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April 21, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 29 League of Vocational Supervision to Hold Annual Card Benefit The Vocational Supervision league is making extensive preparations for its annual card party which is sched- uled to take place Thursday after- noon, April 26, at the Stevens hotel. Individual table prizes, favors, and other prizes, contributed by leading merchants, promise to make it an un- usually attractive affair. The League was founded in 1911 and is entirely dependent on private subscriptions from interested individ- uals and clubs throughout Chicago and its suburbs. The Winnetka Woman's club has generously con- tributed a whole scholarship each year since 1922. Mrs. Arthur Cush- man, president of this club, Mrs. James Deming, delegate to the league, and Mrs. Edwin Brown, chairman of the committee of civics and philan- thropy are active in promoting its work. The purpose of the league is to provide financial assistance to earn- est, bright children in the Chicago public schools to enable them to_con- tinue in school beyond the minimum requirements of the law. At present it is helping 114 worthy students to learn some remunerative vocation whereby they and their families may be made independent. All the investigation of applicants and supervision of active cases is con- ducted by trained social workers. There is an unlimited field for the future growth of the Vocational Supervision League as every year its list of applicants increases tremend- ously: and it is with the hope of doubling its resources to meet this urgent need that the benefit party is being launched. Milan Lusk in Farewell Concert; to Go Abroad Milan Lusk, internationally known violinist, has just received a cable from the Svojsik Concert Management of Prague, Czecho-Slovakia offering him a number of important European con- cert dates for the months of May, June and July. He has decided to ac- cept them and will be leaving shortly for his European tour, but, before his departure, will be presented in a farewell recital on the , north shore by the Delta Zeta sorority in a benefit concert at the Evans- Milan Lusk ton Woman's club on the evening of Tuesday, April 24, at 8:15 p. m. This recital will afford the only op- portunity for music lovers on the north shore to hear this popular violinist before his departure abroad. He has arranged a program of unusual attractiveness, including, by request, the famous Mendelssohn violin con- certo as one of his most important of- ferings. Tickets are on sale at the Winberg and Renneckar drug stores in Wilmette and at Chandler's in Evanston. Miss Ruth Truska of Wilmette is chairman of the committee in charge of the recital. Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Sperling of 135 Crescent drive, Glencoe, formerly of Kenilworth, entertained at tea last Sunday evening. whether or not you'll of leathers. 16U8 Chicago Avenue The Correct Sport Oxford [& for the Modern Miss and Woman HO can deny that the assurance of being correctly shod for golf brings the con- | fidence that holds down your score? foot comfort is often the factor that decides You'll have style in this charming Sport Oxford -- pleasing designs and combinations You'll have comfort -- they're light, soft and flexible. and-one-quarter-inch heels rules of the course wherever you play. Store Hours--8 to 6 PaoL & PIPER JINC- S | CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS PECEETECPTETTPETRTET od od wo £2 od od wo wo 6) i» i Es ba Or that S) "break a hundred'? And the practical one- conform to the ey i od 5 i ot od wo wo i wo Evanston bs Bs ih % nt -- IREDALE FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES Foremost Along the North Shore COMPLETE SERVICE STORAGE Unsurpassed facilities for safe storage of per- sonal effects and household goods are main- tained in our recently-enlarged building at 1723 Benson Avenue--just north of Church Street. PACKING Confidence is inspired by the careful way in which we pack valuables and household goods. By the Iredale method possibility of damage is reduced to a minimum. MOVING Equipment of the newest and most up-to- date type enables Iredale to remove your goods from place to place in perfect safety. Rates, however, are not any higher than cus- tomary. Uniformed workmen, too. FUR --and GARMENT STORAGE In our moth proof vault we fumigate and store furs, fur coats, clothing, rugs, draperies, etc, by a process approved by the U. S. Government. Cold storage only keeps moths inactive. We have the only positive way to kill all moth life. Our process will not in- jure the most delicate fabric. WINNETKA 1332 560 Central St. Winnetka In Highland Park at 374 Central Ave. H. P. 181 In Evanston at 1723 Benson Ave. The Church St. Electric Station Is Opposite. Univ. 9300