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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SAT URDAY, AUGUST 18, 1923 I5 Busy as a Bee Another gentleman who can be counted upon at all times to lend a hand in putting over any community Aram K. Mestjian enterprise is our valued friend Aram K. Mestjian. Mr. Mestjian is busily engaged in helping out the preparations for New Trier Day. Besides serving on the general committee, he is devoting a size- able portion of his time to the business before the busy Attractions committee. Mr. Mestjian conducts a flourishing rug cleaning establishment on Main street, Wilmette. He is prominent in Commercial association circles. VERSATILE CREATURES Common house flies are the most versatile of creatures. They travel with perfect equanimity from the most loathsome of filth to the choice dainties of the dining table. They cater to the passenger traffic of dis- ease germs, says the state health di- rector, and murder a baby with equal delight. | Kenilworth Happenings Miss Marion Eckhart, Miss Grace Glennon, Miss Ruth Burns, Miss Betty Darling, Miss Frances Olson, Miss Vir- ginia Hedrick, Miss Virginia Woodland and Miss Mary Louise Owen, held a progressive house party this week. The party commenced with a luncheon at the home of Miss Glennon. --Q-- Dr. and Mrs. Henry H. Everett, 415 Cumnor road, returned Saturday from a two weeks' motor trip to Winona Lake, Ind., where they visited Mr. and Mrs. W .A. Petersen. Their daughter, Mrs. Charles Dines, Mr. Dines and their son, joined them last week-end. SEIS Miss Margaret Kendrick of Port Huron, Mich., a niece of Mrs. Robert M. Burns, 614 Essex road, is her guest for a few weeks. Mrs. Burns enter- tained informally at luncheon and the movies for her guest Saturday. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E. Moritz, 226 Warwick road, accompanied by Blanche and Aubert Moritz, arrived in New York harbor Saturday on the ship Berengaria, from a summer of FKuropean travel They returned home Monday. --e Mr. Charles Meyer, 423 Cumnor road, who has been in San Francisco for the past six months returned home Satur- day. He left Thursday with Mrs. Meyer and their daughter, to visit the William Englars at Tomahawk, Wis. nO Miss Helen Sears, 417 Warwick road, left Tuesday for Peterboro, N. H., tw visit the Edward Mac Dowell Artist colony. yin Miss Helen Ruth, 416 Woodstock ave- nue, is the guest of Miss Marion Frank of Wilmette, at Eagle River, this week. Mrs. Frank Fuller, who rented her home in Winnetka this summer and has been residing at the Kenilworth Inn, left Saturday for New York to sail for Eu- rope with her daughter, Miss Phoebe Fuller. They will be gone until next spring. ---- Miss Dorothy Sears, 417 Warwick road, returned home Monday from a six weeks' trip in the East. She was a guest of a cousin in Portland, Maine, who accompanied her on her homeward tour. ------ Mr. B. H. Bisbee, 523 Essex road, ar- rived home from the East recently with his son, Hinman, who has been with Mr. Ned Porter at Camden, Maine. Mrs. Bisbee and Jane have also returned froma Ephraim, Wis. ges Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Gerould and daughter, Patty, formerly of New York, are visiting their father, Mr. Henry Tay- lor, Jr., 431 Essex road. In the fall, Mr. and Mrs. Gerould expect to live in Philadelphia. Ot Miss Elizabeth Hannah, 256 Wood- stock avenue and the Misses Elizabeth and Kathryn Stolp, 336° Warwick road, left Wednesday to visit the Misses Mar- garet and Cornelia Keith at Big Lake, Wis. ana Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Chandler who have been spending the summer in Europe, landed at Quebec Sunday on the ship Doric. They arrived home Tues- day. J Mrs. Frank L. Bellows has returned from a six weeks cruise around the world and is now the guest of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Walter Knoop, 221 Warwick road. . -- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Taylor spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. W. J Taylor, 310 Cumnor road, en route to South Bend, after spending a fortnight at Falmouth, on Cape Cod, Mass. an Mrs. Edwin Hedrick, 304 Melrose ave- nue, returned Tuesday from a visit with her mother in Rochester, N. Y., and with Mrs. John Carpenter at Conesus Lake, N.Y ------ Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Kingsley, 528 Cumnor road, and family, returned home after spending an enjoyable summer at Conesus Lake, N. Y. ---- Mrs. B. C. Hawkes, 157 Kenilworth avenue, left Wednesday to motor with friends to Delavan Lake, for a few days' outing. --O0-- Miss Helen Taylor, 310 Cumnor road, left Wednesday to visit her cousin, Mrs. Franklin McCawley at Louisville, Ken- tucky. --Op-- Mr. and Mrs. Irving Woodward, 537 Abbottsford road, returned Sunday from a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Hugh Blocher, in Gettysburg, Pa. Miss Elizabeth Stevens, 330 Abbotts- ford road, left Monday to visit Miss Kathryn McKinnon at Northport Point, Mich., for a week. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mock left a week ago to visit Mir. and Mrs. William Englar at Tomahawk, Wis. They will remain until the first of September. --Q-- Mrs. Edward Parmelee, 310 Warwick road, entertained at luncheon and a mah- jong party Monday for Mrs. Hicks of Pasadena, Cal. ---- Mrs. Charles Ware, 325 Abbottsford road, also entertained with a mah-jong party honoring Mrs. Hicks, on Satur- day afternoon of last week. RA Mr. Douglas Crooks, 615 Cumnor road and Mr. Hallet Cole, 315 Essex road, enjoyed a short camping trip last week- end, storms, et al. Our First New Trier Day It may mean little to vou to know that this is the first New Trier Day we have had a chance to celebrate. 'l'o us it means a great deal, we seem to feei well established now and you seem to have ap- preciated our efforts to deal fairly. We hope that each succeeding New Trier Day will find us able to render you a real intelligent drug store service. If we can do that we know that you will be quick to show your appreciation. Smiling Service Community Pharmacy PHONE 164 574 LINCOLN AVE, Mr. Richmond Kenyon, 304 Cummor road, Mr. Jack Smith, and Mr. John Bellows who is living in Toronto, Cana- da, will leave today to visit the Shat- tucks at State Line. --0-- Miss Martha Stevens, 330 Abbottsford road, leaves today to visit Miss Helen White at Eagle River, for several weeks. Oi Mr. Robert E. Danly, 346 Essex road, left Friday to visit Mr. Walter Shattuck at State Line, Wis. Mrs. Mark W. Cresap, 239 Essex road, accompanied Mr. Cresap on a short FOURTH ANNIVERSARY We still have a few mid-summer dresses on hand over. Fall Styles will be on display Sept. lst. that we must dispose of. Come in and look them UNIQUE STYLE SHOP 1126 Central Ave. Phone 2403 PAT business trip to Boston last week. Ors Miss Charlotte Walrath of New York, a Vassar friend of Miss Helen Cresap's, is visiting here for a few days. --e Mrs. Edward J. Phelps, 328 Leicester road, entertained the Garden Club Thurs- day afternoon. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Alex S. Joslin and fam- ily, 240 Essex road, motored to Spider Lake, Manitowish, Wis., this week. -- Mrs. R. J. Nelson of Cincinnati is the guest of her son, Charles H. Nelson, 621 Cumnor road. --Q-- Mrs. George W. Keehn, 312 Essex road, . was hostess to her Bridge club Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Belmont Hawkes left recently to take up a position in Buffalo, N. Y. v --Or-- Mr. Alfred McDougal of St. Louis, spent last week-end with his mother. A Job to Delight There are all kinds of paint jobs turned out these days. But the kind we turn out will prove a delight to any auto- mobile owner: First because of the perfect work, giving a new car appearance; and sec- ond the way the job lasts. Have your car painted NOW. It is money well spent. L. P. BAKER GLENCOE Automobile Painting and Repairing 404 Glencoe Road Phone Glencoe 986 For Health and Pleasure! CUNNINGHAM ICE CREAM 7 OU'LL like to eat Cunningham Ice Cream because of its healthful qualities and its pleasing taste! Ingredients that are the purest, processes that are the most modern and most sani- tary, are used. These guarantee a purity that you'll like. The flavorings take care "of your tastes. They, too, are the purest and most palat- able. You'll really find enjoyment in our Ice Cream. Try a fresh crushed fruit sundae! Village Chocolate Shop Village Theatre Bldg. 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