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re ------ September 24, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 43 Fox Film Executive Buys Residence in Wilmette C. W. Eckhardt, executive manager for the Fox Film corporation with studios in New York City and Holly- wood and offices throughout the world, has purchased the attractive residence of Louis H. Wolff located at 1128 Greenwood avenue, Wilmette, and will take occupancy about November 1. The house is of stucco construction containing eight rooms, sun parlor, sleeping porch, breakfast ' nook, two baths and attached garage. Mr. and Mrs. Wolff are moving to Indianapolis to be with their children who are living in the Indiana metropo- lis. Mr. Wolff was for many years special state agent for the Aetna Fire Insurance company for the state of Indiana. E. C. Phillips, Wilmette real estate broker, represented both Mr. Wolff and Mr. Eckhardt in the transaction. Mr. Phillips announces that several other leading film executives from the Fast who are moving to Chicago are interested in establishing homes on the north shore. Tell of Spanish Travels "The Soul of Spain" is the general title of a series of vesper travel talks which the Rev. George Craig Stewart, rector of St. Luke's Episcopal church, Evanston, recently returned from three months abroad, is giving Sun- day evenings at St. Luke's. 5 The talks will cover descriptions of the places visited by Dr. Stewart in his wanderings from Granada in the south of Spain to the Caves of Alte- mira north near the Bay of Biscay. Last Sunday the subject of the opening talk was "Seveille. The Dance in the Chancel." Dates and subjects of the others are: Sept. 25--"Granada. The Last Sigh of the Moore"; Octs 2--"Toledo. The Secret of El Greco"; Oct. 16--"Escorial. The Piety of Philip II"; Oct. 23--'Segovia. The City of Golden Light"; Oct. 30-- "Salamanca. The Oxford of Spain" ; Nov. 6--"Avila. The Home of Santa Teresa"; Nov. 13--*"Valladolid. The Tragedy of Columbus"; Nov. 20--"Laon and Burgos. A Contrast in Architec- ture"; Nov. 27--"Altemira. The Cave Men of Long Ago." No seats are reserved in St. Luke's. The vested choir has resumed its sing- ing following its summer vacation and sings at the 4:30 vespers as well as at the 11 o'clock morning service. The vesper service lasts an hour. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Ellsworth of 460 Cedar street have returned from a 4,000 mile motor trip through the West. They visited Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, New Mexico, Kansas and Missouri. Our facilities enable us to offer you a type of home that is without disappointment and without compromise. Let us find it for you with a minimum of ef- fort. Tv &~ F SMARGIE, 1564 SHERMAN AVENUE EVANSTON UNIVERSITY 285 Prof. Hatfield to Sail for America in October | > 5 wg Insulation! -- Prof. James Taft Hatfield, of the de- | partment of German, Northwestern | Keeps your home university, is expected to sail early in| October from Germany where he has Warmer in Winter nw Cooler in Summer been for a fortnight, visiting various Lo. ' f cities and attending the celebration of | Saves Fuel Is Fireproo the Wilhelm Mueller centenary at | Is Verminproof -- Is Dry De of extensive important re- | Is Easily and Quickly Applied search work which Prof. Hatfield has Is Inexpensive, and can be put in old or done in assembling the writings of this German poet, he has been a guest of new houses. honor of the German government at : A the celebration. He also assisted in Glad to give estimates. arranging the exhibition of works oil the poet which have been on display | b at the celebration, which will take place : ; O ND y the latter part of September. Previous to going to Dessau he has been visiting 566 Center St. WINNETKA Ph. Winn. 2032 Berlin Cologne, Miinster and other places. "4 {SINCE ------ EEE When All the Lake Frontage Is Gone! When the North Shore has the population which every expert predicts for it within a comparative- ly few years-- --then the desire for a homesite like Deere Park will be keenly felt by many who are neglecting existing opportunities. Establish your home in Deere Park, and count yourself among the most fortunate of owners. A private beach--private park--wonderful trees, shrubs and flowers--winding streets--and all improvements in and paid for. Choice lots as low as $120 per front foot. Liberal terms. : BAIRD & WARNER Division of Community Development 646 North Michigan Boulevard Telephone Superior 1855 DEERE PARK Sheridan Road (Route 42) to North Boundary of Glencoe -- at the Lake | |