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34 WINNETKA TALK November 21, 1925 Mt. Vernon Association Gives Morning Programs Three Wednesday morning programs are being given by the Mount Vernon Seminary association at the Fortnight- ly, Chicago, for the benefit of the Northwestern University settlement and the Cradle. On November 25, Horace Bridges will lecture on "The Locarno Peace Treaty and World Peace": December 2, Mrs. Gilbert Max Smith, soprano, and the Felber trio will give the pro- gram; December 9, Miss Marian Gheen, interior decorator, speaks on "Foreign Influences in the American Home." Tickets for these programs may be procured from Miss Marian Black, 171 Franklin road, Glencoe, and from Mrs. Ethylwin Mayo, 1015 Greenwood boul- evard, Evanston. Stage Stars Participate in Annual Cradle Affair The annual dinner-dance to be given by the Cradle society Tuesday evening, November 24, at the Opera club, will have as a special feature, an auction sale of Christmas dolls conducted by Louis Wallheim of the "What Price Glory" company; and Miss Mary Nash and Miss Florence Nash, playing in "A Lady's Virtue," will also take part in the program. Among the patronesses for the af- fair are Mrs. Joseph Husband, Mrs. Thomas Hair, Mrs. Frederick Scott, Mrs. John Stuart, and Mrs. Morris Wilson, all of Winnetka. Hunting Pheasants Is Oh, My, So Expensive Evan and Earl are nimrods of no mean ability. That was con- clusively substained late last week when the youthful hunters fared forth to the wilds near Liberty- ville and, forthwith, bagged them- selves some prize pheasants. That the birds were real treasures was evidenced by the fact that a stealthy game-warden, who hap- pened along--opportunely, or in- opportunely, as you wish--invited the sharpshooters to a little journey to Barrington where the fowls were officially "priced" at $80. Evan's pater was among those present at the hunt. But fortu- nately, wasn't such a good hunter. The pheasant season is on and there is a wealth of game, but, one must nct shoot the birds of gentler sex. So Evan and Earl have told us. Mr. and Mrs. W. W., Wheelock, 132| worth that Mrs. Robert Dyar, former- Oxford road, Kenilworth, announce the | ly Miss Minnie Lewis, and widow of engagement of their daughter, Miss Robert B. Dyar, was married to Louis Florence, to Richard R. Rowe, son of | Boldenweck October i7. Mr. and Mrs. James Rowe of Miami, Fla. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Word has been received in Kenil- | BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED Mrs. John J. Hartnett, 1344 Chase avenue, Rogers Park, formerly of Win- netka, announces the engagement of her daughter, Mary, to Frank Paul Cul- len, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. c ullen of 5902 Washington boulevard, Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zipf of 596 Arbor Vitae road, Winnetka, spent last wi L eek-end at their summer home at ake Geneva, closing it for the winter. Stormy Weather Ahead Winter with his stock of ice, snow and zero weather is close at hand. Have you noticed the happy look on the fellow who lives in a brick house? He is not worned, his fuel bill for the winter supply is low and his home is easy to keep warm. Let Winter storm and throw his ice and snow, turn loose The fellow in a brick house does not worry about winter or in fact any of the seasons. When it is cold his house is warm. When i is hot his house is cool. No painting or repair bills for him. He was wise when he built. He : CHICAGO BRICK EXCHANGE 133 West Washington Street CHICAGO, ILLINOIf Boldenweck expect to live in Evanston. Lake Side Lot for Sale Are you interested in a beautiful Lake Side lot 275 by 275 feet, in Glencoe, with a 100-foot ravine running around two sides of it, and with riparian rights to 100 feet of beach? The lot is five blocks from the Northwestern station, and one block from Sheridan Road in a new residential section recently built up with fine homes. There is no other property that combines these five ideal features: 1. Riparian Rights. 2. The cozy seclusion of a wonderful ravine on two sides of the property. 3. Isolation from the noise of Sheridan Road. 4. Accessibility to transportation. 5. Fine new homes on adjoining property. If interested in buying this property from the owner, address J. L. SUGDEN ADV. CO. 32 West Washington St., Chicago FOR 50 YEARS THE STANDARD OF QUAUTY TO BE PROUD OF Both young and old can have better, stronger and whiter teeth if they regularly use BOWMAN'S MILK--at least a quart a day. This great benefit is due to the calcium (lime) content found in milk. This lime is a pre cious aid to teeth--an aid you cannot afford to be without--no matter what your age may be. Use BOWMAN'S MILK in full confidence. For fifty years its high standard of richness and purity has never been permit ted to vary or grow less. Try it--then you will know the real delight of genuinely pure. rich milk. DAIRY COMPANY Milk,