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July 21, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 11 Two Women Honored by N. U. in Names of 2 New Dormitories Northwestern university's two new open dormitories on the women's cam- pus, now nearing completion, have been named in memory of Mrs. Emily Hatfield Hobart, who was shot and killed by Chinese, April 29, and Mrs Emma Winner Rogers, wife of Dr Henry, Wade Rogers, who was presi- dent of the university from 1891 to 1902. Hobart house is the dormitory on Emerson street between two of the sorority houses completed last fall and Rogers house is at the Orrington and University corner of the east quad- rangle. The two houses will cost ap- proximately $300,000, including the furnishings, and will be ready for occupancy when the fall term opens. Fach will accommodate 37 women who are not sorority members. Mrs. Hobart, sister of James Taft Hatfield, was a graduate of North- western in the class of 1882. She was a missionary in China with her hus- band, William T. Hobart, for 46 years and was in the war zone when killed. The other woman whose name is honored was one of the founders of the Northwestern university settle- ment and of the University guild. Miss Bernice Cole of Kenilworth has had as her house guest for a few days, Miss Sarah Beck of Ottawa, Ill, who returned from camp with her. Miss Beck was also the guest of Miss Dorothy Klunder of 909 Chestnut avenue, who was in camp at Sawyer, Mich., with the girls. me Yr Mrs. S. S. Holden of Kenilworth entertained a few guests for luncheon on Wednesday, July 18, at the Indian Hill club in honor of Mrs. Carol Ridgway who is here visiting from California. Henry C.Ly Tiesisisssssssssssssssssesesfa Evanston Shop Open Saturday Evenings Only during July and August FHE@) HUB tton & Sons CHICAGO--State and Jackson . EVANSTON--Orrington and Church uly Clearances Now in Pro gress Throughout Our Evanston Shop Tremendous Savings on SUITS, SHOES and FURNISHINGS or Every Man and Young Man Y § -- for Parents of Every Boy All Merchandise advertised in the Chicago Papers is also on sale in Our Evanston Shop ANNOUNCEMENT We are pleased to announce the opening of our new shop in the Tower Court Building, corner Tower Road and Linden Avenue, Hubbard Woods. Specializing in the designing, making and hanging of artistic imported and domestic DRAPERIES CARPETING FURNISHINGS LINOLEUMS UPHOLSTERING SHADES SCREENS AWNINGS WEATHER STRIPPING DRAPERY HARDWARE Come in and allow us to present you with the new Kirsch Booklet offering |FREE suggestions for modern drapings, etc. UNIVERSAL WINDOW SUPPLY CO. Tower Court Building LINDEN AVE. AND TOWER ROAD, HUBBARD WOODS TELEPHONE WINNETKA 629 MAIN OFFICE AND FACTORY, 1223 ADDISON ST., CHICAGO TEL. BUCKINGHAM 6011 Ty 8 ed iedbded % YY YY OY YY EY YY, -- ---- T= T'S almost an every- day occurrence for us to receive shoe orders by mail from former Evanstonians who now live hun- dreds or thousands of miles away. "We cannot find another place like Pool & Piper's," they tell us. Store Hours-- 8 to 6 [PaoL & PIPER INC: CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS 1608 Chicago Avenue Evanston EER TTT TTI CPT TC POPE TTP TFET PEPE TEETTITTHEPPTTTTY Pee