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14 WINNET KA TALK May 22, 1926 Country Day Director to Address Conference Perry Dunlap Smith, head master of the North Shore Country Day school, is to give a talk at the annual con- ference of the association of Country Day schools, in June. The special sub- ject of his discussion here will be, "The Parent-Teacher Association," certain features of the local organiza- 'tion having attracted the special in- terest of workers in the Country Day field. He is also to deliver a lecture and conduct conferences in the newly projected course, on schools organized upon the Country Day model, which is offered this year in the summer school of Teachers' college, Columbia university. SUMMER SCHOOL BENEFIT Mrs. William Ogden Green of 90 Locust road and Mrs. Austin Jenner of 1005 Hill road will open their homes Tuesday, May 25, for a 2 o'clock bridge for the benefit of the Christ Church Summer school. Tickets may be pro- cured from either of the two hostesses. OFF FOR CLUB BIENNIAL Mrs. Herbert B. Mulford of 835 Elmwood avenue, Wilmette, and Mrs. Homer E. Cotton and Mrs. Floy Little Bartlett of Winnetka are leaving on a special train from Chicago Sunday evening to attend the National Federa- tion Biennial at Atlantic City from May 25 until June 5. Charlotte Chandler, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buckingham Chand- ler, 9 Indian Hill road, is convalescing after an attack of pneumonia. Frigidaire will make an electric refrigerator of any ice-box REFRIGERATION Frigidaire STOVER CO. ELECTRIC Product of General Motors -- More than 150,000 now in use. You can convert your own ice-box into a Frigidaire easily, quickly, by having a stalled. Then you'll have real out effort, thought, ice bills; satisfaction. Frigidaire unit in- refrigeration with- and with complete Frigidaire keeps all foods, cooked or raw, colder than ice can. The temperature is even, constant, germless, correct in degree. Frigidaire makes ice for you in cubes for cold drinks and other house- hold uses. Go away for a day or week. Frigidaire works while you are gone. It needs no watching. There's nothing to turn on nor off. usually costs less than ice. And its operation Come in and see Frigidaire work. See why it has 150,000 users who wouldn't do without it. Find out how easily it's bought o n the GMAC time payment plan. Telephone or write for the Frigidaire Catalogue. Chicago, 956 Linden Ave. Hubbard Woods, IIL Winnetka 1512 6706 Stony Island Ave. Chicago, Ill. Hyde Park 6392 313 N. Michigan Ave. (Bell Building) Superior 5528 St. Winnetka, Ill Winnetka 122 1. Tel: 725 469 Prospect Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. Lakeside 2055 Name... STOVER CO, 313 No. Michigan ave., Chicago Send the book which illustrates and tells about Frigidaire. Adcwess Informality and Simplicity Mark Recent Wedding Beautiful simplicity marked the wedding of Miss Marjorie Bubhrer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Buhrer of Ravinia, and Daniel Wilkie Kohlsaat, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil- emon B. Kohlsaat of 341 Woodland avenue, Winnetka, which took place Saturday afternoon, May 8, in the presence of only the families and in- timate friends. Spring flowers were artistically ar- ranged in decoration of the Kohlsaat home where the marriage service was read at 4 o'clock, by the Rev. James Austin Richards, before the fireplace banked two box trees. The bride's gown was of ivory chif- fon velvet trimmed with seed pearls. Her veil of tulle was held in place by a coronet of pearls, and her bouquet was of sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Miss Katherine Buhrer, her sister's only attendant, wore a frock of blue georgette crepe and carried a Colonial corsage bouquet. Mr. Kohlsaat and his bride are oc- cupying the apartment they have taken in the Wilmette Inn. Mrs. Clarence D. Worthington of the Orrington hotel, left last Sunday for the East, to remain with her son, Del, until he graduates from Dart- mouth college. Upon the close of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college, Miss Mary Worthington will join her mother and brother and they all will sail for Europe where they will remain during the summer. ---- Mrs. Magnus A. Martin, 671 Wil- low street, who has been quite ill for the past nine weeks, is slowly recuper- ating. EON SPECIAL MAY OFFER PHOTOGRAPHS for only 'D 12-4x6 French Gray "$5.00 " $5.00 TTT 6-5x8 " ! 36x10 " "$5.00 1-8x10 " "$5.00 This rate applies only to Studio Sittings -- during the month of May. gio 615 DAVIS ST. Hoyburn Building EVANSTON Phone University 2238