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November 14, 1925 WINNETKA TALK 11 -- HEAR NOTED ARTISTS North Shore Art League Opens New Season With Sketch Exhibition and Dinner; Meet Again December 10 The North Shore Art league opened its winter's season with a sketch ex- hibition and dinner held in Rudolph Matz hall at Community House, Win- ndtka, last Thursday evening. Each member had on display two sketches which had been completed during the past summer and there was also an interesting collection of small pic- tures. Many familiar views about the north shore were noticeable as well as etchings, crayon pastels and minia- tures. The idea of expansion of the league was received with enthusiasm by those present. © Mrs. Frank Peyraud, her- self an artist, and one of the speakers of the evening, suggested that classes for instruction under a notable art leader be formed. Among the speakers at the dinner were Mr, Dickerson of the University of Chicago, who told of the early days of 'art in Chicago and its en- virons, and of its outgrowth and op- portunities today, Percy B. Eckhart, who spoke on present day art, Mrs. Albert Ullrich, who told of plans for the art exhibition at the Evanston Woman's club in December, James Cady Ewell, chairman of exhibitions, 10 spoke of the need for a per- anent home for the league, and ita Willits Burnham, who made kpiows plans for the winter program. Ht was announced that Walter Sar- nt of the University of Chicago, Dd ~appear- before the league icembets 10. . Notices for this meet- ing are tovbe sent out later. Rudolph Ingerle, president of the league, pre- sled, #hd= about 134 persons attended tie eeting. RAILROAD CLUB TO MEET The Chicago and North Western Proman's club - will hold its regular neéting Wednesday, November 18, at 2 o'clock. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Rosalie Dieder. A board meeting will be held at 10:30 o'clock. z / | a . - ~ CUE 1. \ ATX / WHEN OLD EYES RETAIN THEIR YOUTH It is a marvel of science that while other faculties are be- coming impaired that the right lenses will retain for the eyes of age the discernment of in- quiring youth. Such a boon our optometrist offers you. 15 years of successful practice DR.O, H. BERSCH 177 Wilmette Avene Wilmette For Appointment Phone Wil. 2766 New Trier Parades in Rain at Home-Coming In spite of the rain which made cele- bration and football equally damp last Saturday, New Trier High school students held their homecoming pa- rade and celebration. The procession was staged in the morning, and visited Wilmette, Kenilworth, Winnetka and Glencoe. The floats were decorated by the various adviser rooms, the first prize going to Pearly Hurlbert and the second to Betty Mulford. The judges were Helen Fraser, Charles Roth and Milton Emrich. New Trier was beaten by Waukegan High school in the foot- ball game. BUSY WITH CONVENTIONS Life for a regional director for the National League of Women Voters consists of crowded hours, and Mrs. William G. Hibbard of Winnetka finds her days hardly long enough, with the six day national board meeting held in Washington last week, and the Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan state league conventions to attend this week, and a four day Kentucky state convention in Lexington during. the coming week requiring her atention as fourth regional director. Continued Alteration Sale Every thing for Milady's Wardrobe. All goods must be sold. UNIQUE STYLE SHOP 1126 Central Ave. Wil. 2403 Mrs. Frank D. Fulton of 884 Hill road entertained twenty guests at din- ner at her home Friday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward of Wilmette, who are leaving Monday to spend the winter in Florida and Cuba. A great deal of entertaining has been done for the Wards. I Floyd Watts of Winnetka has bees spending a twosweeks' vacation. relatives-in - Villa! Grove and + € paign, Ill. " GAR dh | aa : Miss Eleanor Buser of Patterson, B is a "guest at the home "of Mildred Howe, 555 Walnut avenue. 10% MARKET 12% | THE HOUSE OF GOOD MEATS 1559 Sherman Ave., Evanston Peacock Brand Hams 321/5¢ Choice Cut of Pot Roast Choice Cut Prime Rib Roast 42 Fresh Prime Beef Tenderloin 3 to 5 lbs. 42¢ Choice Cut of Sirloin Steak 42¢ Jack Sprat Bacon Sliced $1 25 3 Ib. pkg. Fresh Dressed 32 Broilers - oC Choice Cut of Porterhouse Steak 48¢ Quality and Service Where Rule Four Phones--Winnetka 2525-2526-2527-2528--No Waiting Four Free Deliveries 456-458 Winnetka Avenue--Indian Hill | A Farm alrite ----