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- ha oS 1£ WINNETKA TALK June 12, 1926 ST | Mrs. R. Jensen of 379 Rosewood ave- nue is leaving for New York this week to accompany her sister and niece to New York to see them sail for abroad. Before returning she will go to Phila- delphia for the sesqui-centennial ex- position. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Klee, iormer- | Retiring School Leader ly of Ash street, held an "at home" and "house warming" Sunday, June 6, in their newly built home at 525 Linden avenue, Highland Park. Many Winnetka friends were among those present. PALACE CASH rion: MARKE Univ. 2720 1559 Sherman PHONE Univ. 2720 Ave., Evanston The North Shore's Leading Market Fresh Long Island Duck 43¢c 1926 Fresh Dressed Broilers 49¢ Fresh Prime Beef Tenderloin 45c¢ 1926 Genuine Spring Leg of Lamb 45¢ Very Best Bacon (Sliced) 3 lbs. $1.25 Gets Token From Pupils At the final assembly of Skokie school Tuesday afternoon at 2, Willard W. Beatty, assistant superintendent of public schools of Winnetka and princi- pal of Skokie school, who is leaving at the close of this term to accept the superintendency of the public schools at Bronxville, N. Y. was presented with a beautiful painting in water colors of one of the splendid Skokie scenes by the well-known Winnetka artist, Hugo VonHofsten. ['he present was a gift from the children and also the members of the faculty. The presentation speech was made by Harry Clark, director of athletics at Skokie school. Mr. Beatty was also presented with one of the service pins, which were presented to certain members of the student body in recognition of the value of the spirit of individual service. This presentation was made by Jane Copthorne, president of the student body. FIRE DAMAGES FENCE The Winnetka fire department was called to the James I. Houghteling place at 731 Prospect avenue, Wednes- day, to extinguish a blaze in a large pile of leaves, which damaged the fence to the extent of about $10. The leaves were being retained in a pile for fer- tilizing purposes. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Reilly and fam- ily, 640 Blackthorn road, leave Satur- day, June 12, for their summer home at Lake Geneva. During their absence Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Renshaw of Chi- cago will occupy their residence. EE John McConnell, 746 Rosewood ave- nue, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Mec- Connell, is ill with scarlet fever at the Evanston hospital. This Home in Glenview Borders | Glenview Borders. For a small down payment and the balance like rent. You'll enjoy the ideal surroundings. The North Shore Golf Club is just across the road. Sewer, water, roads, gas and electric mains are all in and paid for. Telephone Wilmette 974-J or sign and return this Please tell me about your financing plan. TEIN RA I "S \ J SPECIAL ADVERTISIN OFFER Good only during the month of June PHOTOGRAPHS for only 5 12-4x6 French Gray $5.00 inn 6-5x8 ud $5.00 3-6x10 " "$5.00 1-8x10 " "$5.00 Ny 615 DAVIS ST. Hoyburn Building EVANSTON Phone University 2238 Hamburger-W eil Wedding to Take Place on June 21 The marriage of Miss Jane Ham- burger to George Meyer will take place Monday evening, June 21, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Hamburger, 502 Willow road, Winnetka. Dr. Harvey Wessel will read the service at 9. Miss Ham- burger has chosen as her maid of honor, Mrs. Walter V. Wolff of St. Louis, Mo., and her sister, Miss Ruth Hamburger, as bridesmaids. Mr. Meyer's only brother, Dr. Samuel J. Meyer of Michigan City, Ind., will act as best man. Mr. Meyer has been residing in St. Louis since the first of the year, but will return to the City June 12. The young couple are taking a European honeymoon and are sailing from Montreal June 25, on the S. S. Montrose. They will go to Toronto first, and take the trip through the Thousand Islands to Montreal. They are arranging an extensive tour of England, Holland, Belgium and France. Upon their return late in the summer, they will live in Evanston. The following list includes the affairs given for Miss Hamburger and Mr. Meyer prior to their marriage: May 28, Mrs. Henry Weil, a lunch- eon at the North Shore hotel; June 8, Miss Virginia Loeb, bridge and linen shower; June 9, Miss Marie Levi, luncheon and matinee; June 10, Miss Marion Kawinm, bridge and miscel- laneous shower; June 12, Miss Ruth Eisendrath, bridge-luncheon at North- moor Country club; June 14, Mr. and Mrs. A. Weil, a dinner for the bridal party; June 15, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Berkson, a dinner party; June 16, Dr. and Mrs. Walter Hamburger, dinner and theatre party; June 18, Mrs. Joseph Wile, Mr. and Mrs. George Levy, a dinner-dance at the Edge- water Beach hotel; June 19, a dinner at the Dells; June 20, Mr. and Mrs. Shandon Tinner, a Sunday evening tea in honor of the bridal party. Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Agrv, 711 locust road, left Friday, June 11, for Boston for a brief visit with Mrs. Agry's father. They will also go to Hanover, Mass., to attend Mr. Agry's fifteenth reunion at Dartmouth college on June 18. They will then motor to the White Mountains for a fortnight's stay before driving home. PA Miss Marigold Langworthy, who has spent the winter in the East, returned to her home, 832 Bryant avenue, last Sundav. She will remain in Winnetka a week or ten days, and then will leave with her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Laneworthy, on an extensive trip in the West. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Lang- worty and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mur- ray, 832 Bryant avenue, are giving a reception Sunday, Tune 13, from 4 until 8, for Mr. and Mrs. Willard Beatty, who are leaving shortly for the Fast. McKeown, Vitae road, --0-- Mr... and Mrs. J. I. formerly of 588 Arbor have moved to Chicago. Summer Camps Are you sending your boy or girl to Summer Camp; or away to School this fall, if so note: All the best schools and camps of the United States have for 20 years maintained a Central office in Chicago to give catalogs and advice free to you. Come in, write or phone: AMERICAN SCHOOLS' AND CAMPS' ASS"N 1204 Stevens Bldg. Tel. Cen. 6648 (At 17 N. State St., Chicago)