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0 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOV. 19, 1921 5 a Lg Jocial Happenings | TET Winnetka. Hubbard Woods: ; 3 : i | « by Cate n, wf 2 Ce a HE SR TTITYYY Saat eran, ql Im 3) ip EM a sae ml Albert Pick, 445 Sheridan road, next Tuesday evening where a delightful musicale is to be given for the benefit ; ed] of the Dorcas Home, a home for some forty children who are cared for, and educated, in wholesome, homelike surroundings. Mrs. Albert Pick, Jr., an eminent young artist in our village, will present a number of piano selections; Mr. Cooper Lawley, of Chicago, a prominent tenor, who has made many appear- ances before Woman's club audiences on the north shore, will render a group of songs, and Mr. Carlton Kaumeyer, who will aug- |! ment the program with violin selections, is a young | artist from Wilmette, whose work is becoming very well known among north shore | lovers of music. Tickets may be procured from Mrs. Archibald Lynne, and Mrs. Thomas P. Smith, Jr., of Winnetka, Mrs. Hen- ry T. Smith, of Glencoe, or from any other members of the Dorcas board. a Winnetka society took particular interest in the formal debut of Miss Lois Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murry Nelson, on Sat- urday afternoon last, when Mrs. Albert Pick, Jr. she was presented at a tea given by her parents at the Ambassador hotel from four until seven o'clock. Assisting Mrs. Nelson were Mrs. Laird Bell, Mrs. Augustus A. Carpenter, Mrs. Ralph Hamill, Mrs. Edwin S. Fetcher, Mrs. Ernest Ballard, Mrs. Arthur G. Bissell, Mrs. Lowell Copeland, Mrs. Cochran Supplee, and Mrs. Hibbard Casselberry. Among the young girls receiving were Miss Carol de Windt, Miss Sarah Bennett, Miss Elizabeth Carpenter, Miss Beatrice Fenton, Miss Eleanor Bradley, Miss Elizabeth Nitze, and Miss Margaret Fisher. & : Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leeper of Evanston announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Alice to Archibald Anderson Syme of 853 Willow street. The wedding v will take place early in December. The November meeting of the Mac- According to tradition, the Wom- Dowell Musical Club was held at the an's Guild of Christ church will hold home of Mrs. William McAdams, 734| its annual Thanksgiving food and Lincoln avenue on Monday afternoon, | pastry sale at the parish house on November 14. next Wednesday morning, the day be- The following program was given,| fore Thanksgiving, beginning at 10 after which a social hour was en-' o'clock. joyed: Tempting delicacies of every de- "Current Bvents in Music........... scription especially nice for a Thanks- SS TR SRE Mrs Byron giving table will be on hand, as well Johnson | as the famous home made breads, relishes and other attractive displays. Morning, Noon and Night.. Mrs. Thrall Slumber Song... ceces Mac Fadyen ST ' Moonlight on the Lagoon...... Friml Mr. Benjamin Allen has closed his EwIlight al sete Friml summer home on Sheridan road and Sunset. i... 0... Evelyn Sharpe | re-opened his town house at 40 East Mrs. Street i Cedar street, Chicago. His daughter A Day in Arcady ...... Harriet Ware | Mrs. Phelps B. Hoyt is residing with (a) Spring Morning him. (b) The Seas of Noon . 3 (¢) Goodnight Mr. Morhis L. Greeley is convales- Mrs. Thrall--Mrs. Karsten cing at his home, 655 Maple avenue, Mo: Rising: Suni........evn Forgosson | following a tonsil operation at the Sonnets of Autumn. ...Cecil Burleigh | Evanston hospital. (a) A Stern November (b) Fluttering Leaves (c) Birds of Passage The Evening Sky...... Edwin Scheve Mrs. Orcutt Happy-+Day.....-. Walter Zimmerman Seretidde. o.oo Gena Branscombe Dawn in the Desert....Gertrude Ross Miss Greene Mrs. Robert Smith acted as accom- panist during the program. ---- tf * £3 12 PHOTOGRAPHS BUY Tt was a great pleasure to the aud- jence gathered at the Woman's club Wednesday, November 16, to have a woman of such charm as Mrs. Nor- man W. Harris and a Winnetka wom- an, dedicate the beautoful new club piano. The entire program was given by Mrs. Harris who played with such vitality in her tone that the interest of her audience was held from the moment she began to play. A keen sense of rhythm, gives a style to her playing and the atmospheric quality in the palmgren numbers made them exquisite. The Chopin mazurka was received with great pleasure as that beautiful number is seldom heard. The afternoon was one to be re- membered. The increasing attendance at these musical meetings shows that Winnetka. loves music. The next meeting, December 14, is in charge of Mrs. Harvey I. Brewer. The subject is "American Music", which promises to be a very interesting program. er er Mrs. Lorenzo Johnson and Mrs. Merritt Starr started for Washing- ton, D. C., by motor this week, where Mrs. Johnson will visit her son, Mr. Stuart Johnson. 4 -> 12 GIFTS FOR 12 FRIENDS Eugene L. Ray STUDIO HOYBURN BLDG. EVANSTON PHONE EVANSTON 2238 ! Mrs. Franklin P. Dean, who has been the guest of Mr. [ George T. Steen, 33 Essex road, for several months, left Tuesday for Sar- asota, Fla., where she will spend the winter. En route, Mrs. Dean is stop- | ping with her son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Rellihan in Indianapolis. fe The first of the series of the Win- netka Assembly Dances will be held at the Winnetka Womens Club this evening. Several large dinner par- ties have been planned and all those who attended the dances last year are looking forward to them this year with much plaesire. Miss Elizabeth Greeley, 655 Maple avenue, Vassar 20, is selling fruit- cakes for Thanksgiving and Christ- mas for the Vassar fund. They are now on sale at the Co-operative Grocery store, which handles the cake free fo charge. Anyone desiring a cake for Thanksgiving should order at once of Miss Greeley. wi Invitations were issued this week for the marriage of Miss Margaret Marriner, daughter of Mrs. Robert G. Marriner of Menominee, Mich., to Dr. Donald M. Gallie, Jr. son of Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Gallie of Wil- mette. The ceremony will take place at the Marriner home on Saturday evening, November 26, at 8:30 o'clock. The last of the series of lectures given by Miss Myra Reynolds, has been reserved for the regular meet- ing of the Drama Study Class, De- ember 5, at three o'clock. She will then speak on "The Beggar's Opera". can 5 mene Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Blanche Loeb of New York City to Mr. Robert M. Markwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max coe. Mr. Herbert L. Zipf left Thursday of last week to attend the Yale-Har- vard game returning after visiting a week in New York. ---- spent last week-end visiting her si- ster, Margaret who is attending the State University at Champaign. "o Nourish Beauty angi Soft often a Harsh Dry Ed Millions of wo- men have found from - gctual experience that INELLO Tissue Cream produces the most gratifying results. and Mrs. ' RZ M. Markwell of Sheridan road, Glen-: Miss Emily Hadley, 913 Oak street: Mr. and Mrs. Corado Gustapalia of The Ridge Avenue Circle will be 832 Foxdale avenue, announce the| entertained on Monday afternoon, birth of a son, on November 17. Mrs. | November 21, at two-thirty o'clock Gustapalia was formerly Miss Mary at the home of Mrs. Louis Schmid, 355 Luchessi. Linden avenue. NLL LLL 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 22 2 2 2 2 2 ZzZzz7 AUCTION SALE Starting at 10 A. M.--Tuesday, Novem- ber 22nd, the entire stock of groceries, canned goods and fixtures will be sold at auction. Some of the fixtures are--counters, type- writer,--Todd check writer--2 office chairs-- safe--platform scales, 2 hopper Electric coffee mill, etc. Progressive Grocery 801 Elm Street Phone 888 Winnetka, Illinois LILI SSSSLL LSS ASSL LSS SLL AALS SSIS SSAA SILLS SSIS ILS LISS SSIS SSIS SSSI SSIS SSS ASSIS SSSI SSSI SSSI SSIS SSIS EV Tr VOL, ALLLLLILLLSSLLLLLLSLLLLSLLLLLSLSLLLLLLSLLLLLSLILSSSSLLLLL LSS SLL SSL LSLSLLSS LSS SSIS SSIS LLL S SSSI SSS SSSA SASS SSIS WHT TTT TE 0: Characteristic Portraitures at Home or in Studio PHONE 210 STANTON WILHITE WINNETKA, ILL. 743 ELM STREET SUL EE ETT EL nn iil PHOEBE JANE 747 Elm Street, WINNETKA Phone Winnetka 822 Renewals and new Subscriptions to all Magazines solicited. Oul Saturday Evening Post, Country Gentleman and Ladies Home WILLIAM A. HADLEY. 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