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12 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1923 OCIALACTIVITIES Dances and Dinners Fill Holiday Season N HE holiday activities begin this week. Nct only the young people returning from distant cities but those who have been attending schools nearby, are anticipating a vacation crowded with a variety of festivities. While out door sports with attendant 4 == : \ || 'ncheons and suppers will have their share of attention many of the days will be spent with large, formal affairs. Dinners ard dances are the most frequent events on the cal- \ endar of the coming seasor. On Friday evening, December 21, \ Mrs. George Parker will give a darce at her residence, 200 Linden avenue, for her daughter and her school friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Willetts of Chicago are giving a dinner- dance at their home for Miss Edwina Litsinger, and for Miss Carolyn Jane Everett, daughter of Judge and Mrs. C. Everett of Hubbard Woods. On Saturday evening, December 22, Mr. and Mrs. L. Harrison Mettler of Hubbard Woods will entertain at a dance for their daughter, Miss Barbara, at the Winnetka Woman's club. Mrs. John Stuart will be a dinner hostess that evening at her residence, 990 Sheridan road, preceding the Mettler dance. On al «I RE) aQ [ = the same evening Dr. and Mrs. Frank Wickes Blatchford of Win- > - = i (SH netka will give a dinner party at the Saddle and Cycle club for f Miss Marion and Miss Elsie Blatchford. e : Many young people from along the North Shore will be guests ole Kd ae | ala 1t the dance to be given on Christmas night at the Fortnightly by [ Mr. and Mrs. John Sidney Burnet of Chicago, for their daughter, & Miss Beatrice. Mrs. John Nash Ott, 17 Indian Hill road, will be a f dinner hostess for her daughter, Miss Mary, before the Boyden- Coffin dance which will be held at Indian Hill club on Wednesday evening, December 26. The following evening Mrs. Calvin Fen- tress will give a dance for her daughter, Miss Mary, at Indian Hill i 'lub. The same night Mrs. John Nash Ott will give a dance at | her home for her son, John Nash, Jr. On Saturday evening, De- > ~ember 29, Mrs. Lorenzo Johnsan will be hostess at a dance at her residence on Sheridan road, for her six grandchildren. On the same evening Mr .and Mrs. Victor Elting and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Clark of Winnetka are giving a dinner party at the Saddle and Cycle club for Winston Elting and Victor, Jr., and for Robert Clark. Your Christmas Victrola Is Ready for You and we are ready to deliver it. Come into the store any time and see it. You will find there wiliing and intel- ligent service, a large stock of both instruments and rec- ords, and comfortable quarters where you may compare Marigold Langworthy Makes Debut Today | AX attractive affair of today is the tea which Mrs. Benjamin F. i Langworthy is giving from 4 until 7 at her residence, 832 y Bryant avenue, to introduce her daughter, Marigold. Another } daughter, Mrs. Donald Bain Murray, will be a guest of honor. Assisting Mrs. Langworthy will be Mrs. Philemon B. Kohlsaat, Mrs. W. H. Winslow, Mrs. John R. Montgomery, of Winnetka, and ? Mrs. E. S. Wells of River Forest. Miss Marion Montgomery of Winnetka, Miss Margaret Hamilton of Oak Park, Miss Mildred Towlison of New York, Miss Helen Thompson of Chicago, Miss Margaret Kimball of Kenilworth, Miss Katherine Lloyd of Hubbard Woods, and Miss Benita Spencer of California, a niece of Mrs. Langworthy's, are the friends of Miss Marigold's who will assist. Nos DE, the various models, or listen to your favorite music at leisure, day or evening. A program devoted to Alphonse On Friday afternoon and evening, Daudet was given last Saturday after- | December 14, Mrs. W. W. Ross, 1027 noon by members of Mrs. Henry ].| Meadow road, Glencoe, opened her Smjth's classes in French, at the home | home for an exhibit of oil paintings, . of Mrs. Smith of Wilmette. Scenes] etchings and wood cuts, which are the Ask Us to Play These Victor Records-- from "L" Arlesenne," Daudet's famous | works of members of the Saugautuck play, were read by Mrs. J. Melville Art Colony. Residents of Evanston, Adeste Fideles--Westminster Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem Brown, Miss Grace Cooper Mrs. Winnetka, and Lake Forest, who are Chimes Trinity Choir. clarrv A. Hooker, Mrs. Sumner interested in seeing this exhibit, are in- : 16053--.75 . 35594--1.25 Mason, Mrs. Herbert B. Mulford, Mrs. | vited to be present Saturday evening, | Lead Kindly Light and Nearer Angels from the Realms of Glory. Ralph Potter, Mrs. Marjorie Middle | December 15-Among those whose work My God to Thee--Westmin- Trinity Choir. kauif Sherman, Mrs. Donald Simmons | will be on exhibition are David Adam, | ster Chimes and Mrs. L. Willis Strong, of Wil- Mary Bockius; and Mr. Weiborg, all of 1 y ; mette; Mrs. Morton A. Mergentheim, wiom have had their work accepted for . ; Holy Night--Christmas Hymn-- f Winnetka and Mrs. Harold Fish- exhibits in the Art Institute. yo Coming bf the year--Chureh Lucy. Marsh, cin and William 1ishbein, of Chi- . 3. TO ; | Bells. Trinity Chimes. . 45145--1.00 a Miri. Shere ang several Miss Mary Clark of Aldbrough, East { . 5 i cago. Mrs. Sherman sang se Yorks Brrd oe) Ane { er 3 16825--.75 Sileat Night, Holy Night-- songs by lrench composers, accom- I a S, tngland, will be married to Mr. i Lord Dismiss us with Thy Trinity Choir. panied by Miss Adelaide Jones. Terbert J. Brooke of 841 Foxdale ave- 1 Blessing. pa nue. The wedding will be performed : Cantique de Noel (Holy Night) At a recent meeting of the Board of a Cha ohh Jpsormiicn Oh, .Come All ye Faithful. Caruso. e Infant Weliare Society of Wilmetwe | : ecep ¥]!} pe helg ] hy ; the Infant We £9] at the home of the bridegroom's broth- Trinity Choir. 6029--2.00 ylans were made tor the Christmas par- gc) ; I ; 8 er, Mr. Gerald Brooke, who lives in | aid 16996--.75 Sancta Marie--French--Caruso. ty to be given Thursday, December 20, Milwaukee. After a wedding trip in = Joy to the World--Trinity Choir. at the New Trier i This Florida, Mr. Brooke and his bride will Noel--(Holy Night)--Venetian nue, and Elizabeth strech Chicago. >| be at home after January 1, at 841 i Christmas Hymns and Carols-- Tio; pariy 1s given by the board members of Bandale avenue. 5 No. 1. Trinity Choir. 17842--.75 Glencoe, Kenilworth and Wilmette cen- ins 35712--1.25 Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht ors and is Jooked upon as a great event. apron fly BauR nes from Miss A short entertainment 1s totlowed by Christmas Hymns and Carols-- Celesta (Silent Night) Felix No. 2. Trinity Choir. Arndt. Santa Claus tells of Mother Goose ag Miss 'ho is i i Land--Part 1 being about three hundred and fifty Son, en iy England, » 18953--.75 guests. days. She will return to Winnetka in v Santa Claus tells of Mother Goose To the spring Land--Part 2. : little ones on Saturday, December 22, women of the Dauchters of the Re- ~ at 2 o'clock in the afternoon in the Rin public who met at the Edgewater B® - dergarten rooms. Miss Mildred Mock, | 3each hotel last Monday to formulate who is the director of the Kindergarten plans for the furnishing of one hun- department, will be assisted by a _com-| 1, ¢ Christmas baskets for the bed- ad TALKING MACHINE CO. WINNETKA BRANCH 554 Center Street Phone 1793 En ~ * EVANSTON BRANCH 603 DAVIS ST. PHONE 4523 New Victor Records. Once a Week, Every Week, Friday kil the distribution of gifts and bags of candy by a real Santa Claus. Ice cream and cookies are served to all mothers and children who attend, there The Kindergarten department of the Winnetka Congregational Sunday school will have a Christmas party for the mittee comprised of Mrs. G. L. Nickel, Mrs. Marcus Richards and Mrs. Theo- dore Coyne. ius Miss Marion Fulton arrives Sunday from Penn Hall, Chambersburg, Penn- sylvania. She will spend her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank t'ulton, who have been living in a fur- nished house at 1004 Spruce street. The Fulions expect that their own home will be ready for occupancy some time in January, es Miss Helen English, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WW. R: English, 375 dawihern lane, played the leading role'of Martha in "The Florist," which wos given by the girls of the Dramatic 'lub of Rockford college last Satur- lay night. Miss English will return o Winnetka December 20, to spend he: holiday season with her. parents: I Hall's school at Pittsfield, Massachus- etts, December 20, to spend her Christ- mas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart, 990 Sheridan road. ----C-- Mrs. Edgar Foster Alden, 352 Linden avenue 1s one of a committee of fiftecn ridden sailors at Great Lakes: Miss Mary Louise Fenton will re- turn December 20, from Washington, D. C., where she has been attending Miss Madeire's school. She will be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Fenton, 818 Bryant avenue, during her Christmas - vacation. : : i --g-- : Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Rudolph, 745 Sheridan road, will have their two sons with them for the holidays. Charles will arrive about December 18 from 'Morristown, New Jersey, where he has been attending a preparatory schoo. Franklin, Jr. will come from Williaing on December 20. 7 --O-- Mrs. Nathaniel H. Blatchford, Jr. gave a shower at her residence in Hub- bard Woods on Monday afternoon for Miss Polly Packard. : ¥ gia | wl Es