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, ol May 29, 1926 WINNETKA TALK Choose Group to Plan Women's Golf at Wilmette Club With a committee expecting about thirty women golfers, the Wilmette Golf club was the gathering of more than twice that many players on the occasion of its get together luncheon given recently to make plans and schedules for the Women's golf days on Tuesdays throughout the summer, and to elect a golf committee. The newly appointed chairman of this com- mittee is Mrs. Richard M. Trevett of Rogers Park, and the remainder of the group comprises Mrs. Tracy Holmes, Mrs. Thomas McLaren, Mrs Charles Poole, Mrs. E. F. Wellinghoff. Mrs. George Manning, Mrs. John Henry Brodt, Mrs. Bertrand C. Wheeler, Mrs. G. R. Garretson, and Mrs. John McNamara compose the handicap committee; Mrs. Tracy Holmes, Mrs. | Francis M. Otte, and Mrs. Manning, the trophy committee. The first event occurs Tuesday, June 1. There will be blind bogey and play- | ers will qualify for the June trophy. William C. Boyden, Jr., of Hubbard Woods was elected president of the Harvard-Yale-Princeton club at its an- nual meeting held at the clubhouse Friday, May 21. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Price and their family, who have been in Arizona for the past few months, are returning to their home on Walden road this week- end. en Miss Marian Coryell of Indian Hill, accompanied by Miss Lucy Hartman, gave a group of songs at the reception William Barnes of Evanston tendered the Illinois Federation or Women's Music clubs in convention in Chicago this week. Mr. Barnes played a group of organ numbers on the beautiful pipe organ installed in his home. Local Men Assist in Sesquicentennial Fete Several north shore men are includ- ed on the Citizens' Civic committee appointed by Mayor William E. Dever, for the purpose of sponsoring the pageant, "The Birth of Chicago," to be presented in Soldiers' Field, Chicago, June 1-7. This presentation will be Chi- cago's contribution to the observance of the sesquicentennial anniversary of the establishment of the United States of American. Among the north shore men on the committee are Charles M. Hayes of Winnetka; Axel Lonnquist of Wil- mette; James Simpson of Glencoe and Congressman Henry Riggs Rathbone of Kenilworth. Relatives and Intimate Friends Witness Wedding Mrs. Felix Balek announces the mar- riage of her daughter, Julia Dorothy, to John Thomas Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Vollman of 801 Cherry street, Wednesday, May 26, at 5 o'clock, the Rev. William Haarth of the Sacred Heart church officiating. A reception was held at the home of the bride's mother, 398 Rosewood avenue, which was decorated with spring flowers. The bride wore a frock of beige georgette and carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley and sweet peas. Her only attendant was her maid of honor, her sister, Miss Caroline Balek, who was in a dress of powder blue georgette, and carred pink roses. Both the bride and her sister wore picture hats matching their dresses. William Porcher acted as the groom's best man. Mr. and Mrs. Bell have gone north for their honeymoon, and upon their return they will be with the bride's mother for an indefinite period. | | for this Genuine SELLERS KITCHEN CABINET (ai) ' : 1" # ig | = = a | 3 = CEE Pafefas = | th § ' | A Porceliron » ¥ Work Surf e Ro) ™ q \ ® Here it is--the world's greatest kitchen cabinet value! Not a makeshift but a genuine Sellers Kitchen Cabinet with roll eurtain enclosed front, movable porceliron work table that extends out to give more working sur- face, 3 drawer base and ant-proof easters. The entire eabinet is built to Sellers standard of thoroughness. The 3-point suspension drawers move with the ease found only in finest cabinet construction. They will never stick or jam. Think of it! For one week you can buy this amazing bar- gain at our extraordinary price on the easiest terms imaginable. .Use the eabinet while you pay for it. Kill drudgery in your kitchen by installing this great modern convenience now. This cabinet is finished in Oak, It ean be had in white enamel for slightly more. S. ROSENBAUM CO. EVERYTHING FOR 810 DAVIS STREET Our Furniture Re- THE HOME. - pairing department Store Open Thurs- Phones University 5023, Greenleaf 1489 will gladly give you day god Saturday | Chicago Stores: 3120 Lincoln Ave. 5228 N. Clark St. | 1" hr nd