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WINNETKA TALK April 14, 1928 Your Furniture! High Grade Upholstery and Cabinet Work, including Furniture Repairs and Refinishing. Specialists in Interior Furnishings and An- tiq Mattr Renovated and Repaired. Slip Covers Made to Order. Phone us--let us know your needs, and we'll have the pieces back to you when your house- cleaning is completed. HussarD Woobs UPHOLSTERY Co. Mrs. R. Halun 897 Linden Ave. HUBBARD WOODS Ph. Winn. 3014 New Trier Girls Open Spring Sports Program The beginning of spring sports for the girls at New Trier High school is indicated in the start of baseball. All girls wishing to play had their chance last week to sign up on the bulletin board of the gym. Practice starts next week. Track events will also be or- ganized in the near future. Swim- ming and basketball are at the finish, except that there may be one more swimming meet in April. Life-saving practice for both junior and senior memberships and emblems is continu- ing until the final examinations some- time in May. DISCUSS CHICAGO CATHEDRAL At the meeting of the Young Peo- ple's Fellowship of Christ church Sunday evening, April 15, there will be a discussion on: "My Idea of a Cathedral in Chicago." Supper will be served at 6:30. SPOTS attract MOTHS service. "WILMETTE 1152 Central Avenue You'll Like Our Service Ours is a highly specialized service. Efficient and satisfying. One that you are sure to like. Simply phone us and we'll attend to the rest. Bb care / the MOTHS . Moths just dote on grime and dust and grease. They feast on clothes that have gone through a season's wear, then placed in a closet unprotected. Those costly things--such as fine frocks and expensive suits--are attacked with vengeance--unfit for further Why not send your garments to us before storing them and have them cleaned immaculately by our scientific 'New Process Cleaning" ready to wear at a moment's notice? Schultz & Nord New Process Cleaning Phones 320-321 ADVENTURE ISLANDERS HOLD REUNION TODAY Mothers and Fathers of Campers to Join in Jollification at Community House The big day has at last arrived for all Adventure Islanders. This after- noon the annual reunion opens at Winnetka Community House at 4:30 o'clock. This year a larger number of the "pioneers" of the island will be present than at any former gathering. Dave DeLay, Tony Humphreys, Jim Kerr, Jim Fleming, Bill Hughes, John Jewell, Webbie Jackson, Bud Jewell, Bob Lakemacher and many others of the first camp will be on hand to tell the new youngsters of the good old days when camps were real camps. An innovation this year is the inviting of mothers and fathers to share the good times with the boys. The after- noon will start with games, stunts and initiations, after which Charles A. Kinney, known to the boys as the "Skipper" will tell them about a new type of boat built by himself and a oroup of boys down South this winter. The craft is a modification of the Eskimo Kyack, and is an ideal boat for cruising, being very light, easy to paddle, exceptionally seaworthy, and best of all from the boys' point of view, easily constructed, During the winter Mr. Kinney took a group of thirteen boys on a cruise in these boats. One of the craft will be on display at the reunion. It is planned that each boy at camp may make one for himself during the sum- mer. The camp dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock, to be followed by camp songs and the camp movies. Rev. Henry S. Gatley, Episcopal rec- tor at Appleton, Wis., one of the camp staff, will act as toastmaster. Florence McGuire Sets April 28 for Wedding Miss Florence Louise McGuire, daughter of the J. Fred McGuires of 565 Sheridan road, upon her return Wednesday from a long Mediterranean trip, announced April 28 as the date for her marriage to Elbert R. Her- locker of Wilmette. The wedding will be a home affair, at 8 o'clock in the evening, and will be attended only by relatives and a few friends. Several parties have been planned in Miss McGuire's honor. Mrs. E. P. Clark of 526 Sunset road gave a lunch- eon and bridge party yesterday. On April 20, Mrs. W. J. McGuire of 1020 Bluff street, Glencoe, will have a luncheon and bridge party and shower. Mrs. S. E. Leeman of 1004 Lake ave- nue. Wilmette, is to give a luncheon and bridge on April 23. CIRCLE TO MEET ALL DAY The Walden Road circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Frederic Henkel, 653 Walden road. Monday, April 23, for an all-day sewing meeting from 10 o'clock in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. Members are asked to bring their own lunches and coffee will be served. Miss Katherine Marx. small daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marx, Essex road, Kenilworth, had a birth- day party for a large group of her little friends on Monday of this week. --ys Martha Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall Roberts of Kenilworth, has returned home after having spent several months visiting an aunt in California. --Cmne Miss Eleanor Berger, daughter of the Robert O. Bergers, Kenilworth avenue, spent the Easter holidays in New York City.