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4 WINNETKA TALK July 10, 1926 | Sperry Butler Graduates MARI NELL (OO ! From Amherst With Honor [Charles E. Butler, 100 Green Bay road, Glencoe, graduated this June SHOP | with the distinction few achieve, of having "Magna cum laude" placed on 733 Elm Street | in economics, and high honors in latin. | Mr. Butler was elected to Phi Beta Phone Winnetka 822 | served as president of the Classical Sperry Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. BEA ries from Amherst college. He graduated [his diploma, and with highest honors For Appointment | Kappa in his junior year. He also | club this year, a position of honor. CANVAS WORK PAPER HANGING All styles of Glazing O. M. Henderson Interior and Exterior Painter and Decorator Fer Particular People Guaranteed W orkmanship--M oderate Prices Estimates on old and new work cheerfully given 1082 Ash Street Phone Winn. 481 PAINT = of all kinds. Tubes and Special colors ER | Canter HELPFUL MONEY SAVING SERVICE FREELY GIVEN ON ALL YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS PAINT Rasmesen's Stor: Painting and Decorating Maria Beauty Culture Maria Lagerquist, Prop. 794 Elm Street, 2nd Floor, Franklin Bldg. - KEEN Steam Oil Permanent Waving For Appointment Phone Winnetka 762 A STU C, ER We Vacation Time Vacation time means lots of wear and tear on shoes. New shoes are not always necessary. Bring your old ones to us. We will re- build them. Annex Shoe Rebuilder's Store R. WAGNER 8 Prouty Annex--Opposite C. N. W. Depot Telephone Winn. 991 Pulls For Sick Babies Bruce Karnes, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Karnes, 151 Fuller lane, has added $10 to his fund for the sick babies at the Daily News sanitarium, mak- ing a total of $12. 3ruce has a new system to raise money, 5 cents a pull, and a prize at the end. He is aiming at $100 as this year's quota. In order to raise the $100 Bruce has to go to new neighborhoods, and in- terest new children. With a trailer attached to his automobile, he can carry six passengers at once, and return them safely to the starting place. With the tiny headlights lit, the red-tail light as protection, and armed with a real French horn, Bruce can while away the twilight hours for children as well as the day light hours. This car of Bruce's, is an electric automobile, with fenders, rubber-tired wheels, a long low hood, resembling a racer, and equipped with the most mod- ern accessories. It even has a clock on the dashboard. If you will call up Bruce at Winnetka 2192 he will bring his car and the trailer to your street and take you all riding for 5 cents. If you go down to his house he will give you as many chances as you want to pull a prize, for 3 cents a pull. Bruce was written up in the Chicago Daily News many times last year, and contributed the largest amount of money earned by one person for the sani- tarium. He worked hard for that money, and is expecting to increase the amount to an even $100 this year, His car is strong and safe, says his father who has ridden on it himself. Take Out Building Permits for Fourteen N. U. Sorority Houses Building permits for the erection of fourteen girls' sorority houses on the new women's campus of Northwestern university were taken out at the city hall this week for a total sum of ap- proximately $1,050,000. The figure is expected to be much larger as the above sum is based on each house costing $75,000. Several run as high as $80,000. Work has already started on . the construction of the houses. Excava- tion is under way and the building will be pushed as rapidly as possible. It is expected to have the houses completed some time before the close of the next school year. SUNSET RIDGE MUSICALE Sunset Ridge Golf club introduces the first of its Sunday evening musi- cales to be given during July and Aug- ust tomorrow. Commencing at 8, and following the serving of a buffet sup- per, an hour's program will be given } by a Bohemian cellist, Jaroslav Gons, by Ella Payne Heimbridt, with Pru- dence Ness, accompanist. Mrs. Richard Yates Hoffman, 921 Pine street, is expecting her mother, Mrs. W. G. Bruen, of Berkeley, Cal, to arrive in Winnetka July 14. Mrs. Bruen will spend the entire summer with Mrs. Hoffman, and will be joined by Mr. Bruen in August. Current Topics Club Elects New Officers The new officers of the Current Top- ics club elected at the annual meeting and luncheon at the home of Mrs. Eu- gene Feuchtinger, 947 Oak street, are the following: Mrs. Caleb Busick, chairman; Mrs. Jesse .Gordon Ray, Mrs. Charles Allen, Mrs. Eugene Feuchtinger, vice chairmen; Mrs. Frederick Gillette, recording secretary. A meeting of the club was held yes- terday in the "Log Cabin," the studio- home of Anita Willitts Burnham on Tower road. NORTH SHORE WINNERS The winners in the Fourth of July events at North Shore Golf club were: R. C. Boozer, who defeated H. H. Har- rison, 4 and 2, in the first flight; H. H. Fleer, who defeated W. E. Rollo, 4 and 3, in the second flight; A. D. Col- lins, who defeated C. R. Shabino, 2 up, in the third flight; J. D. Peterson, who defeated I. M. Drake, 2 up, in the fourth flight, and C. E. Hastins, who defeated M. J. Conrad in the fifth flight, 3 and 2 Every Saturday afternoon during July and August the porches and lounge of the Wilmette Golf club will be the scene of bridge parties ar- ranged by the house committee as a means of diversion for the women members and their guests who are unable to enjoy the men's Saturday afternoon golf perogative. The bridge games precede the dances occuring every week during these two summer months. gaia diy