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[5] WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1921 iin il | in 8 ee Hi) =n TT CHRISTMAS time most all of the plans for joy and of Wednesday, December 28, The 4] cayety center about the children, and with this thought in mind, members of the Music committee of the Winnetka |one of the largest of the season. > Woman's club, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Emory ig Cobb Andrews, have arranged a most attractive program of music and "movies" for the Saturday afternoon after Christmas, Dec- ember 31. Mrs. Edwin S. Fetcher, a favorite pianist in our village, will | Their quota is $65000 and up to date play three of the Brahms waltzes to be followed by a group of |? tidy sum has heey sot aside through Chinese lullabies, sung by Mrs. Ernst Von Ammon, and a "cello solo by Alexander Magnus, a pupil in the sixth grade of the Hubbard he Woods school, and an excellent little artist on his instrument. A Mr rd Men oer Shida group of interpretative dances in costume will be presented by the Misses Virgina MacLeish, Marjorie Janney, Jean Markley, and Carol Whitman, pupils of Miss Alicia Pratt. : The musical program will be followed by "movies", most likely ae i will he perioesed yi depicting an interesting fairy tale, and the film is not to be in- |g e5CaYy [rorning, Liecem ' flammable. Tickets may be purchased at Adams Pharmacy or of Mrs. E. C.| breakfast and reception at the Schild- Andrews. elton: | RTE rere an Jocral Happenings Winnetka Hubbocd Woods. = by Ruth Risley & The wedding of Miss Alice Leeper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. he Jomo: Longue oF A . ~ re 18.:¥ S Clarence A. Leeper, and Archibald Anderson Syme, of 853 Willow Worderland™ tat be ain Tuesday street, took place on Wednesday evening at the family home in Evanston. The ceremony was performed at six-thirty o'clock by Rev. David Hugh Jones, of Evanston, in the presence of the im- | formance that afternoon for the mediate families and a few intimate friends of the couple. Mrs. benefit of the Raqctifte hind, Frank Logan, of Canton, Ohio, attended the bride as matron of honor. Little Patricia Rimington served as flower girl and Master Walter Neilson, as ringbearer. Arthur Syme attended his brother as best iat d man. After a wedding journey, Mr. and Mrs. Syme will make t! home at the North Shore hotel, Evanston. lieutenant in the British army for three year o Mr. Syme served as a The third program offered by the Music committee of the Winnetka Woman's club and presented on Wed- nesday afternoon of this week at the clubhouse, under the direction of Mrs. Harvey I. Brewer, was exceedingly well attended, and proved to be most successful. An interesting speaker in the per- son of Herbert Hyde of Chicago, well known and admired for his interest in the growth of music in Chicago, added greatly to the program. Mr. Hyde spoke in behalf of the Civic Music association explaining its use and asking for its financial support from the Winnetka Woman's club. Following the address Mrs. Norman S. Parker, of ILvanston, a talented young woman, played two groups of selections on her violin, accompanied by Mrs. McAdams. Her playing was delightful. Mrs. William D. McAdams, as pianist, played a MacDowell concert Etude and a Debussy Arabesque. Mrs. McAdams showed good tech- nique and played with ease and grace. The sustaining quality of the piano showed up well in the Debussy num- ber and the tone was beautiful. Mrs. Helen Abbott Byfield of Highland Park, who rendered two groups of songs, chose American Folk songs and a group of songs by: composers little known with the ex- ception of Hageman. Mrs. Byfield sings charmingly; and the bit of drama she displayed in several of her numbers was most pleasing. Mrs. Henry F. Dickinson, who accompani- ed Mrs. Byfield played with true musicianship. "Truly, the afternoon was enjoyed thoroughly by everyone. Rl. Many north shore students at Northwestern university attended the annual Junior promenade held last Friday evening in Patten gymnasium. The gymnasium was unusually well decorated in red and black to repre- sent the seventh room in the "Mask of the Red Death." In the center of the ceiling hung a large ball of crys- tal which revolved, throwing vari- colored lights on the dancers. The grand march took place at nine o'clock and was lead by Miss Marian Drew and Mr. Douglas Waitley. Among the patrons and patronesses were President and Mrs. Walter Dill Scott, Dean and Mrs. Roy C. Flick- inger, Dean Mary Ross Potter, Dean and Mrs. Ralph Heilman, Dr. and Mrs. D. T. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. One of the most delightful after- noon meetings Circle was held at the home of Mrs. George Batten, 1039 Spruce street last | Tuesday. Mrs. sistant hostess. of the Pine ing garments for pital, and a reading or two by Mrs. | Kruger and Mrs. Cary-Curr proved a most enjoyable afternoon. After! the serving of delicious refreshments ary 10, when they will meet with Mrs. George Spencer on Walden road. : daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miles H. Mr. John Shedd Prescott, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Prescott, of Wilmette, the wedding will be celebrated very home of the bride's parents at 1010 Linden avenue, Wil- mette on the afternoon of Tuesdays, | emo ot wesin So Norrish Beauty Thirty-five members |! and guests were in attendance. Sew- H CHRISTMAS CAKES 1 the Lying-In hos-|1 to order 4 ! and delicious 1 : ice cream i | . . i : |] meeting adjourned until Janu-|® for the Holiday : \ : parties 3 : ; en J) . Norma McMillen, |} Mrs. Smith 3 \ ; : (1 819 Oak Phone 112 united in marriage to! . i : 1 Winnetka ' A ] De mn om om | | The young couple are planning to Christmas week for Fort Lauderdale, | will make their home. Eh week-end, two attractive , Christmas parties are to be given at | the, Winnetka Woman's club for the young folks, most of them just home from school for the holiday session. | On Thursday evening, December 22, Mr. and Mrs. John Vennema are to entertain at a dancing party for their daughter, Marcelle, and on the follow- ing evening, Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Case of Hubbard Woods will give their daughter, Miss leave during | T= | F a dance for Carolyn Case. i ene Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Edmond- entertain for their daughters, the Misses Alice and Mar- garet Brown, on Friday evening, De- cember 30, at their home, 765 Willow | for the Philippine Islands for further | Pittman, 882 Elm travel and to be a guest of Governor Miss Harmon Bailey, daughter of | A much belated though interesting Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Bailey, of | item comes to us in the form of an! r : 150 Linden avenue, who has been ab- | announcement of the birth of a| ing party for their son, Bruce, at sent for a number of months on a | daughter, Lois Williams Pittman, on tour of the world is now en voyage | October 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Knowles Last evening, Mr. and Mrs. Fred- rick Thomas were hosts at a dance= their home, 681 Walden road. Read Farmer street. page 9. Kingsbury's ad on --Adv. General Leonard Wood, Mrs. Wood, and their daughter, Miss Louise Wood. ee An The Catholic Woman's Club of Wil- mette, and the Xaverian club are combining forces in preparations for "ees La Charity Ball to be held at the Ouil- mette Country club on the evening a» un ane proceeds are to be used entirely for charity and the affair promises to be and lives--and your friends The Chicago and north shore Alum- cannot buy. nae of Radcliffe college are turning their efforts at this time toward the endowment fund for that college. successful card parties given along the shore. Invitations were issued this week of Wilmette, for the marriage of their daughter, Gertrude, to Mr. Joseph Heinzen also of Wilmette. morning, December 27, at the Play- house, has offered to repeat the per- The one gift that lives your Photograph Stanton Wilhite Photographer St. Joseph's church, at nine o'clock, : and will be followed by a wedding Studio at 743 Elm Street gen home. Eg] Winnetka Winnetka 210 for appointment that Mr. and Mrs. William C. Boyden I Jr., will entertain a group of friends linner this evening at their home, 1151 Oakley avenue, Hubbard Woods, preceding the second Winnetka As- sembly dance. N heir EN Members of the Forty club gave a dancing party last evening at the Street | Woman's clubhouse. LLL LL L777 27 2 27 272 2 27 27 7 ZZ 27 2 2 a ZZ aerials COMMUNITY HOUSE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23rd, 7:15 & 8:45 P. M. Jesse L Lasky presents . 4 JackHolt # i" The Call £ of the North" 4 CC CParamount Cpiclure A drama of love and soultesting ordea 1 in a land that belongs to the strong. Soften a Harsh Dry Skin, Fla.,, where they | Millions dF. 'wor men have found from actual experience that COMING: JANUARY 4 - 5 - 6 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" LLL LTTE LEE ddd ddl ddd ddd dd ddd ddd ddd ddd bled ddd bd ddd bl ddl ld Ld ddd ld ddd ddd ddd, Tissue Cream LET US DELIVER YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS produces the most gratifying results. PHOEBE JANE 747 Elm Street, WINNETKA Phone Winn tka 822 SAVE MONEY ELECTRICAL GOODS-- Elbert G. Drew and Mr. and Mrs.' A. F. Sharpe. Supper was served at midnight. ---- The Kindergarten department of the Congregational Sunday school will hold their annual Christmas party next Saturday, December. 17, at three o'clock. Miss Mildred Mack, director, with Mrs. Edmund B. Bart- lett, Mrs. Theodore Coyne, Mrs. Wil- liam Truesdale, Miss de Windt and Mrs. Marcus Richards is arranging a delightful little affair for the tots who are bringing as guests their mothers. Santa will be there, too, with his big empty bag which he is going to fill with toys for the little | children of the Chicago Commons Sewing Machines .................. $58.50 $40.00 SR SRR A 7.25 5.00 et ER En a 7.25 6.25 Heating Pads... . i iii ci rane 10.25 8.00 Sunbowl Heaters .........0.....0..2 11.50 10.00 Vacaom Cleaners ................... 55.00 42.00 ALL GUARANTEED A. B. C. 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