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Winnetka Weekly Talk, 21 May 1921, p. 11

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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1921 11 | "s Activities oF | Era a y/ S) OW. FEE de> S\ctivities © 2: North Shore Clubs a i= 3 \g Ee | ; L , «« ~ by Ruth Risley" = : Lh 5 fan g fi a J - ik il IR Yl HE, Ninth District Illinois Federation of Women's clubs in WwW h ¥ li 1 I | N| co-operation with the Art departments, will hold a re- as es i | i" | FL ception in the Log Studio of Adam Emory Albright, 1258 x i 4 : ua) Scott avenue, Hubbard Woods, on Friday, May 27, at 3 B il | li i o'clock. Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Albright will be Mrs. Auguste 0118 A ll 4] Babise of Glencoe, President of the Ninth District, Mrs. W. A. } ii Wieboldt, district art chairman, Miss Katherine Lester of Peoria, St ili : Art Chairman for the state, and the following club presidents: Mrs. €riizes ra Eitel, Mrs. C. D. Jeffers, Mrs. A. L.. Smith, Mrs. S. D. Snow, Mrs. A. Belcham Noyes, Mrs. Wm. Severin, Mrs. I.oone Kragg, Mrs. Thomas O. Wallace. FA 4 dg The Misses May and Lila Charlton, Barbara Clark, and Mesdames o . i F. Martin Keyes, E. F. Wieboldt and George Cochran will assist ORDER NOW I I p ; BL the ten tables. EASY PAYMENTS hone Evanston 2230 A program of original songs, poems and piano pieces by Mrs. J. ELECTRIC LABOR SAVERS FOR THE HOME 1104-6 Davis St., Evanston F. Cornelius, Mrs. Ella Bachman Leimbach and Mrs. Eugene Gas- kins, and a lecture and exhibition of new paintings by Mr. Albright > will be given. : : 2 5 Ann Cooper, harpist, and Hilda Ed- | : ; . : : iani he benefit of the The Camp Fire Girls of Chicago|and domestic tasks they are acquir- wards, pianist, for t and suburbs are making prepara-|ing freedom from restraint, girlish Chi Omega sovouty house sud, Bow tions for their pageant. "Spring|grace and confidence. And, most of prtise Age members 0 N Eo y time", symbolical of their eager,| all, they are forming lifelong friend- | 319, Ln xs in Orthwesiern young lives, which is to be given at | ships and developing love and sympa- Tausic schoo. Bos otis temple on the night of |thy for others. - AT THE NEW There will be chants and songs and On Wednesday evening of next dances that will take you to the hill- | week, Mrs. Gertrude Yiecs-Roberts side and the forest glens. The pa-; will present her pupils in an annual a CAI [ axim geant will also show the routine of | recital at the Wilmette Woman's club, camp life, with the various activities, | assisted by Florence Butler-Snite, J such as EA wd basher soprano. Among those who will ap- 4 I » * weaving and woodcratt. that go with | pear on the program are Jane Craw- [S it. Several hundred girls will take Ford, Henry ik ey Sons an. p dce for father, mother, | part. ; ford, Isabel Thompson, Stanley son and daughter : Ins proses will go toward | Smith, Rutl{ Webster, Jane Bau- maintenance of the summer camp on | douine, Stetson Harmon, Grace the sand dunes near South Haven--| Cooke, Jack Clarke, Marjorie Cooke, GREEN BAY ROAD and COUNTY LINE & Kiwanis Na-Wa-kwa, as it is called. | Mary Lent, Jean Culver, Ruth Wachs, One Block West of Braeside Station | a The camp mods 0 of Jufidesds of Rosemary Dempsey, Stanley Abram- wigwams, where the girls live after , Ruth Davidson, Veradell hn- ! | : $ the primitive manner of the Indians. | son, Austin Cooke, Lisbeth i : osm MY Watch this Space for the opening announcement Here, during the summer, nierit| pert Snite, Elizabeth Swofford, Mari- WEZL TELL You! of our $20,000 Dance Hall, the most beautiful beads are won; green beads for cre-|on Wolf, Virginia Thompson ,Ruth . in the middle west. Chicken dinners, restaurant ative work accomplished; flame-col-| Patterson, Blake Roberts and Trissie i -. I . 1 d : Ered heady foritome servicoread ryt nn -- : pm service a la carte and refreshments. Last year health; yellow for business qualities; nil WATCH FOR VAN'S MOVES ! we served 9,000 chicken dinners. red, white and blue for patriotism; Tt ital . meeting of th blue for nature study, and purple for lo annual spring, mesuing e ny . . . . ve honors achieved. These os nie Skokie Country club will be held at Our New Fumiture Special attention to private parties and picnics a decorative trimming to the cere-|the club house on Saturday evening, Salesroom monial robes. May 21, beginning with a special din- J "The influence this organization has | *¢T Seeved 2 the Man's Sr room at Is a Big Improvement th t bol 3 sald Mrs. 1. | seven o'clock, here will 'be an ex- . ' or 10s js ng: Eri Ma 3: cellent quartet to furnish the enter- in this abasic Lowi cid Aa tA AE ab best realized from a brief summary of | tainment during the dinner. Department 7 ¥ NEWCOMB MACKLIN & CO + the activities of a tribe. The girls an 2 Sek narhinn of : : learn to sew and cook and nurse.] On Thursday evening of this week, * bo They are taught many handicrafts.|a recital was es pe the oe We have some good re- * Picture Frames, Cornices, Mirrors, Console : They learn to carve in wood and | Woman's club, by the Misses Mary frigerators and porch > Tables, Decorative Specialties Ea make furnishings for their forest ; ED - id : Fotrents. They make clothing for furniture. > WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR GALLERIES a homeless children. and our girls even E 2 have adopted a little Belgian orphan. ~-g--31= ® WHERE CAN BE SPEN WORKS BY NOTED ARTISTS - "At camp, in their costume of mid- "TI: URN mT > 2 o> 1 dies and bloomers, they participate h 7 a ny » + Wholesale and Retail Phone Central 5215 2 in the most active kind of games and P ones ° Yilmeéltle~ 3 > N. 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