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12 WINNETKA TALK October 8, 1927 ICE CREAM Always Delicious--but Just a little bit more delicious and more tasty when it is Smith's homemade ice cream. Ice Cream is not a seasonable delicacy, but may be enjoyed at all times of the year. Ice Cream may be served at your next party with a minimum amount of trouble and a maximum effect. Order your Sunday Ice Cream NOW. We deliver free OPEN SUNDAYS 9-12; 4-6 Smith's Delicatessen 819 OAK STREET PHONE 112 | | | New Trier Tri-Ship Club Plans for Entertainment Plans for the "Forty-Niner's" enter- tainment which will be presented by the New Trier Tri-Ship club on Oc- ! tober 29, going rapidly under the supervision of a committee are forward of which Curtis Tatham is chairman. The entertainment will be a reproduc- tion of the old west and will be fea- tured by old time dances. Trick roping and stunts of a western nature will also be a part of the program. Profits from the entertainment will be turned over to the Tri-Ship club educational fund. Mrs. Charles Sommer of 425 Provi- dent avenue, gave the musical pro- gram on Wednesday, October 15, at the opening meeting of the Hull House Woman's club. She sang two groups of songs. ASLLLSLLLLLSLSS SSS S LSS SSS SSL SSSI SLL LIS SSS SSS LISS S SSS SSR Sandwiches Attractive and Delicious Made to Order for Bridges, Luncheons Teas 24 Hour Delivery Service Phones Glencoe 747 or 1069 AS SLLSSILS ILS SS SSIS SSS S SILLS SSS S SSS SSS LSS SSS SISAL SSS SSS SSS SSSA SSS SSS SS SS 4 NZL ALLS LLSSSSLSSS SSSI SSS LSS SS SSS S SSL L SSIS SSSI SSIS SS SSSI | vest decorations of | club by Thomas J. | member, | Studios of Chicago, of a beautiful oil Big Throng Enjoys Harvest Dance at Vista del Lago Threatening and rain squalls failed to dampen the en- thusiasm of Vista del Lago members and friends last Saturday evening on skies occasional the occasion of the club's Pre-Hal- lowe'en costume dinner dance, which was attended by some two hundred and proved one of the most enjovable affairs of the year. The somewhat bizarre yet beautiful coloring of the club's Esplanada was completely eclipsed through the har- pumpkins, corn shocks, squash, and other fall pro- ducts, which came from the Wetten Farms through courtesy of one of the club's life members and attorney, Emil C. Wetten. Among the surprise events of the evening was the presentation to the McKearnan, life and director of the Russel rendition of Commodore J. Stuart Blackton, the club's first president. Several Hollywood persons of prom- inence were present Saturday evening, including the film star, Miss Beverly Jayne, who was among the guests of L. L. Arms, the club's directing manager. Prominent as hosts at the larger tables of the evening were Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Errett Marion Grable, Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Warrick, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Ernest Guyton of Evanston; Miss Henriette Langston, Mr. and Mrs. John Millen, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Craig, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Thompson of Wilmette; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hollis and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Houston, Jr., of Winnetka; and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McKearnan of Northbrook. Il. 227 Mary St. DO YOU WISH TO SAVE 20% to 50% on Your Coal Bill? The people of the North Shore are being offered a chance to realize a saving of 209 to 50% of their coal bill. This how- ever, is not the only feature accredited to the American Heat Preserver, it will also save youtime and trouble as regards the care of your furnace, prevent property loss by fire caused by overheated pipes, it may be regulated by chain control from a central point in the house, and will generate twice as much heat from the same amount of fuel. A complete description of this fuel saver may be had on ap- plication to Mr. McKinney, 227 Mary St., Hubbard Woods, AMERICAN HEAT PRESERVER Hubbard Woods Glencoe 1505