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ivr oAaTATIRAAIDTD 20 1010 i ¥ WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1919 5 PO LL TIT TEATS i Jocral Happenings £ Winnetka.s Hubbard by Ruth Risley = | : = fain Mn scsi J rT om \ can gry | SL ey CTL RE The Price of Coal --- The Price of Steel | The Cost of Labor In fact the cost of everything which enters into the manufac- ture of automobiles has and continues to advance steadily. This advance you'll agree is not singular nor limited to auto- mobiles, yet some people ask if cars will be cheaper next spring. Have you noticed that the price of every popular make of car, (except Ford) has advanced within the past six months? And automobile men say they must advance again before spring. Financial experts, business critics predict the present or | higher prices for at least three years. Are you wise? Buy Your Ford Car Now Take delivery at your convenience R. D. CUNNINGHAM EXCLUSIVE DEALER hil Woods. I il zn pr eu VERYONE is most eager to know the names and the per- sonnel of the two plays that will be given at the Holiday Fete at the Winnetka Woman's club on Friday and Saturday of next week at'8 o'clock, under the auspices of the Women' Guild of Christ church. The committee under the chairmanship of Mrs. Laird Bell, and Mrs. Cornelius Lynde had ment to keep these facts secret, but certain rumors have leaked out. It is known fo: «instance that the heroine of the first play is Mrs. Henry Tenney, whose admirable acting in the "Amazons" has become a Winnetka tradition--and the leading role of the second and longer play will be acted by Mr. Perry Dunlap Smith, of the Country Day School, who has been noted as an actor of parts ever since his college days at Harvard. Some of the lucky few who have been admitted to re- hearsals declare that he is the funniest man they have ever seen on the stage although others declare that they find Lawrence Howe even more amusing. Both men have admirable roles for the exer- cise of their unusual talents. After the two interesting plays a very enthusiastic committee is planning two hours of dancing with a snappy jazz band, short inter- missions, cotillion features, wonderful time guaranteed. One ad- mission covers the plays and dancing. The dance committee besides Mrs. John T. Boddie, chairman, includes Mrs. Oliver S. Pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Badgerow, Mrs. Ralph Hobart, Street, John Ott, Donald Dallas and Harry Parrish. The children's party promises to be a great success. Children under eight years zrc invited from 2:3) to 4 o'clock: older children from 4:30 to 6 o'clock. Admission is to be paid at the door. The number of articles collected for the sale, which starts Friday at 2 o'clock, at the Holiday general beauty and usefulness is remarkable. Messrs, Harry Fete rs daily increasing and their The most charming! M. P. LOUEN Sales and Office Mgr. PHONE EVANSTON 4884 810 Church Street EVANSTON ~ ~ 3 .n - ~ £F TAC Y - so v * { { 1 i collection of collars and cuffs and vests ever displayed will be for, The Alumni of the Marywood| An all-day meeting of the Wom- sale there ;--novelties of plain organdie, cross-barred organdie, or-| school for Girls gave an informal|an's Society of the Congregational gandie edged with lace and many other dainty designs. Som un-' usually pretty bridge table covers with navkins to match are sure! to attract the eager Christmas shopper. Tea will 1 Friday and Saturday afternoons. Don't forget the jolly good time to snbn---- -- e served both Of interest to former New Trier BOY SCOUT MOVIES dance at the Edgewater Beach hotel last evening. ---- Miss Eunice Weissenberg, 817 Elm street, was operated for appendicitis at the Mary Thompson hospital last church will be held Wednesday, December 3. Business meeting at 11 o'clock, luncheon at 12:15; program at 1:30 o'clock. Chicago Commons Day. | Mrs. Cassaetari will be present, also Miss Hipp, who will tell about the sewing and cooking classes. Come be had Wednesday (instead of Tues- students is the announcement of the Friday, and is reported to be doing and give these Commons' friends a day) evening, December 3, at "Bluff eg ment of Miss Eleanor Brad. nicely. hearty welcome. Edge". the home of Mr. and Mrs. ley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thom- | AT THE Douglas Smith. The recital given by as E. D. Bradley of Wilmette. to mem ---- Miss Jennie J. F. Tohnson, well- John Gray Rhind of Re ! pr W% : known contralto of Chicago, will be a real treat; the farce, "Modes and Manners" will give you a jolly laugh, while the social hour in the dining room will be an excellent. place to meet old and new friends. The cast of characters for the playlet includes such excellent local talent, as Mrs. mington, Ind. No date has been set for the wedding. | -- | Mrs. Frank Ogden Magie, and her | three soms, Frank. John and Wil-| liam, are at the Shore Crest hotel for the winter. Miss Dorothy Magie! is at the school in Providence, R. I..,} and Mr. and Mts. Chester Alan COMMUNITY HOUSE Every Saturday LLL LE L227 22777 7 Td ZZ 777. Disappoint You! We Would Not Dare to Merritt Lum, Mrs. Joseph E. Winter- Wardwell \ ro Our reputation for prompt and efficient service Merritt Lum, Mrs. Joseph E. Winter- Wardwell are living in Brookline, , . . : botham, Mrs. W. R. English, Mrs. A. Mass. yg n Ded. 0," Carlyle Blackwell 'and in Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Clothes is M. Sharf, Mrs. William T. Wehr- re pes Evelyn Greeley iu "The Golds unexcelled. stedt. Mrs. A. G. Freeman, Mrs. D.! Mr. and Mrs. Ayres Boal. 789 W. Poff, Mrs. Walter Johnson and Mrs. Sherman Goble. Tickets are offered for the entertainment and refreshments, with or without trans- portation, and may be obtained from Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber. or any member of the Missionary commit- tee. The whole affair is being given under the auspices of the Woman's Committee on Benevolence of the Congregational church. fe Mrs. Phelps B. Hoyt and Mrs. Ben- jamin Allen, of Winnetka, who are living in the city this winter, are co- chairmen of the jewelry shop at the Atlantic City Board Walk bazaar to i | INC. be held December 6 to 14 at the afternoon at the Winnetka Woman's | | : ; Coliseum for the benefit of the club. This will be Highland Park '«c C 'E S d Phone Winnetka 150 B. Nazarian Bros., Props. Passavant Memorial Hospital Build- Day. Rev. George McCarthy. chap-| arter Case' Every Satur ay N, ing fund. Mrs. Philip T. Swift, daugh- lain at Fort Sheridan, will be the . ; " 3 ter of Mrs. Hoyt, will asssit in the speaker. Prizma Nature Film Every 5 jewelry shop during the sale. Among ---- ss : : articles which have been donated for The MacDowell Music club has Other Saturday \ | Pm] O EERE OY OEX0 O=I0 the jewelry shop are a solid silver extended an invitation to the hus- N |r after-dinner-coffee service, silversalad bands of the members and a few | RzzzzzzmrZZZZZZZ I THIS BANK HANDLES bowl, gold lorgnette, mahogany lib- friends of the program to be given MONEY rary clock, diamond and pear neck- om Tuesday evening of next week lace, silver coffee urn, platinum at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY ° brooch set with pearls and diamonds, I. Weeks, 600 Ash street. I in every way. For deposit, for i a pair -of cut Gi Hinges hueitss, W . Sa ih % : once, for Tveitinents Ii sou a watches, opera glasses and gilt mir- he pupils of Miss Kathleen Air ' 4 : : ror. There will be a large number of of the Columbia School of Music. E 2 have any business, and cash to small articles on sale for Christmas will give a recital on December 8, at! H invest, or any need of cash, trade. y the Winnetka Woman's clubhouse, at | = call and let us see if we cannot A -hali-past four o'clock. to which the show. you how. tathandle yous Mr. and Mrs. Walter Andrew Ham- public is cordially invited. ox & ones effalneiiartie hast ads 3 mond of Evanston hase issued invi- ---- . eB y S 0 tations to the marriage of theirdangh- The East Elm Street Circle will 169 vantages. nn ter, Elizabeth, to leonard Griffen hold an all-day meeting, beginning o = 39 ° Shepard, son of Mrs. Leonard Shep- at 10 o'clock, next Tenn 3 the g é hard of Milwaukee, which will take home of Mrs. J. O. Ely, 592 Cherry Yormiait place on Wednesday, December 3, 'f street. Luncheon will be served at WINNETKA TRUST BANK OFM EY MEVER 8 o'clock, at the residence of Mr. and 12:30 o'clock. pe is on Mrs. Walter A. Strong. 1377 North pt Prevailing Conditions and SAVINGS BANK Established 1894 avenue, Hubbard Woods. i Mr. and Mrs. George W. Basson make early Christiies We close at 12:30 on Saturdays CAPITAL $35,000.00 ° a who are spending the winter in New i : SR Oo Mrs. A. J. Vollmann entertained at York, arrived in Chicago Saturday Shopping. Fiore Po SERIO oxo ORIO IE SEmI OI OE dinner last Wednesday evening in for a short stay at the Blackstone. This Seaton pictents --- honor of Mrs. Elizabeth Calkins of ---- anneal Siicr ties tor ° Hollywood, Ill, whose engagement Mrs. W. M. Peterson, 520 Fir street, the Werthant was announced at that time to Mr. returned Sgtuiday from fhe Fvans- ogy a oni ' " George Herbolt of Springville, N. ton hospital, where she underwent a 1e hope of replenish- D ( i { Y. Covers were laid for eight serious operation. | ing assortments before uncan S on ectionery guests. The wedding of Mrs. Calkins --_--t Kol Christmas is slight. and Mr. Herbolt was solemnized on The Winter club will ho d another i , 2 : Thanksgiving Day. of its series of dancing parties at the aon early and in com 786 ELM STREET Phones Winnetka 290-1488 hs A + Winnetka Woman's club next Tues- . Mr. and Mrs. William Hendrichsen day evening. of Ridge avenue, left Monday for Los iis % : a Angeles, Cal, where they will make 1e Four Corner Dancing club will J | their future home. hold the fifth of its series of parties BF THE CELLINI SHOP Z FANCY STATIONERY TOBACCOS pa te on Saturday evening, December 13. ol La Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Schien, 1437 a £ 523-DAVIS STREET AND CANDIES Prairie avenue, Hubbard Woods, Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Blatchford = EVANSTON, ILLINOIS have moved to 2012 Birchwood ave- entertained at a family dinner party TCE------T nue, Chicago. on Thanksgiving Day. Hin 3 Sheridan road, gave a large dinner! party on Thanksgiving Day. their guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Boal, Mr. and Mrs. Sam-| uel D. Flood, and Miss Dorothy Flood, Mrs. G. L. Fort and Mrs.! George M. Pullman. i The wedding of Miss Irene Bryan' of Fort Worth, Tex.. to Francis R. Blossom of Hubbard Woods, will take place this evening in the bride's home at Fort Worth. The ceremony will be a simple one. mt, he | Shore Catholic Wom- The North : an's league will meet next Thursday! UAT LISII IL LLL SLAY LSS HASSE TAS SSS SILLS SASL LASS SA STS SS LA SSS SS SSAA SSSI LSA SSS SASS 1S SAS I SAS A FHA AA SHA A IRSA SY en Wall" Dec. 13, "Arizona Cat-Claw", a thrilling story of the West Dec. 20, Barbara Castleton and Irving Cummings in "The Heart cf a Girl," a stirring political picture Dec. 27, Evelyn Greeley in "The 'Oakdale Affair," by the author of "Tarzan of the Apes" DE Pr 77 77 sanitary way. Try us only to find that your clothes will look better, set better and wear longer. Our method of pressing clothes is the DveHouse 4 Carlton Building Winnetka