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EC ---- May 29, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 19 Builders Announce Dance for Evening of Friday, June 4 New Trier chapter, Order of The Builders announces a dance to be held at the Kenilworth club, on the evening of June 4. "To those who have been fortunate enough to attend previous Builders' dances, this should prove wonderful news," declare the officers of the chap- ter. This final dance of the season will "go the others just one better," they promise. Music for the dance will be provided by the College Crew, an organization of musicians favorably known to the young people of the north shore. The Builders is an organization of young men under 21 years of age, whose fathers or older brothers are members of the Masonic fraternity. Its ranks also include boys who, though not of Masonic families, are properly recommended by a member of the order. Twice a year The Build- ers hold public installation in order to give their mothers and sisters an opportunity to witness the ceremony. The next of these public demonstra- tions is scheduled for Monday eve- ning, June 21, at 7:30 o'clock, and will be staged at the Winnetka Masonic temple. There will be dancing at the conclusion of the ceremonies. The New Trier chapter announces, especially, a meeting, Monday evening, June 7, at 7:30 o'clock at the Winnet- ka Masonic temple, at which there will be the conferring of degrees on a group of candidates and the annual election of officers. Bishop Hughes Dedicates Methodist Book Concern Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of Wil- mette gave an address and dedicated the Methodist Book Concern building at 740 Rush street, Chicago, Monday of this week. The members of the Chicago Methodist Preachers' meeting were the special guests of the Book Concern. The building was presented for dedication by Mr. Henry S. Henschen, Chicago, chairman of the building committee. Chicago now is the center of Methodism in the United States and abroad. WELLESLEY CLUB MEETING The North Shore Wellesley club holds the final meeting of the year Tuesday, June 1, at 2:30, at the home of Mrs. Ralph C. Brown, 1024 Hinman avenue, Evanston, with Mrs. Thomas Lord the co-hostess. Officers will be elected at this time. Mrs. Brown is the newly elected president of the Chicago Wellesley club. CIRCLE PLANS DINNER The Cherry Street circle will give a dinner-bridge =~ Wednesday evening, June 2. Dinner will be served at the Cardinal Tea room, and bridge will be played at the home of Mrs. Harry Cadenhead. Mrs. C. P. Jaedecke and Mrs. E. Irving Belote are in charge of the dinner and entertainment. Mrs. Harry Cadenhead, Mrs. O. Kastrup and Mrs. Charles Coyle are in charge of the games. Mrs. Charles C. Elliott and Mrs. Carl E. Roth are in charge of reservations. Oe On June 11, Mrs. Carlton Prouty will be hostess to the members of the Winnetka chapter, Order of Eastern Star, at her home at McHenry, on the Fox river. The party will motor out for luncheon and supper, returning in the evening. A boat will be chartered for a trip down the river, and tennis and croquet will be other diversions. Ws Mrs. Roger K. Ballard of 862 Fox- dale avenue, with her children, visited her mother, Mrs. George Mansfield, of Milwaukee, last week. | Suggest Best Route to Indianapolis Races 0) Motorists driving to the races at New Cream Top Milk a. Indianapolis Memorial Day are ad- vised by the touring bureau of the Comes from Tuburcular- br EZ dol , Chicago Motor club to take Illinois state highway No. 10 through Dan- tested COWS. Sanitary hood ville to the state line; Indiana state highway No. 33 to Lebanon, and sealed caps. Indiana No. 6 to Indianapolis. ; 168 of the 226 miles of this route are Ask Our Drivers paved roads, the remainder being good gravel Or Phone Wilmette 3029-- Mrs. Chester Van Buskirk of 1096 Greenleaf 820. Spruce street entertained twelve of her neighborhood friends at bridge last The cream taken from this milk will whip NANA RRR ey Tuesday afternoon. )soeesssssssssssses lel TEE®) UB enry C. Lytton & Sons STATE and JACKSON--Chicago ORRINGTON and CHURCH-- Evanston > Bonar-Phelps "Easy-Fit" Straw Hats In Our New Evanston Shop TRAW Hat Time is here. And our New Evanston Shop is ready with a hand-picked selection of these fine Hats from our enormous downtown assortments. Try a Bonar-Phelps this summer. Enjoy the comfort, satisfac- tion and style that a really good Hat will give you. A Sailor for street. A Leghorn for sports. It's a great combination. ) Bonar-Phelps Straws 34 35 $6 And up to $12 Other Smart Straws, $3 Panamas and Leghorns, $6 to $20 Qj I 6 0 000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000