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n sY) February 26, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 45 Foxdale Circle Hears Ayer Talk on Life and Art An unusual and interesting afternoon was extended to the women of the Foxdale avenue circle, Tuesday, Feb- | ruary 22 at the home of Mrs. Julian | Clay Risk, when Mrs. Robert Coit Me- | leney generously displayed her large | ; FL . " | collection of "Africana," and told many | . . . . " . . | interesting things about it. This is | said to be one of the best private col-| lections in the country. Mrs. Me- | leney's father, Dr. Joseph Clark, has | been decorated by the Belgian Gov- | ernment for his work in the Congo and was on the river at the same time as the famous Stanley. After this part of the program, refreshments were served from a patriotic tea table in commemoration of Washington's birth- day. George Earl Ayer, a young artist, who has studied under Tadania in Seattle, and Piexto in Paris, came as a guest of the circle, having just fin- ished a commission of silhouettes for Frank Logan. Mr. Ayer brought an exhibit of interesting pastels and sil- houettes and made two stunning sketches, explaining ideas on art and | life as he worked, one a landscape and one the postrait of a young girl. Aged Carpenter Taken to His Home in Wisconsin Early Tuesday morning Officer Wil- liam Cazel noticed William Burmaster acting in a peculiar manner and took him to the station. Burmaster, who is 60 and has been working at the car- penter trade, has relatives residing at Appleton, Wis. They were notified and that evening an officer from Ap- pleton and a relative of Burmaster's came down and took him home. Bur- master had in his possession a large roll of money and his bank book in- dicated that he had on deposit in an Appleton bank, $6,000. He also had a number of notes, which indicated he had recently made numerous loans fo | ish M. P., and Norman Angell. | originating from an overheated incin- | Notre Dame to spend the week-end | with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. individuals residing in Winnetka. T Discuss Universal Peace | ANNOUNCE SERMON TOPIC | at Many Dinner Meetings | "The Faithfulness of God," is an-| : wy Saale J ic.by 'Rev service at Winnetka Congregational Both in Chicago and along the | nounced as the sermon topic by ev. church, Sunday, at 11 o'clock, will be north shore, many lunch and dinner | Thomas A. Goodwin, for the Sunday | "paths from Gethsemane." The serv- meetings have been held recently in | evening service at Winnetka Congre- |ice will be by Rev. James Austin Rich- the interest of peace. The first and | | ards. y most significant of these demonstra- : tions was the Civic Dinner given in| honor of Jane Addams, attended by ® @ ES HE I HE ESE SE SF SEE Ss 2 EE SEE EEEEEENESR many north shore women and men. Distinguished speakers who have addressed these several peace gather- ings of men and women include Miss Emily Balch, professor of Economics at Wellesley college, who addressed a group at the Winnetka Woman's club recently; Arthur Ponsonby, Brit SUNDAY SERMON TOPIC The sermon topic at the morning gational church, at 8 o'clock. DAMAGE TO RESIDENCE $1,000 | The Winnetka fire department was | called to the residence of Edwin C. McDonald, 657 Ash street, Tuesday af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The fire, erator, resulted in damage to the ex- tent of about $1,000. PREACHES AT PERRY HALL Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin, of the Winnetka Congregational church, will preach the sermon at the Vesper serv- ice of Ferry Hall, at Lake Forest, Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Picture The Red Roof in No-Man's Land Just South of "The Cottage" They want to service your car for you and keep it in good condition. This is accomplished through regular greasing and oiling. In this they are experts and have all the latest equipment to aid them. One of our newest pieces of equipment is the new Fry flusher for flushing trans- missions and differentials. Ask for a Key Case for Your Auto Keys. DISTRIBUTED FREE SPENDS WEEK-END AT HOME Richard Houren will be home from Houren, of 838 Cherry street. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Reach of 844 Prospect avenue have been spending the last month in Los Angeles. They are planning to return to Winnetka about March 8. Stephen Shimonek, Jr. Oils pili \ 3 Gasoline TEXACO Phone Wil. 3379 Nabors COLD TABLETS 1428 Sheridan Road pd Distributor They will cure any Cold ot Cough. Will prevent Pneumonia, and Flu. I Boys' Week Boys' Suits (under 12 years) So that we 1152 Wilmette Avenue me I clean your boys' suit for 50c (regular charge $1.25). Phone us: Wilmette 320, and any suit of your son's (under 12 years of age) will be called for, cleaned and pressed and returned spotless. charge fifty cents. Schultz & Nord FEBRUARY 28th to MARCH 5th Cleaned and Pressed 50¢ that you might familiarize yourself with the quality of workmanship are turning out with our "New Process of Cleaning," we are offering to The entire The North Shore's Leading Tailors WILMETTE Phone Wilmette 320