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12 WINNETKA TALK February 6, 1926 TO WED CHICAGOAN Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Barrett, 822 Linden ave- nue Wilmette of the engagement of their daughter, Ethyl Georgianna, to Robert Kenneth Newhall, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Newhall, 5700 Black- stone avenue, Chicago. Smart 8 Golee offer you the privilege of a loan to meet your needs on the security of your North Shore property. Soldiers' Memorial, Oak Park Granite Cut and Erected by J. H. ANDERSON MONUMENT CO. We make the Better Class Memorials 5751 Ravenswood Avenue Write for Catalogue Camp Fire Embers All the Camp Fire groups met to- gether as usual in Community House last Thursday afternoon for a few minutes of contests before holding their separate group meetings. The Litahni girls (Miss Spangler's group) challenged the Untalati girls (Mrs. John Marshall's group) to a knot ty- ing contest. The Untalati girls walk- ed away with the honors, Janet Mar- shall winning the highest rank for the group. Following this the groups took up their special work. The Wakantahi group (Mrs. George Eisenbrand, guardian) held a cere- monial meeting in the Camp Fire room and formally received into their group four new members--Virginia Lansing, Dorothy Prouty, Ruth Long and June Heyda. Mrs. Wortley con- ducted the ceremonial, and gave a council talk on "The Spirit of the Fire," applying .it to the seven laws of Camp Fire. The Tatapochon group has had a change in guardians. Miss Vivian Ratcliffe who has had the group 1s Nd la ZZ 272) ASSIS SSIS rrr Alri on Every pair of our regular lines are included in this sale, not a pair $4.85 $4.85 $3.85 20% N N NS NY RN NY 3 NY 3 NY NN N NY 3 NY NY 3 NY NY Ny 3 AN 3 NY AN NY RN Ny 3 N NY NY NY NY N NY NY NS N N 3 AN) NY NY Ny NY » Ny Ny Ny 3 N N NY N NN 3 3 3 NY A AN RN NY A NY 3 N N) N NY AN NY NY 3 NY NY Ny Ny NY NY NY NY NY NY 3 3 NN 3 3 3 Ny 3 NN NY NY N N N Ny BN 3 3 3 N X NY N NY NY NY » Ny NS NY Ny NY NY 3 NY NY NY IN 3 NY 3 NY N Ny NN = = NN NS N Ny N N N 3 NN NN NY 3 3 3 3 NY NY 3 = 3 3 NY N AN NY 3 N 3 NY 3 N NN NN Ny N Ny 3 NN 3 3 N RN 3 NY 3 BN > = N = RY RY NY N 3 N NY 3 = = = = N N N x 3 IN N RY) 3 Evanston, Illinois ZL rT Al aa 2d Za Zi dls 7777777777727 27 277 27 ZZ 2a Za Zizi FEBRUARY SAVINGS WOMEN'S - GIRLS' - BOYS' - MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES and HOSIERY The discontinued lines are assem- bled from the regular stock and reserved. : wl : because of incomplete range of This is an opportunc time to buy . ! that extra pair for immediate Siege they are marked for a quick wear as well as for further needs. disposal. Women's Girls' Boys' Misses' Children's VALUES VALUES VALUES VALUES VALUES UP TO UP TO UP TO UP TO UP TO $12.00 $10.50 $8.50 $8.00 $6.00 SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE $3.65 Women's and Girls' Silver Slippers, $4.85 WE ADVISE EARLY MORNING SHOPPING. PaoL & PIPER DISCOUNT es DISCOUNT : OFF BUCKLES CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS HOSIERY 1608 Chicago Avenue, at Davis Street $2.85 10% Za A 2 2 zr zzrzzzzziziiiiiii lil i7777rrriiiiiiirZiziiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis obliged to give it up owing to work she has taken at Chicago university. Miss Dorothy Scharf has taken her place as leader of this group. The Untalati group (Mrs. John Marshall, guardian) held a very suc- cessful supper party and dance at Community House, Saturday evening, January 30. Sixteen young people were present. The girls planned the meal, purchased the 'food and did the cook- mg and serving themselves. Mrs. J. D. Pierce, a former Win- netka guardian, is taking Miss Judith Walsh's group for six weeks during her absence in California. Miss Rowe Abplanalp is to assist Mrs. Marshall with her group during the year. DEMONSTRATE FIRST AID The First Aid team of the Public Service company of Northern Illionis gave a demonstration and talk Feb- ruary 1, at New Trier high school, and at Skokie school, February 4. M. Leonard and Jack Riley made the demonstrations and gave very in- teresting and instructive talks on first aid. Miss Olivia Fentress, who has been visiting in the East for the past sev- eral weeks as the guest of her grand- mother, Mrs. J. M. Addeman, of Prov- idence, R. I., is expected to return to her home at 1127 Sheridan road next week. Perry Lieber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber 468 Ridge avenue, will return to the University of Illinois Sunday evening atter spending his short mid-semester vacation at the home of his parents. ---- The Tracy Buckinghams, 838 Locust street, are completing an attractive home in Lake Forest which they, with their small son, George T. Bucking- ham, III, will occupy in the early spring. They return from the East this week. NORTH ORE HOTEL. 1605. CHICAGO AVE. EVANSTON --