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TOT A NN A TE 28 WINNETKA TALK January 30, 1926 a new shop is coming to Evanston Mrs. William Bassler of 475 Elder ne gave a tea Tuesday, January 26, for her daughter, who is leaving short- ly for Ward Belmont college where she is entering upon her studies there as a freshmen. She leaves for the South February 1. Smart 8 Golee offer a number of safe, attractive investments, yielding a good income, and secured by North Shore property improvements. Guest-Artist Lends Charm to Program of Winnetka Music Club The regular monthly meeting of the Winnetka Music club was held Mon- day, January 11, at the home of Mrs. Dwight C. Orcutt of 185 Green Bay road, Glencoe. The interesting program given, fol- lows: Btude >. .... es. cavern Blumenfeld In the Village ............Mussorgsky Three Selections ..... Rose Neitzstein Rose Neitzstein The Black Bird's Song ....Cyril Scott The Pipers of Love ......... M. Carew Mrs. George Frazer Mrs. McAdams at the piano Talahasse Suite for Violin..Cyril Scott Mrs. Harry Street Mrs. Kingery at the piano Halleluja .....cossneeeenssans Hummel Aedh Wishes for the Cloths of 3 Heaven F Summertime Mrs. Guy Stuart Bailey . Mrs. Orcutt at the piano : Etude Scriabin Waltz Chopin Polonaise : Chopin Rose Neitzstein, pianist, the assist- ing artist, gave a most delightful and interesting touch to a most well ba- lanced program. ogel ES » ------ The Shoe That Keeps Feet Young North Shore Women Can See It at the Evanston Arch Preserver Sho Shop ERE'S the comfort shoe you've read so much about--the shoe that's so much talked about. Have you realized that you can go into the Evanston Arch Preserver Shop, right near your own home, and choose just the right Arch Preserver for any foot--for any occasion? Do you know that within the next few days you can still make substantial savings on any Arch Preserver Shoe you select from this shop that sells Arch Preservers exclusively? A remarkable, stylish shoe with a concealed built-in arch bridge that supports the foot mnor- mally--the shoe with the flat inner sole that permits the nerves, bones and blood vessels of the fore part of the foot to function normally. Not a "health" shoe, but a healthful shoe; not a "corrective'" shoe, but a correct shoe! A shoe for , Clos a8 20 000s 20 a A000 300 Up AOC a OCT 00) Low shoes, $15.00 values; 4A, 4A, 4B, 4%B -- $7.85. MARION In Scoutdom The Boy Scout meetings on January 15 of Troop 1, 2 and 3, held some in- teresting features. Mr. Mills, Scout- master of Troop 3, had a friend give a talk on the habits of the animals, after which the different patrols are named. His knowledge of animals and his skill in imitating their calls fur- nished a delightful and instructive eve- ning and one that will long be re- membered by the Scouts. Troop 1 held an intra-troop contest in Knot-tying and the O'Grady drill down. After troop 2 had completed the usual business, all the Scouts met in the gymnasium for 30 minutes and after some lively games were played, the troops dismissed. At the meeting of January 22, the Scouts of Troop 3 devoted the entire evening to work on the Scout poles, under the instruction of Mr. Mills and the Patrol leaders. Dr. Eisenbrand, the Scoutmaster of Troop 2 gave instruc- tion in Scout work. Afterwards a knot-tying contest was held for the benefit of those who need practice. Troop 1 had intra-troop contests in signalling and first-aid bandaging. They held a short session in the gym- nasium for the usual period of fun. For the benefit of the Scouts who wish to pass tests, there will be a meet- «+ of the Scout Council this Friday, January 29. Be Prepared! Theatre Guild Readings Will Resume in a Series In response to many requests, the readings which have been given by Winnetka members of the North Shore Theatre Guild for the past two years, will be resumed in a series for the remainder of the season. The first meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Barber, 1214 Scott avenue, Tuesday evening, February 23. The play to be read will be "John Ferguson" by St. John Ervine. Further notice will be sent to all Winnetka members of the Theatre Guild. TALKS ON RECREATION A joint meeting of the parents of the first, second and third grades was held last week, Tuesday evening, at the North Shore Country Day school. Miss Wannamaker, recreational direc- tor of the Institute for Juvenile Re- search, of Chicago, addressed the meet- ing on the importance of recreation for children from six to nine years old. Mrs. H. C. Bayless of 786 Locust road entertained Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Rowen of Chicago over the week-end. ANITA A strap pump that fits. In white kid, black satin, black calf and tan calf with 1 in. or 13% in. eel. All four-buckle Galoshes for Women and Children, $2.50 630 Church Street well feet--to keep them well! Hosiery is included in this sale event. THE Danien Green Comfy Slippers. 3 Choice at 14 off. . SHOE SHOP INC. An extremely good looking and comfortable shoe for home wear. Flexible sole. Black kid. Two straps. Evanston Illinois HORNER PIANO CO. Pianos Phonographs Radio Headquarters for ZENITH RADIO 1521 Sherman Ave. Phone Greenleaf 464