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x WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1923 . 11 Little Symphony to Play at Garden Tea and Musicale ORTH SHORE music lovers are planning to attend the Musicale and Garden Tea to be given Saturday afternoon, of this week, on the Italian terrace on the Daniel H. Burnham estate, Stockholm place, near the lake in Evanston. The affair has been arranged under the auspices of the Woman's Board of Northwestern Uni- versity Settlement, and all proceeds will go towards the Settlement work, of which Miss Harriett Vittum is in charge. Patronesses for the party will include Mrs. John Burnham, Mrs. George B. Dryden, Mrs Robert Lord, Mrs. Charles Little of Evanston, Mrs Mark Cresap of Kenilworth, Mrs. Frank Bersbach, Mrs John Nash Ott, Mrs. Allen Withers, Mrs. Douglas Smith, Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs. Rush Butler and Mrs. Harve Badgerow of Winnetka. Tickets may be obtained at the door or from Mrs. Frank Bersbach of Indian Hill. In case of inclement weather, the affair will be postponed until Thursday afternoon, June 21. The Little Symphony Orchestra will give the following program, which will precede afternoon tea. Overture--* "Mirella" Gounod In the Garden (from The Rustic Wed- ding Symphony) Goldmark In the Village (from "Scenes Poeti- QUEST Je a arti dey Saha «ohh Godard Petite Suite 00%. Shan) Debussy En Bateau Cortege Minuet Ballet Waltzes-- "Roses from the South" TRE ER. Ne PENIS a Strauss Excerpts from "La Boheme"....Puccini Hymn to the Sun (from "The Golden Cockerel') vers Rimsky-Korsakow Dance of the Priestesses of Dagon (from "Samson and Delilah) ES Saint-Saens Dance of the Hours( from "La Gio- conda'l) it... oii. Ponchielli Miss Louisiana Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Davis, of Glencoe, has chosen the afternoon of June 16, as the date of her marriage to Frank Jerome Morre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Morre, of the Evanston hotel. The service will be read at four o'clock, in St. Elisabeth's church, Glencoe. Miss Davis will be attended by her two sisters, Miss Dorothy as maid of honor, and Miss Virginia, as bridesmaid. Gilman Paynter will be ringbearer and little Doris Biddle will be flower girl. Mr. Morre will serve as best man for his son, and the ushers will be the ves- trymen of the church. pi The marriage of Miss Hortense Garth- waite Fish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Fish, of Montclair, N. J. and Mr. Erwin Risley Brigham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Brigham, of Glen- coe, took place at St. John's Episco- pal church in Montclair, Friday evening. Mrs. Joseph Stokes Royal attended her sister as matron of honor; Miss Louise Durand, of Newark, and Miss Edith Brigham, sister of the groom were the maids of honor. The best man was Mr. Herbert B. Bartholf of New York and Mr. Chester J. Kreidler of Oak Park, Mr. Joseph Stokes Royal, Mr. Wardell Wilkinson of Philadelphia, and Mrs. James O. Swan, Jr., of Wil- mette, ushered . --_---- John N. Van der Vries, Western Manager of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, and his family, have moved from Chicago to 968 Pine street. In 1918 Mr. Van deVries was State Chairman of the Red Cross in Kansas; later he had charge of the organization of the War Service Committees in the West for the War Industries Board. --0-- Mrs. Floy Little Bartlett and children, 821 Foxdale avenue, left Friday to spend the summer at White Lake, Mich. Mrs. Bartlett will return to give he rchildren's songs on the program at Ravinia Park on August 16. Mr. Bartlett will make his home in Evanston during their ab- sence. ; brn Mrs. James Keddie and her son, James, left for Boston on Tuesday to join Mr. Keddie there. Owing to a business change they will make their home in that city in the future. The Pine street residence has been purchased by Mr. Henry S. Uhe of Hubbard Woods. semi On Tuesday, June 19, the Ash Street Circle will hold its meeting in the form of a "picnic frolic." This will be held at the home of Mrs. Ana Bacon, 903 Ash street. Luncheon will be served promptly at one o'clock and all members are urged to attend this closing meeting. --O-- The annual banquet of Chicago and Epsilon chapters of Gamma Phi Beta sorority was held June 15th, at the Edgewater Beach hotel. Mrs. Hayes McKiney, of Wilmette, had the arrange- ments in charge, and Mrs. James H. Gilson, of Winnetka, was toastmistress. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Clark Diet- rich, 627 Eleventh street, Wilmette, are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a daughter, Elizabeth, on Saturday, June 9, at the American Hospital, Chicago. --O-- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richardson, Jr., wiil return Monday from Jacksonville, Ili, where they visited their son and brother. Mr. Carlton Prouty and his thirteen- year-old son, Richard, will leave Win- netka June sixteenth for another voyage in their camping boat, Water Gypsy. The start will be made on the Des Plaines river at Wheeling bridge. From this point the Des Plaines will be descended for its entire length to its junction with the Illinois river at Dresden, Grundy County, Illinois. Then the latter stream will be followed to the city of Henne- pin, in Putman County. Here the Water Gypsy will turn her bow westward and proceed to brave the perils of the placid Hennepin canal for its entire length, emerging into the Mississippi river just below Rock Island. From here the voyagers will proceed south on the big river until the city of Quincy is reached, where they will pack and ship the boat and equipment and return to Winnetka by rail. This trip will comprise about 355 miles of combined river and canal, and will, weather permitying, occupy about two weeks. 2 The East Willow Street Circle will meet with Mrs. Arthur Dean, 441 Wil- o'clock. Mrs. C. Russell Small give several selections, Mrs. N. K. Anderson will be assistant hostess. -- Oe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Rosenberg, Winnetka this week to occupy the Marcus nue, for the summer. Ena Mr. H. A. Lindwall and daughter, Lillian, 1020 Oak street, have returned from their trip to Kentucky and Canton, Ohio, where they succeeded in gathering quite a collection of antiques. --_--O Mr. and Mrs. E. Hubert Allen, and family, of 1181 Oakley avenue, Hub- bard Woods, left Wednesday for their summer camp in the Adirondacks at long Lake, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. World convention. --O-- tended trip to California. home in northern Wisconsin until fall. ied stopping for several days at Glacier Na- tional Park. Sh grandmother, Mrs. James Weart at Oconamowoc, Wis., for several weeks. pS, Mrs. H. M. Parson and son, Harold Mead, of Palmer, Mass., are the guests Foxdale avenue. university at Champaign. --_---- children, of pi Texas, Rice Institute, arrived recently in Oconomowoc, Wis. ---- ling lane, left this week for their sum- mer home in South Haven, Mich. They expect to be away all summer. yin Mrs. W. S. Benoist, 351 Linden street, left Friday to spend the Douglas, Mich. _--O Miss Madeleine Keeling, of Norfolk, Alden, 352 Linden street. Foxdale avenue, for the summer months. low street, on Tuesday, June 19, at 2:2 wi who live at the Surf, are moving to D. Richards house at 806 Rosewood ave- --_---- H. C. Winchell have returned from a week's visit at Atlantic City, where Mr. Winchell delivered a speech at the Advertising Clubs of the Mrs. Victor I. Cunnyngham and her son, William, leave today for an ex- Upon their return they will go to their summer Mr. and Mrs. George Everett and son, 800 Lincoln avenue, left Thursday for a several week's trip through the West, Miss Betty Barber, 278 Linden street left yesterday to be the guest of her of Mrs. William Arthur Cavanagh, 746 a Miss Audrey Stixrud, 607 Williow street, has returned home from the State Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Humphrey and Houston, to spend the summer with M. K. Meyer. iO Mrs. Caroline Pierce, of LaFayette, Ind., has been visiting her son, W. H. Pierce, 533 Hawthorn lane, for the past week. =O Mrs. Bert B, Barry, 221 Maple Hill road, left Wednesday of this week for their country home, "Deer Crest," Wisconsin. --O-- Mr. and Mrs. George K. Spencer and The daughter, Mary, 703 Walden road, leit; Thursday morning for their new home Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Nichol of Bert- summer at Va., is the guest of Mrs. Edgar Foster Ls Mr. and Mrs. Wetmore, of Chicago, will occupy the Bartlett home at 812 Mr. Richmond Corbett, 78 Abbotts- ford road, will be the life guard at the Kenilworth beach for the summer. The beach will be open Sunday, June 17. Mr. Corbett will be a senior at Northwestern next year. He has shown himself a very strong swimmer and excellent diver through both his college and high school days. His brother, Paul, a sophomore at Northwestern next year, is the life guard at the Wilmette beach this year. xO Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Shattuck, Miss Miriam Shattuck and Master Walter Shattuck are leaving today to motor to their summer home at State Line, Wis. Mr. Eugene Lilienfield and daughter will move into the Shattuck home, 338 Kenilworth avenue, for the summer. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ridgway returned home last Saturday from Bradford academy where they attended their daughter, Miss Jane Ridgway's gradua- tion. Miss Ridgway will visit in the Fast until the latter part of next week. wim Mrs. C. G. Burnham and Miss Eliza- beth Hannah went east recently to spend a few days at the Canterbury school, where Master James Burnham will graduate. They will also visit in New York City before their return. Or On Thursday evening, June 7, the pupils of the Joseph Sears school held an exhibition. Those who attended were delightfully surprised at the many use- ful and beautiful articles made by the children. is Mrs. Colin Tennant entertained her bridge club at luncheon at the Purple Acorn in Evanston, followed by bridge played at the North Shore hotel, where she is now a resident. Os Mrs. Harold Ingersoll, formerly Miss Dorothy Kasten, entertained at tea eigh- teen Kenilworth friends, in her apart- ment, 618% Sheridan road, several days ago. ---- Mrs. Ned Sheridan, of Evanston, en- tergained at luncheon and bridge on Tuesday for Mrs. Dwinnell Slater, of Boston, who is visiting her mother, Mrs. I. M. Allen, 258 Melrose avenue. Mrs. Dwinnell Slater entertained a group of old friends at bridge Tuesday evening in the home of her mother, Mrs. L. M. Allen. --0-- Miss Helen Cresap is visiting some Vassar friends in New York for several days, before her return home for the summer vacation. ------ Mrs. R. O. Berger, 106 Kenilworth avenue, entertained at dinner and bridge last Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Seatree, of Paris, France. . 0 Miss Margaret Backius, 249 Cumnor road, is home from Florida where she recently completed her sophomore year at Rollins College, Winter Park. lira] Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E. Moritz and family, 226 Warwick road, leave tomor- row to spend the summer in Europe. They will sail on the steamship "Orca." Or The Kenilworth Home and Garden club will have luncheon in Lake Forest tomorrow and will visit some of the beautiful Lake Forest gardens. --(-- Mrs. B. C. Hawkes, 157 Kenilworth avenue, entertained at luncheon and bridge Thursday for Mrs. John O'Con- nor, 149 Kenilworth avenue. A. W. ZENGLER CLEANER AND DYER A trial order is respectfully solicited 810 ELM STREET Phone 144 | TO SERVE Polly Sh 1 NEIGHBOR- Prim Shop NEIGHE With the various arti- cles of infants' and chil- dren's hand made cloth- ing is instinctively an interesting occupation and offers wide possi- bilities in individuality, patterns and designs. 809 Oak St., Phone 1635 Winnetka '--= VIRGINIA P. NOE--=- Mrs. John V. Rathbone, 523 Abbotts- ford road, entertained at bridge on Tues- day, for Mrs. Harry Roy Hobbs, of In- dianapolis, who is the guest of Mrs. C. G. Littell, 322 Woodstock avenue. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Cresap, 239 Essex road, entertained at dinner and bridge at Indian Hill club Tuesday ewe- ning. --(p-- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde P. Ross are spending a few days at the Hotel Stat- ler, in Detroit, Mich. ean * Mrs. Roy C. Osgood entertained at luncheon and bridge at Indian Hill club last Wednesday. --Q-- Mrs. J. A. Culbertson, 220 Melrose avenue, 1s home for the summer from her winter home in Pasadena, Cal. --Q-- Miss Elizabeth Stolp arrived home Wednesday from the University of Colorado. ok Miss Bernice Bulley, 220 Sheridan road, is entertaining her friends in the Senior class at New Trier high school, at a dancing party at her home tomorrow evening. - --O--- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ware, 325 Abbottsford road, entertained at bridge last Saturday evening. as Miss Ethel Berger luncheon recently for Seatree. : entertained at Miss Roslyn pn ~ Misses Constance and Mary Hannah returned home a week ago from War- rengton school in Virginia. SO Mrs. George Keehn, 312 Essex road, entertained the Evening Bridge club at dinner last Monday evening. SUMMER TERMS IN DRAMATIC ART Jessie Royce Landis Studios 1527 Kimball Hall, Chicago Instruction may also be had in Evanston. Phones Har, 7949--Evanston 1698 Mrs. William B. Kunkel, 414 Abbotts- ford road, is entertaining Mr. Kunkel's mother, their house-guest, informally this week. Mr. Kunkel's brother and wife who have also been their guests, left Tuesday for Philadelphia. ---- Miss Florence Newport, 520 Abbotts+ ford road, is entertaining the Young People's Bridge club at luncheon today. ---- Mrs. W. W. Wheelock, 1118 Cumnor road, will be home tomorrow after spend- ing a fortnight in Tennessee. --O-- Miss Dorothy Foresman left Wednes- day to join her sister in the East and to attend Smith college commencement. --_--0 - Mr. William F. Englar, of the Kenil- worth Inn, has returned from Toma- hawk, Wis. --_---- Mr. John Keith arrived home for the summer vacation from Illinois, having completed his junior year. _-- y Miss Elizabeth Stevens is attending a week-end house party in Michigan. NippERSINK LODGE GENOA JUNCTION - WISCONSIN 26 Miles West of Kenosha C.SN.W.RR FOR JUNE VACATIONS Here is a place of refinement with all the advantages and material comforts of a modern country club. Good fishing and bathing, tennis, trap shooting, and saddle horses. 18-HOLE GOLF COURSE Our 18-hole golf course is one of the finest in the Middle West. Large Club House; lockers. Ideal place for golf par- ties. Open for play at regular green fees or season memberships may be obtained. RESERVATIONS Made for week-ends or any part of entire season. New hotel; rooms single or en suite, with tub or shower baths. Cottages with elec- tric light, running water, screened porches. Excellent cusine. Write for folder, or drive up and let us show you around. CHAS. E. CURTIS, Mgr. Phone No. 3. Genoa Junction, Wis. showers and St Pa Anew day train to CVAD Minneapolis Lv. Winnetka (*) 10:51 A. M. Ar. Milwaukee 12:35 P. M. (*) Note: On receipt Ar. St. Paul 10:20 P. M of advance informa- Ar. Minneapolis 10:55 P. M tion, agent C. & N. The Viking leaves Minneapolis 8:15 a. m., St. Paul, 9:00 a. m. and arrives Chicago 9:10 p. m. The popularity of the North Western's service to the Twin Cities prompted the inaugura- W. Ry., Winnetka, will stop train at 10:51 a. m. to re- ceive passengers destined to Mil- waukee and beyond tion of this fast solid steel train. Observation parlor car, dining car and coaches. Direct connections at the Twin Cities with trains North and West. A new night train leaves Minneapolis 6:20 p. m., St. Paul 7:00 p. m. and arrives Chicago 6:55 a. raking 6 daily trains between Chicago and the Twin estern Limited and the North the famous North American. ities, including The Best of Everything For tickets, parlor car reservations and full particulars apply to M. H. LIEBER, Ticket Agent, C. & N. W. Ry., Winnetka, Ill. 560 ge Kenilworth Happenings The graduating class at Joseph Sears is being entertained this week. Miss Charlotte Erwin gave an afternoon party on Wednesday; Miss Betty Owen is giving a dinner party this evening; tomorrow evening Miss Jane Young and Miss Florence Schmus are giving a dance at the North Shore Golf club. SiO Miss Caroline Gromann, 1316 Chest- i nut avenue, entertained the eighth grade iat a dancing party given at her home, "last Saturday evening. term camp group. 1341 Scott Ave. ADVENTURE ISLAND A CAMP FOR BOYS Directed by Charles A. Kinney Membership openings are still available for two boys in the 7 to 11 year old group; two in the 12 to 16 vear group, and two in the short Particulars may be secured from 1 CHARLES A. KINNEY Phone Winnetka 914 Illustrated booklet on request.