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18 WINNETKA TALK November 27, 1926 Kitchenaid Does a hundred household tasks easily -- by elec- tricity. Stirs, beats, freezes ice cream, whips and does scores of other things with its convenient attach- ments. The Toastmaster Toasts both sides to an even golden brown at the same time. Shuts off auto- matically. No turning. No watching. No burning. $12.50 for ease in the home Give Electrical Gifts Vy iat a host of wonderful Christmas suggestions is of- fered by Good Housekeeping Shop in the way of Electrical Appliances! Note the quality of this merchandise, then the advantageous prices and scan this list for suitable ideas. . Give her more precious hours, saved from her never-ending battle of housecleaning! Give her a New '. Hoover--a shining, beautiful tok- i en of how much you really appre- "! ciate her plucky struggle with ob- solete, inefficient tools. At a snap of the switch this Elec- tric Heater will provide glowing warmth in less than a minute. $5.00 to $10.50 Iron includes shield attachment which holds hair evenly full length, making a long, even wave. $1.50 up To introduce the Universal Wrinkle Proof Iron, with heat control switch, regular $7.50 value, we give you FREE a Universal Club Carving Set, regular $6.00 value, totaling $13.50, for only $7.85 Goop House Simplex and Thor Ironers An Electric Ironer will save hun- dreds of hours of back-breaking labor. Easy to operate. The new light weight models take up no more room than a sewing machine. Suggestions AN ELECTRIC GRILL-- the se- Fo easy breakfasts. $1.60 to AN ELECTRIC HAIR DRYER-- Dries the hair soft and fluffy in a few minutes' time .......... $18.50 AN ELECTRIC WAFFLE IRON-- Bakes crisp, brown waffles right at the table ........ $7.50 to $15.00 ELECTRIC, FLASHLIGHTS -- a wide assortment priced from $1.50 to $4.50. Percolator Sets A gift that shows discrimination and good taste. A gleaming piece- de-resistance for any buffet. Some sets include silver tray. Priced from $24.00 to $85.00 large ING SHOP» Znc fn 6, me for E the hom 1565 Sherman Avenue Fountain Square EVANSTON University 2132 Greenleaf 2390-1 Rathbones Guests of Honor at Many Affairs A number of affairs have been given in honor of Congressman and Mrs. Henry Riggs Rathbone of Kenilworth, who are leaving for Washington on December 1 to reside at the Hotel Lafayette, Lafayette Square. The fol- lowing entertained for Mrs. Rathbone last week: Mrs. W. B. Austin, Mrs. Benjamin Affleck, Judge and Mrs. Asa Adams, Miss Olga Menn, Mrs. Frank M. Fulton, Miss Hannah Butler and | Madame Luele Melius, the grand opera, star, and Mrs. Eugene McVoy. Sunday, November 21, Mrs. Thomas | C. M. Jamieson entertained Congress- man and Mrs. Rathbone with a brie buffet supper at the Culture club. On Monday Mrs. J. Corrogan Taylor gave a tea at the Drake. On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. H. M. Hess entertained at a tea. On Wednesday evening Mrs. Charles Hayes was hostess at a dinner at the Casino and box party at the opera. On Thanksgiving, Congress- man and Mrs. Rathbone entertained at dinner in the evening. Mrs. Robert J. Witt is giving a luncheon at the Black- stone hotel today, and Saturday night Mrs. Frank Townley Brown will en- tertain at dinner at the Casino and a box party at the opera. Congressman and Mrs. Rathbone were among those present at the din- ner given in honor of Queen Marie at the Blackstone hotel by Ambassador and Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris. Miss Margaret Delay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Delay of 878 Oak street, Winnetka was among the north shore girls attending the Army- Navy game and ball. She was the guest of Cadet William Caldwell who came from West Point for the fes- tivities. -- Miss Betty Schwartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwartz of 187 Ridge avenue, is among the North Shore girls who attended the Army- Navy ball, Friday night, November 26. Horace Bridges to Give Lectures at Orrington Hotel | Horace J. Bridges, leader of The 'Chicago Ethical society, is giving a series of lectures at the Orrington ho- tel, Evanston, Sunday afternoons at 5:15 p. m. These lectures represent a very genuine and effective contri- bution to liberal religious thought, and particularly emphasize the validity of practical Ethics, it is announced. Mr. Bridges is known on the north shore as one of the most brilliant speakers in the community of Greater f | Chicago--a man of considerable liter- ary attainment, who has written a number of books dealing with Philos- ophy and Ethics as vital forces in every day life. Of him a Wilmette friend has said: "He is the leader of a religious society that stresses right living and right thinking, and extends to its members and those with whom it comes in contact an infinite tolera- tion in personal belief. Any person who cares fo listen to a discourse that is mentally and morally stimulating will be rewarded by hearing Mr. Bridges, whether they regularly at- tend a church or not. Many forward looking people in this community be- lieve there is a real need for expres- sion of opinion by a man who is a clost student of our modern life, and who can bring home to his hearers in a vivid and real way the practical necessity of Ethics. "Mr. Bridges has just started this course of lectures, with a gratifying increase in attendance. North shore residents will find in his lectures a logical, sane and liberal discussion of the problems that confront them as individuals, parents, citizens, profes- sional or business men, irrespective of creed or race." Sunday, November 28, at the Or- ington hotel, Evanston, 5:15 p. m., Mr. Bridges' subject will be: "Needed Re- pairs to the Ten Commandments." Alfred ORRINGTON HOTEL EVANSTON 60 MUSCLE DEVELOPING WHITE BUCK $45° WHITEELK $4.5° TAN.CALF $423 SMOKED ELK $425 RUBYm EDGEWATER BEACH HOTEL EAST WASHINGTON FOOTWEAR For INFANTS RUBY'S SHOES FOR INFANTS ARE RE- COMMENDED BY CHICAGO'S LEADING CHILDREN'S PHYSICIANS BECAUSE THEY ARE BUILT TO HELP NATURE DEVELOP THE FEET. FLEXIB LE SOLES ~ WHITE BUCK $4.50 PATENT LEATHER. $4