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A ---------------------- 12 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1925 Il EE -- E--------------------------------] Pride of -- Possession -- The Driver of a CHRYSLER SIX is the most enthusiastic of all Automobile owners. He is proud of his Car-- [t's appearance It's flexi- bility and ease of riding makes a sales--man of every buyer. 'And we are doing our utmost to render them a kind of service on a par with this wonderful car. BUY YOUR CHRYSLER WHERE GOOD SERVICE IS HANDY Evanston Motor Sales W. D. Reagan, Mgr. 1017 Davis Street Phone Univ. 2277 HRYSLER o/s Diniz % 277 Dini JA ZH 7 7 7 2% eiit ZH Z N\ 2 T0% SI 7 7% Z % YY Rosenber << The North Shore's Greatest Store Wednesday - - February 18th Hundreds of Evanston Shoppers Have Been Anxiously Awaiting this Announcement. It will be $1 Day all over the store next Wednesday--our Buyers have been feverishly working to make this $1 Day surpass all previous records. You will be doing yourself and your family a grave injustice if you fail to attend this. sensational selling event. Watch for our big two-page announcement just crammed with wonderful values. While we are providing adequate supplies of all merchandise, we can- not guarantee how long they will last--so come early! No phone or mail orders on $1 day merchandise. AT ONCE! - - 50 Extra Sales Women [f you have had any selling experience, it will be worth your while to come up and see Mr. Mendelsohn on the Third Floor. a .------_ HR &IN SOCIETY -- Ruth Stone to Speak in Winnetka February 18 EE the third time an attempt is being made to bring Miss Ruth Stone and her eager audience together. When she spoke before the Women's club the weather was so inclement that comparatively few dared to brave it. Since so many regretted their failure to hear Miss Stone, the Woman's Society of the Congregational church asked her to speak on January 21, as previously advertised. This meeting it was necessary to omit. Miss Stone, however, was graci- ous and has granted us another chance. She will speak at 10 o'clock, February 18, at the World Friendship meeting in the Neighborhood room at Community House. Miss Stone is now with the personnel department of the West- ern Electric company, but has recently traveled extensively in the Near East, and from these travels she takes her theme, "Impress- 'ons of Religious Tendencies in the Near East." This meeting is for all who will be glad to hear Miss Stone. Prior to the address the following brief program will be given: Devotional, Mrs. Carrie B. Prouty. World Crier, Mrs. Edwin E. Brown. A Group of Songs, Mrs. Ernst von Ammon. Friends are invited to bring their own sewing, and to stay to luncheon at 12:15. In the afternoon, meetings will be held of the work committee upstairs, and the executive board in the Neighbor- hood room. Hostess List for Wellesley Benefit HE advent of each day means hours of busy activity for Welles- ley alumnae of the north shore, who as members of the Chi- cago Wellesley club, are united and untiring in their efforts to carry out the extensive plans for the afternoon bridge parties on Febru- ary 24 to benefit their college endowment fund. On this occasion, the following alumnae will be hostesses mn the north shore towns: Evanston, Mrs. Irwin Rew, Mrs. Chester Tripp, Mrs. Samuel Walter White, Mrs. Andrew K. Rodgers, Mrs. John McClellan, Mrs. Herbert Pope, Mrs. Bruce Scott, Mrs. Alfred Tyler, Mrs. Chester Woodley, and Mrs. Richard Lake; Wil- mette, Mrs. Charles Ray McCallum, Miss Jean Ten Broeck, joint hostesses. at the home of the latter; Kenilworth, Mrs. Fred Bulley and her daughter, Mrs. R. W. Starrett, joint hostesses at the home of the former: Winnetka, Mrs. William Sherman Hay, Mrs. Hubert Howard, and Mrs. Frederick D. Montgomery ; Glencoe, Mrs. Bruce MacLeish ; Highland Park, Mrs. William F. Peter and Mrs. George E. Bliss. Mrs. Sidney Bartlett, 821 Foxdale avenue, was hostess to the MacDowell club of Winnetka last Monday after- At a meeting held Wednesday af- ternoon at the Cordon club, represent- atives of the Alumnae Forum of East- noon. A program of French music | ern Colleges discussed plans for a was given. Mr. Felber, 'cellist, and joint luncheon and conference to be Mr. Birn, pianist, were assisting|held at the Blackstone hotel February guests. The program given follows:|28 I The purpose of this luncheon and Trio for violin, 'cello, and piano |conference, it is said, is to interest prom- Alegre onl ena Godard | inent educators and others in the prob- Andante lem of entrance requirements and prep- Scherzo aratory work necessary to pass the rigid Finale : : standards established by the larger wom- Love Song (Thunderbird Suite) - | en's colleges of the East. Cadman Those present at the meeting included Miss Eleanor Donnelly and Mrs. Rich- ard Bently of Bryn Mawr; Mrs. Robert |S. de Colyer and Miss Emma George Hemmingway of Goucher college; Miss Harriet McGee and Mrs. James J. Fors- tall, representing Mount Holyoke; Mrs. John Jay Healy, Miss Frances Hooper and Mrs. Arthur D. Welton, Mrs. W. Dow Harvey and Mrs. John Matter of Vassar college; Mrs. Louise Taft Smith, Radcliffe college; Mrs. Hubert Howard and Mrs. Ralph C. Brown, Wellesley college, and Mrs. Walter Warren and Mrs. John Green of Wells. Oa Mrs. Walter E. Webb and her daughter, Miss Helen, of 334 Haw- thorne avenue, will entertain a group of voung people at a luncheon given on Saturday, February 21, in honor Tes Yeux Le Miroir Carmen Aria--Segiudille Mrs. Hansel Mrs. Kingery at the piano Ma Voisine .....:. 5. Goring-Thomas Berceuse 8 civ iaissas Rhene-Baton 1 est Doux, Il est Bon (Herodiade).. ah ewe en Be ea tela ye Massenet Mrs. Frazer Mrs. Kingery at the piano. --Q A benefit card party was given on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Borino, 859 Elm street, for the Mother Cabrini Memorial hos- pital. The following were there: Mrs. E. 'Hubch. Cutera, Mrs. W. Lentini, Mrs. Mel- chione, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Phillips, Miss C. Klauke, Mrs. Mac Kinnon, Mrs. Serra, Miss L. Walla, Mrs. A. Zimmerman, Mrs. A. Coletti, Mrs. R. Mancinelli, Mrs. P. Costa, Mrs. H. Voltz, Mrs. O. Olson, Mrs. Fumasoli, Mrs. A. Proctor, Mrs. Chesron, Mrs. Bertoli, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Drynan, Mrs. Dumphy Mrs. E. Weinstock, Mrs. P. Hoza, Mrs. C. Russo, Mrs. E. C. Weissenberg, Mrs. E. C. Williams, Mrs. E. C. Meyers, Mrs. W. S. Diilon, Mrs. V. Pace, Mrs. F. Nattoli, Mrs. A. Peuc, Mrs. Annoreno, Mrs. De Ford, Mrs. Bertoli, Mrs. Gozzlo, Mrs. H. Kock, Mrs. J. Berino, Mrs. Pag- liarul, Mrs. Deutdachio, Mrs. P. Giam- bastian, Mrs. Mazzarese and Mrs. F. --0-- About 30 members attended the meeting of the West Elm Street cir- cle held on Tuesday afternoon of this week at the home of Mrs. Willis S. Hilpert. Mrs. Burton Atwood was the assisting hostess. Mrs. Carrie Prouty gave a talk on Winnetka, and Mrs. Charles Sommer gave some piano- logues. A delicious luncheon was served. Every woman present brought of Miss Dorothy S. Hare of South Orange, N. J., who is visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. Gerald Grant of Glencoe. Those present will include: The Misses Esther Nielson, Marian Mec- Gregor, Harriet Mac Neille, Alice Channer, Margery Miller, Janet Cun- ningham, Mabel Enright, Anita Earn- shaw, Edith Mariana, and Jean Dun- can. ---- The Phi Beta Phi fraternity is hav- ing a card party on Friday, February 20. at the Evanston Country club, for the benefit of the house fund. Mrs, Homer W. Bang, 612 Hinman avenue; Evanston, is president of the house association. Mrs. Walter S. Schinz, 2225 Ridge avenue, is chairman of the ways and means committee, Others assisting in arrangements are Mrs. F. P. Pruitt, Mrs. Harold Wilz: gar and Mrs. Harry Daniels. 4 --0-- a Mrs. Fillmore Campbell, formerly Miss Katherine McKinney, returned to her home in New Wilmington, Pa. on Friday of last week after a five week visit with her mother, Mrs. Wil? liam McKinney of 605 Cherry stréét. Among the affairs given for Mrs family heirlooms and told the history of each one. A Mrs. Andrew W. Mitchell, 254 Scott avenue, has as her guest this winter, Miss Verbeth Martin of the Pearson hotel, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and their guest have just re- turned from Hot Springs, Ark., where they spent a month. --O-- Mrs. Raymond E. Durham, 808 Au- burn avenue, returned on Friday night of last week from a ten day visit with friends in the East. Campbell while she was in the village were the shower given by Mrs. Daritel | Noe and the tea given by Mrs. Well- | ington Coolidge. g | Mr. and Mrs. William M. Crilly, | 606 Provident avenue, are entertain- | ing a group of friends this evening in | celebration of St. Valentine's day. A midnight supper will be served. Miss Dora Seeberger has arrived in Winnetka from China for an exten- sive visit «vith Mrs. Stephen Foster, 566 Maple venue, REE ra