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WINNETKA TALK July 14, 1928 | Paradise for Girl Campers This is the kind of scenery that the thirty-three girls who left Winnetka last Monday with Mrs. Eloise W. Wortley and five other counselors are en- joving at "Chief" Davies' summer camp at Hamlin Lake, near Ludington, Mich. The picture shows a small river which empties into the lake. Each year the girls who go to the camp take an all-day canoe trip up the little river which is bordered by many trees and thick underbrush. The current is not too swift to make canoeing dangerous, and the girls have great fun on the annual trip. They take their lunches and spend the entire day in the open. Word reaching here from the camp states that the girls arrived on Tuesday merning in time for breakfast. The weather has been favorable this week and the group of thirty- three is taking advantage of it. The twenty-three boys who had been at the NEW PAJAMAS AND ROBES Rainbows of Color More subdued color in your business and sport clothes may explain the increase of color in new robes and pajamas. They show the gayest of wide stripes and figures; ripe melon shades, soft pastels. Choose restful styles that fit your lounging moods; dashing styles for days of action on the beach. $6 FELL'S Your Clothier Hart Schaffner ¥ Marx Clothes Exclusively 786 Elm St. 13 S. St. John's Ave. Winnetka Highland Park Phone 307 Phone 307 camp two weeks before the girls left, returned home last Saturday. Summer Session Closes; Schools Close Till Fall Summer school in Winnetka closed Friday, July 13, after a four weeks' session at the Horace Mann school, beginning on June 18. Between 125 and 130 students attended the school, which was held under the direction of Miss LaReina Bubbett and six assis- tants. The Winnetka Public schools will be closed until the regular fall and winter term opens September 10. Mrs. Milton Grauer, 446 Provident avenue, entertained a group of about twenty young people last evening in honor of her sister, Miss Hazel Leip- heimer of Philadelphia, who is her house guest for the summer. The guests met at the Elder Lane beach as the start for a treasure hunt. The date, Friday the 13, gave added inter- est to the affair. --O-- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Schmidt, 973 Willow road, and their children expect to leave on a motor trip next week. They will be gone about two weeks and will be in Indiana the great- er part of the time rm Leaders in Ranks of Women Voters Meet for Parley Mrs. William G. Hibbard will be hostess next Monday to a large num- ber of women who will attend a con- ference of the Illinois League of Women Voters. The conference, which has been called by Mrs. John N. VanderVries, state chairman of organization and membership, will discuss a plan of re- organization for Cook county. Presidents of all leagues in Cook county, state officers and board mem- bers and the officers of the Cook county council and the Chicago League of Women Voters Forum will attend the meeting which opens with a luncheon at 12:30 o'clock. In the morning there will be a meet- ing of the chairmen of state standing committees. The Dorcas Society of Winnetka is to have its regular meeting next Tues- day evening, July 17, at 379 Rose- wood avenue, The hostesses will be Mrs. R. Jensen and Miss H. Jensen. different and truly artistic. 7102 SHERIDAN ROAD Estimates Furnished istinctive Lamp Shades Designed to Your Order Bring your lamp bases to our studio and we will design and make shades to harmonize perfectly with any style or type of base. This is an opportunity to obtain shades that are decidedly Or Clair Studios PHONE BRIARGATE 7892 Decidedly Different Pe i i i i i Guaranteed to Please EONS