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or ALN July 17, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 33 Ash and Cherry Circles ALUMNAE ARRANGE TEA | Winnetka Boys at Camp TO ANNOUNCE DANCE The Alumnae association of the The Scandinavian Pleasure club, Give Children's Party The Ash and Cherry Street circles entertained thirty children from the Chicago Commons on the Winnetka beach Tuesday. A box luncheon was served and ice cream cones furnished. The water was fine for bathing, al- though the air was cool, and the chil- dren spent most of their time in and on the edge of the lake. Three instruc- tors accompanied the group and took them back to Chicago at 5 o'clock. Mrs. Joseph J. Sauer, Jr., 1022 Ash street, chairman of the Ash Street circle, and Mrs. Charles G. Coyle, 1097 Cherry street, acting chairman of the Cherry Street circle, were in charge of the party. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bucher, 983 Willow road, left Thursday, July 15, for a two weeks' motor trip in Wis- consin. National Kindergarten and Elementary college will entertain the summer school students at tea in the Alumnae club room, Harrison hall, on Thursday afternoon, July 22. A short talk on he purpose of the association by Mrs. Harry G. Phillips, president elect, will be followed by a group of songs by Mrs. Joseph Risch, and the serving of refreshments. Miss Nellie Ball, social chairman, is in charge of arrangements for the afternoon. Mr. Taylor's brother, Dudley, a re- cent high school graduate, is traveling from Florida with the map man of the Dixie Highway, working as they go. He is expected to arrive in Winnetka any day to visit his aunt and uncle. Dudley Taylor will enter the State University of Florida next fall. Sosawagaming, Michigan Several Winnetka boys are spending the summer at Camp Sosawagaming, 3ig Bay, Mich, located on Lake Superior, on the northern edge of Michigan. Among those attending the camp ire : John Hansel, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hansel, Jr. 382 Ridge ave- nue; Billy Coleman, son of Mr. and | Mrs. William Ogden Coleman, 471 Hill | road; James Gillies, son of Mr. and | Mrs. James P. Gillies, 1148 Oakley | avenue; Joseph B. Coambs, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coambs, Church road, |and Richard Hoffman, son of Mr. and | Mrs. Richard Yates Hoffman, 921 Pine | Pine street. | | Mrs. John Odh, 275 Woodlawn ave- [nue, Glencoe, has as her guest, her | sister, Mrs. A. Swanson, of Manlius, [ TIL. which formerly gave dances in Com- munity House, will not hold any more dances there, but plans to continue the monthly dances in some other locality. The place of the next dance will be announced later in the month in the WEEKLY TALK. Miss Seville Rudolph, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Rudolph, 889 Cherry street, is leaving July 22, for a four weeks' trip through the West. Accompanied by a friend from Chi- cago, Miss Rudolph plans to include Yellowstone Park, Salt Lake City and many other points of interest in her trip. After her return to Winnetka she will spend a week visiting in Indiana. -- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Isom of New York are the guests of Mrs. Robert Laird, 225 Ridge avenue. \ \\=----="//7//=-----\\\ VW HEREVER you see a Hydrox Agent you can be pretty sure that agent has intel- ligence and integrity. He's got to have intelligence to know that because Hydrox is better for you it is better for him. And he's got to have integrity to sell Hydrox when he could buy so many other Ice Creams for so much less. That kind of dealer is a pretty good man to turn to when you are also buying other things upon which your health depends. And not a bad time to remember him is when you have a prescription to fill. There is a HYDROX Agency Near Your Home DAIRY PRODUCTS CORPORATION NNN E/ -- ---- //