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WINNETKA TALK June 12, 1926 Dr. and Mrs. J. W. F. Davies will leave soon for their summer home, "Indian Hill Camp" at Lake Hamlin, Ludington, Mich. They will stop en route at "Tower Hill Camp," Sawyer, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. George Ander- son of Lake Forest will occupy their home at 652 Lincoln avenue during their absence. --o Mrs. Francis Parker and Mts. Nor- man Parker were hostesses at a large musicale Wednesday, June 8, at their home, 656 Ardsley road. Our Pressing Service Means.... Thorough Brushing Spotting 7 77. % 7 % Yi & 722% Zk 0 ZH Correct Pressing Buttons Replaced -- All Repairing Done Rug and Blanket Cleaning A Specialty American Dry Cleaning Co. Phone 410 Winnetka 541 Chestnut Street rs A V2 trimming. To the Ladies.... | ....and Children Bobbing of ladies' and children's hair is our specialty. All work is done by experts who know the current styles of hair We Solicit Your Patronage 784 Elm St. M. L. Adams Barber Shop Phone Winn. 2 WINNETKA BEACHES TO OPEN NEXT TUESDAY (Continued from Page 3) 2. The Lake Front Park Beach will be officially open from 9:00 o'clock a. m. to 9:00 o'clock p. m. and the Elder Lane Beach from 1:00 o'clock p. m. to 9:00 o'clock p. m. 3. One of two guards will be on duty continuously between the above hours. 4. A matron will be on duty at the Lake Front Beach from 12:00 o'clock noon to 6:00 o'clock p. m. and from 7:00 o'clock p. m. to 9:00 o'clock p. m. The temperature of the water and air will be marked on the bulletin board each day. If the water is too rough or too cold for bathing, the beach will be closed and a sign to that effect displayed. Will Permit Fires Fires will be permited for picnic par- ties, except on Saturday afternoons, Sundays and holidays. 8. No dogs are allowed in the parks or on the beaches. 9. No clothing of any nature may be left on the beach at Lake Front Park, but must be placed in the bath house where lockers are provided for that purpose. 10. No dressing or undressing is per- mitted except in the bath house at Lake Front Park. 11. Profane language or rough conduct will not be tolerated. 12. For purposes of safety children un- der eight (8) years will not be per- mitted to bathe at this beach unless accompanied by an adult. 13. No smoking is permitted in the bath house. 14. Anyone breaking glass on the beach will be subject to arrest. 15. Winnetka residents using the beaches may secure a family season ticket from the Treasurer of the Win- netka Park District, at a price of $2.00 prior to June 15th and $3.00 after June 15th. This ticket entitles the family and two house guests at any one time to the use of the beaches and the bath house for the season. Each ticket is numbered and those using the beach may simply state the number on the ticket and the family name to the guard, matron or police officer on duty, the ticket being retained at home. 16. The charges, in lieu of the ticket, will be 50c for adults and 25c for chil- dren, on Saturdays, Sundays and holi- days, on other days, the charges will be 25¢ for adults and 10c for children. An additional fee of 25¢ will be made for the use of a locker at the Lake Front Park Beach, to those not hold- ing a ticket, on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. The foregoing fees must be paid to the attendant on duty in the bathing house at Lake Front Park, and to the guard on duty at Elder Lane Beach, before using the beach facilities. 17. Any violation of the foregoing rules will result in dismissal from the beach, and if persisted in, will result in arrest and prosecution under the ordinances of the Winnetka Park District. wo o ~ This highest art in permanent waving 'assures far more than ordinary satisfaction. Finest equipment and most expert operators here await your pleasure A Complete Beauty Parlor Service INDU Beauty Shop Ethel M. Taylor 818 Elm St. Winnetka 2176 Indian Hill Tennis The Daily Challenge and Automatic Ranking tennis tournament at the In- dian Hill Country club started June 1 and will continue until October. The present position of those engaging in the tournament is as follows: Men--Wm. C. Boyden, Jr, 1; A. R. Brunker, 2: J. K. Coolidge, 3; Chas. Klotz, 4; D. Leonard, 5; G. M. Mc- l Connell, 6: H. Pope, 7; S. B. King, 8; R. Prentiss, 9; C. D. Dallas, 10. Women--Jean Armstrong, 1; Mrs. CG. B. Massey, 2; Mrs. A. Boal, 3: Miss Rosamond Coffin, 4; Miss Polly King, 5: Mrs. W. D. Harvey, 6; Mrs. R. C. Hamill, 7; Mrs. W. G. Hibbard, 3rd, 8; Mrs. W. B. McIlvaine, 9; Mrs. R. H. Hobart, 10 Junior boys--E. G. Fulton, 1; J. Mc- Ewen, 2; F. Stanton, 3; D. Main, 4; H. Ripley, 5; W. McEwen, 6; L. Blatchford, 7: J. Elting, 8; F. Blatch- ford, 9; J. Armstrong, 10. Junior girls--Jean Armstrong, 1; Eleanor Sherman, 2; Lois Truesdale, 3; Jeanne Street, 4; Eleanor Cushman, 5: Margarete Lynde, 6; Betty Parker, 7: Louise Conway, 8; Barbara Holden, 9: Betty Webster, 10. Racquet Weilders (Boys)--Hughes Dallas, 1; Albert Winston, 2; Malcolm McConnell, 3: Edwin Price, 4; John Bersbach, 5: Russell Palmer, 6; Peter Cable, 7: David Lindsay, 8; William Elliott, 9; Towner Webster, 10. Racquet Weilders (Girls) --Evelyn Bouscaren, 1; Adalaide Ball, 2; Kath- erine Street,3; Elinor Coffin, 4; Mary Prindiville, 5; Katherine Klotz, 6; Josephine Dennehy, 7; Susan Badge- row, 8; Elizabeth Eckhart, 9; Jane Littell, 10. Ball Chasers (Boys)--Sam Lynde, 1; Henry Bouscaren, 2; John Senior, 3; Walter Strong, 4; Gifford Gardner, 5. Ball Chaser Girls--Helen Fulton, 1; Anne Palmer, 2; Dorothy Ott, 3: Al- lene Withers, 4; Marie Louise Gard- ner, 5. Ball Chasers (Juniors)--Phoebe Mas- sey, 1: Mary Armstrong, 2: Marjorie Truesdale, 3; Susan Ballard, 4; Jona- than Strong, 5. Mary Louise Gardner won the prize for form and play in her class Round Robbin tournament, for May, with 27 points: Allene Withers second with 26 2-3 points: Susan Badgerow third with 25 3-4 points. The next tennis tourna- ment at Indian Hill Club will be June 25, singles and mixed doubles. D. A. R. Chapter to Erect Tavern Marker A temporary marker will be placed on the site of Chicago's first tavern, called Sauganash, and erected in 1829 by Mark Beaubien on the southeast corner of Market and Lake streets, on Flag day, June 14, by the Kaskaskia chapter, Daughters of American Revo- lution, Mrs. Melville C. Chatten of Winnetka, regent. When first erected, this frame build- ing was the pride of the town, it is stated. It was there when Chicago was incorporated as a town in 1833, when that first election of trustees was held. CHURCH SOCIETY SUPPER Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Ballard and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Durham will be hosts at a supper Sunday eve- ning, June 13, at 6, at the Durham home, 811 Auburn road, Hubbard Woods, for the Young People's Fel- lowship of Christ church. If the weather permits, games will be played out of doors at 5. TAKE NEW OFFICES Dr. O. E. Andres and Dr. Albert J. Bushey have taken offices at 462 Win- netka avenue in the new Indian Hill building. They are prepared to meet their patients at the new location. ;