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L4 Dy WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1921 fins : > Activities o Senge North Shore Clubs ~~ by Ruth Risley x GROUP of interesting v teresting program at Ou evening last. There we audeville entertainers gave an in- ilmette Country club on Saturday re the Dancing La Barbe's, some BOL] French Novelty Terpsichorean artists, Evelyn Simmons, known as "the cabaret queen of songs", Lawrence Johnson, an ex- cellent ventriloquist, Frank and Gertie Fay, who presented a sketch of "This and That", the Byron Bros. Saxaphone band, and the Rob- bins Family, who claim to put over vaudeville's cleverest family act. The program of events for the month of December, which has just been issued, includes the following: Saturday, December 3, Formal Party. Dinner Dance. Monday, December 5, Afternoon Bridge. Men's Night. Saturday, December 10, Brid ge. Monday, December 12, Luncheon and Bridge. Men's Night. Saturday, December 17, Infor Monday, December 19, Men's mal Dance for Juniors and Seniors. Night. Wednesday, December 21, Cards. Pivot game. Monday, December 26, Men's Night. Tuesday, December 27, Child ren's Party. Wednesday, December 28, Luncheon and Bridge. Thursday, December 29, Juni Saturday, December 31, New or: Party. Year's Eve Party. Students in New Trier High school have been packing boxes to send to children overseas. On each box are the words, 'Merry Christmas from the Junior Red Cross." The boxes contain handkerchiefs, warm mittens, gay hair-ribbons and ties, fascinating crayons and hard candy packed in tin. Back will come letters of thanks, telling of customs queer to the Americans, then across the seas will go letters telling of our own queer ways. - High schools of this country are corresponding with High schools all! around the world. The Junior Red Cross acts as a clearing house and it is hoped that the small expenditure of stamps spent now will create a better understanding between the countries and cut down war taxes for coming generations. a The next regular meeting of the North Shore Catholic Woman's League will be Highland Park Day and be held on December 8, at the Winnetka Woman's club. Rev. Fath- er Smyth of Evanston will be the speaker. x There will be dancing by Joan In- gram and Helen Mehren, and a piano solo by Mrs. W. P. Bates. fn The American Association of Uni- versity Women is sponsoring a lec- ture at Fullerton hall, Art Institute on Thursday afternoon, December 8, at four o'clock, by Miss Helen Frazer PTT Trepp p------ 4 al of England, on "Some Personalities in British Politics." During her visit in Chicago, Miss Frazer will be the guest of Mrs. Russell Tyson. She is one of three women candidates for Parliament under the Coalition gov- ernment at the next general election, and her address promises to be a most interesting one. iene, The Woman's Christian Temper- ance Union will meet on Monday, De- FRANKLIN Sales and Service The car everyone would like to own Gage Motor Sales Co. Phone 5700 1629 Orrington Ave., Evanston Florence M. Hendershot Photographer Photographs made in your own home For Appointment Telephone Hyde Park 2314 Studio 1541 East 57th Street Chicago, Ill. Fis cember 5, at two-thirty o'clock, with Mrs. Jonathan C. Drake, 1226 Lake av- enue, Wilmette. The speaker will be Mrs. N. J. Bone, wife of Rev. N. J. Bone, formerly pastor of the Free Methodist church of Lvanston, now of Chicago. Mrs. Bone is Evangelistic superintendent for the county and will speak on her department sub- ject. ----p-- The Dramatic Circle of the College Club will present a group of one act plays on Saturday, December 10, at two-thirty o'clock in the afternoon. and again at eight-thirty in the even- ing, at the Grace Hickox studios in the Fine Arts building. The plays to be presented are "The Wonder Hat", by Ben Hecht, "Helena's Husband", by Philip Moeller, and "Boccaccio's Nu-Told Tale", by W. Kemp. Christmas Bazaar Wilmette Congregational Church DECEMBER 7th DOORS OPEN 1 P.M. Dolls, Aprons, Underwear, Home-made Candies, Cakes, etc. Prices Reasonable--Come Early [TEE 615 Davis St., Evanston MATINEES 2 and 4 Evening 7 and 9 Saturday December 3 MARIE PREVOST in "Nobody's Fool" Pathe News No. 9 "Winners Of The West" 3rd Chapter NEXT WEEK Monday December 5 i "THE CABINET OF DR. GALIGARY" The Most Amazing, Weird and Mystifying Picture Ever Presened Tuesday and Wednesday December 6 and 7 WANDA HAWLEY m, "Her Face Value" Thursday and Friday December 8 and 9 "ALL FOR A WOMAN" A Stupendous Drama of the Loves of the Mighty With a Special Cast December 10 Saturday BABE RUTH The Hero of the Diamond in "Heading Home" "Winners Of The West" 4th Chapter Visit the wonderful as- sortment of DOLLS and TOYS at KIDDIE NOOK, and shop early! Secure your CHRIST- MASDECORATIONS before it is too late. x . = 1 kia NoOk THE STORE FOR CHILDREN 1160 Wilmette Avenue Wilmette 3 The Dolls are holding council here Right'at The Store For Children. They've come from places far and near, To have a grand cotillion. There's Mama Dolls and Papa, too, Besides all kinds of people; There's animals--a regular zoo, Enough to fill a steeple. COLBY'S GIFT SHOP A shades, special, $10. dreds of others at various prices. This Set Complete, $10 Iridescent crackled lass compote in blue, green or Grecian old, on wrought iron base, containing six pieces of wax fruit, and pair of wrought iron poly- chromed candlesticks with candles in colors to match compote--a remarkable value--$10. Lam Ss An unusually fine assortment of lustre pottery P lamps in various colors, complete with silk Also floor and table lamps at very interesting prices. In the Gift Shop Special tables containing prac- tical and decorative articles of distinctive character at $5, $7.50, $10, $15 and $20. Hun- = AN COLBY sévs 129 N.Wabash Ave., Near Randolph Shoes--Extra Special BOY'S CHOCOLATE ELK PLAY SHOES at prices that are the lowest for the past seven years Sizes 11 to 131% Pricedat .. ...2. 0... .... $3.50 "wl 102 eh SE BER 4.00 " to 6 ud. TR OL ea 4.50 " 6% to 8 YM eh arat 5.00 T7007 007000 AN Bring in the boys and have them fitted with these strong durable shoes. S. 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