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18 WINNETKA TALK April 14, 1928 MARRIES TOMORROW Robert Belt, son of Mr. and Mrs. William O: Belt, of Abingdon road, Kenilworth, is to be married Satur- day, April 14, at Van Wert, Ohio, to Miss Grace Purmort, of that city. Miss Virginia Belt will act as maid of honor. Among those who are leaving with Mr. and Mrs. Belt to attend the the wedding are Mrs. N. A. Hanna and Mrs. Percy Skillen, both of Wilmette. Miss Frances Howard of 1055 Wil- mette avenue returned to Champaign Tuesday morning after spending the Easter holidays with her mother. DISCUSSES FREUD Rabbi Louis Mann held services at the North Shore Congregation Israel, Friday evening, April 13. The subject of his discourse was, "Freud Psycho- Analyzes Religion," it being a discus- sion of his latest book, "The Future of an Illusion." Miss Barbara Oleson of Kenilworth entertained six girls on Saturday eve- ning with an "egg-dyeing" party. There were songs and refreshments and each one dyed enough eggs for her respective family's breakfast on Easter dav. covers . to wear or put away. HAPPY solution to 'house cleaning' and all that it symbolizes, is a few words to the Washington Laundry Man. Give him the things that make house cleaning a task . . . blankets and quilts . . . pillows . . . . rugs. He will return them clean, ready The Washington Laundry WILMETTE 145 . curtains . , . slip \ ) Tickets Placed on Sale for Theta Bridge Party Tickets for the Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae association bridge party to take place at the Country club, Wed- nesday, April 18, at 2 p. m. are now being sold by the alumnae and the active chapter. Mrs. Harold Boyle, 2002 Colfax street, Evanston, has been placed in charge of tickets with Mrs. IL. E. Mitten of Winnetka. This year is the fifth the Thetas have given a subscription bridge in the spring to benefit the house fund. Both floors of the club will be thrown open to the affair. Mrs. George Peaks, who has been chairman of prizes in other years, is again at the head of the committee as- sisted by Mrs. Frank T. Murray, Mrs. Ericsson McLaughlin, Mrs. Frank Oates, Mrs. John Herrick, Mrs. Julian Smith of Wilmette, Mrs. J. G. S. Orch- ard and Mrs. E. O. Blomquist. In charge of refreshments are Mrs. Joe R. Weese, chairman, Mrs. George Smith, Miss Ruth Marshall, Mrs. Thomas B. McMartin of Rogers Park, Mrs. P. T. Miller, Mrs. Harold Boyle, Mrs. Ernest Anderson, Mrs. Mitten, Mrs. Norris K. Levis, Mrs. William V. Bardwell and Mrs. J. C. Elliff. UNDERGOES OPERATION Lloyd Kingsley, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Kingsley of Cumnor road, Ken- ilworth, who recently was injured in an automobile accident and since which he has been in the Evanston hospital, underwent a serious operation Monday of this week. Dr. Ryerson, bone specialist of Chicago, performed the operation. Lloyd is believed to be on the way to recovery. Mrs. Lloyd Crossett of Geneseo, N. Y., mother of Mrs. Kingsley, is here for an indefinite stay. Jack Rathbone and John Robert Murray are spending the spring va- cation at their homes in Kenilworth. Both boys attend Princeton univer- sity. Eugene Cheeseman is home from Brown university, also, Bruce Hulbert from the University of Michi- gan. Fred'k B. Thomas Report Numerous North Shore Deals Frederick B. Thomas and company report a very active market in Win- netka and Glencoe for vacant property, particularly in sites for large resi- dences. They have recently closed sales aggregating $200,000, among them: The northeast corner of Locust road and Avoca avenue, comprising 21/3 acres, to Chester F. Ericson of Gor- rell and company, for Martin Lindsay; over an acre on Winnetka avenue to Joseph G. McNabb, president of Bell & Howell, for J. G. Hubbell; to Charles S. McCoy of Marshall Field and company, for I. A. Esch, 225 feet on Chestnut avenue and Hill road; to Carroll Shaffer of the Chicago Eve- ning Post, 114 acres on Ardsley, a private road in Skokie View sub- division: for Sarah McD. Burling- ham, 200 feet on Spruce street; and 67 feet at the northwest corner of Westmoor and Rosewood to Harold H. Egan; also 100 feet on South avenue near the Skokie Golf club in Glencoe for Ernest Kimball to John W. Wilder of Evanston; and the follow- ing residences: to Robert J. Linn, Jr., the 7-room residence of J. Ward Butler at 315 Poplar street; to Leon C. Hunt the 8-room residence of Eugene C. Marble at 844 Lincoln avenue. PRESENTED WTIH TOKEN Two hundred guests attended the attractive get-together given the Club Vista del Lago Tuesday evening at the Opera club. Commodore G. Stuart Blackton presented Mellen C. Martin of Winnetka a gold membership card with the club seal and his own signa- ture as a token of the club's appre- ciation of the valuable services he rendered. Construction work on the club was resumed Tuesday of last week. George Massey, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Massey, 705 Sheridan road, will be the football manager of his class at Princeton this year. GRASSELLI (017 (0g X75 Ridge Rich Hea Nourishes the roots and promotes rapid, colorful growth. For lawns, gardens, shrubs and trees, In 5,10,25, 50 and 100 Ib. bags, at HUBERT HOFFMAN, VAUGHAN'S SEED STORE, CHICAGO you gives Turf Ithy FLORIST Road. Phone Wilmette 3300