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22 WINNETKA TALK December 19, 1925 N AR 1 1 sung by Josephine Lydston Seyl, ac- EW P KING SCHEME Winnetka Music Club 3 companied by Lenora Harris; "Italian Perpetually Cold Automobile Association Suggests Plan Enjoys Fine Musicale | Concerto," by Bach, and "Lisle y : to Better Accomodate Machines of | At the regular monthly musicale Joyeuse," by DeBussy, given by Ruth --like my North Pole-- Long and Short Wheelbase Alexander Tracy. Mrs. C. E. Karl- Ruling off of all parking space on the public streets with alternate spaces for long and short wheelbase cars is a suggestion -of the American Auto- mobile association which will be dis- cussed at the next meeting of the ex- ecutive committee of the local branch of the Chicago Motor club, according to an announcement given out at the organization's headquarters this week. It is pointed out by H. M. Brown, general manager of the club, that the problem in parking today is one of conservation of space. In discussing the suggestion Mr. Brown will bring to the committee's attention the wastage of available space due to the carelessness and in- eflicient way cars are parked. "A motorist will select a space at random," he says, "with the result that he may destroy two other spaces for all drivers except those at the wheels of extremely short vehicles. By mark- ing out all parking spaces motorists weuld welcome the opportunity to oc- cupy just the space they need without inconveniencing someone else. Natur- ally they will welcome the opportunity to find a parking space without being inconvenienced by others. "The A. A. A. plan provides for the division of available space into long and short spaces for cars with wheel- bases in accordance. Car owners would soon discover which type of parking space best fits them. "There are a number of points to be ironed out, in such a plan. This is to be expected, for the ideal plan is never within the bounds of reality. It may be necessary, for instance, to provide for a greater number of short spaces owing to the greater number of short wheelbase cars. The expens: to the community would be offset by reason of the elimination of signs tell- ing people where to park." Mrs. J. H. Barnes and Mrs. Sherman Orwig were hostesses at a "Bon Voy- age" luncheon recently at Mrs. Bar- nes' home, 238 Poplar street, in honor of Mrs. Hyman Raclin of 528 Elder lane, who with Mr. Raclin and their family, are leaving soon for a trip to New Orleans, Cuba, and Florida. The guests surprised Mrs. Raclin with a handkerchief shower. of the Winnetka Music club, held last Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry Street, 592 Sheridan road, Winnetka, the subject was ultra- modern French music. The program offered at the musicale was as follows: "Les Yeux," by Rabey; "L'heure ex- quise," by Poldowski; and "Le Papil- lon," by Fourdrain, sung by Kathryn Burlingham, accompanied by Mar- guerite McAdams at the piano: "Rigadon," by Monsigny; "Romance," by Ambrosio; and "Sonata for Violin and Piano," by Caesar Frank, second movement, played by Valona Brewer, accompanied by Grace Leach Orcutt; "Il neige des fleurs," by Fourdrain; "Hai Luli" by Coquard; "Clair d'Lune," by Joseph Szuk; and "La Belle au bois dormant," by Fourdrain, strom also gave a group of numbers. Mrs. James Morris of Minneapolis is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Edwin R. Keeler of 631 Walden road, until after the holidays. SO Miss Mary Gillett, 624 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth, returned Friday from Vassar college for a three week vaca- tion. RARE OLD ORIGINAL PRINTS Aquatints, Mezzotints, Fashion and Antique Furniture, Pewter, Lustre, Old Glass, Lamps, Bottles, large Flower prints. sollection of old maps. MRS. MARY ANN DICKE 808 Washington Evanston, IlL ticles in Graves conservatively. The "Different" Holiday Gift UALITY, design and util- ity differentiate the ideal from the commonplace remem- brance. Our complete displays of New Gift Jewelry afford wide choice of beautiful and useful ar- Charles E. Graves & Company Jewelers and Silversmiths MADISON AND WABASH Established 1857 quality. Priced is the Refrigerator with th: ice-man good-bye. Kelvin-et's dry, frosty cold keeps all foods longer and better. A splendid Christmas Gift! Kelvinator Electric Refrigeration built right into a refrigerator. Only an electric tion is ded to keep it cold. Relieves you of all trouble of caring for ice, gives you a colder refriger- ator and furnishes all of the many sdvantages of Kelvination. Call & 1d see it or phone for information. ET Mother bid Evanston University 2132 508 Davis Street MC 3 MINUTES from TELEPHONE to TRUCK Three minutes from the time your order reaches us--a truck is loaded by gravity from huge modern storage bins and 's ready to leave on its way to you. / * That's Service CC & M Ce | UNIVERSITY 5200 WILMETTE 333 GLENCOE 1100 NORTHBROOK 2000 LBS To THE TON