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August 20, 1927 WINNETKA TALK Lindy Enjoys Spell of Peace and Quiet at John Scott Home Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, who flew to Chicago Saturday, where he received new acclaim as aviation's ace, sought the peace and quiet of the north shore: Sunday for much-needed rest and re- laxation from the strain which comes from being constantly in the public eye. He was a guest at the home of John Scott, on Sheridan road, Glencée, an honor which the most northern village | in New Trier is compelled to share with her sister village, Winnetka, for the reason that the dividing line between Glencoe and Winnetka passes through the Scott estate. The visit here was planned to be a most quiet affair, Lindy's coming be- ing without previous announcement, but his presence soon became known | and the wisdom of the selection of the Scott residence as the haven of rest| was demonstrated when the crowds be- | gan to gather and clamor for admission | to see America's best known young | man. They encountered Chief of Police Ja- | cob Rudolph and a squad of his picked | men from Glencoe and also Chief of | Police W .M. Peterson with a force of | his bravest braves from Winnetka. | "In union there is police departments of the two villages kept the crowd at bay while Col. Lind- bergh enjoyed a quiet but happy day with the Scott family and their guests. Later, with an escort of police head- ed by Chief Peterson Col. Lindbergh visited the home of Edwin P. Price, 920 Hill road, Winnetka, from whence, late in the evening he slipped back to his hotel in Chicago and the following morning flew away to Springfield. Drama Club President Entertains Officers Goble, president of Drama club, enter- committee Mrs. the Community tained the officers and chairmen of the club at luncheon and bridge at Medinah Country club. The Drama club has plans well under way Sherman for an interesting program of plays for the coming season. The plays will be given the second Wednesday and | Thursday in each month, beginning in | November. Exceptional BARGAIN! Here is an opportunity to FINAL CLEARANCE of All Spring and Summer Garments 4 GROUPS DRESSES $10.75 DRESSES $12.75 buy a CHEVROLET Imperial Landau that has been used only 6 weeks as a demonstrator. A considerable reduction will be allowed from the Formerly up to $25 oe Formerly up to $35 DRESSES $16.75 DRESSES 15 Of strength" was | demonstrated here where the combined | new car price. T his car carries a new car guarantee. H. C. THOMSON Chevrolet Dealer 917 Linden Ave., Hubbard Woods Phone Winnetka 150 Formerly up to $45 Formerly up to $95 C AJ UE 565 Lincoln Avenue HAL Winnetka Are for your approval. lies and Place Cards tions of all hues. Giving a Party! looking for these you will be pleased with the selection of novelties we have gathered A unique assortment of Score Cards, Tal- in this store, also attractive table decora- You may always be found Juicy, Tender Meats Our Beauty Parlor is equipped to HY bother to rush out of the house? Just give you the best of service. All give us your order by telephone and receive 7 op work is guaranteed. Ask your qo . I frends and. they" will: tell you" of a luscious, tasty steak, chop, or fowl of the qual- their satisfaction. ity that makes Peters' Market patronized by epicures. G. L. ZICK & CO. T he Store of Quality and Service Tel. Winn. 930 Peters' Market Meats of Quality 734 Elm Street Phones 920-21-22 Elm St., at Chestnut ~