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Randolph 1035 Delicious Specials Every Evening at the Plaza OONDAY PATRONS at The Library Plaza Cafeteria quickly learn that in the evening, too, the Plaza is the preferred place for the best things to eat. Note these evening economy specials, served each day after five o'clock: : Mondays Toasted Tenderloin Steak Sandwich; French Fried Potatoes Tuesdays Roast Quarter of Philadelphia Chicken; Stuffed Cranberries; Breast, 45c; Leg.... Wednesdays Broiled English Lamb Chop, en Casserole. .45¢c Thursdays Hot Turkey Sandwich; Green Peas; Mashed Potatoes Creamed Salmon Sandwich; Sliced Eggs; Mashed Potatoes Saturdays Filet Mignon (French Tenderloin Steak); Fresh Mushrooms; Roast Potatoes A. OAT OA XO : : : ; Sunday Special (Served all Day) Hot Roast Prime Ribs of Native Beef Sandwich; Mashed Potatoes LIBRARY PLAZA CAFETERIA Orrington Avenue. just South of Church Street in the Library Plaza Hotel (A OO OO OO NO NOM XO. DO XO XN XD) 4 OTP oI © IY SID oA © Nl. TE. STE SED. SW ou 0 | E. Roehm, to Jackson K. Dering, Jr., son of Mrs. Jackson K. Dering of the Ambassador hotel and Lake Villa. Miss Roehm is a freshman at North- the Delta Delta Delta sorority. Mr. Dering is a junior at Harvard uni- versity. No date has been chosen for the wedding. Mrs. Howard E. Perry of Portland, Maine, is the house guest of her sister, Mrs. Rudolph Matz of "Wynnecliff," in Hubbard Woods. Many of her former friends are entertaining for Mrs. Perry, who will remain here a while longer. Is there a shadow falling across the windows of your mind?' so, you can have this shadow removed if you do not delay too long. Continue to enjoy com- fortable and good vision by car- ing for your eyes. We advise a thorough eye examination. 16 years of successful practice DR. O. H. BERSCH Optometrist 1177 Wilmette Avenue Wilmette Phone for Appointment Wil. 2766 or Res. Wi, 1707 I I R.B. WARD FUNERAL DIRECTOR You can recom- mend us when the pccasion demands professional at- tention for friends, relatives and acquaint- ances. Lady Assistant Private Ambulance PHONE UNIVERSITY 600 western university and a member of | 40 WINNETKA TALK March 6, 1925 ; 3 | Fane Cormany, fon a4. and Mrs. | , p BETROTHED 'Jennie L. Adams ] . 3 /. B. Cormany of 548 Maple avenue, | Ir. and Mrs. George R. Roehm of | SE 3 | aterisined six little friends Saturday |835 Hill road have announced the en- Called by Death i "| |afternoon on the occasion of his sixth gagement of their daughter, Dorothy at Highland Park Mrs. Jennie I. Adams, wife of Postmaster Elmer E. Adams and mother of Alva Lee Adams, of the Adams Pharmacy at 784 Elm street, passed away at the Highland Park hospital, Wednesday morning, March 3, at 5:35 o'clock, following an illness of several weeks' duration, pleurisy being the direct cause of her death. Mrs. Adams was a daughter of Wil- liam H. and Martha Cazel, of Olney, Ill, where she was born February 23, 1867. There she was united in mar- riage with Mr. Adams, November 23, 1887, soon after which they came to Chicago, and to Winnetka, in 1898, where the family has since resided, their present home being at 873 Oak street. In 1903 Mr. Adams was one of the founders of the present Adams pharmacy, which Mrs. Adams actively participated in developing, gaining a host of friends throughout this com- munity who now deeply mourn her passing. Mr. Adams, who has been postmaster in Winnetka since 1921, al- so held this office for the four years between 1909 and 1913. Previous to that time, dating from 1894 and also between his terms as postmaster, he was employed in the railway mail service. Mr. Adams has just been re- appointed for another term as post- master. Mrs. Adams was a member of the Eastern Star, of Winnetka, and of the White Shrine, of Evanston. In addition to the husband and son, five brothers and two sisters survive. The brothers are, T. J. Cazel, of De- catur; Robert Cazel, of Freeport; George Cazel, of Champaign; John D. Cazel, of Olney, and Harley R. Cazel, of Villa Grove. The sisters are, Mrs. Belle Stevens, of Chicago, and Mrs. Charles Rexroat, of Bloomington. Funeral services were conducted from the chapel, at Memorial Park cemetery, Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, by the Rev. James Austin Richards of the Winnetka Congrega- tional church. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT An interesting betrothal of two young people very well known among the younger set of the village was made this week by Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam H. Colvin, Sr., of Evanston, of the engagement of their daughter, Lora Josephine, to Gordon Whitney, son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles P. Whitney of 404 Church street. The Colvin family has a large acquaintance here. 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