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ters a WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1924 13 Ruth Hypes in Song Recital Sunday at the Studebaker N Sunday afternoon, January 13, Miss Ruth Hypes, soprano, will make her professional debut in Chicago at the Studebaker theatre, at 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Hypes, who is well known along the north shore, and who is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. EF. Hypes, of 1126 Michigan avenue, Evanston, re- turned in the early fall from Florence, Italy, where she spent the past winter studying with Mario Ancona, a former member of the Metropolitan Opera company. She has also been a pupil of Miss Clara Munger and Maurice Parker of Boston and New York. Under the direction of F. Wight Neumann, and with Mrs. W. F. Hypes at the piano, Miss Hypes will offer the following program: 5 Quel ruscelletto .......... Paradies Nina ov cod Lak Pergolesi Madonna Bionda ...... Barthelemy Aprile rt. iii Jini anna Tosti 2. Mi chimano Mimi (La Boheme) Sri SNES a sald vvetia Puccini 3 Le Moulins Zaks ivinnns Pierne Ils'est tu, le charmant rossignol vein vir weiss + Siren ns Gretchaninow Petite Flamme ......... Fourdrain Le Papillon: tiie. cone Fourdrain 4. Ah! je veux vivre (Romeo et Juliette) 22 = a Gounod 5. Old World Dance Songs Gavotte. Gigue. vee A Montague Phillips Silent Noon...R. Vaughn Williams A Fairy (written for Miss Hypes) Cora Willis Ware My Lover, he comes on the skee H. Clough Leighter Tickets for the concert are on sale at the box office. REE g Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Haines, who are now staying at the Ambassador hotel, will be host and hostess at a din- ner party for young people which they are giving for Miss Anne Kales, a de- butante of this season, on Friday eve- ning, January 18. --O-- Harden Van Deursen, Robert Shoe- maker, Roderick Johnstone, Marian Keeney, Hazel Cooley, Ruth Wilcox, and Margaret Anderson, were guests at a Mah Jongg party and dance, given last i by John Roos, Jr. 491 Hawthorne e. --e Mrs. J. E. Cein, 429 Hawthorn lane, gave a dinner party Monday evening at her home for eight guests. --O-- Mupus?wMrs. F. W. Henkel, 653 -Waldeif bay, dre spending several weeks in Miami, Florida. a Miss Mary Adelaide Harding and Miss Jane Harding, who have been with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Harding, of Hubbard Woods, during the holiday season, have returned to the schools which they attend, Miss Mary having gone back to Bennet's school at Millbrook, New York, and Miss Jane to Ferry Hall in Lake Forest. -- a The East Elm Street circle will meet at the home of Mrs. James Beards- lee, 560 Elm street, on Tuesday, Janu- ary -15, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Montague Ferry, Mrs. Arthur Littlefield and Mrs. William Woolfolk will be the assisting hostesses. Mrs. B. F. Langworthy will speak. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. John T. Boddie, who have been staying at the North Shore hotel, left last Saturday for California, stopping enroute in Phoenix, Arizona. John T. Boddie, Jr., who spent the holi- days with his parents, has returned to Pottstown, Pennsylvania, where he at- tends Hill school. ---- Mrs. F. C. Biggs and Mrs. Richard Dalman entertained the members of the Indian Hill circle at luncheon on Tues- day at Mrs. Biggs' home, 446 Sunset road. Mrs. F. H. Towner played sev- eral delightful piano selections. and Mrs. Langworthy gave a short talk. ait returned from St. Augustine, Florida, Harold Fair's famous college orchestra, won- LE Ae Mes, Pugas Moers in where they spent the holidays. derful music, delicious food and the pleasure RE) Ive Mos 2 ra . ; = : of the most attractive ballroom in this dC on 1 d i M W It E Indian Hill club will have an informal vicinity. Plan now, to come! ad ampbe/ls, an rs. Walter Xf dinner dance on Saturday, January 19. re % : Hughes. = : CE EE EE EE ETE Table d' Hote Dinner A la Carte Service i and Mots Wikiard GC Miu ! A Ww 7EN ELER : Including Dancing Cover Charge an mily, o ne street, who have | $25 =v Sr been spending the last month with Mrs. : . G : R50 Per Cove SLID Per Capita McNitt's mother in Kansas City, have|g CLEANER AND DYER 1 returned to Winnetka. 1 A wim ores AW vespoctiunly 5 3 Telephone Your Reservation--Evanston 8700 ee na a solicited : After spending the holiday season in|# 810 ELM STREET Phone 144 § St. Augustine, Florida, Mr, and Mrs. | =e mm mm "0 F. E. Parsons and daughter, Helen, of |. of 518 Hawthorne lane, returned to Win- | 2: mp x x pE wx meee ox he netka. ! --() == Mrs. Borton and son Joseph, 636 Phone Phone Walden road, left Friday for a visit at 'the home of Mr. Borton's parents in Richmond, Virginia. ---- Mrs. Sweet, the mother of Mrs. Frank Plowman, of 421 Linden avenue, leaves on Saturday to spend the winter in Los Angeles. ---- Mrs. A. P. Streff, from Chicago, was the guest of Mrs, week-end. [=m CHICAGO'S MOST DISTINCTIVE HOTEL CATERING TO AN EXACTING PATRONAGE Lookin, from the Salle Royale Sovereign. . . to The Sovereign. DINNER DANCES Every Saturday evening at seven-thirty. BY TELEPHONE SHELDRAKE 1600 I SMART PEOPLE are finding the best at the . at the Saturday dinner dances. . . in the pool, the rooms, the restaurant! nothing quite like it in Chicago. ereign excellence costs no more than average mediocrity. You are cordially invited There's And yet Sov- ~~ An Unusual Hotel Convenient to Town and to I the Country KENMORE AT GRANVILLE One block West of Sheridan Rd. at 6200 Manley over the Announcement" is made that classes in drawing started for children on Sat- urday morning, at the residence of Mrs. Alfred Burnham, 1407 North avenue. Classes for adults will meet on Tues- days at Community House. ---- Mrs. John Manley, 525 Hawthorne lane, gave a dinner and Mah Jongg party last Thursday evening, for eight guests. She also entertained at a bridge-luncheon last week. --(-- Miss Dorothy Scharf has just re- turned from Indianapolis, where she went as a delegate representing North- western university at the Student Vol- unteer Quadrennial Convention. Ae The Oak Street circle will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, January 15, at the home of Mrs. J. E. Winter- botham, 899 Oak street. Mrs. Prouty will speak on "Winnetka in the Future." 0 - Mrs. Roland D. Whitman, of Eng- land, who, for the past two weeks, has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ro- land D. Whitman, 640 Hill road, left Saturday to return to her home, pe Mrs. Earl S. Barber, of 278 Linden street, is expected to return today from the Evanston hospital where she under- went an operation. ---- Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Brooke returned the last of December from their wed- ding trip to Florida and are now resid- ing at 841 Foxdale avenue. --Qee Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lutz and daughter, Mary, of 460 Hawthorne lane, have just Miss Sarah Chickering, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wallace W. Chickering, of 770 Rosewood avenue, is spending a year in Europe. She has left Paris for Rome, and she will not return to Winnetka until spring. 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