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June 19, 1926 WINNETKA TALK Pupils' Recital The Winnetka branch of the Co- lumbia School of Music will give the final recital of the season Monday evening, June 21, at 7:30 o'clock, at the Winnetka Woman's club. The follow- ing pupils of Walter Spry, Katherine Hedglin, Phyllis Kellogg, Valona Brew- er, Mary Winslow, and Kathleen Air will present the program: Miriam Bart- lett, Peggy Anderson, Judy Butler, Derbigney Denis, Virginia Raclin, Laura Bartlett, Geraldine Dahl, John Muhlke, Charlotte Brown, Jeff Van Horne, Wilma Menzen, Ben Shattuck, Debby Butler, Fidelia Richards, Caro- lyn Barrett, Charlotte Chandler, Syl- via Boynton, Irene Dehnert, Ruth Sul- livan, Helen Shepard, Betty Louis, Janet Mathison, Marguerite Doyle, Doris Elmer, Olive Eason, Virginia Nicholls, Eleanor Brownell, Janice Barr, Jean Ward, Margaret Gould, Sue Potter, Constance Connor, Marion Reuss, Katherine Birely, Constance Connor, Evelyn Bouscaren. Miss Helen Taylor, 310 Cumnor road, Kenilworth, entertained at tea Sunday evening, June 13. Her guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Oberteuf- fer and their son and daughter, and several other friends who attend the Art Institute and who study painting under Mr. Oberteuffer. RI. Mr. and Mrs. Giles Weiss (Gladys Madsen) have returned from their honeymoon trip in the East, and are at home at their residence, 1317 Estes avenue, Rogers Park. Ome A few members of the Indian Hill circle recently visited the Hinsdale Rescue Home, for which the circle members have been sewing during the year. Kenilworth Field Day Winners Get Cups and Medals Engraved silver loving cups were presented to boys and girls in each of three classes who were the high point winners in the annual field day of the Joseph Sears school, Kenilworth, last week. Those who received the cups were as follows: Arthur McIntosh and Jane Scott in class A (over 100 pounds); Bob Hutchens and Marjorie Thorsen in class B (85-100 pounds); Woodrow Wilson and Ruth Johnston, Juniors (under 85 pounds). Sterling silver medals for second high point winners in the various classes were presented to Carl Schroe- der, Charlotte Hamilton, Hilda Swan- son, George Scott, Marjorie Smythe, Claude Phillips, and Jane McIntosh. Bronze medals for third high point winners will go to Tom Hicks, Eunice Wilson, Hinman Bisbee, Agnes Fraser, Alexander Newton, Teallie Wilson. The cups and medals are donated by Kenil- worth citizens and were presented by Robert Townley, director of physical education in the Kenilworth school. This was the seventh annual field day held by the school. Mr. and Mrs. Whipple Jacobs, for- merly of Evanston, are now occupy- ing the residence they purchased from the Ernst von Ammons at 420 Elder lane. ---- Mrs. M. G. Goss of Orchard lane was hostess to sixteen friends Wed- nesday, June 9, at the Sunset Ridge Golf club, at the weekly bridge given by the club. --r-- Mr. and Mrs. George Massey and their family, 705 Sheridan road, left Friday, June 11, for the East, to spend the summer at Marion, Mass. Plums, large baskets Apricots, per basket Peaches, per basket Honey Dew Melons, each Asparagus, per bunch Green Beans, fancy, quart Spinach, per peck Tomatoes, extra fancy 4 ITs Phi BETTER ¥ WL.) QUALITY AND DEPENDABLE GOODS is what you receive when you make your purchases at this store. Oranges, sweet and juicy, doz. .........vvvvivnenen 50c, 60c and 75¢ Cantaloupes, 2 for 25¢, others, each Cherries, sweet, extra fancy, Ib. . Strawberries and Red Raspberries California 'Peas, Ib." J... 03 an Lettuce, crisp and tender, 10c and 15c, large heads ARE Lak RET Ea A ERT 23c White Turnips, Beets and Carrots, bunch Radishes and Green Onions, bunch No. 1. New Potatoes, per peck . No. 1. New Potatoes, 2 pounds . 5 Deliveries Daily 5 I SOE re FE Ed 15¢ and 18¢ Pouloplos Bros. 801 Elm Street Phones 1370~13'71 Winnetka Amazing Music by the new Brunswick "Light-Ray" electrical recording Special Brunswick Records St. Mary of the Lake Seminary Choir OFFICIAL CHORISTERS of the International Eucharistic Congress 3153 75¢ O Salutaris Jesu Dulcis Memoria Jubilate Deo 3152 Oremus Pro Pontifice Nostro Pio 75¢ BRUNSWICK "LIGHT-RAY" RECORDS PLAY ON ALL PHONOGRAPHS THE SHOP PHONOGRAPHS - RECORDS . RADIOLAS 568 Lincoln Ave. Phone 2129 Winnetka, Ill. PALACE CASH rion: MARKET [0% Univ. 2720 1559 Sherman Ave., Evanston The North Shore's Leading Market 1926 Fresh Dressed Broilers 49¢ Milk Fed Leg of Veal 2815¢ Fresh Long Island Duck 42¢ Fresh Prime Beef Tenderloin 45¢ Very Best Bacon (Sliced) 3 lbs. $1.35