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36 WINNE T:KA- TALK November 14, 1925 LAUNCH DATE BUREAU Parents Advised to Register Holiday Parties with Community House Office to Avoid Conflict of Events Christmas is coming! Youthful gaiety and party days will soon be at hand. Before long 'the boys and girls will be coming home {rom schools and colleges. Parents are already plan- ning special occasions for these holi- days. It has been the experience of many in the past few years that after careful plans have been made, invita- tions sent out and all details perfected it was discovered that others had se- lected the same evening for the same type of party and largely for the same group of young people. This conflict proved not only discouraging, but in some cases, nearly disastrous to the parties: when large groups arrived at the same hour and left early to go on to the next party. © Such a condition also often develops youngsters an attitude of thinking less highly of the parties which they attend. Often times such a conflict could have been avoided had there been some central place of information --some clearing house for party dates that could have been consulted when a hostess was selecting her dates. Community House has been asked to help in this matter, and will be glad to book the Christmas holiday dates for private consultation of those plan- ning young people's parties. - Persons or groups considering any special dates for Christmas activities are asked to co-operate in this matter by calling up the office of Community House and asking for information concerning the possibilities of anv conflict. Commu- nity House will be glad to record these dates 'and to inform those interested of the possibility of conflict. If all parents in Winnetka will co- operate in this matter, it is pointed out, some of the annoyance of conflict of dates for Christmas parties may be avoided, but the full co-operation of all parents is necessary in order to give this service satisfactorily. If Winnetka parents will keep this in mind in planning their Christmas parties, Community House will be glad to help eliminate the disappointment which comes through unnecessary con- flict, it is explained. = This can be done in so far as the parents of these boys and girls are willing to co-oper-- ate and record Christmas party dates with the office of Community House. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Coffin will give a dinner-dance at Indian Hill club Thursday, December 10, for their daughter, Miss Rosamond. ---- Mrs. Julia A. Edmunds who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. King Wooten, 949 Spruce street, since August, has returned to her home at Knoxville, Tenn. * 1 If you are interested in Florida West Coast Invest in a Nationally known Syndicate which 'has a large sales force. Your profits are assured. GEORGE H. ENGELHART 606 Greenleaf Ave. 2 Glencoe, IR Tel. 497 or Room 949. McCormick : . | Bldg., Chicago, Tel. Harrison 4489 i - waited rasan Camp Fire Embers [t was just a week ago that a certain group of Camp Fire girls entertained their mothers at tea. The lights were burning softly in the comfortable, cozy looking Camp Fire room in Commu nity House. Guests and girls were seated and chatting before the pro- gram began. Mrs. Marshall, the gifted guardian, gave a humorous monologue, "The Colored Woman on the Telephone." This selection was followed by a lovely little dance by Margaret Payberg, and the program was brought to a close with a' piano. solo, "The Snowflake Mazurka" played by Janet Marshall, the president of the group. While the girls were busying' them- selves serving tea; cookies, and can- dies, Mrs. Marshall explained to the mothers the meaning and purpose of Camp Fire. We congratulate the girls, they certainly displayed poise and a gracious hospitality! Here's to Camp Fire Girls! Announce Community Organ Recital for Next Tuesday The second program of the current season of North Shore Community Or- gan concerts is announced for Tues- day November 17 at 8, at St. Luke's church, Evanston. The program will be given by Herbert E. Hyde, assisted by Mrs. Sydnie Smith Cooley, contral- to. The numbers include "Choral Song and Fugue" by Wesley: "Soeur Monique," by Couperin; a group of charming light melodies by Guilmant: the great "St. Anne Fugue", by Bach, and the familiar Lemmens "Franfare", besides some smaller works. Mrs. Cooley will sing two Brahms num- bers, one by Tschaikowsky, and three other selections. These concerts are free and the public is cordially invited. The pledges of Delta Zeta sorority entertained the active members at a party Thursday evening at the home of Miss Minerva . Kraft, 1236 Green- wood avenue, Wilmette. There are little trimmings in men's furnishings that are likely to be overlooked unless one is re- 'minded of them at the right time. It may be that this is the oppor- tune time to suggest that you stop in our store and get that shirt, necktie, collars, or whatever it is you need to complete your ward- robe for the Thanksgiving holi- days. ' : John H. Dethloff Men's. and' Boys' Furnishings 786 Elm St. Phone Winnetka 1077 Richards to-Address- Sat Sunday Club Meeting Members of the Winnetka Sunday Evening club are looking. eagerly -to the program for tomorrow when the Rev. James A. Richards will sum up the past six addresses on comparative religions, and conclude the series with a talk on the Christian attitude toward non-Christian religious. The 'club is anticipating 'a. most profitable evening, and wishes to ex- tend to other Winnetka young people a cordial invitation to be. present. Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock in the Camp Fire room of Community Phone Winnetka 2176 All Branches of Beauty Culture scientifically rendered. Superfluous hair removed by Electrolysis the only dependable method known. 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