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October 9, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 11 NORTH SHORE TO VIEW BETTER HOMES EXHIBIT Highland Park Woman's Club Sponsors Unusual Exposition October 13 to 15 One of the most notable projects ever undertaken by a woman's club in the tenth district is the forthcoming Better American Homes now being promoted by the Highland Park Woman's club. The club build- ing owned by this organization at Sheridan road and Elm place, in High- land Park, will house the exposition on October 13, 14 and 15. This is an enterprise of considerable magnitude and all plans are about completed for its success. Forty Exhibitors Both floors of the building are be- ing devoted to the purposes of the exposition and about forty exhibitors in all have bought space for the dis- play of their products. The main au- ditorium floor has been given over almost entirely to the more decorative and beautiful appurtenances of the home, and numbers among its exhibi- tors the following: Lyon & Healy, The W. P. Nelson company, John A. Colby & Sons, Wal- ter G. Warrem & Sons, C. G. Everson and company, Brandt Linen company, Plymelt Products company, Crane company, Scholle Furniture company, Nahigian & Bros., The Hub, Compton's Picture Encyclopedia, Celotex com- pany, Hartman Trunk company, C. D. Macpherson, Illinois Life Insurance company. On Basement Floor On the basement floor are found the more utilitarian appliances, displayed by the following concerns: Bohn Syphon Refrigerator, Frye exposition | x |of the Highland Park Woman's club, Home Utilities, The Stover company, Frigidaire, Kelvinator, North Shore ley Home Utilities, Wilson & Scott, Crane company, Public Service com- pany, Kitchen Aid manufacturing com- pany, Mcllvaine Oil Burner corpora- tion, Puro Filters, H. N. Blasius com- pany, Edward Strenger, Vic C. Killian, Inc, Royal Vacuum Cleaner, O. K. Vacuum Brush. Backed by Federation Although the work of promotion is being done by the finance committee it is also in line with the most im- portant current project of the Gen- eral Federation of Woman's clubs throughout the country in stressing the value of the American home. Club women everywhere are urged to support this project by their inter- est and attendance. A nominal ad- mission charge, is being made to the general public, though club women may obtain tickets through their own organizations. The hours of the ex- position are from noon to 10 o'clock in the evening, on the three days of its continuance. Janet Chatten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Chatten, 1025 Dinsmore road, and Marjorie Winterbotham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Win- terbotham of Oak street, were joint hostesses Saturday afternoon, October 2, from 2 until 5, at a party given for a number of their young friends in celebration of their birthdays, which occur the same week. --e Mrs. Daniel J. Coyne, 830 Chestnut, Wilmette, and Mrs. Harry Redfern of River Forest were hostesses Monday at the luncheon given at Marshall Field's tea room for the wives of the butter and egg men who came for the convention this week at the Drake hotel. ily. The Kind of Meats Folks Prefer HERE'S just one reason we serve so many folks with their meats--herc they are sure of good, clean products such as they feel safe in feeding the fam- Peters Market Phones 920-921 734 Elm St. | | Gas company, A B C Oil Burners, Sid- | Pharmacy, was RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL W. F. Waxler, connected with Adams expected to return Thursday, October 7 from the Evans- ton hospital, where he was taken for treatment. Mr. Waxler contracted an infection in his eye which needed hos- pital attention. Mr. and Mrs. F. Schwall, 797 Cherry street, have rented their home and will spend the winter in Los Angeles, Cal Mr. and Mrs. William Brand. 585 Lincoln avenue, have accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Schwall, who left last week to drive to the coast. Edna R. Oberg ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HER Violin Studio Winnetka Music School Studio 859 Elm St. Ph. Winn. 1325 CHICAGO STUDIO 1330 Thorndale Avenue Phone, Edgewater 4413 mind. 735 Elm Street When There Comes That Time of the Evening That Lies Between Twilight and Dark You will enjoy home all the more for a fireplace where dreams grow in the glowing embers or coals of the grateful fire as its rays dance out through the room. We can equip your room with a complete fireplace, or with andirons, dogs, sets of fire irons, screens and hods at prices that are to your liking for what you have in An Electric Heater That You'll Like Graceful in design. wide, warm glow of heat. on the electric meter. for the dressing room, the bath room, or to take the chill off while the house heat is coming up. Eckart Hardware Co. Phone Winnetka 843-44 WINNETKA Instantaneous in a Economical Just the thing