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Cl A yg Te tates November 27, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 45 Large Gathering of Parents, Teachers Hold First Meeting Mothers, fathers, and teachers of the 150 north shore children enrolled in the Children's school of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college, held thejr first meeting in Harrison hall on Tuesday evening, November 16. Miss Clara Belle Baker, director of the Children's school, introduced her sister, president Edna Dean Baker, who welcomed the parents of the col- lege and spoke briefly of the necessity for co-operation and understanding between teachers and parents in order to provide "an education that will serve to build habits and attitudes useful to the child in all his living." Miss Laura Hooper, head of the de- partment of measurement of the col- lege, explained the use made in the college of the results of mental and gchievement tests given the children, and cited some of the amusing situa- tions which have arisen in giving these tests to the children in the nursery school. Dr. Mary Pope, examining physician for the Children's school, in making her report said, "We have quite a group of children physically remarkable. It is seldom that we find a defect that has not already been discovered by the parents and is under supervision." Miss Clara Belle Baker in speaking on "The Educational Aims of the School" said, "Our aim in this school is not to develop skills, not to stress results too much in the beginning, but to develop first a desire and interest-- an attitude of joy in their work on the part of the children." Following the meeting the teachers acted as hostesses in their own rooms, and the parents had an opportunity of seeing something of the work the chil- dren are doing, and of discussing prob- dems with the teachers. GIVES MUSICAL PROGRAM A musical program was presented at the regular Tuesday assembly of the Skokie school this week by Miss Esther Wood, prominent musician. 74 7. IP Indu Beauty Shop Phone Winnetka 2176 Facial Massage and Tonic Facials for Sagging Muscles Hot Oil Tonic Marcelling Water Waving Permanent Waving Ethel M. Taylor 818-A Elm St. Winnetka SLL SLLLSSSLLS LISS ISLS SS SSS SSS S ALS SASSI LISSA SAAS SSS SSS SIS SAAS SSS SS SASS AAS SSSI SSSI SH lita aor WINNETKA WOMEN WIN HOCKEY TEAM PLACES (Continued from Page 3) up and applied by the husbands, from the excellent way they played. The men's team, captained by Wil- liam Laing, who at one time played on a Hockey team in England, included the following Winnetka men: Fred Chapman, Roy West, Henry Tenney, Wilmarth Ickes, W. Dow Harvey, Hal- lett Thorne, Percy D. Smith, Dwight Green, Thomas McLaren and Mr. Nor- wood of Glencoe. Ira C. Darling, 256 Kenilworth ave- nue, returned to Kenilworth last Fri- day from his shooting trip in North Carolina. --Q-- Mrs. J. G. Werner entertained her Kenilworth Bridge club at the Orring- ton hotel on Tuesday, November 23. = TT CL CL CL LL CCL F 1081 Gage Street Today We Open to the Public Our New Beauty Parlor at 1081 Gage Street With the same high standards of treatment as at our old place at 1073 Gage--But with Male and Female operators. An opening feature will be the New Swirl Shingle. Hubbard Woods Beauty Shoppe Phone 1965 Hubbard Woods RUT TTT Sedan, five-passenger, four- door, $1385. Coupe, two- passenger, with rumble seat, $1385. Roadster, with rum- ble seat, $1385. Touring, fi v e-passenger, $1385. includes 30x tires, four- Equipment 5.25 balloon wheel brakes. All prices f.o.b. Detroit, plus revenue tax. BEAUTY That Is More Than Skin Deep Look for Basic Values in Hupmobile Six The exterior grace, rich finish and roomy comfort of the Hupmobile Six are the surface indications of its greater value. For Hupmobile Six is heir to those fine traditions which have made every Hupmobile built for 18 years, a better and a longer-lived car. In building surpassing performance, economy and durability into its Six, Hupmobile goes straight to the source of such qualities. Now, as for years past, Hupmobile pays 10 per cent more for the better materials, more thorough inspec- tion and more exacting measurements that surround and safeguard the manufacture of the Hupmobile Six. Some of the results of this policy you will note in your first few minutes at the wheel--astonishing ease of control, greater smoothness, effortless acceler- ation and power. . But only after continuous enjoyment of these fea- tures over a period of years can you fully appreciate the faultless operation and low costs of Hupmobile Six. There is no obligation attached to a trial of the new Hupmobile Six. Prove to yourself its basic superior- ites in performance and economy, and in beauty and safety as well. HUPMOBILE SIX, Hanson Motor Co. 557 Chestnut Street Winnetka 330