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32 WINNETKA TALK May 29, 1926 VISIT NEW DORMITORY | Board of Directors of National Kind- | ergarten College Inspect New "Ma- | rienthal" Building Members of the board of trustees of the National Kindergarten and Ele- mentary college and their wives visited Marienthal, the new building of the college located at 2532 Asbury avenue, Evanston, Friday evening, May 28 Following dinner, which was served in the guests' dining room adjoining that of the students, the visitors had an op- | portunity of~going through the build- | ing, which consists of an English base- | ment and two Stories, accommodating | approximately 200 resident students. | The first floor includes a reception | room and beautifully appointed lounge, | study and practice room, hospital and | laundry units and spacious dining | room and kitchens. : The second and third floors provide | vision of bedrooms for the students, each group Golf Clubs the Goal of | of fifty girls being under the super- house | one of the four mothers, Mrs. Stella Kahl, Mrs. C. C. Burlson, Miss Jeanette Hart and Mrs. Catherine Elmore. Each group of students has a separate parlor or living room with small adjoining kitchenette | matches | dances will prove a fitting close of a|day evening, June 6, beginning at 7 | for candy-making of the serving of in- | formal parties, and all student rooms |day's exercise in the open. are supplied with hot and cold running | water. of Marienthal, and has the oversight of the social activities of the students. This building is the "Marienthal" in the history of the Na- tional Kindergarten and Elementary college, and is named for Marienthal, the hall or castle occupied by the stu- dents in Frederick Froebel's first train- ing school in "The Valley of the Marys." Marre! Mrs, William V man of 140 Euclid avenue entertained at luncheon last Friday. Mrs. Kenton Clarke is hostess | third | | embark upon a more extensive social | regularly each Sunday evening from Baptist Choir to Sing Society Decoration Day | Over WLS Sunday Night Again this season, as usual, the golf The Wilmette Baptist church choir, clubs will provide much of the recrea- | ynder the direction of Madame Gil- tion and pleasure over the Decoration | deroy Scott, will be heard over the day holiday. In addition to golf | radio from station WLS of the Sears- and tournaments, dinner- | Roebuck Agricultural Foundation Sun- The North | o'clock, according to an announcement Shore Golf club will open its social [made this week. The choir will sing season with a formal dinner dance [in connection with the services of the Saturday evening. And its neighbor, | WLS Little Brown Church in the Vale, the Wilmette Golf club, to the east|a non-denominational creedless radio and south, with its new buildings will | church, which broadcasts its services program this year with a special din- [this station. On the program with ner and dance Monday evening, May | the Baptist church choir will be the 3L | WLS String Trio and Mr. Sol Heller, | Chicago tenor. J. W iibur Belter, 1079 Fim Street The Royal Neighbors of Winnetka will leave for Philadelphia, New York |. holding a card and bunco party and Canada on May 30. Upon his |Tyesday, June 1, at 8:30, at Community return, he will spend a few days with | House All members and friends are iriends at Lac du Flambeau, Wis. urged to attend. DIVISION OF NATIONA Hydrox Ice Cream in Fancy Form --vyour Hydrox Agent will supply you on 48 hours' notice Delicious berry pies--birthday cakes--fancy moulds in large varieties. Any Hydrox Agent will supply you on 48 hours' notice --delivered direct to your home There is a Hydrox Agency near your home L DAIRY PRODUCTS CORPORATION SN HHL