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WINNETKA TALK November 10, 1928 Camp Fire Sparks The Akiyuhapi Camp Fire group held a successful party in Community House Friday evening, November 2. Dancing and games were followed by refresh- ments. Miss Mildred Olson is guard- ian of this group. The new group of Camp Fire Girls now forming, has as its guardian Mrs. Paul Hutchinson, assisted by Miss Margaret Washburne. A second guard- ian for this group will also be chosen in a few days, as a partner with Mrs. Hutchinson. This group selected its name and symbol at the meeting last Wednesday afternoon, and will be known as the Adkiya Camp Fire Girls. The Otyokwa Camp Fire group, Mrs. J. M. Winscott and Miss Kathryn Adams, guardians, met Wednesday af- ternoon as usual. Plans were dis- cussed for a work meeting next week, at which time the girls will do some tying and dyeing of scarfs for Christ- mas. They are planning a ceremonial meeting to be held this month. The Litahni Camp Fire Girls met with Mrs. Philip Fisher and Miss Dor- othy Prouty Wednesday afternoon to discuss the program for the group for the month. Mary McFadzean and Virginia Dunlap are working for their Torch Bearer's rank (the highest in Camp Fire) and as one of the require- ments for it, are each leading a group of Blue-Birds -- younger Camp Fire girls. Miss Frances Simon who is also working for this rank, is assisting. Ruth Jackson is also in charge of a Blue Bird group These groups meet each Friday afternoon. ESTATE -- Family Sports Rendevous 115 miles west of Winnetka Amid Bridle Paths, Forest Preserves, Golf Courses, many other estates near. Seven room modern house, 2 car garage, stable, outbuild- ings, fruit trees, all city con- veniences, 40 minutes from loop. Ideal for children. 132x 272 feet, additional acreage adjoining. Only $14,000 for guick sale. Phone Kenilworth Sings at Georgian Photo by Toloff A. Hardin Van Deursen, baritone, and Dorothy Bell, harpist, will present the Sunday evening musical at the Georgian 8 o'clock. hotel Nov. 11, beginning at WORTH WHILE GIFTS from 'Spaulding's" For the Anniversary SPAULDING & COMPANY PARIS 1636 Orrrington Avenue, EVANSTON CHICAGO Jewelry or Silver-- China or Glass? Whatever your prefer- ence you have all the resources and service of a downtown store with the convenience of community shopping at our Evanston shop J ewelers a Helen B. Lawrence COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF MUSIC Academic and Collegiate PIANIST Pupils Only Phone Winnetka 974 All children smile for Bernie The most personal Christmas Gift -- Arra Your Photograph by Bernie nge for Sitting NOW Better Pictures-- Better Values BERNIE Studio 1623 Sherman Ave. Tel. University 8998 Kroll and Smith Report Sale of 7 N.S. Residences Kroll and Smith of 504 Fourth street report the sale of several north shore residences and also the closing of sev- eral rental contracts as follows: Max Eitel of Chicago purchased the eight room home at 801 Linden ave- nue from Carter Bailey. Richard Burns of Chicago bought the eight room home at 232 Woodlawn avenue, Glencoe from Hollis Gleason. John H. Maher of Wilmette pur- chased the brick bungalow at 177f Washington avenue from John Craig. Gladys A. Schlueter of Chicago pur- chased the brick home at 305 Eight eenth street from E. IL. Hodgson. R. H. Shiley of Wilmette purchased the 6 room home at 219 Ninth street from W. S. Ballard. The Phillip Maher home on Sunset road, Winnetka, containing six rooms, was bought by S. Van T. Jester of Chicago. Raymond J. Nilles of Evanston bought the bungalow at 116 Eighteenth street from George W. Meyer. Henry G. Zander, Jr. of Chicago pur- chased the brick home at 736 Cum- mings avenue, Kenilworth, from Hen- ning W. Carlson. Mr. Zander is the son of Henry G. Zander, president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. Melville J. Newcomb, Chicago banker, has rented the Rodenkirk home on Sixteenth street. T. Garniss of Boston has rented the Borre home on Seventeenth street. Prof. Cliff Hamil- ton of Northwestern University has rented the Alberga home at 1623 Washington avenue. William E. Yates has rented the King home at 825 Greenleaf avenue. FURS We manufacture to order at stock prices. See our fine showing of Pelts. LLabich Bros. FURRIERS EVANSTON 1717 Sherman Avenue Greenleaf 2882 CHICAGO 1800 Irving Park Boulevard Graceland 6250 .