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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1924 IN SOCIETY ad RUBYS MUSCLE DEVELOPING FOOTWEAR FOR CHILDREN Kindergarten Faculty Gives Play # Eatin performances of Racketty Packetty House, a delight- ful play for children, will be given by students of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college at the Woman's club of Evanston on Saturday, December 13, at 10:30 in the morning and at 2 and 4 o'clock in the afternoon. ; Children, and others who remember the play of Pinocchio, which was given at the Toy Carnival in Evanston last year by Infants' Sizes 3 to 8 | White China Buck ! Smoked Horse Hide Tan Mellow Calf Because of the broad toes and moccasin-like soles, the core rect shape and smooth con- struction, they are prescribed by the best children's phy- students of the college, will find that for vivacity, humor and z : sicians. charm, Racketty Packetty House will outshine even the former play. The play, dramatized by Miss Clara Belle Baker from the story by Frances Hodgson Burnett, will be given under the direc- tion of the Misses Etta Mount and Margaret Farrar of the college faculty. The program for the day will be under the auspices of the North Shore Alumnae association, of which Mrs. Harry G. Phillips is president. Mrs. Julius L. Gutmann, of Evanston, is in charge of general arrangements, and Miss Virginia Solberry and Miss. Anna F. Murray are in charge of the sale of ticekts. y Maude Mendelsohn Early December Bride HE wedding of Miss Maude Mendelsohn of Winnetka to Harold A. Solomon of Chicago will take place December 3, at the Sov- ereign hotel at 7 o'clock with Dr. Gerson Levi officiating. The bridal party includes fifteen. Mrs. Albert A. Kahn of Chi- cago will be the matron of honor, and the bridesmaids are to be Miss Bernice Mendelsohn, Miss Ethel Stern, Miss Dorothy Kaye, Mrs. Arthur Solomon, all of Chicago, and Miss Marie Levi of Wilmette. The best man will be Walter Solomon, and the ushers, Arthur Solo- mon, LeRoy Kaye, Albert A. Kahn, and Lawrence Eiseman. The bride will be very attractively gowned in white Romaine crepe. Her veil is to have a duchesse and rose point lace crown. Her bouquet will be white roses and lillies-of-the-valley. The attendants of the bride are to be gowned in dresses of soft pastel shades with Alfred ] RUBY Inc On Washington near Michigan Will serve a home cooked Satinay Hip-Hem Costume Slips $1.59 They're a costume neces- sity--these slips of satinay with the 20-inch shadow- proof hem. Hemstitched with bodice-top style in white and the darker shades. 500 Pairs of Silk Hose In a CleanlUp at 59c¢ Splendid hose formerly selling from 85¢ to $1.25 be- ing cleared at 59c. Colors include Black, White and Brown. Sizes from 8% to 10. Some are slightly im- perfect. --First Floor | $1.00 | Sale of Aluminum 6 Qt. Tea Kettle........$1 12 Qt. Oval Dish Pan....$1 6 Cup Percolutor........ $1 24 Ot. Rice Boiler. ..... $1 Oval- Roaster? tT: oN $1 6 Qt. Convex Kettle.....$1 3 Piece Sauce Pan Sets..$1 --Third Floor--West Room Thanksgiving Dinner Like Mother used to make Watch for the Menu 616 Church Strret "Opposite the Library" » Rosenberg's, Davis St., Evanston Jeueowerone o> ah Tickets to California include Salt Lake City, Denver and Sky-high Colorado without extra cost. HE Chicago & NorthWestern --Union Pacific is the route of maximum interest through the real West--the old Overland Trail, Echo and Weber canyons, Salt Lake City, Great Salt Lake, the Nevada canyons, the California Sierra and the orange groves. Double track, automatic safety signals and road-bed smooth as a boulevard, . provide the utmost in comfort and dependability of service. Travel on the luxurious all-Pullman los Angeles limit Lv. Chicago (C.& N.W. Terminal) 8:00 p.m. Ar. Los Angeles (3rd day) 2:20 p.m. Three other daily trains direct to Cali- fornia and two to Denver with connec- tions for California. Stop at beautiful, historic Salt Lake City. For handsome illustrated booklets, reservations and full information ask: ni tN AIEEE Ties C4 M. H. Lieber, Ticket Agent Winnetka, 111. Telephone 13 & North Western Ry. Chicago 9698 ; garden bouquets to match. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Blumenthal of Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Strause of Patusville, Pennsylvania, include the out- of-town guests. After a wedding trip in the east, Mr. and Mrs. Solomon will return to Winnetka to make their home. Thanksgiving "Goodies" HE women of Christ Church on Sale Wednesday Guild will hold their annual Thanksgiving food sale at the Parish house on Wednesday, No- vember 26, beginning at 11 o'clock. Cakes, cookies, pies, jellies, and all the good things for which these sales have hecome famous will be on display. Home made mince meat will be a special feature, orders for which may be given to Miss Lamb, Winnetka 884. Rev. and Mrs. Quincy L. Dowd of Lombard, Illinois, will spend Thanks- giving with Mrs. William Harding | King, at her home on Maple avenue. Mrs. King's other guests on that oc- casion will be Mrs. Dowd's sister, Miss Parker, and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Copeland, who are now living in Mich- igan City, and their son and daugh- ter, Townsend and Miss Betty. Miss Ruth Copeland is attending school in the east. Miss Katherine Sherman of 1062 Ash street, who is attending the Uni- versity of Wisconsin, is bringing home as her houseguests, Miss Grace Sher- man of Vienna, Virginia and Volunta ! Dine of Munster, Ohio, and Miss Jean | Colby of Janesville. They will stay over the week-end and attend the Wisconsin-Chicago game. pi ---- Mr. and Mrs. Hugo von Hofsten and their family, 773 Prospect avenue, returned to Winnetka early this month after an extended absence. Upon their arrival from Europe in Setember they spent two months in Michigan before coming home. --Q-- Mrs. Edward S. Rogers of 375 Chest- nut avenue left Monday for New York. She will be gone about two weeks. --_--Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. Armstrong of 365 Sheridan road are expected home Monday from a eastern trip. Miss Herbst Gifts Many new things at the GIFT SHOP Do your Christmas Shopping NOW! 57614 LINCOLN AVENUE Phone Winnetka 1811 WINNETKA, ILL el Dorothy M. Scharf of 509 Cherry street, a former New Trier student, has heen appointed secretary of the Girl Reserves work at Elgin, Illinois, under the auspices of the Y. W. C. A. The work is carried on in the gram- mar and high schools of the city, and under her direction, fourteen groups have been organized and are doing good work. She recently returned from the an- nual conference of secretaries held at Peoria, where she represented her department. REN, NE Mr. and Mrs. Hibbard Casselberry of 870 Sheridan road announce the birth of a son, Leonard, at St. Luke's hospital, last Wednesday. Mrs. Cassel- berry is the daughter af John R. Leonard of Winnetka and has lived in the village since she was a child. Her first son, Hibbard Casselberry, Jr., is now two years old. EEL Mrs. C. P. Van Schaack of 614 Lin- den avenue entertained Mr. and Mrs. Victor Harding and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ickes of Hubbard Woods, Mrs. E. Wrightson of Wilmette, and Mrs. W. K. Kenly of the Fortnightly club, Chicago at a box party at Monday night's opera. --_-- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carpenter's little daughter, Josephine, was chris- tened at Christ's church at 5 o'clock by the Rev. E. Ashley Gerhart. After the ceremony, there followed a supper at the home of Mrs. William O. Green of Locust road. ---- Mrs. Lillian Drew of Traverse City, Michigan, is the guest of Mrs. Wil- liam Cook and family of Lincoln ave- nue. Mrs. Cook will accompany Mrs. Drew to Detroit next week where they will visit Mrs. Cook's sons, Ralph and Chester, and their families. --()-- The first of the series of subscrip- tion dances to be held at the Woman's club will be on Saturday night. There will be a supper served at the club before the dance. F. Goddard Cheney is the promoter of these dances. ------ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farwell Ferry of 391 Sheridan road are planning holiday dances on Tuesday and Wed- nesday evenings, December 30 and 31, for their children who have been away at school through the year. --(y-- The Oak Street circle will meet Tuesday, November 25, at the home of Mrs. William Morse of 433 Prov- ident avenue. --_--O-- Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hanville of 840 Foxdale avenue, left Tuesday for New York City where they will spend two or three weeks. A --