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4 TO ie oh Lr OY fa VR So SR SRR en ee ------ A TT WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1924 --_ -- i COMMUNITY HOUSE CALENDAR A 7 WEEK OF DECEMBER 8, 1924 Remember the Camp Fire Girls Food Sale This Morning At 10 o'clock Art plays a prominent place in the interests of Community House activ- ities this week. Mr. Hugo von Hof- sten opens his exhibit of foreign paintings on Monday. This exhibit will continue throughout the week. On Wednesday, Mrs. Anita Willetts Burnham will have an exhibit of her work in the Scout room. The North Shore Art league will hold an evening meeting in the Camp Fire room on Thursday. The League of Women Voters will have its monthly luncheon on Mon- day. The Winnetka Men's club will have its December dinner on Thursday eve- ning. On Wednesday there will be a box supper, under the auspices of the World Friendship committee, at which time Graham Taylor of the Chicago Commons wil speak. This will be followed by the annual meeting of the Congregational church. Monday, December 8 In the gymnasium--Women's at 9 A. M. Basket ball for boys at 3:45 P. M. Young men at 7:30 P. M. Men at 8:30 P. M. League of Women Voters' luncheon at noon. Kindergarten at 9 A. M. Folk dancing at 4 P. M. Social dancing at 3:45. Triangle club at 8. American Legion at 8. Community Players at 8. North Shore Theatre Guild at 8. Modern Woodmen at 8. Art Exhibit--Hugo von Paintings--opening day. Tuesday, December 9 In the gymnasium--Folk dancing at 9 A. M. Boys classes at 3:45 Young women at 7:30. Friendship Circle at 8:30. Motion pictures at 4, 7:15 and 9 P.M. Kindergarten at 9 A. M. Community House Sewing class-- All day. Classes in English for foreigners at class Hofsten's P.M. Ash street Circle meeting at 2:30. Community Drama Study class at 3. Wednesday, December 10 In the gymnasium--Women's class at 9 A. M. Basket ball for boys at 3:45. Basket ball--men at 8. Kindergarten at 9. Camp Fire Girls at 4. Art class at 9. Box supper--World Friendship com- mittee at 6 Annual meeting--W innetka Congre- gational church at 7:30. Art Exhibition--Mrs. Anita Willetts Burnham at 8. North Shore Theatre Guild at 8. Community Players at 8. Czecho-Slocakian club at 8. Thursday, December 11 In the gymnasium--Folk dancing for women at 9. Fancy dancing at 3:45. Boy Scouts at 7:30. Kindergarten at 9 P. M. Triangle sisters at 8. Art league at 8. Men's club dinner at 7. Community Players at 8. North Shore Theatre Guild at 8. Friday, December 12 In the gymnasium--Women's class at 9 P. M. Basket ball at 3:45. Kindergarten at 9 A. M. Rotary club duncheon at noon. Camp Fire Girls at 4. Blue Birds at 4. |SANTA'S RIVAL ERECTS INVITING DOLL HOUSE Santa Claus is in serious danger of being rivaled by a slim brown haired brown eyed young man, whose home is in the village, at 555 Sheridan road. At least, little girls would be certain to transfer their affections could they but see the beautiful doll house which John Sularaski has made in his spare moments. The structure is 48 inches high and 34 inches long. It has nine large rooms with a kitchen which has real linole- um on the floor. The living room has a real fireplace, and all rooms are lighted by electricity. The house is of French architecture, with French windows on hinges, and and can be easily moved, taken apart and redecoratea. The roof is beau- tifully shingied in genuine redwood and the exterior of the house is paint- ed white, with green trim. Santa Claus is terribly afraid some- one will buy the doll house before he can bring it to some nice little girl. "God, the Creator," Topic for Local Science Service For December 7, the subject of the lesson-sermon of First Church of Christ, Scientist, is "God the Only Cause and Creator." Services are held at Masonic temple, 708 Elm street, at 11 o'clock; Sunday school at 9:35 o'clock; Wednesday evening Testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. The reading room at 746 Elm street is open daily except Sunday from noon to 5 o'clock and on Wednesday eve- ning from 9 to 9:30 o'clock. Our Band Enjoys a Stag and Talks Over Future Plans Fifty young men and merry fore- gathered in Community House Thurs- day evening of this week to enjoy a real barbecue repast and discussion of future plans for the Winnetka Cham- ber of Commerce band. The diners comprised the band members and a few highly fortuned friends and the occasion was designated as the first annual stag and pep meeting of the band. Augmenting the jollification were speeches by Fred Glover, Al Hobbs and Theodore Morse, all of whom qualified as skilled after-dinner or- ators. The speakers placed emphasis upon the sponsorship of the band by the Chamber of Commerce, stressing the fact that the organization of business people was directly responsible for the organization of the band about a year ago and has since that time maintain- ed an ardent interest in its welfare. Special credit for the establishment and splendid success of the band was accorded Alva Lee Adams, who is the personal sponsor and an enthusiastic member of the organization. It has been largely through Mr. Adams' ef- forts that the band has experienced such a remarkable successful season. He and the Chamber of Commerce were given a rousing vote of thanks in recognition of their kindly interest. The stag concluded with the elec- tion of offiecers. Mr. Adams was named president ; Theodore Morse, di- rector, and Earl Eaton Bigelow, busi- ness manager. 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