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WINNETKA TALK April 9, 1927 Kenilworth Girls Win § Over Local Basketiers The Kenilworth girls' basketball team defeated the championship team of Wilmette Central school by a score of 10 to 6, in 2 game plaved in the Central school gymnasium the latter part of last week. The ome was con- | sidered such a success that plans are veing made for future contests. The kemiworth team was composed of the following girls: Jane Scott, Captain; Betty Bruen, Rosemary Swanson, ly Seery, Annabell MacCloud, Marjory Smythe, Harriet Webster and Betty Backus. Our Newest Creation Thome Sunday from Dartmouth college . . for Easter vacation. He returns next in Modern Memorials | Sunday. Mrs. Boal returned Sunday J H. ANDERSON from a ten day trip to Washington, | Boston and New York. Fe 5751 Ravenswood Ave. Chicago, Illinois. Mrs. Ayres Boal of 701 Sheridan [road is one of the patronesses for the Write for catalogue. Dartmouth Musical club concert which will be given April 12, at the Drake. i auline Spiegel, Hilder Swanson, Bet- | Ayres Boal, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. | Ayres Boal of 701 Sheridan road, came | | college for spring vacation. ' March 21. Three People Hurt in Four Car Crash on Sheridan Road As a result of dodging in and out of traffic while driving his car at an| estimated speed of 45 miles an hour, | AWARD CONTRACT FOR VISTA DEL LAGO CLUB Commodore Blackton Announces McLennan Company Will Be- M. H. Rising, of Everett, Ill, caused the collision of three other cars and | the injury of three people, last Sunday | afternoon at 4:15 o'clock. The accident occurred on Sheridan | road at Elder lane, Winnetka. Ris- | ing was driving south. He first crashed | into a machine driven by M. A. Fol- | lansbee, of 521 Greenwood avenue, Evanston, who was north-bound, and was pushed into a car driven by J. B. Jones, of 227 West Huron street, Chi- cago, and thence into a machine driven by Tom Robinson, Northwestern uni- versity swimming coach. Webster Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Jackson of 1195 Asbury ave- nue, Winnetka, is home from Beloit m-------- Mr. and Mrs. William Brown Mec- Ilvaine, Jr., are parents of a son, Wil- liam Brown McIlvaine, III, born COATS DRESSES Pauline The 913 LINDEN AVENUE, HUBBARD WOODS FROCKS LINGERIE Shop WINNETKA FOLKS STUDY YOUR LESSONS|(SToP YELLING AT SON OR YouLL NEVER AMOUNT THROUGH HIGH YOU DON'T KNOW ENOUGH ABOUT MY SON NOU WENT | GEOGRAPHY TO GET HOME ANIGHTS/ § BESIDES IT ISNT RIGHT TO TRY To KEEP To NOTHING. WHEN |)SCHOOL ON ROLLER [THE BOY AWAY FROM HIS RADIO SET.§ By C. R. Patchen gin Construction Work Commodore J. Stuart Blackton of Chicago and Los Angeles announces that the McLennan Construction com- pany has begun building at Vista del Lago, which owns and occupies a strip of land running 500 feet along Lake Michigan, with 353 feet fronting on Sheridan road, just south of the Kenil- worth line. "We plan to give Chicagoans and north shore residents a year-round sports-and-social-center that will com- pare favorably with any that may be found in California, Florida, or abroad," said Commodore Blackton upon his arrival from Los Angeles. "There has been notable development in seaside resorts during the past sev- eral years and in California and Florida the life and color at the beaches has proved a tremendous asset. Rival Southland Beaches "With a beach that in many ways pictorially surpasses those of the South, Vista del Lago will bring a new form of club life to this vicinity. In addition to club facilities, to include modern features ranging from the chil- dren's wading pool to rooms en suite for permanent club residents, there will be a year-round program of sports and arts activities. Women, of course, are to have equal privileges in Vista del Lago and the club itself will be pre- eminently for 'Every member of the Family Every Day of the Year." CIRCLE MEETING The New Trier circle will meet Tuesday, April 12, at 2, at the home of Mrs. Coran T. Davis of 132 Bertling lane. Mrs. William Nordburg will be assisting hostess. Mrs. Charles Fuller of 567 Hill ter- race, Winnetka and her son, Dick, left Monday for Oil City, Pa., where she will visit her father, Dr. Thomas Farmer, and her sister, Mrs. A. F. Seep. Before returning they are going to Washington, D. C., to stay with her sister, Mrs. P. C. Adams. Dick, who is a sophomore at New Trier, expects to take in the same sights in Washing- ton that are planned by the student trip which he had anticipated taking. --C-- | Miss Virginia Macleish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. MacLeish 555 Ash street, and Julia Spiegel, daughter of the Sidney Spiegels of 410 Sheridan road, left Wednesday for | Smith college after their spring vaca- tion at home. | WAS YOUR. AGE- | BOUGHT IT FOR HIM --NOT "YOu / Loy SUE vg ! >) 3 EO/TORIAL NOTE = or scooL, sureties | |} BOOKKEEPING 1} COMMUNITY, I Income Tax 813 ' 1 PHARMACY t Cost Accounting | SL wi I Investigation : 4 . 1 Entertaining, comforting goods for the whole family--from de- Easter Cards I! Corporation licious drinks to dripless fountain pens. Buy a stamp and we'll say | Novelties Accounting i thank you for your visit. } i | Candies I call COMMUNITY PHARMACY Paul F. Jones . { 750 Elm Street Phone Winnetka 164 975 Oak St. Winnetka | RE Rb ==> stad 5