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10 WINNETKA TALK December 29, 1928 Bees esse ieee sessssssesssssssssf| Engaged Evanston Shop Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings THE @ HU Henry C. Lytton & Sons CHICAGO--State and Jackson EVANSTON--Orrington and Church * * * In Our Evanston Shop Jhe One and Only Society Brand Suit Sale Our Entire Stock of These Fine Suits That Sold Up to *75--Drastically Cut to $ 50 0 Exclusive Lytton Custom Hand Tailored Titre are Suit Sales and Suit Sales, but S U I T S The, is only one Society Brand Suit Sale. Recognized as the Finest Clothes It occurs semi-annually in our four stores. Made Ready to Wear R. and Mrs. George E. Tarnow of 126 Fourth street, Wilmette an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Miss Dorothea Maud Tarnow, to James Eggert Costello of Ottawa, Ill The announcement was made at a Christmas dinner party at the Wilmette home of the Tarnows. No date has been set for the wedding. HOLD NATIONAL MEET N. U. Chapter of Tau Delta Phi Spon- sors Convention Sponsored by Northwestern univer- sity and the University of Chicago un- dergraduate chapters and local alumni, the eighteenth annual convention of Tau Delta Phi, national college fra- ternity, will be held at the Congress hotel. Two hundred delegates of the active chapters will be here for the day conclave, which begins Saturday. The convention, the first to be held in the middlewest since it was last in Chicago in 1925, will be opened with a business session Saturday morning and will continue with fraternal con- Why Is This Society Brand 5 Formerly from 360 to 585--Now ferences in the daytime and social fes- Suit Sale Different! HVisies in the Svening® ii Monday ! night, when a formal New Year's eve The name Society Brand stands out above all others 40% ball will be held. for Style. They produce none but fine clothes. This is Herman I,. Baskin of New York is no special purchase or odd lot of undesirables, but our national president of the fraternity own carefully selected stock --with every Suit included "J YTTON CUSTOM CLOTHES" are made and Joseph H. Salzer, a senior in the that sold all season up to $75. os Skids Tl Pes re pas commerce school at Northwestern uni- versity, is president of the local chapter. - -- for wl #85 axd*95 Society Brand § 50 ee hrteiese iueivey rd 1 Landshire Suits --Now.. san Reckless Driver Cause of Motor Crash Monday As a result of reckless driving, Lorenzo Bien, 27, of Chicago, crashed into a car driven by Frank Retzinger, 16, of Northbrook, at Locust and Pine streets last Monday afternoon. Bien was going east on Pine street at about thirty-five miles an hour, when he hit Retzinger, who was driving south on Locust, according to the police. The Retzinger car was turned over and thrown on the sidewalk. Both cars were badly damaged. The drivers were not seriously hurt, Bien was arrested and charged with reckless driving. He was later fined $10 and costs. Overcoats Society Brand and Other Fine Makes Sharply Reduced 3950 $4950 $550 Sold up to $60 Sold up to $75 Sold up to $100 PRESENT PAGEANT Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey took the leading roles of Joseph and Mary in "Adoration of the Kings and Shep- herds," a pageant of the Nativity of Christ presented at the Winnetka Con- TE rar. ------ at Err irae Sara tal . 0 OOOO XR OOO EE NEE EXC NOOO xy 1 | zreagtionl church last Sunday after- noon a O clock. I these 3 price groups are included selections of patterns and styles that cover every taste. ere are 3 full months of Winter ahead--take advantage of these savings--even though you put your Coat away until next year. I 1