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16 WINNETKA TALK May 29, 1926 Hat Sale $7.50 s12.50 s15.00 Saturday Only Hats of All Kinds Reduced for Decoration Day Wear Ballybuntal, Perle-Visca, Bangkok, Bengaline | Cicely Haas WINNETKA 946 Oak St. Phone Winn. 320 Riding Club Will Stage Many Special Events During June On Saturday morning, May 29, mem- bers of the Indian Hill Riding club will take an early morning ride, leaving the stables at 6:30 o'clock. A short drag hunt is also scheduled, if weather permits. The following day, Sunday, the formal opening of the Women's and Children's room in the stables will be held. Tea will be served at 4 o'clock on the lawn under the awning shading the entrance to the room, it was announced. Several events have been scheduled during June. On Saturday, June 35, there will be a special club ride over the hunting country now open. The party will leave the stables at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. A large attendance for this ride is expected. The annual Children's Horse Show will be held Saturday, June 19. This affair is always one of the most inter- esting events on the north shore, and should prove of special interest this vear as pictures of the children will be taken to be preserved in the club archives. It is open to any north shore child who wishes to enter. Names of children who wish to compete in the various classes should be sent to the Indian Hill Riding club, Winnetka, be- fore June 15. RECOVER POLICE DOG Paul Knopp, 3039 Lincoln avenue, Chicago, was arrested last Monday charged with stealing a valuable police dog from Mrs. M. P. Lucchesi, 1065 Spruce street. Knopp is a junk deal- er. The dog was recovered and Knopp was tried before. Police Magistrate By- ron A. Nelson, but the case was dis- missed on the motion of the plaintiff, who declined to prosecute. Lo This Home in Glenview Borders For a small down payment and the balance like rent. You'll enjoy the ideal surroundings. The North Shore Golf Club is just across the road. Sewer, water, roads, gas and electric mains are all in and paid for. Telephone Wilmette 974-J or sign and return this C. P. Evans, 616 Gregory Ave., Wilmette, Ill. I'd like 2a home in Glenview Borders. Please tell me about your financing plan. EE EEE EEE) I SE REE INDIVIDUALITY When your hair has been dressed by us, you may teel assured that it is dressed correctly and has that marked note of individuality. The Eugene method of Permanent Waving assures you of a most natural marcel wave. Eugene Method of Permanent Waving Marcelling Shampooing Betty's Beauty Shop Betty Brooks 817 Elm Street Phone Winnetka 2660 Gather Xmas Gifts for Children in Far East "White Christmas" will be observed in the Church school of the Winnetka Congregational church Sunday morn- ing, June 6, when the children, at their regular session will contribute useful articles for immediate shipment to the missionaries of the church of China and India. It is necessary to make contribution at this season, the Church school lead- ers state, in order that the shipment may reach the destinations in ample time for the Christmass holiday. The contributions are in the nature of greetings from the children of the Winnetka Congregational church to the children who come under the sup- ervision of the mission of the local church in the orient. Women's Golf Commences Tuesday at Sunset Ridge Tuesday of each week from June 1 until September 28, will be set aside at Sunset Ridge club as "Ladies' Day." Commencing at 9 o'clock, Tuesday morning, the play will be for blind bogy. Mrs. C. C. Kendrick is chairman of the woman's golf committee which is composed of Mrs. I. B. Connor, Mrs. C. Dorr Price, and Mrs. Thomas Mec- Nally. The trophies to be awarded for the season are as follows: ringer tro- phies, season's points trophy, low ag- gregate monthly net prize, and per- severance trophy. AT INDIAN HILL CLUB Mrs. A. B. Bradley of 808 Willow road has been elected as head of the committee to arrange the women's golf events at Indian Hill club this season. The women's days, as usual, are Wed- nesdav, and two or three events have already been staged. The Friday luncheon and bridge days will not com- mence for two or three weeks, it is announced. Monday evening will be the occa- sion of the opening dinner dance of the summer season which will be a formal affair. CARDINAL TEA HOUSE 841 SPRUCE STREET (Just west of Center St.) Winnetka 2536 Luncheon ...... 11:30 to 2:00 Special Plate Luncheon ST ri es 40 and 50 cents (Ala carte) Afternoon Tea and Refresh- ments. AL 3toS Dinner, $1.00...... 6 to 7:30 Sunday Dinner, $1.25 12:30 to 5 Special attention given to Luncheon and Bridge Parties TE