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k i 34 WINNETRA TALK July 3, 1926 Cleaning of Hats For a long time, we have been telling you that our cleaning service is all- inclusive. We again call your attention to this fact--and particularly point out that we clean all styles of hats for both men and women. This includes felts, straws, panamas, and ladies' silk millinery. Master Cleaner Service Costs No More Phones RAUS S Wilmette 3400 CLEANING & DYEING Greenleaf 700 The Only Cleaning Plant in New Trier MARMON | SALES AND SERVICE STATION 6017 Broadway, Chicago Phone Long Beach 6428 Open Evenings and Sundays Call F. C. Heaney for a demonstration in the New Marmon. Marmon North Shore IN TWELFTH SEASON |group of artists who will appear dur- | | Winnetka Music Club to Enter Upon New Year Next Autumn With Tite Schipa as Recitalist The Winnetka Music club, the or- ganization that has sponsored the Art- ist-Recital series at New Trier audi- torium, bringing to the north shore such famous artists as Madame Louise Homer, Gabrilowitch, Edward John- son, Brailowsky, Giannini and many others, has completed its eleventh year of active work. Founded by Mrs. Edwin Snell, in 1915, with a membership of seven, this club has steadily gone ahead with its good purpose, of bringing pleasure and benefit to itself and the community. The seven original members were Mrs. Edwin Snell, Mrs. Valona Brewer, Meg. William Jackson, Miss Mabel Higgins, Miss Elizabeth Layman, Mrs. Hervey Anning, Mrs. Jesse Ricks, and Mrs. Percival Hunter. Limited now to thirty members, the club meets at the homes of different members. Programs are given by the members, who are occasionally assist- ed by visiting artists. In 1924, Mrs. Roland Whitman, who was president, conceived the idea of the Artist-Recital series, considered one of the most outstanding accom- plishments of the club. Enthusiastic over last year's suc- cessful series under the chairmanship of Mrs. Whitman, the club has ar- ranged for an unusual and brilliant ody: greater comfort with OIL. HEAT THE NEW Silent Nokeol AUTOMATIC OIL HEATING FOR HOMES at all. Heres the real truth about oil heat. In actual operation--here and now; submit- ting its evidence to your own eyes and ears. * * * It's better heat than apartment or hotel dwellers enjoy--because it never varies. fairly revel. It's cleaner, infinitely better heat than coal can provide in any home --Ilarge or small. Because there isn't any dirt It has none of the foul odor found in and around homes where cheap, low-grade oil fuel has to be burned. : It costs no more than hard-coal--- usually less. 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Guiomar Novaes, pianist, who has been called the greatest woman pian- ist of the present, appears on the third program. The remarkable English ensemble singers, brought to this country by Mrs. F. S. Coolidge to ap- pear in her Library of Congress Fes- tival in Washington last spring, will give the fourth concert. And Maria Kurenko, Russian soprano, famous for her voice and famous as a lawyer, will complete the series. The members of the Winnetka Music club include the following: Mrs. Burton Atwood, Miss Nina Babcock, Mrs. Guy Stuart Bailey, Mrs. Sidney Bartlett, Mrs. S. F. Bos- worth, Mrs. Valona Brewer, Mrs. Frederick Burlingham, Mrs. Preston Burlingham, Mrs. Charles Byron, Mrs. Asa B. Cooley, Mrs. Arthur Dean, Mrs. George Frazer, Mrs. John Han- sel, Mrs. Everett I. Harris, Miss Clara Harsh, Mrs. W. Sherman Hay, Mrs. Percival Hunter, Mrs. C. E. Karstrom, Mrs. Robert Kingery, Mrs. William McAdams, Mrs. Dwight C. Orcutt, Mrs. Warner Robinson, Mrs. Louis Schmid, Mrs. Josephine IL. Seyl, Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Harry Street, Mrs. William Thrall, Mrs. Ruth Tracy, Mrs. Charles Weeks, and Mrs. Roland D. Whitman. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Edmonds of 670 Blackthorn road and the W. H. Colvins of Evanston have returned af- ter several months of travel in Europe. Mrs. Edmonds remained for a brief visit in Nantucket with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Husband, formerly of Win- netka. FOR A REAL TREAT dine at ..... The Library Plaza Cafeteria in Evanston. When you hanker for better things to eat-- When you want to get away from kitchen duties--dine at The Library Plaza Cafe- teria in Evanston. Many North Shore ° families have discovered here a happier, pleas- anter place to eat, with assurance always of a liberal and tempting menu. Have dinner with us Sunday -- and often now, that the out-of- door days are back. LBRARY PLAZA In the Library Plaza Hotel Orrington Ave. at Church St. | in Evanstom