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WINNETKA TALK April 7, 1928 Oh! So Good That "Pantry" Food Soda-Luncheon-Afternoon Tea Dinner-Evening & Slumber Time Refreshments 524 Davis Street EVANSTON Watch this paper next week, for our mutually important announce- ment. An outstanding rug event after 20 years on the North Shore. Mestjian Brothers Inc. WILMETTE 1949 511 MAIN ST. -- WILMETTE UNIVERSITY 5050 Members of International Club Work for April Sale The International club of the Na- tional Kindergarten and Elementary college entertained three honorary members at luncheon at the college recently. Mrs. Douglas Smith of Hub- bard Woods, and Mrs. Jacob Pfeiffer nd Mrs. Carleton C. Virgil of Evans- on. On Friday of this week members of the International club who are in charge of the sale of foreign articles which will take place at the college April 24, will be entertained by Mrs. Marguerite Calkins Taylor of Wil- mette. Mrs. Taylor is an honorary member of the club and is on the col- lege faculty. She is assisting the com- mittee in an attractive foreign setting which will be carried out for this sale. The incentive which is inspiring this very active group of college students in making their sale successful, is the plan to secure funds with which to assist some foreign student in her edu- cation at the college. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Walton and their small son have taken up residence at the Homestead in Evanston. They have sold their home in Kenilworth. HAIR SCULPTURE . that 3 IS DIFFERENT Maison Worth | Opposite Teatro del Lago 916 Spanish Court Phone Wilmette 2950 > Washington Laundry 700-104 Nictingiom Sires EVANSTON. JLL Phone Wilmette 145 Quality Work --Day In and Day Out EASTER Once more we approach that season we so eagerly look for- ward to. ..Easter, the advent of Spring. And, indeed, this joyous sea- son ushers in so many activi- ties that an abundance of time is necessary to enjoy them. Resolve now to remove '"'wash day' from your mind and calendar so that you will have plenty of time for worthwhile things. Delegate the laundering of the family washing to us. Odd Fellows Help Evanston Lodge in Birthday Festivity By A. H. H. Thirty-five members of Evanston Lodge No. 673, I. O. O. F., surprised A. T. Sherman Lodge No. 892, 5:0: 0. F., of Wilmette, last week Thurs- day evening, with a visit. It was the forty-eighth anniversary of Evanston lodge and they brought a huge birth- day cake with forty-eight candles on it. Rev. Orvis F. Jordan, chaplain of the Grand lodge and a member of Evanston lodge, accompanied the visi- tors and delivered a very interesting and inspiring address on Odd Fellow- ship. A number of the Evanston members also responded with appro- riate remarks. Cake, sandwiches, cof- fee, and cigars were served. Programs have been received of the meeting of District association No. 37 of Wisconsin, which is to be enter- tained by Hahnemann lodge No. 180 at Fort Atkinson, Wis, Saturday, April 14, and at which A. T. Sherman lodge is to exemplify the Third De- gree. Supper is to be served at 6 o'clock in the Congregational church, by the Fort Atkinson Rebekah lodge. At 7 P. M. there is to be a parade from the Odd Fellows' hall to the armory where a special meeting will be held at 7:30. Governor Fred R. Zimmermann of Wisconsin, will de- liver an address at 8 o'clock, after which the staff of A. T. Sherman lodge will exemplify the Third De- gree. As there are thirteen lodges in District association No. 37, represent- ing thirteen different Wisconsin cities, it is expected that there will be a large gathering of Odd Fellows in Fort At- kinson on April 14. Many of the Grand Officers are planning to be present also. A. T. Sherman lodge is expecting to send a delegation of forty or forty-five members, the majority of whom will make the trip in a specially chartered bus, the rest going in auto- mobiles. Urge Sanitary District to Acquire Hoffman Dam Site Howard C. Phillips of Winnetka Paul A. Hoffman of Wilmette, and F 1. Streed of Kenilworth, all of the North Shore Mosquito Abatement dis- trict, were members of a delegation which met with Sanitary board mem- bers last Saturday afternoon to urge upon that body the importance of acquiring the Hoffman dam at River- side, now privately owned. The dele- cation represented a dozen cities and towns including the north shore. The group. including mayors, en- gineers, Izaak Walton league officers and the like, told the Sanitary board members that the Hoffman dam served to form a cesspool of vast extent in the Des Plaines river, backing up sew- age for miles, bringing about a danger- ous condition and breeding mos- quitoes. With another summer near at hand the delegates thought that action was imperative. They explained that under the present ownership, the dam could not be controlled, to flush out or hold back the river. Miss Polly Barker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barker, 557 Orchard lane, returned home from the Univer- sity of Wisconsin on Wednesday, April 4. She will remain at home a week, returning to Madison on Wednesday, April 11. --0-- Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Lowry of 1496 Asbury avenue, Hubbard Woods, are moving to Milwaukee in about two weeks. They have sold their home to Mr. and Mrs. Walsh Baldwin. --) Mr. and Mrs. John A. Plimpton of Chicago will move late in April to 882 Elm street.