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" ~4 J-- NC Crane iinet ptm pp imi el ~ y 2 hymen a ARR WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1923 13 Joy For One All to be Found in Magic City Dec. 8 JOY! O Rapture! Happiness Hall at the Toy Carnival itl) furnish all the thrills for which a young heart could wish, and since by youth we mean our capacity to re- flect the joy we receive, surely Happi- ness Hall will make a strong appeal to each and all who enter the Magic City on December 8. King Ha! Ha! will give a jolly welcome to his guests who will be guided by his pages through his magic domain visiting Kate Greenaway in her toy garden. The Fairy Wishing Well presided over by elfs and fairies will be ready to fulfill one's fondest wishes. Old Mother Hubbard's cupboard will not be bare. Both Mother Hubbard and her dog will be there. Her magic cupboard will be well laden with sur- prise packages since a never-ending supply is now ready. Then too, King Ha! Ha's! teddy bears will arrive on the Magic Way road, their train being well loaded with still more magic packages. Gayly uniformed gen- darmes will act as guards so that all will run smoothly and safely on this Magic road. Now what could be more fun than a ride on the Hobby- Horse, a slide down the Slides or a trip on the merry-go-round, especially when a really truly organ-grinder furnishes the music? Raggedy-Ann, the Gingham Dog, the Calico Cat and many other fav- orites wi'l mingle with the guests. The Court Jester will also do his part in rssisting King Ha! Hal to entertain his friends. More music and still more music will be furnished by his strolling minstrels. Princess Merry-Ifeet, with her soft furry coat will be seated near King Ha! Ha!--the story of her own life will be told as she complacently looks on, occasionally expressing herself in a soft plaintive "MEOW." These and many others are the at- tractions offered on December 8, at the Evanston Woman's club when the alumnae and friends of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college present their annual toy carnival which this year is worked out as the Magic City. Miss Helen Lloyd and Miss Lillia Lyman of Evanston are in charge of Happiness Hall. Miss Emily Jenkins is in charge of the decorations for the entire Magic City and Miss Helen Hobart of Evanston is general chair- man of costuming. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E. Howard, 564 Arbor Vitae road, entertained on Wednesday and Friday evenings for Mr. Howard's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Howard who have recently moved to Winnetka, and are now residing at 644 Walden road. --_--O-- Mr. and Mrs. William Mecllvaine entertained Mr. and Mrs. David McDougal who returned Thursday from Chattanooga, Tennessee, and who spent a few days in Hubbard Woods before leaving for their home in Geneva, Illinois. i --0-- | Miss Julie Adams gave the last of her lectures before the Winnetka Current Events class Tuesday morn- ing, at the home of Mrs. William G. Hibbard, 840 Willow street. Miss A social, card and bunco party on the afternoon of December 7, is one of the features of the bazaar which opens for the week of December 1 to 8, inclusive under the auspices of St. Frances Xavier's church, on Sat- urday of next week. The party will be held in the Assembly hall of the new school building at Ninth street and Linden avenue. Attractive table prizes and refreshments will be pro- vided. In conjunction with the affair a six o'clock cafeteria dinner has been arranged so that husbands may be in- vited to participate in the Christmas shopping. According to Mrs. Frank Jones, general chairman of the ba- zaar everything from Christmas cards to victrolas and gas stoves may be purchased at this sale. Immediately following the card party which is in charge of Mrs. Charles Engelhardt, and her corps of assistants includ- ing Mrs. J. Budinger, there will be a special bakery goods sale. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Foster of 596 Maple avenue, left Thursday for the east to spend Thanksgiving with their daughter Rachel who is at Bryn Mawr. Before returning home they will go to New York and Washing- ton. --p Mrs. William B. Hale, 900 Willow street, will give a tea-dance at the vortnightly on Friday, December 28. Her niece, Miss IKleanor Follansbee, one of this season's debutantes will ,¢ the guest of honor. : pal A surprise party of twenty or more guests was held for Mrs. Paul Kruger Monday evening, at the Kruger resi- dence, 730 Center street. -- Mr. and Mrs. William C. Boyden of 725 Pine street, have gone into Chi- cago for the winter, and are at the Churchill. ' ---- Mr. and Mrs. M. Anning of 744 Prospect avenue, are departing next week for Altadena, California, where they will pass the winter months. (Yr Mrs. Frederick Dickinson, 1228 Scott avenue, gave a program of dramatic reading in Chicago, Wednesday after- noon, at Olivet House. Op Mr. Victor Killian, 898 Linden ave- nue, Hubbard Woods, has left for Porterville, California, where he will remain for a month. -- The North Shore Smith College Circle met last Monday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. William Crilly, 606 Provident avenue. wine Dont Miss Abbie R. Goodland, 503 Willow street, spent last week-end in Racine, Wisconsin. For this Christmas-- Give Photographs Adams may offer another course the first of the year. --C-- Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Loco and family are settled in their new home on 580 Hawthorn lane. The l.ocos formerly: lived on Cherry street. hee Agnes Mathis Cherry of 1082 Spruce) street, has returned from a ten day: concert tour in Illinois. pit RA Mrs. Robert Chandler, New York, is stopping at the Chatham. who is in Hotel d ud 0 oe st Arrange for your sitting now. 1 min LEE LEER EERE TE TTR Che Ligewate BLOCK SH 3300 CHIC Anno Martine Di 0 p.m ke The Famous Oriole Orchestra during inclement weather. AGO FORMAL BLACK CAT DANCES mn the each Saturday Informal Dancing other evenings (except Sunday) 8 to 12 midnight In addition to our large, free parking space, the Edgewater Beach Garage, in direct connection with the hotel, offers accomodations t Beach Hotel ERIDAN ROAD mces ung Room 2 a. wm. Elizabeth Stroben, Hostess HOI Miss Jeannette Main, daughter of Mrs. Edward Main of Hill road, was the guest of honor at a luncheon given vesterday by Mrs. Archibald T. Naugle at her residence, 2236 Lincoln Park west, Chicago. The season's: debutantes were the guests. Miss Main graduated from Rosemary, at Greenwich, Connecticut, last June. --_--0-- Mrs. Irving Eppenstein and her two children who have been staying at the home of Mrs. S. J. Eisendrath for two weeks expect to return to Elgin next week. They came to Winnetka when their home was destroyed by fire. Mrs. Eppenstein was Miss Edna Eisendrath. ee Qe William Clore who attended the Michigan-Wisconsin game last week, spent the week-end with his perents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Clore, 654 Cherry street. Ro, Mr. George R. Crosley of Webster City, Towa, will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Happ, 306 Walnut street, over the Thanksgiving holi- days. Dn Mrs. Elhanan T. Powell and small son of Kansas City, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Francis S. Graham, Washington avenue, Glencoe. The Hawthorn Lane Circle met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. C. M. Joy, 300 Poplar street. ---- Mr. Benjamin Roth, 511 Willow street, is in New York on business. He expects to return next week. nl) x Mrs. Ethel Cooke and son, 978 Spruce street, are visiting friends in Milwaukee. Mrs. Charles Hubbard, 849 Foxdale avenue, will speak on "Chinese Tem- ples and Gardens" at the lecture to be given by the friends of China club, « r.uay, November 23, at the Forte nightly. AO Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Strotz have announced the birth of a daughter, Shirley, on November 8, in St. Luke's hospital. faeale ro HE finest jewelry shop on the North Shore, C maintaining a repair depart- ment for watches, clocks and jewelry. 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