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gilli. prs, -------- WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1924 Chamber Music Concert at Kenilworth Club on Sunday ADAME ELLA SPRAVKA, the pianist who plays with the trio whose program will be given on Sunday afternoon, January 27, at the Kenilworth Club, is an artist of rare gifts. She has had successful appear- Mme. Spravka ance in London, Paris, New York and Chicago, where her charming personal- ity and brilliant playing won enthusias- tic praise both from critics and public. Mr. Robert Ambrosius, the cellist, is well-known to music lovers of Chicago where he has appeared as soloist with the Symphony orchestra and in ensem- ble with Harold Bauer. His sympa- thetic tone quality is combined with sterling musicianship and technical mas- tery of his instrument. --Q-- The regular meeting of the Wom- an's society has been set for this next week Wednesday at Community House. New garments for sewing will be ready at ten o'clock. The morning program promises to be valuable, with the devotional service lead by Mrs. William Ayer McKinney, and some attractive selections read by Mrs. Ed- ward Wisdom, Jr. With the informal luncheon at noon, this makes 'a fine opportunity for women in the village to become better acquainted and to share in a bit of useful work for others. --Q-- Try to tune in on W. E. A. F., New York's leading radio station for Mrs. Floy Little Bartlett's program on Sat- urday afternoon, January 26. Mrs. Bartlett, who is a resident of Winnet- ka, and is well known in north shore musical circles will broadcast a pro- gram from 5 until 5:30 o'clock. Mrs. Guy Stuart Bailey of New York city, formerly of Winnetka, will sing the songs. --0-- Mrs. James I. Houghteling, of 531 Prospect avenue, has been elected as an honorary director of the Infant Wel- fare Society of Chicago, according to an announcement made last week by Mr. Lucius Teter, president of that so- ciety. This honor has been conferred upon Mrs. Houghteling because of her long and faithful services as director of that organization. Her daughter, Mrs. Arthur F. Tuftle, 699 Walden road, will take her place as director. --Q-- Mrs. S. M. Page Rees of Linden avenue, has as her guests, her sister, Mrs. Robert Peniman Lewis and small son, Edward Caldwell, while Ensign Lewis is south with the Pacific fleet. Mrs. Lewis expects to leave in sev- eral weeks for Washington on her way to New York to meet Ensign Lewis in March. After spending sev- eral months in the east, Mrs. Lewis will join her husband on the west coast. -- Ce Miss Virginia Whitehead of San Francisco, who for the past week has been visiting her sister, Miss Douglass Whitehead, supervisor of dramatics at the Horace Mann school, left Tues- day for New York, for a short visit after which she will return to Win- netka for a few days before going to her home in California. Or Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Arnold, for- merly of Winnetka, announce the mar- riage of their daughter, Laura Amalia, to Mr. Harold G. Austin of Boise, Idaho, Saturday, January 12, at the Rogers Park hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Austin will be at home after February 1, at 114 South Third avenue, in May- wood. --_--Q-- Mrs. Ralph W. Zimmerman, 335 Sheridan road, has as her guests, her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gage, who are here from Los Angeles and who will remain with Mrs. Zimmerman until they take up their residence somewhere along the north shore. --0-- Mrs. Gerald H. Beard of 796 Cen- ter street, has gone to Minneapolis to attend the wedding of her niece, Miss Margaret Kent Beard and Mr. Vincent Gilpin of Westchester, Penn- sylvania, which takes place at the home of Mr. Barrington Beard in Washburn Park. On Saturday afternoon, January 26, Marion R. Lasier is presenting the fol- lowing children in recital: Bety Parker, Margaret," Louise and Helen Hubsch, Elizabeth Richards, Dorothy and Jack Thomson, Kathryn and Rosalie Roach, Emma Hirsh, Louise and Margaret Mc- Kenzie, Jean Henning, Martin Cassell, Janet Orwig, Dorothy Lum, Helen Par- sons, Marian and Nancy Thomas, Muriel Uhlemann, Marion Jean Sax, Mary Vir- ginia Wilson, Kathryn French, and Bartlette Price. -- Miss Catherine Wortley, of 565 Lin- coln avenue, is departing on February 6 for a week's visit in the east. She will attend the Dartmouth Winter Car- nival, which is always a great event on the college calendar. A large Carnival ball concludes the festival which lasts for several days. Before returning to Winnetka. Miss Wortley will visit in Williamstown where her brother, Cam- ray, is a student at Williams college. =O Mr. and Mrs. Sidney F. Bartlett, of 821 Foxdale avenue, left on Monday of last week to spend two weeks in Wash- ington and New York. On Saturday afternoon, January 26, Mrs. Floy Little Bartlett will broadcast a radio program from New York's best station, WEAF, New York City, from 5 until 5:30 o'clock. Mrs. Stuart Bailey, formerly of Winnetka, will sing the songs. --0-- Miss Alice De Windt of Sheridan road is departing the last of the month for a ten day visit in the east. She will spend several days in Great Bar- rington as the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. De- lano De Windt. --Q-- Miss Jessie Louise Booth will return next Thursday from Urbana, where she attends the University of Illinois. She will be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Booth, of 69 Abbottsford road, for about a week. a--re Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Martin, 997 Vine street, Hubbard Woods, will have as their house-guests over this week-end, Dr. and Mrs. 1. P. Foote of Mime. apolis, who are returning to their home after a visit in Mobile, Alabama. --_--O-- Mrs. Fred W. Kaempfer, Jr. and her sister-in-law, Miss Kaempfer will be hostesses on Wednesday at the Sovereign -hotel- at- a luncheon and bridge. They will entertain about fifty guests. --O-- Another Winnetka family has recent- ly joined the group of winter vacation- ists in the south. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Verhoeven and two children of 700 Locust road, will spend the remain- ing winter months in Florida. ---- The candidacy of Mrs. William Sherman Hay, 645 Sheridan road, for the office of alumna trustee of Wel- lesley college has been announced by the Chicago Wellesley club. Ps va National Park Seminary alumnae were the guests of Mrs. William Hola- bird and Mrs. Frank Kolb at 622 Dem- ing place, Chicago at a mah jongg and bridge party Wednesday afternoon. -- . Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. McNie of 266 Forest street are expected to re- turn on Monday from a fortnight's trip to Omaha, Salt I.ake city, and Denver. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Dennehy and their daughter, Miss Virginia Den- nehy, who make their home in Chicago and Winnetka, departed for Pasadena on Sunday to be away for several months. --_--0-- Mr. and Mrs. James G. Weart of Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, former resi- dents of Winnetka, will visit friends in the village on Saturday en route to Mobile and other southern points. --Q-- Mrs. Hubert P. Harmon of 1108 Oak street, gave a dinner and card party for twelve friends of her hus- band on Tuesday evening on the occasion of his birthday. KATHLEEN AIR Specialist in Child Training for Piano Study Principal of Winnetka Branch 2 4 © Columbia School of Music Phone Winnetka 974 -------- The Polly Prim Shop... mrs. nok) Smart and simple dresses for children. Exquisite layettes for infants c.ro 40 809 Oak St., Phone 1635 Winnetka The North Shore Vassar club will meet on Tuesday, January 29, at the home of Miss Mildred Dennis, 1225 Michigan avenue, Evanston. --Q-- Mrs. Earle S. Barber, who has been ill for the past six weeks, is still at the Evanston hospital where her stay is indefinite. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Boyd, formerly of 964 Cherry street, moved into their new home, 47 Indian Hill read, on Wednesday. --0-- Mrs. F. A. dePuyster, who has been in Grant hospital, is expected to return to her home, 765 Willow street, the ast of this week, --_--0-- On Thursday evening a large number of Winnetkans were guests at the Tri Delta Alliance dance which was held at the Evanston Woman's club. gy Miss Barnes, 625 Oak street, was hostess at a luncheon Thursday for twelve guests, members of the Riverside club. --Q-- Mr. Elmer Downey, 432 Provident road, is ill in bed with a severe case of grippe. / _. DR. R. L. 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