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B | March 13, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 35 Present Own Swiss Play Photo by Lehle The boys and girls of the third grades of the Hubbard Woods school presented a Swiss play at the Assembly period last week. For the last two months the children have been studying Switzerland in their social science work. The history, customs and manners of the Swiss people have been discussed to furnish an appropriate background for the various activities. During the group and creative activities part of the day a trip was taken to see Swiss chalets. The sand table was turned into a Swiss village with its lakes, mountains, etc. Legends, myths, and modern stories of the Swiss were read; folk songs and folk dances were learned. As a material out- growth of these activities, the children decided to dramatize the "Swiss Twins," by Lucy Fitch Perkins. They chose the characters and each child in the group participated in the play. With the co-operation of the art, music and physical education supervisors, the children made their costumes and scenery and learned their folk songs and folk dances. They enjoyed the play so much themselves that they gave it for the other schools as well as their own school. This is typical of the work being done in the group 'and creative period of the schools. AT CORNELL BANQUET Among the Winnetka Cornell men who attended the annual Cornell ban- quet Friday evening in the University club were Theodore Rockwell, Towner Webster, and Herman Bartholomay, Dr. Livingston Farrand, L. C. Benent, "Our Friend Louie," and S. H. Ayer, "Cornell's premier entertainer," were guests of honor. Pickens Johnson was in charge of affairs. exterminated in Overstuffed Furni- BA ture by XTERMX d process of fumiga- ting and treating. Furniture returned guaran- teed free from infestation, odor- less and thoroughly vacuume- Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Cary-Curr, 1051 Spruce street, entertained a few friends Saturday evening at bridge for SAIL FOR WEST INDIES | J. E. Bradstreet of 334 Ridge avenue | is leaving Saturday, March 13, for Money to loan on the Sound Beach, Conn., where he will| join his daughter, Mrs. Howard H. | . Hoyt. Mr. Bradstreet and Mrs. Hoyt | security of North Shore will sail from New York next week on | a cruise to the West Indies. They will | property -- present im- spend sometime in Havana and Florida, | and will be away about six weeks. provements or construc- George D. Rose has leased his resi- | tion projects. dence at 260 Lincoln drive, Glencoe to Clarence G. Troup for two years, dur- ing which time Mr. and Mrs. Rose will travel extensively, starting Tues- day for an auto tour of the Pacific coast, and culminating in a compre- hensive trip around the world. Op The Walden Road Bridge club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Masters, 851 Ash street, Fri- | day, March 12. Service Plus! Fish--Meat--Poultry Let us supply you with the best and only the best. If you have not already tried our meats, we know that you will be more than satisfied when you do. We are now ready to serve you with quality and service. When may we expect your call? Four Deliveries Daily DEAN & BROWN Phone 420 Winnetka 910" Linden Ave. Hubbard Woods XTERMX FUMICATORS their week-end house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dean of Hinsdale, for- merly of Winnetka. Oo Mrs. J. Harry Selz, 740 Sheridan road, Glencoe, chairman of the garden committee of the Service Star Legion, was in charge of the program Monday, March 8, at the Chicago Woman's club. JAZZ SCHOOL OF POPULAR MUSIC hristéense Chicago. Write for Free Booklet LE RE J and it's in 20 Lessons on Piano, Banjo, Sax., ete. Telephone Wilmette 3347 DR. FRANK B. ERWIN VETERINARIAN Specializing in the treatment of your best friends the , . "Dog and Cat" All ealls receive my personal : attention 724 Prairie Ave. Wilmette, Ill 992 Linden Ave. | -/ Hubbard Woods -- ER ---- i a ---- the best! It must be, for only the best ingredients are used in mak- ing the ice cream for which Mrs. Bernitt has become famous. If you have not already tried our cream, do so now, then tell us how you like it. "All Orders Packed in Ice and Delivered at Your Door Mrs. Bernitt's Ice Cream Kitchen © 1330 Sherman Ave. Evanston Winnetka 2512 University 2052 ME a 3 a ------