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18 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1923 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS y * Classified advertisements will be charged General Notices-- only to persons living in the district from Evanston to Glencoe inclusive, whose names appear in the tele- phone directory, or to persons either The Lake Shore News, Winnetka Weekly Talk or Glencoe News. Rates--1° cents per line in one paper. three papers. charged double price. Deadline for Insertions-- o'clock for The Lake Shore News or all three papers; Thursday 12 o'clock for the Winnetka Weekly Talk and Friday 12 o'clock Telephones WILMETTE 1920-1921 or for the Glencoe News. WINNETKA 388. Minimum charge 3 lines. Average of five words to the line. who are regular subscribers to 20 cents per line in all Black face type Classified advertisements will be accepted up to Wednesday 12 REAL ESTATE IN WINNETKA'S MOST EXCLUSIVE HEINSEN & CLARK, Inc. 556 Center St. A REAL HOME district near the lake, convenient to schools and transporation. Beauti- ful two-story stucco of striking de- sign, 8-rooms, 4 bed rooms, with 2 baths, (one with shower), on 2nd floor, maid's room with bath, on 3rd floor. Dressing room with lavora- tory on 2nd, extra toilet in basement. Large living rooms with oak beam ceiling and artistic fire place. Din- ning room has flat arch ceiling. House has oak trim and floors thru- out and leaded glass cement win- dows. Patent weather strip. Hot water heat. Stucco garage to match design of house and cement drive. Beautifully wooded and landscaped lot, 93x187. Price $35,000. Shown by appointment only : Phone Win. 254 Winnetka, Ills LTG35-1tc FOR SALE--CHOICE WINNET- ka Vacant. Of Special Interest to Responsible Builders Owners will take back second mortgages on three well locat- ed lots. P. W. Bradstreet, Agent Headquarters Winnetka Real Estate REAL ESTATE WILMETTE EXCELLENT 9-ROOM BRICK AND stucco, 4 bed rooms on 2nd floor, 2 bedrooms on 3rd, tiled bath on 2nd, bath on 3rd, toilet and lavoratory on 1st, hot water heat, lot 88x178 beautifully wooded and landscaped, double garage and drive, best N. E. sertion, $32,500. WINNETKA Pretty 6-room stucco, sun parlor, sleeping porch, artistically landscap- ed, 3 blocks to lake, business com- pels owner to sell, $17,500. We offer the prettiest lot in Win- netka, 1 block from lake, 75x170, bar- gain, $140 foot. W. G. STACEY & CO. 336 Linden Ave. Ph. Wil. 308 A business built on service. LTG35-1te CHOICE ACRE TRACTS 5 ACRES ON HIBBARD ROAD, WEST front, 350x660, very choicest location adjoining large estates, $13,750. 6 acres on Hibbard Rd., West front, beautiful young orchard, $7,200. 5 acres on Locust, East front, $6,000; 131% acres on Hibbard Road, bargain, $13,500. SCHAEFER & GOLBACH 909 Ridge Ave. Wilmette, Illinois Phone Wil. 364 LTG-35-1tc. FOR SALE--RESTAURANT, NEWLY equipped, good location, exception- ally good business. Must sell on ac- count of poor health. For particu- lars address Lake Shore News, A-213. LT35-1tc FOR SALE OR TRADE--BY OWNER, -- He as A Boy Himself WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1923 19 aS ONIN NN er Sa aA RR =m AA SONONRNNN ST r-- GRASS UP (CG So S- Re SSSR You SEE JUDGE t WAX ON AR! FAT- SINGLED TO LEFT. FELD FRECKLES WIT A HAY MANER SKUNK MCCREE ORE Ae BAY THAT WAS YOU SEE LAD INGER AY - A FELLOW OUGHT TV 0BEY FAL a - CAUSE ITS THIS T0Q ~ BOTH FOR RENT--FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT--ROOMS FOR RENT--6-ROOM FURNISHED house, July 1, to August 15. Reason- able rent, telephone Winnetka 1206. T16-1tc WANTED TO RENT--FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT----NICELY FURN. ROOM light and cool, convenient to station. Tel. Winnetka 415. LTG35-1te FOR RENT--FURNISHED RMS. ALSO housekeeping apt. Tel. Wil. 935-M. near all trains. LT-25-tfc. WANTED--TO RENT FURNISHED house in Winnetka or Glencoe from September 15, for one or two years. Must have 4 family bed rooms and 2 maid's bedrooms, 3 bathrooms; minimum. Address Lake Shore News, A-209. TG16-1te WANTED TO RENT--ROOM WANTED--BY WOMAN WITH HIGH- est references, moderately priced rm. with or without board, in Winnetka, or Hubbard Woods. Phone Wil- mette 1051. T16-1tc FOR RENT FOR RENT WINNETKA'S NEW The Renting Schedule for MASONIC TEMPLE SITUATION WANTED--MALE Upholstering, Draperies, Slip Covers James B. MacFarlane Interior Decorator Formerly with Mandel Bros. 519 Fourth Street, Wilmette Phone Wilmette 2228 Paul Kruger 520 Linden St. Tel. Win. 162 new brick home: 3 bedrooms, 2 Builder of T16-1tc baths. Want 4 or 5 room house. Ad- dress Lake Shore News, A-208. is now being made up Stone Gateways REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Fountains and Garden The building is especially planned to provide Furniture in Stone od . . > . . . modern rooms suitable for lectures, meetings, Wisconsin Flag Stone YO : ; g A : theatrical entertainments, dances and social gather- New York Blue Stone Your Consideration ings of all kinds. It embodies every modern con- Phone Winnetka 1530 Fak : : i 730 Center Street, Winnetka North West Corner of Linden Ave. and Merrill Streets, the most venience, For rates and available dates communi advantageous business corner cate with the In Hubbard Woods Chairman of the Temple House Committee 3 00x Dr. J. E. Fonda, Meyer Bank Bldg., ; San Size 100x150 | Phone Winnetka 1211 KARL PAPE Opposite railroad station. More residents pass this corner than : any other corner in the vicinity A. C. Jewell Sherman Goble Paintin dD " ; ; : rs : ing and Decoratin Linden Ave. carries considerable traffic and when widen- Phone Winnetka 1303 Phone Winnetka 154 g ing and paving is completed Linden Ave, will be a busy 1632 Central Ave street. This property, improved with stores, garages and flats, could be made a very clean, staple and profit- FOR RENT. HOUSES I ANTE MAE Wilmette able investment. FOR RENT_HOUSE, GARAGE, FOR [CHICAGO BRANCH MANAGER OF summer; 20 minutes Fide Zn good Dationsny knows a Rkern Mhgis. i kes Add eH. a f an living on nor - . ng as R3, Eo 114. T16-1tp Tt them in this territory. $40 to Phone Wilmette 2934 C pe-- start; Special training; for interview FOR RENT--FURNISHED address Lake Shore News A-204. Established 1554 APARTMENT LTG-34-2tc. stablis. 69 W. Washington St FOR RENT -- 5-ROOM, PLAINLY HELP WANTED--MALE HELP WANTED--MALE " CHICAGO a i ern, July y 210 ovember " Evanston ~~ Wilmette Kenilworth Indian Hill Winnetka month;* "2 'blocks from Winnetka Hubbard Woods Glencoe Ravinia Highland Park Lake Forest Depot. Telephone Winn. 1878. 3 TG16-1te SALESMAN WANTED Sma ms Sea RETA GA REAL ESTATE . v . FOR RENT--1-CAR GARAGE _ 656 All My V flr Soe You Will Libs [FE Siete FOR SALE -- SPECIALS: -RO! ne es. : . y acan house east Winnotkar 3 sorecned ENT--1-CAR GARAGE, AT We have an opening for a salesman t rat IN WILMETTE porches, hot water heat, garage, lot| FQ, WINCTSEEt Wilmette, el. Ye have an 0 g > > 0 'Operate GAGES ADDITION TO WILMETTE| FLL, Priced below market at] winnetka 369 or 543. T16-1tp in Winnetka, Glencoe, and Highland Park. : d , 3 Exceptional bargain stucco dwell- Eo wood, Sheridan Rd. Tenth St., d : : 0 Seventh ave., comprising Lots 37-10 ing, 4 bed rooms--very large, living CARAGE Yaw See Mr Griffin Bl 1-L2 Bl 2 with Riparian rights L| [20% living and sleeping porches, | ------ ARAGE; IMMEDIATE : aI Sa BLE L 3.48 91 g-10( [oils and Tavoratory 1s: door, bw, | WANTED CA 0s. poplar Bt, &12 BI 10 L5BL1SL 1&3 Bl17| wooded corner 10t, 100x187--Don't| Winnetka. Tel. Winnetka 564-J. BAIRD & WARNER Seven Wilmette Agents to show _ them to you. JNO P. GAGE, Box 2639 St. Peters- burg, Fla. LTG20-tfc. overlook this at $17,000. Ask to see these. E. E. Stults Realty Co. 790 Elm St. Tel, Winn. 1800 LTG35-1te REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE $35--8$55 EAST OF TRACK JUST NORTH OF GLENCOE Beautifully wooded home-site 148 to 242 feet deep, at wholesale syndicate months Selling at 50% below adjoining property; re- prices. Bought by a doubled in value. stricted section. Home seekers ideal home spot, and an opportunity to make from 25% to 50% on their investment in a few months. shortly. Write now for plat and location. News A-216. ago, before acreage or investors will find here an Property to be opened Address Lake Shore TG-16-1tc. REAL ESTATE ) CHARLES H. BRETHOLD FIRE, LIABILITY, THEFT AND AUTO INSURANCE First and Second Mortgage Leases REAL ESTATE 545 Main Street Wilmette, Ill. Telephone 635 LTG-20-tfe. FOR RENT--FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT--SUMMER COTTAGE BY week or month, at Loon Lake. Ills. Tel. Winn. 571-M. LTG35-1te FOR NENT -- KENILWORTH COM- pletely furn. house; 2 people only; 1 block from station, 1 sleeping rm. reserved $90 month, 320 Richmond Rd. Telephone Kenilworth 1854. LTG35-1tc T16-1tp FOR RENT--ROOMS FOR RENT--TWO LARGE LIGHT furnished rooms, private bath, kitch- en privilege, exclusive, east, near Indian Hill station and lake. 164 Woodland Ave. Tel. Winnetka 1543. LTG35-1tc FOR RENT -- GENTLEMAN ONLY, one large furnished room with bath, hot water. 3 blocks west of Win- netka station; also garage. Tel. Winn. 404. LTG35-1tc FOR RENT--2 ROOMS IN HUBBARD Woods home Some housekeeping privileges, Christian Science or Protestant couple. Tel. Winn. 914. p LTG35-1te FOR RENT--ROOMS SINGLE OR IN a suite of 3 rooms, private bath; near all transportation and beach; east side. Tel. Wil. 1940. LT35-1tc ROOM WITH BREAKFAST, MAN only. Leicester Hall, North Shore Country Day School, Winnetka. LTG35-1te CENTRAL HOTEL--ROOMS:ST. HEAT ht. and cold rung. water, Tel. Wil 1080. 629 Main St.,, Wilmette LT32-tfc FOR RENT -- NICELY FURNISHED room in private home; convenient to transportation; references required. Telephone Wilmette 738-W. Ti16-1te FOR RENT--NEW ROOM FURNISHED near station and restaurant, 960 Linden Ave. Hubbard Woods. Tele- phone Winnetka 234. T16-1tp NORTH SUBURBAN DISTRICT OFFICE 825 DAVIS ST. EVANSTON OPP. NORTH SHORE HOTEL Ph. EVANSTON 9100 HELP WANTED--MALE and FEMALE HELP WANTED--FEMALE WANTED -- COMPETENT WHITE couple--good references; four in family; no washing. Telephone Win- netka 1409. TG16-1te SITUATION WANTED--MALE WILMETTE SHOE SHINING PARLOR Hats Cleaned and Blocked While U Wait WANTED--WHITE MAN AND WIFE as cook and butler, houseman must have good references Good wages. Adult family, 878 North Ave. Winn. Tel. Winn. 1090. LTG35-1tc WANTED--GIRL OR WOMAN TO AS- sist in house part of day only--must be neat and reliable. Call Monday, 491 Hill Rd. Winn. 466. LTG35-1te NURSE FOR INFANTS OR YOUNG children, hospital trained, desires position on North Shore. Tel. Winn. 543-M. LTG35-1te WANTED--GIRL OR WOMAN TO care for small boy mornings by the hour. Telephone Winnetka 1296. / T16-1te GENERAL Tel. Wil, WANTED--GIRL, FOR Rousework familyof two. Expert Shoe Repairing 2 ELECTRIC PLACES TO RENT--FURNISHED ROOM, FOR WANTED -- RY GENERAL HANDY rooms near transportation. Telephone Winnetka 1860. T16-1tc 1 or 2 gentlemen. References. 909 man, work by day; gardening, etc. Linden. Telephone Winnetka 2055. Telephone Winnetka 533-M. Joseph Ti16-1te Murphy, 930 Cherry St. T16-1tp FOR RENT -- NICELY FURNISHED | WANTED--GARDENING AND LAWN work. Telephone 1892, after 5 P. M. T16-1tp LTG-35-1te. WANTED--GENERAL HOUSEWORK, girl, 3 in family, small house. Tele- phone Winnetka 1296. T16-1te SITUATION WANTED--FEMALE -- + EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL NURSE Grad. of Chautauqua School of Nursing will take work by the hour, day or week Mrs. Robinson, 930 Elm street. Telephone Winnetka 1240. LTG-34-2te. CATERING BY APPOINTMENT. TEL. Evanston 6491. T11-tfc hy 7] 7 £] F 1] Ap ul 4 > "We x SITUATION WANTED--FEMALE FOR SALE--HOUSEHOLD GOODS NURSERY GOVERNESS, EXP. DE- sires position; city or country. Tel. Wilmette 90, Locust Rd. Winnetka 628. TG16-1tp FIRST CLASS DRESS MAKER DE- signs gowns, suits. Excellent re- modeling; $4 per day. Telephone Evanston 1713. T16-1tc FOR SALE -- SEVERAL CHOICE pieces of genuine antique mahogany Furniture. May be seen at Schlieske's Furniture Store, 563 Lincoln Ave, Phone 1318. The original owner in whose possession these pieces have always been is moving away and wishes to dispose of them at once. T16-1tc LADIES' WEAR When You Think of HOSIERY it's Real Silk Guaranteed Hosiery and Men's Super Service Real Silk Socks made in Indianapolis, Indiana, sold from "Mill to Millions." Box of six pairs, Ladies', $3.00; Men's, $6.00; Ladies' Chiffon, 4 pairs, $6.00. Advertised in lead- ing magazines . See Saturday Evening Post of June 30, 1923, featuring Mae Murrary, famous movie star and dancer. A. W. EHEIM, Box 411, Evanston, Ill. Special Representative for Evanston and North Shore Dis- trict. Write today and samples in forty colors will be brought : to your home. FOR SALE--VICTROLA, MAHOGANY finish; this is the style X, originally cost $125, will sell for $75 cash, or terms may be arranged by respons- ible party. Address Lake Shore News A-198. LTG-33-3tc. FOR SALE--ANTIQUE ROSEWOOD melodeon desk, nice detail, $100. Antique high chest and drawers with carved posts; $85. Both in ex- cellent condition; superior pieces. Glencoe 83. TG16-1tc FOR SALE--TWO CLEAN SANITARY hair mattresses $10 each. Antique cherry cupboard $10. Antique round table $5. Tel. Miss KING. Wil. 215, LTG-35-1tc. N. FELL--DEALER IN NEW AND used household goods. 1644 Maple Ave.,, Evanston, Phone Evans. 103. LTG-16-tfc. FOR SALE--4 POSTER MAHOGANY bed with or without upholstered springs. Tel. Winnetka 1770. T16-1tc ELECTRIC Telephone Wil- TG16-1tc FOR SALE -- "JUDD" washing machine. mette 14. LOST AND FOUND FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILE Do You Own a Ford? Don't forget that we are your headquarters for gen- uine Ford Parts, accessories and service. Skokie Motor Co. 712-714-716 Elm Street Winnetka " Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealers FOR SALE 1922 Kissel Sport Car FULLY EQUIPPED. SPECIAL, original paint job, looks and runs like new. Perfect me- chanical condition, slightly used. Two spare tires and wheels. Price $1,700. Bar- gain for someone! ROBERT McDANIALS 527 Park Ave. Wilmette, Ill, Phone 973-M FOR SALE--USED CARS STEWART 1-TON TRUCK. HAS been overhauled and repainted. A bargain for anyone who can use truck of this capacity. . Buick touring, 1920. Price $450. Overland touring, 85-4. Price $175. Dodge, screen body truck, 1920. Price $200. WERSTED MOTOR CO. 562 Lincoln Ave., Win. Tel. Win. 165 LTG35-1tc FOR SALE--2 DODGE SEDANS, 1 like new. Can be seen at L. & R. Auto Service, 1209 Washington Ave. Wilmette, (rear Wilmette State Bank), in Trego's Paint Shop. LTG35-1tc FOR SALE--CHEAP FOR CASH ONE 7-passenger Chalmers, 1 Overland roadster, first class running order. Telephone Winnetka 188. TG16-1tp "If person who stole six weeks old Chow dog from 205 Chest- nut St. Winnetka, on Tuesday June 19, does not see this ad, possiby his neighbor will. Re- ward for information or return will be far greater than the value of the dog which was only a half breed. My children are heartbroken over its loss. Tele- phone Winnetka 1370." T-16-1tc. Lost large black Persian Cat, wore collar and bell. Liberal re- ward . for return to Hopkins 114 North Ave. Hubbard Woods. Tel. Winn. 1562. TG-16-1tc LOST -- A BOSTON BULL DOG-- answers to name of "Tony." One blue and one brown eye. Reward . M. Henderson, 720 Lincoln Ave. Winnetka. Tel. Winn. 1819. LTG35-1te LOST -- GERMAN POLICE DOG, answers to the name "Wolf." $10 reward. Please return to 703 Park Ave. Tel. Wil. 2520. LTG35-1te now? every right smile and without debt Have You Attained Financial ~ Independence? Those two aims represent Financial Independence, a status You can attain it by putting your spare dollars into a Savings Account with us. We pay 3% interest. thinking man aspires to. WINNETKA TRUST and Are you so financially well fixed that, if unexpected adversities came, you could come through with a Could you, if you chose, retire from active work tomorrow and live out the rest of your days just as comfortably as you are SAVINGS BANK MISCELLANEOUS om -------- IF YOU HAVE ANY PAINTING, papering and inside decorating, it will pay you to see me. I am a first class painter and do the work my- self. Best North Shore references. Drop me a line and we will talk it over. Address Lake Shore News, A-215. TG16-1tp FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS BEAUTIFY YOUR ESTATE Ornamental Vases, Bird Baths, Seats, Fountains, Sun Dials, etc., lend beauty to your grounds. Complete line in stock or made to order. Ornamental Cement N Works 1937 Phone Central Evanston Avenue 668 Evanston FOR SALE -- FURNITURE RUGS cart, anything bought, sold or ex- changed, piano, fixtures, plbg, lum- ber, stoves, 808 Oak St., Winn. 1212. LTG-24-tfc FOR SALE--BEAGLE HOUND. Phone Wil. 1432. LTG35-1tp MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS Equipped to Render the Most Pets Boarded Phone Evanston 363 North Shore Animal Hospital Efficient and Humane Service Electric Clipper For Dogs 1021 Davis Street, Evanston FOR SALE--DODGE TOURING CAR, is in fine running condition, very chean. Ph. Wil. 2845. LTG35-1te FOR SALE--HOUSEHOLD GOODS LEADING CHICAGO MANUFAC- turer, has fine standard piano, part- ly paid for, which reliable party can have for balance of small monthly payments. Post office Box No. 172, Chicago, Illinois. LT35-1tc FOR SALE--RUGS AND ATTRAC- tive draperies. 940 Cherry St. Tel Winn. 1392. LTG35-1tp MISCELLANEOUS HUNDRED HOUR DRESSMAKING and free cutting school will begin the middle of July. European dress- maker; for information call Mrs. J. B. Andersen, Winnetka 1758. 746 T15-2tp 746 Elm St. GIRL ATTENDING SUMMER SCHOOL at Northwestern University would like to spend several hours each afternoon tutoring children. Ad- dress Lake Shore News A-210. LT-35-1tc. WANTED TO BUY--MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO BUY--SECOND HAND furniture and other household goods Highest price paid for same. Grost Furniture Store. 1004-6 Emerson St. Evanston, Ill. Phone 189. LTG-27-tfe. WANTED--HOT WATER BOILERS. 1,200 ft. capacity or larger, in good condition for cash. Tel. Winn. 393. LTG35-1tc Kenilworth Happenings La Se r-- At the marriage of Miss Grace Mary Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Q. Cook, 5203 Kenmore avenue, to Mr Paul Schulze Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schulze, 2305 Common- wealth avenue, Chicago. Miss Helen Schulze, sister of the bridegroom, will be the maid of honor. The brides- maids are the Misses Vivyenne Morin, Wilmette; Evelyn Brown and Mar- garet Knauer of Chicago, Mary Mey- ers of Cincinnati and Alma Lewis of Fairbury, Ill. All are Delta Zeta sorority sisters of the bride except Miss Schulze. The best man is Mr. John Simmons and the ushers include Messrs. Victor Schulze, brother of the bridegroom; John Hendy, Frank Mayer, Cecil Bes- sell and Ralph E. Ogden of New York. The wedding is to take place June 30 at 8:30 p. m. at the Fourth Presby- terian church. Rev. John Timothy Stone will officiate. Mrs. C. K. Blackwood, of California, formerly a resident here, has given a beautiful gift to the Church of the Holy Comforter, in memory of her husband, who was a vestryman and a very faith- ful Episcopalian. The large window on the west side of the building will be re- placed by a new stained glass window and a rerados will be given in memorial also. Mrs. Blackwood hopes to be here in the Fall for the dedication. Mrs. G. C. Kingsley, 529 Cumnor road, and her three small sons, left Saturday to spend several weeks ak Conoesus Lake, N. Y. Mr. Kingsley returns tomorrow evening from a busi- ness trip to Seattle and will ac- company Mr. John C. Carpenter on a motor trip to New York. Mrs. Car- penter and her children are leaving to- morrow by train to spend two months at Conoesus Lake. Mr. John Keith and Mr. Elbridge Keith, 319 Warwick road, left Wednes- day to spend the summer travelling in Europe. Mrs. Carl Keith and Miss Cornelia Keith left the same day to join the rest of the family at their summer home on Big Lake, Wis. Miss Alice Shipman accompanied them for a fortnight's visit. Mrs. George Shipman, 432 Warwick road, recently went to White Lake, Mich., to open her summer home. Her son, George Shipman, motored there last week in the Boy Scout truck. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. M. Cole, 315 Essex road, and daughter, Bernice, motored to Detroit last week for a ten days' stay. They stopped in South Bend, en route, to visit Mrs. Hobart Marshall, a former Kenilworth resi- dent. In Detroit they were entertained by Mrs. Frank McLaughlin, 'another former resident. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Kunkel, 414 Abbottsford road, entertained at bridge Tuesday evening. Monday, Mr. Kunkel"s mother, who has been visiting here, returned to her home in Phila- delphia. A week ago Mrs. Kunkel en- tertained at an afternoon tea in honor of her houseguest. Mrs. J. C. Murray, 433 Cumnor road, and son, John Robert, accompanied by Harvey Fenton, nephew of Mrs. | W. Murison, 339 Kenilworth avenue, start today to motor in their Ford to Maine where they have rented a cot- tage near Camden for several weeks.: Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Reichmann, of the Webster hotel, Chicago, formerly 'of Kenilworth, are spending six weeks in California. Their son, William Reichmann, is home from Brown uni- versity and is staying at the Webster. He will be a senior next year at college. Mr. Gordon Merriam, of Lexington, Mass., who has been teaching in Con- stantinople, Turkey, for two years, is visiting Mr. Horatio Chandler of the Kenilworth Inn for a week. He was a classmate of Mr. Chandler's at Dart- mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Taylor, of Evanston, and son, Billy, are spend- ing the week with Mrs. Frank Ketcham, 329 Sheridan road, while Mr. Ketcham is enjoying a fishing trip in northern Wisconsin. Mrs. George Calkins, 337 Essex road, and family, and Mrs. Chittenden, have gone to Mr. Isom's farm in Michigan for two month's. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown will occupy the house with Mr. Calkins in Kenilworth. : Miss Louise Durham, 431 Abbotts- ford road, arrived home recently from Sweet Brier college, Virginia. Miss Durham expects to take up her junior Yo at Wisconsin university in the all. : Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Dement, 337 Abbottsford road, entertained sixteen guests at dinner and bridge Saturday evening. Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. De- ment entertained eight at luncheon and bridge at Skokie club. Mrs. Charles F. Meyer, 423 Cumnor oad, was a luncheon hostess on Tues- ay.