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February 13, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 17 Sunday Club News by H. H. Fortunate indeed were the 40 Win- netka people who heard Miss Lillian Herstein last Sunday at the Sunday Evening club. Miss Herstein is at present a member of the faculty at Crane Junior college. She spoke on the subject: "Workers' Education," illustrating her talk from her personal experiences as an instructor in the Bryn Mawr school for industrial girls. Each summer, 100 industrial girls, rep- resenting cities all over the United States, meet at Bryn Mawr college for an eight-week course. This course is designed to give girls facts which will enable them to reach more intelligent solutions to labor questions. Classes are conducted most informally, and the discussion method is largely used. Each oirl is required to take one course in Economics and one in English Com- position and Literature. She is then allowed one elective. It is interesting to note that courses in science, poetry, and art seem to be the most popular. Miss Herstein related many unusual class-room episodes in a most graphic wav. The club has never had a more fascinating meeting To Winnetka people, Dr. J. W. F. "Chief" Davies needs no introduction. "Home Missions" is to be the subject of the next meeting, and Dr. Davies the speaker. Don't miss it, for it prom- ises to be as good a meeting as the last one. Supper, and a fire, will be waiting for you in the Camp Fire room, next Sunday at 6:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Johnson of Cherry street left Friday for a ten day trip in the South. They will attend the Mardi Gras in New Orleans, and on their return will stop at Nashville and Charlotte, N. C., for a brief stay. | him to the honorary fraternity for men | | Wilmette Youth Achieves | Honor Rank at Illinois | Robert Garretson, son of Mr. and | Mrs. G. R. Garretson of Wilmette, | a former student at New Trier | high school, has made the highest | scholarship record of any of the fresh- | men in his fraternity, the Theta Del- ta Chi. He won the 4.5 which entitles | and the pre-law fraternity. He is the | only student from New Trier ever to | | achieve the record at the University of Illinois. Robert returned to Illinois this week after spending his mid-se- mester vacation at home. | Miss Margaret Diettrich of 877 Elm street has returned from a five weeks' vacation in the west. She visited friends in San Fracisco, Salt Lake City, and Los Angeles and enjoyed some very delightful motor trips in Cali- fornia EO e------------ " - ued LJ L LJ Fire Fire Fire Mac Draft, professional chimney sweep, will be in Wilmette to sweep residence chimneys and clean furnaces for one week or longer if busi- ness warrants. Will make | any chimney and furnace work like new and prove it. Save you 20% of fuel and prevent a serious fire. For prompt atten- tion leave your order at the Wilmette Fire Sta- tion. | -- WHITE STAR LINE RED STAR LINE NU % MEDITERRANEAN CRUISES S.S. "ARDIATIC" FEB. 25th. S.S. "LAPLAND" MAR. 6th. MADEIRA -- GIBRALTAR -- ALGIERS -- NICE -- MONTE CARLO -- NAPLES --ATH- ENS -- CONSTANTINOPLE -- PALESTINE -- EGYPT -- SICILY -- MONACO. Optional stop-over from S.8. "Adriatic" to S.S. "Lapland" allows 16 days in Palestine and Egypt. Extension trips thru Europe by rail and motor--escorted or independent--itineraries arranged. WORLD CRUISES 1926-7 BOOKINGS NOW OPEN* The Travel Bureau 25 E. Washington St. State 3313 CHICAGO G. H. CONNOR NTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COS TRAVELERS CHECKS are Safe-Convenient Widely Available RATE V2 of 1% WHY! All accessories installed free of charge FRIENDS--NEIGHBORS--RELATIVES of our September and October patrons made our January business three times as great as our December business. Because our sales and service satisfy. We offer you three nights free trial in your own home of any article listed below; Crosley, Fada, Federal, Pfanstiehl, Thomson, Sonora and Kellogg Sets Philco Socket Power Outfits -- Balkite Chargers and "B" Battery Eliminators. BOB'S RADIO sHoP 1141 GREENLEAF PHONE WILMETTE 3573