday from Smith, where she will become a mem- ber of the senior class in the fall. ~--o0-- Mr. Frank Sherritt, 330 Oxford road, left Monday with his houseguest, Allen Albert, to attend a houseparty given by Mr. Albert's parents in Paris, Ill i Miss Florence Newport, 520 Abbotts- ford road, announced her engagement to Mr. Charles Rockcastle, of Chicago, at an informal luncheon given last week. ---- Mrs. R. O. Berger, 306 Kenilworth avenue, entertained a party at golf, luncheon and bridge at Indian Hill, for Mrs. Seatree of Paris, France, recently. SAYS TEACHERS SHOULD FOLLOW PLAN OF MOSES A teacher's work resembles closely that of Moses in his development of a free and independent nation, super- intendent J. R. Harper of the Wil- LSS TLLLLL LLL LLLLLLIS SILLS PL LSS LSS LISS I SILLS LIAS IIS SLES GRACE FORBES SHOP Sport Apparel Summer Frocks Making Gowns and Frocks also Room 217 Hoyburn Theatre Bldg. 516 Davis St. EVANSTON Telephone 7467 SSSLLSSSILSSLSSSS SSSI SSS SS SSL SSSI SSS S SSS ISS LSS SS SILAS SSS SIP. UU 22777277777 77777 SILLS LSSLSLLLS SSS SLS LISS SSS SS SILL IS SSS SA SSSI So #. A. Kasten & On. 114 S. WABASH AVE. 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