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June 25, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 11 PLAYFIELD CONTINUES TO DRAW BIG ENTRIES Tournaments Arranged for Cur- rent Season Promise Best Year in History of Course The two tournaments scheduled for the Skokie Playfield Golf course the past week maintained the record of at- tendance set at the opening events the preceding week. Interest in Playfield increases as the season advances, and before the long list of tournaments is completed it is expected the entries will have reached still greater record-breaking propor- tions. The last week-end tournament was a handicap event, played on Saturday and Sunday, in which low gross score was won by Fred Stoddard, with 67; Oscar Fossum, second, 71. First low net was won by Roy Nel- son, 73-7-66; Stanley Sherman, sec- ond, 75-9-66 and George Rettie, third, 72-12-66. There were eighty-four entries. On Sunday, alone, it is - estimated that more than 300 players were on the course, and more than 500 played at various times during both Saturday and Sunday. Women's Day, June 22 The women of Winnetka who an- nounced a tournament on every other Wednesday throughout the season, de- cided at the meeting this week to change the date from Wednesdays to Tuesdays, as will be noted in the sea- son's schedule -in another column. These tournaments will be at 10 o'clock in the morning. In the tournament this week five foursomes played the 18-hole Scotch foursomes, members of which were, Mrs. G. W. Andrews and Mrs. W. King, winners of the first prize; Mrs. George Perrigo and Mrs. D. W. Powell, second; Mrs. R. V. Robinson and Mrs. C. E. Johnson, third; Mrs. R. N. Puetz and Mrs. Z. Ray Feagans, fourth. The surprise prize was car- ried away by Mrs. Clarence W. Happ and Mrs. M. A. Nathan. The next Woman's tournament will be Tuesday, July 5, your favorite club, no handicap, three prizes. Qualifying Round June 25 and 26, (today and tomor- row), will be the qualifying round for the cup tournament, four classes; blind bogey. Sunday afternoon there will be a mixed two ball foursome; a mixed two ball foursome being played in which each man and woman play one ball, alternate shots. You are re- quested to register for this tourna- ment, whether you have a partner or not. In the event you have not, the committee will arrange for one to play with you. This will all be on handicap basis. Playfield Association Meets A meeting of the Playfield associa- tion will be held at Community House next Thursday evening, June 30, at 8:30 o'clock, it is announced by G. W. Howe, secretary The object of the MARIN ELLO BEAUTY SHOP | 733 Elm Street For Appointment Phone | Winnetka 822 S. | meeting will be to discuss various mat- ters of interest to the association. The annual membership fee in Play- field association is only $1.00 a year. Every person in Winnetka should be a member of it, it is pointed out, and thus aid in its activities. The dollar fee entitles one to play in all tourna- ments. The annual dues to Skokie Playfield Golf course are $18.00, which entitles one man and one lady member of his family to play on the course at any time. There are also two Junior mem- bership fees. For further information relative to Skokie Playfield Goli course membership, confer _with San- born Hale. Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Blatchford of 605 Arbor Vitae road will move July 1, to 32 Indian Hill road. Their home has been taken by Mr. and Mrs. W. Buchen of Evanston. Summer Art Classes Conducted out-of-doors at Ravinia Park Art Appreciation and Out-Door Sketching for Children Specialized Classes: for Adults $20 Season Courses Pauline Graf Davis 1086 Private Rd. Hubbard Woods Ph. Winnetka 660-R The Sundae 1s best where the Fountain Service is best It certainly does make a difference to eat the right sundae or drink the right soda, and that difference is worth traveling for. Right in Indian Hill, not far from the high school is a perfectly appointed fountain, and a restaurant that is making many friends. Delicious Food Drive by--and try it Indian Hall Eat Shop Near New Trier High School 464 Winn. Ave. Phone 2266 You are cordially invited to attend a Free Public Lecture on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Subject: Christian Science; The Fulfillment of Scriptural Promises by SALEM ANDREW HART, C.S. of Cleveland, Ohio Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts To be given under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Winnetka, Illinois In the MASONIC TEMPLE, 708 Elm Street Sunday Afternoon, June 26, 1927, at 3:00 o'clock