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20 WINNE TKA TALK April 17, 1926 ON PROGRAM Antonin Barthelemy, lecturer, Jose- phine Lydston Seyl, soprano, and Mrs. Edward LL. Harris, at the piano, will give a program on "The Art of French Song," next Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, at the Woman's Athletic club of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Goldstein of New York, parents of Mrs. Hugo Hartmann, 755 Lincoln avenue, and Mrs. E. D. Sax, 838 Lincoln avenue, left Thursday for California, for a two months' stay. They have been visiting in Winnetka for several weeks. NENT SPAULDING & CO. + Jewelers and Silversmuths 3 "Worth While Sifts at Reasonable Prices" Famous GORHAM Patterns in Solid Silver The Etruscan 'Geaspoons "CGhe Gift Worth While" Who ever has "too many"? and who would not prize a dozen or a half dozen from one of the famous GORHAM Patterns. "Nothing takes the place of Sterling Silver" and ° 1 especially is this true of the "Flatware" or Table Silver. Knives, Forks and Spoons are in constant use, so the ECONOMY of Solid Silver is evident. Photo by Drake Studio Mrs. Stanley K. Peirce Mrs. Stanley Keith Peirce was Miss Dorothy Day, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis Day, formerly of Winnetka, and now of the Ambassador hotel. Her marriage was a social event of Easter Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Peirce, who have gone to Asheville, N. C. on their wedding trip, will make their home in Evanston. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Klee, daughter of Mrs. Hugo Hartmann, 755 Linden avenue, have bought a home in Glen- coe, of which they will take possession in the near future. | Invite Boys and Girls Bride to Join Aircraft Event Boy and girl readers of the north shore have been invited to enter the fourth annual tournament for Minature aircraft fliers to be held at Chicago Municipal Pier auditorium May 8, ac- cording to Walter Wright, secretary of Parks and Playgrounds. "This little organization has spread not only to other cities of this nation, but to those of other nations," he said. "When we remember that Art Smith of the Air Mail and E. P. Lett of the National Air Transport, Inc. got their start in aviation through rubber-mo- tored aircraft over 10 years ago, we know that these M. A. F. tournaments are more than mere child's play. "The first tournament, in 1923, had 75 contestants. In 1924 there were 150 fliers with 225 aircraft. And last year (1925) there were approximately 350 fliers with nearly 500 aircraft at the Pier." Entries should be made early by name and club to Glenn D. Adams, care of Y. M. C. A, 19 S. LaSalle street, Chicago. WELLESLEY GROUP TO MEET The regular monthly meeting of the North Shore Wellesley circle will be held Tuesday, April 20, at 2:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. R. W. Starrett, 333 Richmond road, Kenilworth. Mrs. Charles Ray McCallum and Miss Jean Ten Broeck will be assisting hostesses. A real old fashioned surprise party was given for Mr. and Mrs. Ivar Hall- quist, 1076 Cherry street, last Saturday night, when about 40 of their friends dropped in. " --Yr-- The Scandinavian Pleasure club will hold its monthly dancing party Satur- day night, April 17, at Community House. Music will be furnished by the Anderson orchestra. tas Sail from Montreal or Que- bec. Go via the sheltered St. Lawrence route=--only four days on the open sea. You'll see more at no extra cost. one way as low as $95.20 Round trip fares $170 up Modern, splendidly equipped ships--an improved service thatinsurestheutmosttravel comfort. Tourist third cabin to Europe At "Spaulding's" you select Teaspoons Eastbound Sailings : from a wider variety of patterns than | DATE STEAMSHIP TO i - May 26... Empress of Scotland...Cherbourg, South Hamburg | you generally find in one store. Ample : ArniefuGuia Yune 16 Melita Cherbourg, South » Antwerp . June18. ........ .Montroval........... Liverpool | stocks of each pattern make 1t possible : . to Europe 4 june 23. Bmpeass of Scotland... Chertiotsg, South Hamb 4 - - . 36- . - une ose iverpoo § to give "immediate delivery" triptour--only $365 | June30......Minnedosa........ Cherbourg, South Antwers . A a July 1.......Montnairn.......... Belfast, Glasgow i . Poe with Canadian July 2 M 1 Liverpool Prices G( )RH A : July 9 M lare Liverpool ] of these M Teaspoons Vongreals. Cue Jui 51 gr eli Shesouty; Southampton, Antwerp ; R '14 BRL SOE 1 . The Cinderella Pattern . . $9.50 the half dozen Stfawrence, Eng: aly ao Minretom Clie bows: Southampton, Ante The Fairfax Pattern . . . $9.50 the half dozen pt Eon ll BL NW Eg NE ng Ve ag Aug.18. Empress of Scotland...Cherb , South Hamburg 0 The Etruscan Pattern . . $9.50 the half dozen Aug-18 -Bupres of Scotland. Cluethourg, Southampton: Hamivty g The Colfax Pattern. . . $9.50 the half dozen Sept.10........... Montroyal........... Liverpool p . oJ 4 The Edgeworth Pattern . $9.50 the half dozen Equivalent Westbound Sailings i Further information from local steamship agents, or . R. 8. Elworthy Steamship General Agent, 71 E. Jackson Blvd. Tele- PAI [LIDIIN( 3 & O. phone Wabash 1904, Chicago, Ill. For Freight apply to W. A. Kitter- i A . master, Gen. Agt., Frieght Dept., 940 The Rook , Chi . i Goldsmiths - Silversmiths - Jewelers _-- § ROOkery, Chisago, I Michigan . Avenue at Van Buren Street -. CHICAGO 1636 Orrington Avenue, EVANSTON 23 Rue de la Paix, PARIS | | ¢ --_-- Canadian Pacific