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24 WINNETKA TALK April 7, 1928 THE FINER WAY TO LIVE A series of Messages to North Shore People Who Might Like to Improve Their Living Arrangements. Women Voters Here is Exactly the Apartment Home You Want-- SYMBOL OF QUALITY AND SERVICE An Ideal Arrangement Whatever your needs in number or arrangement of rooms, at The Georgian there is a combination that can be made up to suit you perfectly. Living Rooms, 14x20. The Georgian living rooms reflect every private residence charm--comfortable, cozy, and liveable. Dining Rooms 10 ft. x 11 ft. The Georgian dining rooms, of generous dimensions with a beautiful outlook, are completely furnished with all manner of excellent dining room equipment in adequate number. Kitchens 815 ft. x 9 ft. Sizeable, compactly arranged kitchens have all the very mod- ern equipment conveniences, devices, cabinets and utensils, and also full sized gas range, noiseless mechanical refrigeration and ventilation. Bedrooms 12 ft. x 21 ft. Exceptionally large, The Georgian bed rooms are richly and tastefully furnished--marvelously comfortable beds, dressing tables, easy chairs, large and numerous closets, modern bath- rooms, as many as you want with showers, and in-built fixtures. Single Rooms with Bath. Large, sunny, single rooms, with bath adjoining are thoroughly fitted out for complete comfort. Other facilities. The building at large--three main dining rooms, drawing room, library, parlor, writing rooms, ball room, roof garden and children's playroom. Exceptionally low rental. Considering all that is furnished, you could live for less and in a finer way without any responsi- bilities--see your ideal home at The Georgian today. the (georgian An Address of Distinction Davis at Hinman - - EVANSTON - - Greenleaf 4100 The Leagues of Women Voters on the north shore are very happy over the organization which took place last Friday of a Highland Park league to be made up of Highland Park and Ra- vinia members. This new league is the outgrowth of a study class which has been conducted by Mrs. Maurice Lie- ber in Ravinia for three years. Mrs. John VanderVries attended the orga- nization meeting. 0 The name of Mrs. A. Ballard Brad- ley has been added to the names of the women who will check at the polls on April 10. Mrs. Bradley will serve under Mrs. Francis A. Lackner, chair- man of the 10th precinct. The league checkers at the polls will be very glad to furnish information as to the women voters to all partisan groups who may desire to know how many and what women are voting. Be sure to visit election headquarters. Men and women voters are invited and urged to visit the election headquar- ters of the Winnetka League of Wo- men Voters in the North Shore Elec- tric Station building, Elm and Lincoln streets, on Monday from 3 p. m. to 7 p. m. and on Tuesday from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Sample ballots of the Re- publican and Democratic parties may be secured there as well as information about candidates published by the Illi- nois League of Women Voters and the Woman's City club. There will be on hand for those interested the endorse- ments of the Illinois Federation of La- bor, anti-Saloon league, Legislative Voters league, and Better Government association. Any question relative to the laws of the Primary will be answered. There will be no charge for any material. The League of Women Voters is very grateful to McGuire and Orr for ¢he use of the room which makes possible this non-partisan political work, so helpful to the community in helping to solve perplexing election problems. Alpha Phi Alumnae to Give Benefit Bridge The alumnae chapter of Alpha Phi sorority will have its bridge party for the benefit of the house fund Satur- day afternoon, April 21, at 2 o'clock, at the Evanston Country "club. Mrs. Nellie A. Hanna of Wilmette will pre- sent a Fashion show at which the very latest in spring and summer apparel will be displayed. The committee in charge of the party consists of Mrs. Louis E. Tilden of Evanston and Miss Elizabeth Cut- ler of Wilmette, co-chairmen: Mrs. John S. King of Evanston, Mrs. Clif- ford Burnham of Evanston, Mrs. Wil- liam W. White of Ravinia, Miss Lida Raymond of Winnetka, Mrs. Harold Anderson of Evanston, Mrs. Welton Stallsmith of Kenilworth, Mrs. Royal J. Whitlock of Evanston, Miss Frances Cutler of Wilmette, and Mrs. Thomas Wolfe, Jr., of Evanston. The list of patronesses includes Mrs. Walter Dill Scott, Mts. Robert L. Scott, Mrs. Winifred Richardson, Mrs. Lillian E. Raymond, Mrs. W. Rufus Abbott, Mrs. Thomas C. Moulding, Mrs. Edward Tilden, Mrs. James A. Patten, Mrs. Heber M. Goodsmith, Mrs. William P. Goodsmith, Mrs. Royal J. Whitlock, Mrs. B. C. Corbus, and Mrs. Martin Kent Northam. HEAR RABBI LEV} The weekly Friday evening services of the North Shore Congregation Israel were held in the congregation's temple, Lincoln and Vernon avenues, Glencoe, last Friday, April 6. Rabbi Gerson B. Levi read the service which was for the Passover holydays. The request was made that members of the congregation should come as promptly as possible, as the rabbis are kind enough to come from Chicago and are deserving of that courtesy. Services begin at 8:30. Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Hamburger of 502 Willow road have just returned from being with their daughter, Ruth, during her: spring vacation. Miss Hamburger is a freshman at Ward- Belmont. at moderate cost. NEW YORK The illustration is an example of the exceptional style value to be found in MILGRIM HATS MILGRIINC A the individuality for which her creations are noted is seen in the unusual design of the NAVY FELT HAT by HL Foremost Fashion Creator" It's price is $18.50 600 MICHIGAN BOULEVARD + SOUTH CHICAGO J v