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6 WINNETKA TALK November 14, 1925 Winnetka Voters Discuss World Court Interpreter at Circle Meetings TREO FASHIONS The Winnetka League of Women | = Eh For This Season Voters Speakers' bureau was kept| | very busy this week addressing the | The Stylish Appearance of Your New Frock Depends Upon many circle meetings on the subj ect | of the World Court. Mrs. William B. Slender -- Average -- Large Hale, chairman of the foreign reds) tions committee of the league, .and consequently in close touch with this subject, addressed meetings on the afternoon of Tuesday, November 10, going from the home of Mrs. Ralph S. Childs, 906 Oak street, where the Oak Street circle was meeting, to the Ash Street circle meeting at the home of Mrs. Bruno Menzen at 916 Ash street, and then on to the Scott Ave- nue circle which met -at the home of Mrs. W. O. Kurtz, 1229 Scott avenue. On the same afternoon, Mrs. John | Vander Vries, vice-president of the | Winnetka league, addressed the West | Elm Street circle at the home of Mrs. | William Smith, 1078 Elm street, and the Cherry Street circle at the home graceful self! of Mrs. Harry Cadenhead, 414 Provi- dent avenue. TREO GIRDLES -- The orig- Also on the same day, Mrs. George Porton, as speaker for the Winnetka | : inal corset without laces--give Leagué of Voters, gave a talk before p---- Every woman wants to be young, and look her slenderest, most Miss Clara Bloomfield, unrivalled in Hye Lincoln Avenue circle at the home | the art of presenting folk songs of all you the straight, flattened back Mrs. Francis Case on Sheridan nations, will be in Winnetka next Fri- . road. day evening in joint recital with Henry lines the new models demand. 1 Mrs. RS Childs, chairman i the Cowell, pianist. Miss Bloomfield is re- league's Speakers' bureau, reports that | garded as one of the greatest of in- . . . fourteen of the nineteen circles have rane artists. Sho received her We will be glad to give you a fitting already arranged for her speakers to | training from such notable artists as address them on the subject of "Amer- Lombardi, Schumann-Heink, Sembrich ica's Entry into the World Court." and Guilbert. She has arranged to take care of all ® ® ® these meetings this month so that Earn $5,000 in cash by telling what knowledge on this subject will be as|book title a printed picture repre- widespread as possible before the |sents. Your last chance to start Pic- matter comes up for congressional |turegame Contest in rext Sunday's MEYER BANK BLDG. Chicago Herald and Examiner. On action in December. sale at all news-stands in Winnetka today. Adv. WINNETKA Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Howard of 643 Walden road announce the birth of a son, Charles Nevin, Wednesday, No- Read the Want Ads vember 11, at the Evanston hospital. pe "long life battery! Exide's reputation as the "long life battery" was earned by years of faith- ful service--for automo- biles and radio. Today the Exide Storage Bat- tery is better than ever. Ne \ Thurch _ "Have You Replenished Your Supply of Ideas and Ideals Lately? You Can Find a Full Stock on Hand Tomorrow at This Church." November 15th 11 100 A. M. Morning Worship. Sermon Topic; "Bridges and What Cross Them." Rev. James A. Richards. ° Young People's Service of Worship.--"As Good Soldiers." Dr. J. W. F. Davies. 6:30 P. M. Sunday. Evening Club, Mr. Richards + will speak on "The Christian' Attftude To~ wards Non-Christian Religions." + 7:00: P. M. Young People's*Club." Subject: "The Art of Giving." Leader, Margaret Huddle. Tuesday, November 17th 10:00 A. M. In Neighborhood Room. Third Lecture 'by Rev." James A. Richards on "The Message 'of "the Prophet Jéremiah to the Twentieth Century Life," "Topic for November 17, "His Message as Patriot." y=] : Starting, Lighting, and Ignition Work WINNETKA EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE Opposite Winnetka Post Office Winnetka 1387 552-554 Lincoln Ave.