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January 22, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 1 pn . . | . Noted Psychiatrist | Day School's Vaudeville X ill Be January 28 Speaks to Parents Dance W . . p «7 | The annual vaudeville and dance Slate and Tile Roofing on Child's Conduct given by the executive committee of Sh t M tal Ww k Dr. John Favill, noted psychiatrist | the North Shore Country Day choot ee e or. : ; sist of Chicago. gave a lec- | Student governing association, will take and HE oF Co Fass 2 lec. | place Friday evening, January-28, at Slate Walks and Terraces ture on the "Problems of Adolescence," | tle' eri rit Dies m : . . | the girls' gymnasium. The entertain- at a meeting of the parents and teach- | ments this year will be under the joint Interior or Exterior ers of the seventh and eighth grades | auspices of the dramatic club and stu- } of the North Shore Country Day |dent's governing association. WILLIAM i. WENTE ] school, last Tuesday. The program will consist of several ; As premises of his talk, Dr. Favill | musical and dramatic numbers, the ; Sheet Metal Contractor made three points about the general [leading feature of which will be a con- Phone Winn. 225 874 Center St., Hubbard Woods rearing of the child in the home. First, | tinuation in humorous vein, of the that the child has to be convinced that | theme of "Iolanthi," the opera given he: life is a matter of choices, that "you |by the school opera club last year. { cannot have your cake and eat it too." All friends of she school are invited Next, that the parent should convince | to this performance. JANUARY SELLING VALUES * the child that the parent's experience -- ---- in | special problems of adolescence are not | Wiss 5 Dever, Miss Joka La- ene rr $1.42 so much inherent in its age as in those |throp, 1arles Merriman, and judge . , " a WY. 5 stoke 2x09 EVN SER Ae 1.55 ! of the decade before, from the ages of Hugo Pam also spoke. x | 2 to 12. The child has to have someone en PE re id 1 SIx09 LY lta A ars 1.70 | in whom to confide and very often this Mrs. B. F. Langworthy, president of " comes to be someone outside the the Woman s City Slab, was the speak! SIxI0B © © iain 1.85 | home, because at some time the par- |€F at the program and func ACOIC Of as 5x 381% 42 ents have failed to give the child full Chicago Outdoor Art league Tuesday, 145x385 © (Een. y cofifidence January 18. Mrs. Langworthy chose ] "Indi a i troubl ' ; for her subject "Out o' Doors" as » ndications of trouble are too great |she sees it. WwW secretiveness on the part of the child, --O amsutta Percale depression and sullenness. When these Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. Mendelsohn of 63x99 each "i....'. cro us $3.48 81x99 MY iB Eevers 4.40 become exaggerated, it is wise to seek | 358 Winnetka avenue are leaving, Sun- 72x99 Te ind vis asin ... 388 B1x108 7 ............ 4.76 the advice of a physician. day, January 23, for a foreign tour. . BIx3I8Y Tei wnat. 4 1.10 f ! 3 v 0 They wil pit Baly, pai, Suher, Other sizes too numerous to mention i Anita Willitts Burnham of 1407 | Egypt, including Alexandra an aro, Tower road spoke on her European |and Paris and Monte Carlo. They will Double Damask Tablecloths 72572 PETRA Cr tn $5 to $21.75 travels at the meeting of the Daugh- | spend the last three weeks in England, Double Damask Napkins 22x22, per dozen ............... $7 to $30 is worth something and is to be fol- | lowed, and, lastly, that home discipline | should result from persuasion and not from force. "The actual problems of adolescence," Dr. Favill said, "depend upon heredity and environment. Heredity cannot be altered but environment can, and the ters of the Renaissance at the Capi- | tol building Tuesday afternoon. [the organization Mrs. Harold Ickes and Mrs. B. F. Langworthy were Winnetka women on committee that planned the dinner given last Thurs- day night in the banquet hall of the Furniture Mart. William Allen White of Kansas City, editor and publisher, gave the address of the evening. May- and visit Mrs. Mendelsohn's sisters and brothers. ALLEN LINEN COMPANY What a Dessert! Our Home Made Ice Cream With Your Own Sauce RY this sometime. Our own Delicious Cream, as made in our own kitchens, and the kind of 1004 pure 817 Elm St., 2nd Floor chocolate sauce you best turn out in your own kitchen. It's SHEETS and PILLOW CASES Bridal Tel. Winn. 2826 SPECIAL This Week: not a new stunt, but it's a good one, especially with Smith's Ice Cream. rae ee. ee. a meee. Purer Because Carbonated 50c Full Quart Brick CHOCOLATE between 2 layers of NEW YORK with Pecans We have the Vanilla and Chocolate Cream, and also those made from the freshest fruits on the market. A very popular item is the Ice Cream in the Melon Mold. 80c Quart up We Deliver Free Open Sundays 9-12; 4-6 Smith's Delicatessen : : 819 Oak Street Phone 112