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------ Be sss -- peor WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1918 oc al H ap pe NNAS Communication - Nor kh Shore ||. May I not take this opportunity ort \ O re to express through the columns of : your paper the appreciation of that by Ruth Risley [1] large portion of the community to Winnetka Weekly Talk. whom Friday of this week will be a N INTERESTING ATTRACTION at the Brown Tea Shop | tion of the shopkeepers of Winnetka on Saturday afternoon of this week, at three thirty o'clock, |and Hubbard Woods, who so wi will be the presence of Mrs. Russell Tyson, head of the |"&lY nsrend fo olnte Hien Ores oa Chicago Branch of the American Fund for French Wounded. marliers JUNG Js aiternoor Mrs. Tyson, who but recently returned from France, has a fund of interesting information to impart, and it is expected the women of day of special meaning, for the ac- of that day. We are certain that nothing they could have done could have so effectively served to emphas- the village will be eager to hear of the work in that field. ize the significance that Good Friday * this year has for the world. It is HE SPIRIT of co-operation which always prevails in Winnetka, | fitting that the great memorial of has at no time been more pronounced than during these days |the supreme sacrifice should be made of national peril. The success of the Gift Shop and the Tea | With marked emphasis in this year Shop is typical of the spirit. Enthusiasm still continues and the | When tens of thousands of the youths N22 0rd ddd i ; 3 f the free nations of the world are Dr. Brown fund, as registered by the Shop thermometer, has nearly ori reached $1,500. > . cause for which the Son of Man laid N AN N NY RN N N N N N \ N making their final contribution to the 7724 bi The Hat sale, to be opened on April 3, to continue three days, should net a generous sum. There is also to be a china and glass- ware sale which will take place on Wednesday, April 10, opening at | ly this fact. ten o'clock and continuing one day, only. Contributions for this Rev. E. Ashley Gerhard. sale are solicited. * LEGAL NOTICE down His life. This action of the shopkeepers of this community has helped us all to recognize more clear- The following ticket will be voted upon at the annual meeting of the Winnetka Woman's club on Thurs- day, April 18. President, Mrs. Carrie B. Prouty. 1. vice-president, Mrs. Charles T. Mordock. 2. vice-president, Mrs. Norman K. Anderson. Recordin secretary, Mrs. Taliaferro Milton. Corresponding secretary, Mrs. J. F. Porter. Treasurer, Mrs. Arthur G. Free- man. Chairmen of committees. Art and literature, Mrs. Laird Bell. Edu- cational, Mrs. Alfred S. Alschuler. Civics and Philanthropy, Mrs. Mor- ris L. Greeley. Social, Mrs. Charles Howells Coffin. House, Mrs. William A. Otis. Members at large: Mrs. 'John R. Montgomery, Mrs. Charles S. Buell and Mrs. Leon H. Winne. ---- The MacDowell Musical club has completed arrangements for the Musicale to be given on the evening of May 3, at the Woman's club." A large audience is hoped for, since the proceeds are to be given to the War En Fan The regular all-day meeting of the Woman's society of the Congre- gational church will be held on Wed- nesday, April 3. Business meeting at 11 clock; luncheon at 12, and the program at 1:30 o'clock. Among the speakers will be Reverend J. W. F. Davies, who is the new president of the board of directors of the Con- gregational school for women; and Miss Agnes Taylor, who is dean of the training school. Mrs. Harvey Brewer wil furnish the music for the afternoon. n- Gi HD Bd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Summers, of 896 Elm street, entertained with a birthday dinner on Sunday, in honor of her mother, Mrs. Blanche Bow- den. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maher and Miss Helen Maher, of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wilson, Frank Wilson, Miss Helen Bowden, William Bowden and Tho- mas Bowden, of Winnetka. -- At the next meeting of the Win- netka Woman's club, on Thursday afternoon, April 4, a special wartime program will be presented. Mrs. Charles Hubbard will speak on the "Woman's Army Reserve", and Mrs. F. W. Harnwell will read a one act comedy. The hostesses for the after- noon will be Mesdames Charles I. Weeks, Gerald Mahoney, Charles A. Tibbals and John R. Fletcher. A ---- The many friends of Mrs. A. G. Freeman, 651 Lincoln avenue, will re- gret to learn of the death .of her mother, Mrs. Winterson, of Chicago, last Sunday morning. As Mrs. Free- man is quarantined with the measles, " she was unable to attend the funer- al services. AVE Mrs. W. S. Hamm and daughter, Miss Winifred Hamm, 270 Scott avenue, left Tuesday for a visit in Hempstead, New York, with Miss Hamm's fiancee, Deforse Custer. Be- fore returning they will spend sever- al days in Washington, D. C. ---- Miss M. Lillian Smedly and Miss Ruth Barr, of Lake Geneva, Wis., will be the 'week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Lieber, 988 Elm street. ee We Miss Mildred Light. 988 Elm street, will spent the week-end at Leaf River, Il Mrs. Phelps B. Hoyt and daughter,| Notice is hereby given, that at a Miss Betty, accompanied by Mrs. |Special meeting of the stockholders Hoyt's father, Mr. Benjamin Allen, |of the Calenduline company, held will leave this week for Atlantic |at 7859 Egglister avenue, Chicago, City, N. J. Mrs. Hoyt expects to re-|at 2 o'clock p. m, on December 28, open her home, at 483 Sheridan road, | 1917, the capital stock of said com- May 1. pany was reduced from $100,000 to --p-- $5,000. The Pi Beta Phi sorority of North- GEO. H. PATTISON, western university will hold a danc- 823 Ashland avenue. ing party at the Winnetka Woman's club on Friday evening, April 12, rete le eect 2 5 yr E. S. 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