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42 WINNETKA TALK June 2, 1928 For the June Bride It is a pleasure to shop for Gifts for the June bride in our Gift Shop. The variety in appropriate gifts will surprise you and assure you that your gift will be individual. National Tennis Week May 25th to June 2nd Top-Flite Rackets The speediest tennis racket in the world. Best quality gut that is obtainable. Strong durable frame. Special $15.00 Tennis Pall oui oii 50c & up Tennis Racket Covers ....65¢c & up White Tennis Pants ....$2.75 & up Tennis Shoes «endl, ovudl $1.75 & up Evanston's Spalding Store Chandler's Fountain Square University 123 Evanston 630 Davis St. Skokie Valley D. A. R. Holds Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Skokie Valley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was held on Monday at the home of Mrs. Emory Andrews in Winnetka, with a large attendance to greet the return of the regent, Mrs. Fannie Cope, who has been in Florida during most of the winter season. Mrs. Cope gave a very interesting and complete report of the National convention of the D.A.R. held in Washington, giving a clear idea of the attitude of this organization in many points recently aired by publicity. This report, together with business and reports of various chairmen of committees, formed the program of the day. New members were elected to fill places of officers whose terms are expiring at this time. Mrs. Cope was re-elected as regent; Mrs. Harry Har- rison, first vice-regent; Mrs. Edwin Hedrick, recording secretary; Mrs. Clyde Ross, auditor. In June the chapter will have a luncheon to honor the regents of the different Chicago chapters and the chapters of the nearby suburbs. On the social committee for the occasion are Mrs. Rufus Stolp and Mrs. Bently McCloud. Mrs. Leland Danforth was taken into the chapter as a new member. Mrs. Thomas Coyne of Melrose ave- nue, Kenilworth, entertained on Fri- day of last week at a very beautiful luncheon and bridge. --0-- The Freshman class at New Trier entertained the seniors at a dance in the Mess hall after school Tuesday. Dr. William E. Buehler Moose Session Speaker The Fortieth International conven- tion of the Loyal Order of Moose will be launched with a civic meeting at the Auditorium theater, Chicago, Sun- day evening, June 3, at 8 o'clock. It will mark the opening of a week of activities, in which delegates from every quarter of the globe will take part. James J. Davis, Secretary of Labor, will deliver the keynote address at the Civic meeting, to which the pub- lic is invited. The program also includes addresses by the Rev. John Laffey, Rev. Charles Daniel Payne, Dr. William E. Buehler, of Glencoe, Mayor William H. Thomp- son, Mayor William F. Broening of Baltimore, Rufus C. Dawes, Edward J. Henning, and W. Lee Provol. Enter- tainment will be supplied by Madam Marie Sidenius Zendt, of Wilmette, operatic soprano, and Master Henry Swengber, a student of the Mt. Carmel High school. Delegates will be entertained in the Hotel Sherman ballroom June 5 and 6. A class of 2,500 new Moose will be initiated there on June 8 The con- ferences of the convention will be held at Mooseheart, Illinois, from June 3 to 6, inclusive, with special daily train service. WINS YEAR BOOK PRIZE Miss Elizabeth Freudenreich of Ab- bottsford road, Kenilworth, has won the first literary prize in the annual year book of the Roycemore school. She is a member of the junior class of the Upper schogl. There is always a very close contest for these coveted honors and the work presented is ex- cellently done. us & COM The Selection of Precious Stone Jewelry Confidence in the seller should be the first con- sideration in the pur- I chase of Fine Jewelry. Only the finer specimens of Pearls, Diamonds and Precious Stones -- that are truly "worth while"-- are used in the making \ of SPAULDING JEWELRY. SPAULDING Jewelers Michigan Avenue, Chicago Orrington Avenue, Evanston Rue de la Paix, Paris PANY