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WINNETKA TALK June 5, 1926 Real Eeralidh Sheffield is of immediate interest to the giver of gifts and to the housewife, due to its rare refinement, typical design, utmost utility, lasting service and moderate price. A wide variety of these pieces is now being displayed -- we invite you to drop in at either address and enjoy the charm and beauty of the full exhibit. H ipp & Coburn Co. Jewelers and Silversmiths 915 Marshall Field Annex Building Main Floor, Wrigley Building Chicago How About Your Oriental Rugs When You Go Away? I.et us clean, repair and store Ini Cary rN LL them for you safely at a very nominal cost. milly They will be insured against fire, moth and theft. Call Unversity 1024 fin a Mig IC ap Oriental Rug Dept. SS Lays i005 E32 BIEL af yosulBO) 8 BR pwr dE Tl IRR I ". Ea Open Gardens to All | Marriage June 12 The Lake Forest (arden club has ar- ranged for another series of garden openings on Saturdays: in June and July. A nominal admission charge will be made each Saturday for the four different gardens to be opened each week from 11 o'clock in the morning to 7 'o'clock in the evening. The list includes twenty-eight: . different - gar- dens, some of which never before have been opened to 'the public: The: schedule follows : June. 5--Mrs. John T. Pirie, Mrs. Thomas E. Donnellev, Mrs. A. B. Dick. Ir., Mrs. Roy, E. S'urtevant, all of Lake Forest: June I2Z--Cyrus McCor-: mick Mrs. Walliam' H. «Mitchell. Mrs. George D. McLaughlin, Mrs. Walter Brewster, all of Lake. Forest; June 19--Mrs. Rockefeller McCormick. Mrs. James H. Douglas, Mrs. Samuel T. Chase. Mrs. William E. Clow, all of Lake Forest: June 26--Mrs. J. Og- den Armour, Mrs. Joseph M. Cudahy, Mrs. Leverett Thompson, and Mrs. George A. McKinlock, all of Lake For- est: Saturday, Tuly 3--Mrs. Howard Phillips. Winnetka: Mrs. Frederick W. Scott, Hubbard Woods; Mrs. John W. Gary. Hubbard Woods: Mrs. Tames Simpson, Hubbard Woods; Tuly 10--Mrs. Laurence H. Armour, Mrs. C. Morse Ely, Mrs. Harrv B. Clow, Mrs. Robert McGann, all of Take Forest: Julv 17--Mrs. Charles H. Schwenne, Mrs. Louis E. Laflin, Mrs. A. A. Carpenter, Mrs. De Forest Hul- burd, all of Lake Forest. W. C. T. U. MEETING The Wilmette and. Winnetka Wom- an's Christian Temperance Union will hold an all-day meeting Monday, June 7, at the home of Mrs. Mary B. Prontv. 693 Willow road. Winnetka. Sewing will he done for the disabled veterans at Great Lakes hospital. Miss Marion Keenev, 523 Hawthorn lane, a nunil of the Adolph Bolm School of Dancing, will dance in the verformance of Carmen 'eiven hy the tilenn Dillard School of Music and Dramatic Art at the Studebaker thea- "re Sunday, June 6, at * 2 Be Safe for the Beach! Classes in swimming and diving for beginners, swimmers, and ex- perts, from 6 to 80 years of age. Special instruction for those who need it. New Trier High Natatorium Opens June 21 for 8 weeks of teaching. Clear, sparkling, filtered water, free from dangerous holes and currents. Beats the Beach For .-- Expert Instruction--Care- ; ful Supervision, Absolute Safety. For Information EDGAR B. JACKSON : | 9 A.M.-3 P.M. Evening Calls | right glasses at a | 7 West 'Madison St. Winnetka..2400 University. 6448. i hr Miss Audrey Stixrud The young people who will be mem- bers of the bridal party at the mar- riage of Miss Audrey Stixrud of Win- netka and George Shipman of 432 Warwick road, Kenilworth, will be: Mrs. Giles Weiss, matron of honor, Miss Elizabeth Shipman, maid of honor, and Miss Gretchen Stratton of the South Shore Country club and Miss Alice Shipman, the bridesmaids. The two latter are Pi Beta Phi sorority sisters, who with the bride-elect, at- tended the University of Illinois. The ring bearer will be Thomas Keith. yongest son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keith of 310 Warwick road, Kenil- worth. Mr. Shipman will have as his best man, William Woodward of Evanston, and the ushers are to be Giles Weiss, Richard Osgood, Keith Davis of Wil- mette, and Kenneth Stixrud, brother of the bride-elect. Among the pre-nuptial affairs are the following: Mrs. Weiss gave a per- sonal shower May 18. Mrs. R. A. Hoag- land and Mrs. Orwig of Winnetka gave a shower at the former's home Friday, May 28. On June 5, the Misses Shipman will give a linen shower and tea for Miss Stixrud, and on Monday, June 9, the bride-elect's mother will give a trousseau tea. Mr. and Mrs. Stixrud will give the bridal dinner for the entire wedding party at Skokie Country club Friday, June 11. The wedding will take place Satur- day evening, June 12, at Christ church, Winnetka, at 8:30 o'clock. The Ash Street circle meeting has been postponed to June 15, it is an- nouced, on account of the circle din- ner to be held Tuesday, June 8. The meeting, on June 15, will be a picnic at the lake front. EYE STRAIN Causes Headaches When Your Eyes Need Care CONSULT AN EXPERT I have taught the eve, its trouble, in a Chicago Eye College for over ten years. For the truth and MODERATE PRICE DR. J. J. LEWIS COR. STATE 10th Floor : 3 AM to 6 PooMiToE hgh Rand 2826