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a Re SOY; at ie AMER A Fr Sp Se Jah ig 5. 4 MLR 12 WINNETKA TALK August 21, 1926 .\ Ves Tatas AAA A) . J hn LL AR |W =) | ; ulm i) r= A Timely Suggestion CTOBER first is close at hand--the season of moving -- when leases expire and homes are sold. You have heard much of The Orringten-- of the newness and fresh- ness -- the elegance, the home-like environment of this happier place to live. The Orrington will ap- peal to you--will give you a new sense of ease and comfort and freedom from all household worry. Plan now to enjoy the ad- vantages of this delightful hotel home. Beautifully furnished, one, two and four room apartments available for occupancy. Visit us any day or evening, or phone University 8700. CMe ORRINGTON Evanston's Largest and Finest Hotel Car and Delivery Truck in Elm Street Crash A Ford touring car driven by Carl Papa, of 902 Linden avenue, and a light delivery Ford truck driven by James L. Sutherland, of 938 Cherry street, collided at Elm and Linden, Tuesday evening about 8 o'clock. Papa was driving east on Elm and Sutherland, who was driving in the opposite direc- when the cars crashed. Neither of the drivers were injured and Papa's car was little damaged, but a wheel was knocked off the truck. The J. Franklin Nelson family of 314 Walnut street, left Sunday for Michi- gan. They will go to Detroit and Lansing, and expect to stop over a few days with Mr. Nelson's aunt in Mem- phis. A cousin will accompany them on the trip. Mrs. Nelson is recuper- ating from an operation performed a few weeks ago. --(-- Miss Janice Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Fisher, 638 Ash street, returned this week from a two weeks' visit with her grandmother and aunt in Milwaukee, Wis. --()-- Dr. and Mrs. Davies Lazear, 892 Oak street, who have been summering in Europe for the past two months, have returned to their home. tion, attempted to turn into Linden, | MOTOR TO NEW YORK Mr. and Mrs. Dick LaFleur, and son, Richard and daughter, Connie, left Monday for New York state to visit their parents. They are motoring, and will return some time the first part of September. «Miss Katherine Blasius, 385 Birch street, leaves today for a two weeks' vacation in northern Wisconsin. She will visit Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fisher, 388 Chestnut street, in their summer home at Gilmore lake, Minong, Wis. Miss Helen Blasius leaves Win- netka the same day for a two weeks' tour of Yellowstone park. She will be accompanied by Miss Hilda Anderson. ---- Miss Ethel Hale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Hale, 761 Foxdale avenue, left Monday, August 16 for a week's visit at Lake Hamlin, Lud- ington, Mich. Miss Hale will be en- tertained by Miss Janet Gordon at her summer home on Lake Hamlin. ---- Miss Virginia E. Miller, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. O. H. Miller, 861 Foxdale avenue, is spending a week in Bur- lington, Wis., visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. A. Miller. --_--Q Mrs. Lewis A. Vollmann, 803 Cherry street, entertained for eight guests Wednesday afternoon in her home. Bunco was played. alone. tremes. Coupe Touring Car DeLuxe Sedan . Standard Sedan RT i, ot, Dopce BROTHERS DE LUXE SEDAN People select motor cars by different standards. Some desire luxury and ostenta- tion. Others, utility and economy Dodge Brothers De Luxe Sedan strikes a fine and distinguished balance--both inappearance and price -- between these two ex- It provides unusual comfort and roominess; a refinement of line and design in which the owner takes deep pride; and every- where in the world the name it bears is associated with the highest standards of integrity and workmanship. With reasonable care, the De Luxe Sedan serves its owners for years, frequently delivers mileage running well into six figures, and on the resale market brings prices that strikingly re- flect the solid value Dodge Brothers have built into it. Dollar for dollar's worth of genuine automobile! . $1150.50 960.00 906.50 855.50 Delivered WERSTED MOTOR CO. 562 Lincoln Ave. Winn. 165 li iid a 'Opera Star to Appear at Children's Party One of the treats of the season will be offered at the Children's concert at Ravinia Thursday afternoon, August 26, when Miss Helen Freund of the Chi- cago Civic and Ravinia Opera compa- nies will sing the music of the Doll ep- isode from the "Tales of Hoffman" with a group of children taking part in the pantomime. There will undoubtedly be a capaci- ty attendance at this concert which will be the ninth of the series and consequently next to the last to be presented this season. The great interest and enthusiasm shown by the children for the Thurs- day afternoon concerts has been high- ly gratifying to the members of the committee in charge. Each Thursday afternoon entertain- ment program this summer has been in charge of some one of the north shore towns. This week Thursday was Highland Park day and the children of the Eli Bates Home were the guests of the Ravinia Club and were enter- tained at luncheon by the Highland Park committee. Basket lunches were served in the park after which the children attended the concert. After the musical numbers by the Chicago Symphony orchestra, conducted by Eric Del.amarter, the program was given by a group of child artists, Mil- dred Waldman, pianist; John Horn, cellist; Harry Mazur, violinist, and Saul Dorfman, pianist. An interesting program is being ar- ranged for the tenth and last concert vided for the tenth and last concert Thursday afternoon, September 2, which will close a most successful Children's Thursday afternoon concert season. Miss Marion Osten of 913 Cherry street, with Miss Penelope Gooch of Ravenswood, left last Saturday to join a group of young folks at Hemlock Lodge resort, Eagle River, Wis., where they will spend their vacation. They will return about September 1. 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