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WINNETKA TALK September 11, 1926 Olde Hay Lofte Winter Inaugural Is Huge Success The wise old owl who sat in a tree until recently when he took up abode in Ye Olde Hay Lofte, Frint George's dine and dance rendevous in Evanston, blinked contentedly as Hayshakers struck up the inaugural note that in- troduced with proper eclat last Satur- day, the current winter season in that favorably known establishment. He blinked contentedly, evenly knowingly, for well he knew that the -Ye Olde.--. Haylofte 626 GROVE STREET Corner of Sherman os FAMOUS $ 1 00 DINNER SERVED DAILY 5:00 to 8:00 SUNDAYS 12:00 to 9:00 Menu for Sunday September 12th Sardine Canope Celery -- New Radishes Chicken Neopolitan or Consomme Saltines Choice of Braised Long Island Duck Fried Spring Chicken, a la Maryland Prime Rib of Beef, au jus Special Sirloin Minute Steak (with Bordelais Sauce) Roast Leg of Lamb (Mint Sauce) Potatoes Marie Corn on the Cob 2 or Green Peas Orange Ice Mary Garden Salad Fresh Blueberry, Peach, Blackberry or new Apple Pie Strawberry, Raspberry or Chocolate Parfait Coffee, Milk or Ice Tea SPECIAL BUSINESS LUNCH DAILY 11:30 ill 2:00 P. M. 45c Under the Personal Direction Y' of Frint George || LF 4 » 5 a aa Sls | coaxing tones of the Hayshakers were {osckoning the finest and the fairest of ithe north shore's citizenry to share {with him the bounties and joys of his newly established domicile. Ye Olde Hay Lofte, freshly appoint- ed and offering the always unusual in culinary delicacies, fairly teemed with guests over the Labor Day holiday period, the net result being that Frint, the genial host, ran completely out of everything except the inexhaustible supply of hospitality and Hayshaking jazz. "Our inaugural of the winter season was an astonishing success," Mr. George declared, "we were simply overwhelmed by our friends and their guests." Miss Dorothy Warner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Warner, 154 Church road, left September 3, for an extended trip through the West. Going by way of the Canadian rockies, Miss Warner will travel by automobile from Calgary to Edmonton. She will stop at Lake Louise, Prince Rupert, Van- couver, and visit friends in Portland and San Francisco. She expects to spend the entire winter in California and other places along the coast. N. U. President Appoints Howard Personnel Head Professor Delton T. Howard, associ- ate professor of psychology at North- western university over a period of years, has been appointed. personnel director, according to an announcement by President Scott. Dr. Howard succeeds Louis B. Hop- kins, who recently accepted the presi- dency of Wabash college. During Mr. Hopkin's directorship of personnel at Northwestern, one of his ablest co- workers is said to have been Prof. Howard. Thus he was closely in touch with Director Hopkins' successful sys- tem and when the latter resigned, Pro- fessor Howard is known to have been a natural selection for the post. Di- rector Howard at present is out of town on a vacation but is expected back shortly. He is especially inter- ested- in the proper grouping of stu- dents, in helping the laggards at col- lege and in toning up the entire student body to full recognition of their re- sponsibilities and opportunities, Dr. Scott indicated. Director Howard is a doctor of phi- losophy and has high standing in American educational circles. In spe- cializing in psychology he has written articles for educational journals and has conducted successfully various in- teresting psychological experiments. His main interest, however, has been in seeing the eollege student properly develop and for several years he has been of great assistance to the faculty at Northwestern university in this line. ENTERTAIN FOR BRIDE Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber and her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Biery of Cali- fornia, will be hostesses at a bridge party on Wednesday, September 15, at 2 o'clock, at the Winnetka Woman's club, in honor of Miss Mararet McCue of Wilmette, who is to become the bride of Perry W. Lieber, on Saturday, September 25. Mrs. Biery, who has come on for the wedding festivities, will be the guest of her parents for two months. She is accompanied by her small son, Junior. --Q Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis of Granite City, Ill, formerly of Win- netka, are spending a few days visiting Mr. Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam E. Davis, 1080 Tower road. The sign of official, authorized Cadillac. | Service -- courteous, prompt, efficient, economical How Cadillac Evanston Service Helps "Mrs. Winnetka" Cadillac Owner If her Cadillac is entered on the regular Lu- brication Service schedule for 600-mile oiling and greasing, she is able to dismiss from her mind all responsibility for the most im- portant obligation any motor car owner as- sumes. She does not need to wonder when the car A little slip, on the face of the speedometer, tells her at what mile- age oiling and greasing is due. her the number of the lubrication operation -- and she can check this with her service needs lubrication. booklet for the price. At the mileage indicated, she drives down to "Oil and grease please," is all she needs to say to the tester. 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