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Be i January 9, 1926 WINNETKA TALK Children Appear in Charming Program at Winnetka Club The pupils from the different schools in Winnetka did great credit to them- selves and much honor to their schools in the children's entertainment given at the Winnetka Woman"s club the last Tuesday afternoon in December. Pupils from the North Shore Country Day school sang folk songs in Russian costume, under the supervision of Miss Helen Davis. Mrs. Homer Cotton di- rected a trio from New Trier high school. These young people are highly talented and played charmingly, a "Serenade" 'by Liebe, "Adagio" by Beethoven, "Moment Musical" by Schubert, and a "Hungarian Dance" by Brahms. The pantomime by the Skokie school pupils was beautifully done, and was received with great glee by the many children in the audience. After the singing of familiar Christ- mas carols, lollypops were passed to the children. The committee in charge was composed of Mrs. Ernst von Ammon and Mrs. Warner Robinson. The afternoon's hostesses were Mrs. Benjamin Affleck, Mrs. Frederick Christopher, Mrs. A. G. Henning, Mrs. Ralph Brockett, Mrs. William Elliott, and Mrs. Charles Thompson. SAIL ON MAIDEN VOYAGE A party of 10 Winnetka and Kenil- worth residents sails from New York for Eurove Saturday, January 23, on the new Italian steamer, Conte Blanca, on its maiden trip. Mr. and Mrs. Fugene A. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coyne, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marsh will compose the group that plans to spend two months abroad, traveling most of the time in Italy, France, and Switzerland. Two Representatives to Address Meeting of Winnetka Voters Two state representatives, Howard P. Castle and Mrs. J. Paul Goode, have been secured as speakers for the next meeting of the Winnetka League of Women Voters, Monday, January 11. Miss Elizabeth Gemmell, chairman of the committee on citizenship and elec- tions, is in charge of the meeting. It will begin with luncheon at 12:30 o'clock at Community House. The business of the meeting will be conducted, as usual, during the lunch- eon, and the speaking will begin promptly at 1:15. The speakers are to be allowed to chose their own subjects. These have not yet been announced, but will probably have to do with the work of the legislature at the coming session. Mr. Castle is the representa- tive from this north shore district. Mrs. Goode represents the sixth ward in Chicago. A meeting of the 'poard of directors of the league will be held at 11:30 Monday morning, January 11, in the League rooms at Community House. AGAIN CONDUCTS CLASS Mrs. Maurice Lieber is again con- ducting a class in parliamentary law procedure commencing Monday morn- ing, January 11, at Community House at 9 o'clock. Those wishing to avail themselves of this course, which will continue for ten weeks, may com- municate with Mrs. Lieber. 514% Money Have funds to loan on choice improved North Shore Suburban residence property at A%% in- terest. See us on renewals E. G. Pauling & Co. 5 N. LaSalle St. Main 0250 The Olde - Hay Loft Cor. of Grove & Church EVANSTON The only dine and Phone dance amusement Greenleaf place on the North Shore. 140 Frint George-Director Phone your phone us for advance. ne new In order that you may be assured of desirable tables, we ask you to SPECIAL NOON DAY DANCING : } Come and eat your luncheon, dance and be} 1 entertained by Frint George's i P SEVEN "BARN SWALLOWS" 1 3 Reservation reservations in Telephone At Wilmette 600 Fountain Sq. Without Toll Evanston A Remarkable Group of Desirable $ ) R50 Coats Priced Included in this lot are many of the well-known "Shagmoor" qualities, some fur trimmed while others in the more practical models are fashioned with collars of self material. Girls' and Misses' COATS and DRESSES Are Reduced for Final Clearance Second Floor = * The Boot Shop Announces A JANUARY SALE OF FINE SHOES Jan. 7th to Jan. 16th It is an economy that begins with a great saving in expenditure and proves itself throughly worth while in the smartness and superior quality of the shoes in these sale groups. $5.90 and $6.75 Prices in each group are notably low. Leathers and shoe materials are of a high order of excellence, and work- manship is of the best, which emphasizes the splendid values at the sale prices. Boys', Girls' and Children's Shoes--Oxfords--Slippers Infants Sizes, 51, 108 iv sv tadtie sin. coins ros $2.40 Child's Sizes, 84 toll ....«. conv. Ld... $2.90 Misses Sizes, Hla to 2... cc. oi va a $3.90 Little Gents, Boys' Sizes 10 to 13% 1 to 51 $2.90 $3.40