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i) ~~ November 28, 1925 WINNETKA TALK 7 Benefit for Chicago | Junior School Will | Be Important Affair One of the worthwhile big affairs | of the coming week is the benefit | dance, entertainment, and buffet supper given by the North End branch of | Friend of Chicago Junior school, of which Arthur M. Millard is president. The event will take place Friday night, December 4, in the Salle Royale of the Sovereign hotel, at 8:30 o'clock. One of the best orchestras in Chicago will play. Well known actors of some of the downtown theaters have expressed their willingness to assist in this worthy cause of bringing nearer the time when the North End branch can establish cottages for girls to accom- modat= the increasing demand to enter this school for children from broken homes. Here, in the farm home situated on a beautiful hundred-acre tract of land on the Fox river, one mile north of Elgin, children are given the advantages of a fine environment and training. The officers of this school, which is non-sectarian in principle, are, in ad- dition to the president, Andrew E. Buesch, first vice-president; Edgar Foster Alden of Winnetka, second vice-president; Franc D. Mayer, third vice-president; Mrs. Marcelite Eng- lander, recording secretary; Miss Winifred Garrison, corresponding sec- retary; Mrs. Edna Eno Walter, financial secretary; Mrs. A. E. Buesch, treasurer. Mrs. Edgar Foster Alden is social hostess. The organization has many north shore members. Mrs. Richard Yates Hoffman, 921 Pine street, is entertaining about twenty-four guests at dinner at her home this evening preceding the Skokie Subscription club dance at the Winnetka Woman's club. Phone Winnetka 933 The Comfort Shop | TO MAKE APPOINTMENT FOR YOUR SHAMPOO MARCEL AND WATER WAVING FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENTS LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING MANICURING Established in Winnetka 12 years ago by the present same manage- ment. We have been and will al- ways be remembered for the good, conscientious work we have done and will continue to do. Miss Jennie Anderson "Mrs. Chas. Stromgron" Meyer Bank Bldg. 797 Elm St. Winn. 933 | Qficers and Directors | | HENRY R. HALE Fresidlent LL.B. KUPPENHEIMER Vice-/ resident SANBORN HALE Costier ' CLORGE W. MEHINNEY Asst Cashier | VICTOR £LTING CARLTON PROUTY ---- NOBLE HALE I "WF fome Bank [or Winnetka Feople" Our Savings Service is appreciated by hundreds of people in Win- netka and vicinity, not only because we make it possible for everyone to save by accepting deposits of $1.00 or more, but because of the 3% interest which we pay, the Safety we assure and our personal friendly interest in every patron. This is truly "A Home Bank for Winnetka People," and we cordially invite you to make this YOUR bank, too. WINNETKA STATE BANK LIM ST LAST OF LINCOLN AVE. BANKING HOURS =| Solurdays Bam.bo 12-30em. ond 7 lo 8 RM. i SUNDAY SPECIALS Mrs. Bernitt's Famous Ice Cream Once Tried -- Always Used MACAROON BRISQUE-CHERRY ICE-VANILLA All Orders Packed in Ice and Delivered to Your Door All puddings, fancy forms and moulds made to order. Special rates for churches and clubs. MRS. BERNITT'S ICE CREAM KITCHEN 992 Linden Avenue, Hubbard Woods Phone Winnetka 2512