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WINNETKA TALK June 23, 1928 GIVE HOUSEWARMING More than a hundred north shore residents were guests at a house- warming and garden party given last Saturday afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. . B. MacKinnon at their new home, 321 Leicester road, Kenilworth. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Payne, 367 Sunset road, and Frances Payne left Winnetka last Tuesday and are sailing from New York today on the Majestic. They will pass the summer in England and on the continent, returning in early September. Achieve Loveliness at the Marinello Beauty Shop at this shop. elate you! Skin as Lovely as the Hair Scores of beautiful women . . keep their skin lovely with a MARINELLO FACIAL Follow their example. . prominent ones, too, . . . The results will Eugene and Realistic PERMANENT WAVES 733 ELM STREET Marinello Beauty Shop TELEPHONE WINNETKA 822 UALITY is 2 than right. at Peters Market. see for yourself! Deliver? 734 Elm Street Right in quality; right in price | always desirable. worth insisting upon, even at a greater cost. Quality at a quality price is always right. And top quality at the ordinary price is "more That's what you have when you shop Quality up--prices down. your neighbor who buys here. Then come in and Of course--and promptly! Peters Market Meats of Quality It's usually Ask Phones 920-21-22 Presents Pupils in Piano Recital at Union Church The annual piano recital by the pu- pils of Miss Marie Enchelmayer took place Monday night, June 18, at the Glencoe Union church. The program was presented by a number of north shore young people. Those taking part were: Erwin Moeller, Hazel Gretchell, Jerry Hofeld, Alice Albright, Jimmy Mitchell, Jack Hopkins, Janet Wolford, Jane Dick- son, John Dickson, Darward Holmes, George Finck, Frances Holmes, Mary McMahon, Hella Massin, Betty Kult- char, Jane Johnson, Jeanette Hoag- lund, Joseph White, Mary Kultchar, Helen Enright, Ruth Lardner, Suzanne Mitchell, Alice McGowen, and Alice Holloway. The Klahowya sorority of Lewis in- stitute, Chicago, of which many north shore women are members, held its twenty-fifth anniversary luncheon last Saturday at the Palmer house. Mois. P. V. Hutchinson was chairman and Mrs. Otto F. Reich, president, took charge of the meeting. This is the old- est sorority of the institute and all but two of its founders were present. 831Nizi=)g CORAL BAND Special Showing Finery Coral Brand Stockings In Summer's Smartest Shades! E'VE JUST RECEIVED this shipment; it con- sists entirely of the new hos- iery colors in Finery Silk Stockings. And what handsome shades they are! Dawn, Greystone, Flirt, Formosa, Orpha--soft subdued blends in grays and tans -- the exact tints that will harmonize perfectly with your new Summer en- semble! Finery Number 87--an | all silk chiffon stocking from toe-tip to top, at $1.75 FELL'S Hart Schaffner 8 Marx Clothes Exclusively 786 Elm St. 13 S. St. John's Winnetka Avenue Phone 307 Highland Park Phone 307 Herman Cushman Estate Sold to John W. Esmond McGuire & Orr announce the sale of the Herman Cushman estate in Bar- rington to John W. Esmond of 1120 Lake Shore drive, vice president of E. H. Rollins & Sons, investment bonds. This is one of the most beautiful es- tates in the Barrington district. It is situated directly across from the Bat- rington Hills Country club and con- sists of thirty-seven and one-half acres. The property is very hilly, with many wooded ravines still in their natural state, and a private lake of about ten acres in area. The house itself is a very comfortable fourteen room house situated on the crest of one of the hills overlooking the country club grounds. Mr. Cushman during the last ten years has done some beautiful land- scaping and his Japanese sunken gar- den is one of the show gardens of the Chicago district. The entrance to the grounds is a very novel one consisting of two garages, one on each side of the drive- way, with a five room caretaker's lodge built over and connecting the same. McGuire & Orr, for thirty-five years operators on the north shore, have re- cently added a new district to their north shore activities in the opening of an office at Barrington, Ill, and the Cushman estate was their inaugural sale. The new office is managed by Clive J. Taylor, surviving partner of Cowles & Taylor, who has been operating in the Barrington field for the past four years, and has been associated with many of the largest transactions in that district, and Clyde E. Terns, formerly with Baird & Warner. They have as- sociated with them Mrs. Kate Miller, formerly connected with Miss Kather- ine E.Otisin the real estate field at Bar- rington, and Leon B. Allen, formerly with Cowles & Taylor. Mrs. Spencer Beman, 147 Birch street, left last week with her children to spend the summer in Estes Park. Mr. Beman will join his family about the middle of August and they will return early in September. | EE a IE AR Ah Sh ae a a tdi etlbeeteata at A etabeticetucatiniadizoihimali SHE LOVES FLOWERS Next time you pass our flower shop with her, suggest a bouquet of our choice blossoms, and see how quickly she accepts, and how much she appreciates your thoughtfulness. All women love flowers, ours in particular, be- cause they are so beautiful, fresh, and fragrant. And when she is not with you send her a bunch in affectionate remembrance. Flowers by Wire DESIGNS --- DECORATIONS Iig's Florist Established 25 Years CENTER ST. AT PINE TEL. 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