26 EE ------------------ PLAY GROUP TO MEET The Play Reading group of the North Shore Theatre guild will read "John Ferguson" by St. John Ervine, at the home of Mr and Mrs. A. H. Barber, 1214 Scott avenue, at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening, February 23. All guild mem- bers of Winnetka and Hubbard Woods are invited to attend. Mrs. Earl Wharton of 759 Porspect avenue left for Houston, Tex. Feb- ruary 10. She will be away until about March 1 WINNETKA TALK February, 20, 1926 I ---- ENTERTAINS FOR GUEST Mrs. Otto Ruess of 568 Hill terrace was hostess at a luncheon and bridge given at her home on Tuesday, Feb- bruary 16. Her guest of honor was Mrs Frederick D. Fogg of Boston, the decorations were in Mrs. Fogg's favor- ite colors, pink and pale blue. Spring flowers and pink and white roses were used very effectively on the tables. Miss Edna Irvine of 176 Forest ave- nue is leaving for Sarasota, Fla. in a few days. Recently having opened a piano studio Miss Edith Ray Young will accept a few more pupils. Telephone Wilmette 3651 Begin Work Soon on Sheridan Road Paving at Ravinia Of interest to the motorist who uses Sheridan roaa trequentty in his travels; also the automobilist-music- lover who frequents the rustic beauty of Ravinia Park in the summer months during the opera season, is the an- nouncement by Anton J. Cermak, pres- ident of the County board, that a sec- tion of Sheridan road between High- land Park and Glencoe will be under construction in a few weeks. This road, part of State Road R-42, has been in poor condition for some time. The construction includes the building of the bridge at the south village limits of Highland Park. Ac- cording to present plans it should be completed and ready for traffic in June, prior to the opera season. Paving of the County line road from Sheridan road, to the Green Bay road, will be started directly after the opera season at the park. As one link is utilized as a spur or detour while the other is improved, it is the desire of Mr. Cer- mak to work on one at a time. EVANSTON DIL, LAC If 1810 Ridge Avenue Evanston You-- have not driven the New and Greater Cadil- lac yourself, you do not know how truly mar- velous the performance of a quality automo- bile can be. It makes no difference how many years you have driven automobiles -- nor how many fine cars you have ridden in. We are prepared to prove this. A New and Greater Cadillac will be placed at your dis- posal for trial whenever you wish. Simply call us at University 8600. CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY, EVANSTON BRANCH Division of Gi / Motors Corp: University 8600 Rogers Park 9133 Spanish Style Is oi Plan for Skokie Valley Stations Plans and specifications have been prepared for the nine new stations to be erected on the Skokie Valley route of the Chicago, North Shore and Mil- waukee railroad. Construction work is expected in the near future. These structures are a new departure in station design, as the reproduction of the architect's drawing shows. They will add an artistic touch to the sur- roundings, fitting in admirably with the high type of residences that are being built in this new north shore suburban residential district. . The stations are of Spanish style, with cement plaster exterior and red tile roofs. They will contain all mod- ern improvements for the comfort and convenience of North Shore line pat- rons. Final preparations for placing the Skokie Valley route in operation are xpected to be completed by May 1. 11 track has been laid and ballasting completed. Installation of electric pew- r equipment and construction of inter- ocking plants are now under way. North Shore line officials give assur- ance that the Skokie Valley route will be in operation and ready to handle its portion of the great throng when the International Eucharistic Congress opens its session in June. The com- pany is co-operating with other trans- portation organizations in preparations for transporting the million or more followers of the Roman Catholic faith to and from Mundelein. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Jacobs of 368 Elder lane, who went abroad the latter part of January, are now motoring in Italy and will spend several weeks on the Riviera, returning home about April 1. Tempting to the Eye S a flower appeals to you the moment you see it, so does the delightful variety of delicious food at the Cen- tral Cafeteria appeal to the eye, guiding your selection according to the dictates of appetite. Everything at The Central looks so good because it. IS good! : Sundays 12 to 5 Personal Supervision of Fred Miller CENTRAL CAFETERIA Nelson Building Central Ave., east of Wilmette Ave. WILMETTE =