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28 WINNETKA TALK December 19, 1925 Woman's Catholic Club Plans Children's Party The philanthropy department was in charge of the meeting of the Woman's Catholic club of Wilmette held Fri- day, December 11, at the auditorium of the St. Francis Xavier school, Mrs. Harry Bettinghaus, presiding. Jean Miller gave several beautiful dances, Mrs. Charles Broad gave a charming reading of "Smiling Through," and Irene Ludwig played two piano solos. The Woman's Catholic club of Wil- mette will give a holiday party for the children of the parish of school age. The affair will be a special show- ing of moving pictures at the Village theatre Monday, December 28, at 2:30 o'clock. In addition to the Parish chil- dren, about 100 little guests will be in- vited. GOLFERS GIVE LUNCHEON Women Golfers of the North Shore club gave a luncheon Monday in honor of the chairman of the Woman's Golf committe, Mrs. H. H. Harrison of Ev- anston. In appreciation of her work and interest, she was presented with a silver cream and sugar service. All the women golfers who played during the season were present. ANNOUNCE LECTURES The education department of The Neighbors, the Kenilworth Woman's club, is conducting a course of lectures on current events by R. E. Pattison Kline alternating Tuesday mornings during January, February, and March. The talks will be given at 10:15 o'clock January 12, 26; February 9, 23; March Those wishing to apply are asked to send checks to Mrs. Charles H. Bent, chairman of the department. GOES EAST TO LIVE L. W. Foster, veteran piano tuner, who is known to hundreds of house- holders of the north shore, is leaving soon to make his home at Schoback Landing, New York, where he will live with his sister. Wilmette Girl Wins Praise for Her Acting Miss Agnes Biesemeier ot Wilmette, who this autumn became a member of the faculty of Vassar college, has been playing one of the leads, as Mary the Third, in the play of that name by Rachel Crothers which has been produced by the Poughkeepsie Com- munity Theatre at the Vassar Brothers Institute December 9 to 12 inclusive. The performances have heen re- ceived with great enthusiasm, and the press notices Miss Biesemeier has re- ceived speak of her as admirably cast for the part, and her "wholesome act- ing and unaffected manner made her role seem not acted, but lived," quotes one of her critics. Miss Biesemeier has appeared in local productions during her years at New Trier high school and Northwestern university. After spending several months in Paris, where Miss Fuller was studying, Mrs. Frank H. Fuller and her daugh- ter, Miss Phoebe, are at their home, Pavillon Menival, Canner, France. Luggage and accessories of leather always have been most acceptable as gifts. Ee RTI LL] i) wai 1126 Central Ave. that are remembered for more than a year are to be Unique Style Shop Beautiful, Practical and Ornamental at a very found at small cost Phone Wilmette 2403 A New Fuel UE to the miners' strike in Pennsylvania anthracite fields, many substitutes are being brought out for use. Among these is ARKANSAS ANTHRACITE While Arkansas Anthracite has been marketed in its home terri- tory for twenty-five years, it is en- tirely new in the middle west. It has never been shipped here for two reasons: First, small produc- tion; second, disadvantageous freight rates. Both of these handicaps have now been removed and there is a fair supply of this coal, consider- ing the unusual demand for it. ARKANSAS ANTHRACITE is a short-grain anthracite and in this respect differs from the Pennsylvania, which is a long-grain anthracite. It is absolutely slateless and boneless, free from soot and smoke and has less than half the ash as compared with Pennsylvania anthracite. ARKANSAS ANTHRACITE can be used in any kind of heating plant in which Pennsylvania anthracite or any other soft coal can be used. Let us deliver you a trial order. "From Basement to Roof" HUBBARD WOODS LUMBER & COAL COMPANY Yards--Hubbard Woods Phones--Winnetka 451-452 ASSOCIATE YARDS Evanston Lumber Co.. 2738 W. Railroad Ave., Evanston. University 7700. Wilmette 289 Niles-Edgebrook Lumper Co. Morton Grove 140 Deerfield Lumber Co., Deerfield 2