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Ad WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1925 11 Introduction of Pony Drag Alluring to Novice Riders NUMBER of Winnetkans as guest-members, are keenly in- terested in the Fox Hunt school to be conducted at Onwentsia. Be- ginners and children will be given the opportunity to learn the etiquette of the fox hunt when the Onwentsia club inaugurates its bi-weekly pony drags early in September. These events will be conducted in the same manner as the regular hunts, with the exception that the jumps will be low, the pace easy, and the course shorter. The pony drag also will permit one to school a "green" or timid horse. Austin H. Niblack of Lake Forest is master of the hounds. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McLaren and their house guest, Miss Ruth Drury of England, leave Saturday, August 29, for Denver, Estes Park, and other points of interest. They will be guests at Sted's hotel, Estes Park, for some time, returning to the village the middle of September, when Miss Drury will soon leave for her home in England. --C Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marshall of Arbor Vitae road left Saturday, Au- gust 22, for Los Angeles. Mr. Mar- shall will return in 10 days, but Mrs. Marshall will remain longer as the guests of her parents in Los Angeles. Upon their return, they will occupy their new home at 847 Grove street, Glencoe, which they have purchased. ---- Miss Mildred Howe, 555 Walnut ave- nue, entertained at a shower Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Ralph Foley of Ev- anston, which was followed by eight tables of bridge. Many of her guests were her class- mates at National Park seminary where she was graduated last June. Her engagement was announced during the afternoon. --_--O-- Mr. and Mrs. Sidney F. Bartlett and their family, 821 Foxdale avenue, re- turned Monday from a stay at Estes Park, Col, where they spent their va- cation at the Horseshoe inn. Mrs. Bart- lett and the children left Wednesday for White lake, Mich., where they will remain until the opening of school. Mr. Bartlett has gone east on a business trip. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Greenhalgh, 692 Ash street, have returned from a two months' trip to the Pacific coast, the Grand Canyon, and other interesting points. In their parents' absence, the children were the guests of Mrs. Green- halgh's mother, Mrs. W. J. Field, at her home in Mound City, Mo. De John Swabacker has just returned from a week's sojourn at Minocqua, where he visited his brothers, Philip and Lawrence. Chicago Winnetka CLEANER Lake Forest Highland Park Rosenberg's Nerd Shorv's Motest Stor pees. ---- Davis St. at the "L" As Featured in the August Hosiery Sale 5 "Tris? 1 Chiffon x Hose $7 -65 3 PAIRS $4.75 Moonlight Atmosphere Oakdust Blonde Satin Ectacy Tortoise Peach White The North Shore's Greatest Hosiery Store Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Yoder, 585 Lin- coln avenue, are moving to Florida where they are making their new home at Coral Gables, not far from Miami. They are stopping at Washington, D. C, for a brief visit with relatives on their way south. A number of fare- well parties have been given in their honor. --o0 The Misses Suanne and Cynthia Kohlsaat, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Kohlsaat of 777 Bryant ave- nue, returned to Winnetka recently from Lausanne, Switzerland, where they completed a year at school. They are entering Vassar college this autumn. Mrs. Arthur Schroeder has just re- turned from a motor trip to the East, during the course of which she visited Niagara Falls and New York City. Mrs. Schroeder was the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. P. Kluge of Evanston. --0O-- Miss Dorothy Pick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pick of 445 Sheridan road, is spending this week with friends at Briarcliff, N. Y. Mrs. Floyd Faxon wishes to announce that she will accept pupils in DRAMATIC ART including Voice Technique, Diction and Repertoire. Telephone Winnetka 1118 Mrs. Emmons Blaine, Jr.,, and her small daughter, 960 Sheridan road, have spent a delightful summer at a camp on the upper St. Regis lake. She is now at the Stevens' house, Lake Placid, on a trip through the moun- tains. She will return to the village in the early autumn. --Q-- Dr. and Mrs. Elbert Clark have re- turned to their home, 635 Blackthorne: road, from St. Paul, where they mo- tored to visit Mrs. Clark's mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Johnson, and her brother, Howard Johnson, for a' week. ---- Mrs. F. W. Douglas of Howey, Fla., has been spending the month oi: Aug- ust as a guest of her brother, W. J. Eldridge of 475 Provident avenue. The Shop of Elizabeth Duncan 812 Elm St. Winnetka Everything for Bridge Players Prizes Score and Tally Cards Tables Table Covers Ash Receivers Cigarette Containers Bridge Lamps For Better Home Made Candies On Your Week-End Trip Take along a box of Beach & Geils candies. add the touch of perfection to your pleasure, Our Winnetka Store COMMUNITY KITCHEN EVANSTON STORE, 1633 ORRINGTON AVE. They will with the 584 Lincoln Street Phone Winn. 1740 WINTER from rest--relaxation! The home. Orrington as you prefer. New Comfort-- New Happiness For You! every household New environment--new happiness-- Little wonder so many have made You, too, will enjoy the friendliness, the elegance and home- like comfort of this popular hotel. 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