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12 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1925 \ No FY N B IEEE NORTH SHORE BOOTERY 529 Davis Street at Chicago Avenue In the North Shore Hotel Bldg. =X The Store of Good Shoes FREELY Cd CONVENIENCES YOUR VACATION With a Portable Radio or Phonograph RADIOS That Win Appreciation N.rth Shore residents will gain much by the opening of the specially designed Professional Building in Evanston this fall. Your first visit to one of the many doctors or dentists occupying this structure will verify this prediction. You'll find utmost convenience--fast elevators, a flood of day- light in every office, perfect ventilation, circulating hot water--and every other up-to-the-minute acc>mmod tion. Crossley Portable ........ $ 35 . Zenith Portable... ch... $150 Such environment cannot fail to result in grecte: service to Radiola, Super-Heterodyne each and every patient--and the community zt large. Roriable: aries ims $225 No matter when your present lease expires, doctors and PHONOGRAPHS dentists will find it wise to apply for lccations at once to Victor C. Carlson Co., 501 Davis St., Evanston. Sorfora Standard, Portable. .$ 35 Sonora De Luxe, Portable..$ 65 Telephone Greenleaf 501 : N. his" trom, 1 Convenient Terms I -- Siler Horner Pi 3 7a \ orner rian UFESSIONAT 0 : id «Ly 1 aN OC Company (brary SQuare-Evanston (Established 1907) 1521 Sherman Ave., at Grove St. Greenleaf 464 Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday until 9:00 P. M. A few v.luable shop locations still available Vacation Time. suggests a host of lovely things for sports wear--and they all await you here First of all, there's a charming array of Sports Frocks for a score of summer occasions. They're in prints, chiffons and georgettes. Exactly the thing for smart wear at the country club, for afternoon at the tea, and for evening af- fairs, too. And then for out-of-doors in July and August there are delightful little sports dresses of homespun, and, if you like, gay sweaters to give the touch of color to the fair- way, the bridle path and the countryside along some allur- ing motor trail. You'll find selection here easy and pleasant. Will you come to our shop and see? EVA KARON SCHUR Open Tuesday. nr mtg Pn Thursday and Sat- Gowns and wear urday Evenings - RORTH SHORE HOTEL 1603 Chicago Avene EDANSTOR OCIALACTIVITIES Country Clubs Hum with Summer Festivity NDIAN HILL and Sunset Ridge clubs still continue as the high lights of the social life of the village, both for members who gather together informally and for members who take the means of the clubs' offer as delightful ways to entertain guests. The former golf club, well launched in its second season, with its charming interior permeated with a home-like, informal at- mosphere is celebrating its first annual "soiree" next Wednesday and Thursday, when an invitation golf tournament will be the special feature of attraction, although the committee announces that diverse entertainment will be provided for members and their guests, who will throng to the clubhouse and grounds on these two days. Indian Hill, as usual, has been having its three days of busy club life at the end of the week. Thursday evening a special table d'hote dinner was served with a buffet supper for those golfers who pursued their tantalizing quarry in the shape of a little white ball until the dark descended upon them. On Friday, the day of buffet, the luncheon and bridge found an enthusiastic quota of members and their guests in gatherings, both large and small. Many reserva- tions have been made for the dinner-dance this evening. Mrs. M. H. Lieber, who has been secretary and member of the. Win- netka board of education for many years, and who -is also a member of the faculty of the National Kinder- zarten and Elementary college, at- ended the Industrial and Business 3irls' conference at Camp Okobojo, Milford, Ia., the latter part of this week. Mrs. Lieber spoke before the conference Thursday evening on "Woman's Responsibility in Legisla- tion." Delegates to this conference 'ame from seven states west of the Mississippi river. The conference is sponsored by the National board of the Y. W. C. A. in New York. eo Of interest to Winnetkans is the series of three weekly musicales given oy Lee Pattison at the home of Mrs. Clyde Carr of Lake Forest. Mrs. William Gold Hibbard is one of the ponsors of these Thursday morning affairs, the first of which was given this week. Indian Hill road, that delightful drive along the outer edge to the golf zrcunds, edged with charming homes set in beautiful gardens, will have three new families added to its list, for ac- cording to a recent report, the Hallett Thornes, the Robert Gardners and the Robert Andrews have purchased |, ots along its border. --_--Q-- Three affairs have been given for Miss Beatrice Ripley during the past week. Last Saturday. Miss Judith Boddie entertained for Miss Ripley at a dinner-dance at Indian Hill club. Tuesday, Miss Elizabeth Clore was hostess at luncheon and bridge, and Thursday, Miss Marion Fulton enter- tained at luncheon at Indian Hill club. Miss Boddie, Miss Clore and Miss Fulton assisted Miss Ripley at the debut tea given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Ripley. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Reid, 561 Cherry street, guest members of In- dian Hill Riding club, will ride horse- back to Wooster lake next Thursday, stopping overnight at Libertyville as the guests of friends there. They will be gone a fortnight, and while -at Wooster lake, they will be the house guests of Dr. Paden at his summer home. The Reids expect to ride a yreat deal as the bridle paths in that vicnity are in splendid condition. --_--Q-- The many Winnetka members of the Mu chapter of the Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority of the University of Illi- nois will motor in a body to the mu- sicale and tea to be given at the Rogers Park hotel next Saturday afternoon. This will be the first of a series of sum- mer "get together" parties. Miss Viola Lang is in charge of the summer activi- ties of the chapter. i Miss Margot Atkin of Indian Hill rcad entertained at luncheon Friday of last week in honor of her cousin, Miss Evelyn Mary Atkin of Addle- stone, Surrey, England, who is spend- ing the summer with her. Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. John Handly gave a sail- ing party on board the schooner yacht, Wendemeen, for Miss Atkin. ---- Mr. and Mrs. William Bacon, who have been visiting the latter's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Blossom of Hubbard Woods, left Wednesday for Macomb, Ill, where they are residing temporarily. Mrs. Bacon expects to return to spend the month of August with her parents. --O-- Miss Jean Forrest, daughter of Mr. William G. Forrest of 485 Willow road, has had as her guest, Miss Jeanette Hill- of Winnetka, who was visiting her during the absence of the Hill family. Both Miss Forrest and Miss Hill are at Dr. J. W. F. Davies' 'amp at Lake Hamlin. --_--Q-- George P. Racine and his son, George, 561 Winnetka avenue, have been attending the roundup at Belle Fourche, S. D., for three weeks. Mr. Racine is expected to return home soon, but his son plans to spend the rest of the summer on the ranch. a-- ren Friends of Mr. and Mrs. G. Erickson of 710 Center street, gave a house- warming for them last Saturday. Mrs. John Marshall and her son re- turned Wednesday evening to their home at 1010 Pine street, after a week's visit with Dr. and Mrs. J. F. McClendon of Minneapolis at their cottage at Cass lake, Minn. Mr. Marshall's sister, Mrs. Eugene Day, and his daughter, Janet, accompanied them to Cass lake, but Janet Marshall is remaining with her uncle and aunt until the first of August. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. George I. Brannen, 479 Orchard lane, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hosbein, 491 Orchard lane, started together yesterday on a motor trip through the East. The party plans to go through Canada by way of Montreal and Quebec, and spend the greater part of the time at Lake Placid and at Bretton Woods in the White mountains. --_--Q-- Among the many dinner parties given last Saturday night at Sunset Ridge Golf club, were the following: The Sidney F. Bartletts of 821 Foxdale avenue, entertained 16 guests; the Hill Blacketts of 300 Fairview avenue gave a large dinner, and the John Bagleys of Chicago entertained a large com- any of friends. --_--Q-- 1 Among the Winnetka women inter- 2sted in small gardens, who have been attending the School of Landseape :De- sign at Lake Forest, are Mrs. Stephen Foster, Mrs. Frank Fuller and her daughter, Miss Phoebe, Mrs. Devroe Getman, Mrs. Ballenger, Mrs. Ernest White, and Mrs. Randolph Buck: HL Mrs. Ralph Sargent, 248 Linden ave- nue, is chairman of the picnic for 50 children from the Chicago Commons that will be given by the Ridge and Linden Avenue circies Tuesday, July 28, at the beach. A motor ride and a swim are planned for the youngsters. --Q-- Mrs. W. B. Baggaley, 19 Warwick rcad, has as her guest for a fortnight, Mrs. Richard Nepher of Cleveland. Mrs. Baggaley's mother, Mrs. Anna Jones, left this week in company with friends from out of town, for a month's trip to Alaska. --O- Mr. and Mrs. Dudley I. Smith, 819 Humboldt avenue, and their young son, James, who has recovered from a se- vere illness, and is at present conva- lescing at home, will leave the latter part of this month for different points of interest in Colorado. They will be away until early autumn. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McNally, 1087 Elm street, entertained a number of friends at the dinner-dance at Sunset Ridge Golf club Saturday, July 11. Mr. and Mrs. McNally will have as their house guest for a fortnight, Miss Betty Finney of Kansas City, who will arrive next Wednesday. Hall Mr. and Mrs. William H. McCaully have returned to their home at 439 Maple avenue, after nine months' spent in Baltimore, Md. where Mr. McCaully was called on business. Mr. and Mrs. McCaully closed their Win- netka home for the period of their absence and motored to Baltimore. --_0-- Mr. and Mrs. August C. Pearson of 898 Cherry street, have returned to their home after a week's motor trip through Wisconsin, where they visited the Dells and other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Pearson were accom- panied on their trip by Mrs. Pearson's sister, Mrs. J. Kotz. --O-- George Kershaw, 325 Woodland ave- nue, returned recently from a three weeks' fishing trip at the home of Royal Bouchor in Proctor, Minn. The boys' catch was one of the best of the season, according to information from reliable sources. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Parson, 635 Maple avenue, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Myrtle Vic- toria, to John F. Stennlund of Evans- ton. --_--Q-- Mrs. Arthur A Kudner and Mr. Kud- ner"s mother and father of 16 War- wick road, took the hoat trip to Mil- waukee Wednesday. Ven: 13