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December 22, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 19 Junior League Announces Cast for "Treasure Island" Junior League girls are now re- hearsing daily, morning and afternoon, for, "Treasure Island," which they will present the morning of January 5, at the Harris theater. Edith de Nancrede, who directed "Racketty Packetty House," is also directing the new play. The role of Jim is being played by Mrs. John R. Winterbotham, Jr. Mrs. Hawkins is acted by Mrs. John How- lands; Dr. Livesey is Mrs. Charles Evans; Squire Trelawney, Katherine Adams; and Captain Smollett, Mrs. J. Waller Marshall, who played in "Racketty Packetty House." Jean Adams has the part of the pirate, Black Dog; and Mrs. Norman MacLeish plays Bill Bones. The characterization of Captain Long John Silver was given to Mrs. George Has- kell. The rest of the cast consists of: Pew, Marian McKinley; Morgan, Gertrude Lucey; Hands, Mrs. Herman Dunlap Smith; Merry, Jean Logan: Ander- son, Frances Oliver; Dirk, Katherine Thayer; O'Brien, Mrs. Perkins Bull; Arrow, Bertha Alling; Dick, Mrs. Richard Sandegren; Ben Gun, Mrs. S. K. Platt; Girl, Virginia Skinkle; Red Ruth, Mrs. Carl Seibolt; Hunter, Virginia Landon; Grey, Dorothy Wegener; and Allan, Flaine Black- man, The last performance of "Racketty Packetty House" which was to have been given December 22, has been postponed because of illness of the cast and the general holiday rush, Entertains Kindergarten College Alumnae at Tea The most recent of the social gath- erings in the series which the North Shore alumnae of the National Kinder- garten and Elementary college are holding previous to the holidays, was enjoyed Wednesday afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs, Julius I. Gutmann, 1142 Judson avenue,Evan- ston. A meeting of the board was held preceeding the tea, with Mrs. Fred S. Kingore presiding. In the company present were also Mrs. Harry G. Phil- lips, Mrs. Alfred R. Bates, Mrs. George M. Groves, Mrs Florence S. Capron, Mrs. L. L. Lane, Mrs. Percy Arden, Miss May Vose, Miss Anna F. Murray, Miss Mabel Piersen, Miss Anne Kappes, Mrs. Clive Bishop, Mrs. Dan- iel R. Lowrie, Miss Virginia Solberry, Miss Ruth Cole, Miss Celia Sargent, Mrs. Cedric D, Carlson and Mrs. Ar- thur Wilson. ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Webber of California, formerly of Wilmette, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Haynes Webber, to Lloyd L. Fuller of Fullerton, Cal $7.50, $10.00, $15.00 and up Overnight Cases $5.60, $7.50, $12.00 and up Fitted Suit Cases Hand Bags and Bill Folds 8E DOLPH ST. NEW YORK. EST 1859 CHICAGO POETRY CLUB DINES Twenty-five members of the Poetry club of Northwestern university held a dinner meeting Wednesday, Dec. 5, at the Georgian hotel, with a program following the serving. Miss Mona Bornstein was chairman of the com- mittee in charge of arrangements. TO GIVE ALUMNAE BRIDGE The Ace of Clubs will give a bridge party December 31, in honor of the alumnae of New Trier at the home of Jean Lindstrom, Sheridan road, Wil- mette. About fifty guests are expected to attend, MAA AAAS SEE e ae ft ABR as a a oo oo vs 1 Jane's Shoppe 1619 Sherman Ave. Greenleaf 4220 Special Selling of EVENING DRESSES dan road, arrived home Tuesday from a two months' sojourn in Washington, from Princeton to spend the holidays. || Lorenzo Johnson, 701 Sheri- Os Rathbone, 523 Abbottsford Kenilworth returned Sunday dd a Morié--Chiffons-- Velvets $25.00 to $55.00 Reductions are featured on all winter apparel Eth thts eta cotati cath ethic thd Parisian Methods of Beauty Culture The newest Parisian methods of beauty culture are em- ployed at this new shop. Each client's type is carefully stud- ied in order that the proper beauty aids may be applied to accentuate her charm. The shop is decorated in French moderne style, achiev- ing a colorful and interesting effect. Here, in an atmosphere of restfulness and harmony, madame will enjoy a service suited to her individual re- quirements. Realistic Permanent Wave, $15 Emile's Famous Finger Wave, $1.25 Manicure by Mme. Agnes, 75¢ A Marvelous Rest Facial, $2.00 Hair Tinting is a special feature The Permo-Paris Permanent Wave is available exclusively at The Vanity Box in Evanston. University 9700 Suite 222 Entrance--Carlson Building