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WINNETKA TALK November 26, 1927 -- Look for -- OUR $200,000 FUR SHOW November 30--December 1, 2 and 3 This will be the biggest thing of its kind ever held on the North Shore. MOLDANER & HUMER FURRIERS 16-18 SHERIDAN ROAD PHONE HIGHLAND PARK 54 Scout Association Holds Annual Session December 3 A meeting of the Wilmette Boy Scout association has been called for Saturday night, December 3, at 8 o'clock, at the Village hall. This is the annual meeting and among other business will include the election of officers. All members of scout Committees in Wilmette are members of the associa- tion, in addition to various members at large. The officers of the association are H. Warren Shaw, president, and Ewart Cook, secretary. Scouts Look Forward to Xmas Party December 19 Wilmette Scout troops, which hold a get-together each month on the third Saturday evening of the month, are ad- vised of plans for a Scout Christmas party to be held December 19. It is rumored that Santa Claus, himself, will be present. Each troop will participate as usual for honor inspection. Ad- vancement- honors will be presented. Studio Director Read the Want Ads See that he takes you to the celebration of Second Anniversary Night Friday, December 2 | WILL be a big time for everybody. Our first anniversary was a great success--ask anyone who came last year. You'll miss a good time if you stay away. So be sure to save Friday night next week--and COME! party will be even greater. Dinner Service from 5 to 8 Music and program by talented entertainers Gay caps and noisemakers for everybody-- to celebrate a New Year of good dini Flowers for the Ladies Smokes Souvenirs for all and a wonderful Central Cafeteria Dinner worthy Personal Supervision of Fred A. Miller CENTRAL CAFETERIA Nelson Building--Central Avenue, East of Wilmette Avenue WILMETTE Fun begins early and lasts as long as you stay This year's Dancing ng for the Men of the occasion SEEN EEE EEE EEE EEE EE EEE EEE ENN E NEE ENE EEE EEEEEEE ab ddddd db dh bdr b bb bbb bbb bbb RRR Toloff Photo Martha Blair Fox A program and tea will formally open the Studio of Interpretative Dancing at the Winnetka Masonic temple, under direction of Martha Blair Fox, Thursday afternoon, Dec. 1. Mrs. Fox was graduated from the dancing department of Northwestern University School of Speech and is well known on the north shore. Until recently she has conducted a studio at Wooster, Ohio. "ADVENTURES IN READING" By May Lamberton Becker Frederick A. Stokes Co. May Lamberton Becker has made an art of reading. In her "Reader's Guide" she has passed on that art to thousands of others, now she has written a book for boys and girls. In it she tells them, and tells it interest- ingly, how to lay a foundation for intelligent reading, how to develop a taste which will be a joy to them all their lives. "Reading for Companion- ship," "Discovering the Delights of History," "Other People's Lives, How Biography Adds Them to Your Own," these are some of the chapter head- ings. The whole book is the most simple and sincere statement of why Mrs. Becker herself loves reading, what she has got from it, what another could hope to get. It would be a real cornerstone for the library of any young person of twelve years and up. a Announcement-- THE CLUB HOUSE of the Glencoe Golf Club is available for afternoon and evening enter- tainments, parties, dances, etc. for particulars, consult WM. S. EDWARDS, president Glencoe Golf Club Telephone Glencoe 951 LIT I III LITE ELLE ELLE LX LTTE IE LEE E EEL LLL LE LEE ELE ELLE TT