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12 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1924 OCIALACTIVITIES Village to Have Indian Side Show at Circus ARNIVAL Day is the special feature planned for children on Thursday, July 31, at Ravinia. Miss Bertha Iles will bring youngsters from Chicago who will give circus stunts, while the side shows, for no circus is complete without these fascinating mysteries, will be given by children of the north shore towns. The Winnetka committee feels that it has been extremely fortunate in securing Kioto Tecumseh ,a full blooded Dakota Indian who, in the complete war dress of his tribe, will weave into his songs the tribal themes of the Dakotas. Mr. Tecumseh, a resident of Winnetka, is well known in radio circles for he has broadcast his songs at intervals during the winter. Winnetka children, attired in Indian dress, will take their part in the side show which is also having as added attractions, snakes and monkeys, which Mrs. Ickes of Hubbard Woods is lending for the occasion. Village kiddies will also be balloon venders, and those who wish to be photographed will find it possible to have their pictures in their possession a minute after the taking. The fun begins at 3 o'clock. I 2 EL a ize 3 RI DIGIWITA YY * S "PHE ST ORE-FTOR~~CHILDREN" a a 2 a a di az ar zzzzziziuiii Boys' Wash Suits Greatly Reduced for complete clearance Three Winnetkans Carry Off Open Day Honors TY HE largest "Field" ever gathered together for Open Day for the Women's Western Golf association was in attendance at Indian Hill on Wednesday. The winners of the individual matches were Miss Dorothy Klotz, with a low gross of 82, and Mrs. Lee Mida, of Butterfield, with 83. Mrs. Edgar Stevens of Skokie and Mrs. Mida held the low gross score for the best ball foursome, and Mrs. Fletcher Marsh and Mrs. Howard O'Brien won the low net score for the same event, which took place in the afternoon. Miss Klotz won the contest for a box of balls given by Joe Moran, the club's professional. Mrs. Farlin H. Ball, president of the Women's Golf association, was at Indian Hill for the events and for the buffet luncheon which was served. Mrs. Hathaway Watson, Mrs. Paul D. Noyes, Mrs. Howard O'Brien, Mrs. James Prindeville, Miss Margaret Knapp, members of the golf committee, were also among those playing or walking about the course. You will do well to pur- chase a supply of these wash suits at a saving that will be most gratify- ing. Emilie Hoyt Will Be Introduced in September OLLOWING on the heels of last week's list of attractive Win- netka girls who will presented to society early in the season, comes the definite announcement of the day chosen by Mrs. Phelps B. Hoyt and her father, Benjamin Allen, for the garden tea at which Miss Emilie Hoyt will make her bow. Her sister, Mrs. T. Philip Swift, who is spending the summer in Lake Forest, and a host of Miss Hoyt's friends will assist at her formal debut on Saturday, September 20. A ball for the debut- ante will be given later in the season. Values $2.50 to $3.75 - - - Now $1.95 Values $4.00 to $5.50 - - - Now $2.95 Values $6.00 to $7.00 - - - Now $3.95 2 a 2 2 22 2 Tdi CARROLL RI1DGW ALY Malcolm MacGregor Jamison of| Fuller Dean, George Massey, Joe ho Larchmont, New York, is visiting his| Page and Revell Chapman returned mother, Mrs. Jamison, and his sister,| the first of the week from a canoe Mrs. Irving Odell of 855 Hill road.jtrip through lakes of northern Wis- Mr. Jamison is an artist connected|consin. Starting from State Line and with the museum of Natural History| Black Oak Lake, they followed the in New York. Mrs. Jamison is re-| chain of lakes to Winegar and pad- turning east with her son to visit her| dled back by way of Tenderfoot lake two sisters on Cape Cod for the re-| to their starting point. 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Evanston Tel. 3511 Wilmette Tel. 311 Officers' Reserve Corps, is at Camp rt (ene . Custer for two weeks' training. The Merton Hubbards who moved =O + from their home on Asbury avenue, 727 777777 777 77 2777 77772777 77a 277 yd iadiiriiziriiiiiirriiiiizzziiz Ra TT La Za adr zzzzzririiiiid During their leisure moments which about five years ago have bought a are not any too numerous, several of the|lot in Highland Park. They also pur- Ravinia opera stars are being feted at|chased a three-door portable garage luncheons, teas and dinners in Winnetka, | which they are remodeling and mak- Highland Park and Lake Forest. Miss| ing into an attnactive little home. Florence Easton and Madame Graziella| Mrs. Livingston has bought the lot : Pareto have been guests honored fre-| adjoining theirs and is building. quently in Winnetka homes. 0 07 Throughout the summer, Mrs. B. F. Mrs. J. F. 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