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I¥ WINNETKA TALK September 15, 1928 25 SHRUBS FREE With every purchase of 100 shrubs during the month of September we will give 25 shrubs free. This offer ex- pires October 1st. Now is the time to have us do your planting. We have a complete assortment of fine evergreens, fruit and shade trees and perennials, all carefully grown in our own nur- sery located on Route 22, one and one-half miles west of Milwaukee Avenue. OUR CATALOG GLADLY SENT ON REQUEST Telephone Highland Pack 523 49 PRAIRIE AVENUE HIGHWOOD. ILL. Critic's Hostess Photo by U. & U. Mrs. A. Starr Best, founder and vice-president of the National Drama league, is among those entertaining Walter Pritchard Eaton, New York dramatic critic, who is in Chicago this week in interest of the New York Theater guild which will appeal in Ev- anston soon. Monday afternoon she opened her new home for a re- ception in his honor at which Mr. Eaton talked drama, comparing Shaw and O'Neil and telling about the guild. She is assisting in the reception for Mr. Eaton to be given by the Chicago Drama league tomorrow at the Black- stone. A tea in Mrs. Best's honor will be given at the Chicago Y.W.C.A. Sept. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS greatest their best. The Holy Land at Christmas time. Cairo's riotous New Year's Eve. Official connections in mysterious India. Japan in plum-blossom time. The "dream- ship" Empress of Australia, Dec.1. 136 days. $1900 and up. South America-Africa See these lands of high adventure. ..daz ding Rio, the of "The Four Horsemen," Zalu etc. 55 seldom- seen On the luxurious new Duchess of Jan.22. 104 days. Aslowas $1500. Mediterranean R. 8. ELWORTHY, Ste Venice to the i without one § ' am- to FP one travel ip G 1 A t, 71 E. are. Clublike sen Bios. rants 11, ship, the Empress of Scot- Telephone Wabash 1904 or land... marvelous cuisine. ..every sport. 16 any loeal Steamship Agent. tries. 72 days. All expenses, includ- ing shore excursions, from $900. Feb. 4. Canadian Padific Carry Canadian Pacific Express Travellers Chegues--Goed the World Over. 30 when Mrs. Best will speak to this group which is now forming a Little Theater. Miss Jacqueline Hawxhurst of Essex road, Kenilworth has left for Sacred Heart academy at Lake Forest. Evanston Gardeners Enter Exhibits in Wilmette Display Flowers from Evanston gardens, ar- ranged in varied displays, were entered in the flower show of the Wilmette Garden club, held Friday at the home of Mrs. Frank Scheidenhelm in Wil- mette. A committee of judges con- sisting of Mrs. William Evans, chair- man, Mrs. R. Cook and Mrs. K. Wild, all members of the Evanston Garden club, judged the exhibits, which in- cluded displays from each of the four gardens of Wilmette which won prizes in the Tribune contest. The ribbon winners were as follows: Class A, artistic arrangement. Exhibit of garden flowers in vase or basket--first, Mrs. B. L. Davis, second, Mrs. C. R. Norman and third, Mrs. G. Wilson for large effect; for small effect--first, Mrs. K. E. Kellenberger, second, Mrs. F. Schei- denhelm and third, Mrs. C. Van Deursen. Exhibit of wild flowers--first, Mrs. W. G. Mitchell, second, Mrs. R. Sonneborn and third, Mrs. A. J. Stinson. Exhibit of miniature rock gardens--Mrs. R. Sonne- born. Exhibit of breakfast tray for one --first, Mrs. A. E. Gebert, second, Mrs. W. G. Mitchell and third, Mrs. C. Van Deursen. Exhibit of artistic arrange- ment of fruit--first, Mrs. A. E. Gebert, second, Mrs. W. G. Mitchell. Exhibit of flower arrangement by children--for large effect, first, Jane Norman, second, Roscoe Sonneborn and third, Betty Ruth Gebert; for small effect, first, Hall Schaub, sec- ond, Nancy Wagner and third, Betty Ruth Gebert. Class B, flower perfection. First prize winners--Mrs. E. Scheidenhelm, Mrs. Da Maeir, Mrs. A. E. Logie, Mrs. B. L. Davis, Mrs. C. L. Ricketts, Mrs. Frank Scheidenhelm, Mrs. David Cooke, Mrs. Susan Northam, Mrs. A. E. Gebert, Mrs. J. H. Dyon, Mrs. D. G. Smith. Second prize winners--Mrs, W. G. Mitchell, Mrs. K. E. Kellenberger, Mrs. Edward Schei- denhelm, Mrs. William C. Fox, Mrs. J. L. Mitchell and Mrs. C. G. Ricketts. Third prize winners--Mrs. A. E. Logie, Mrs. Edward Scheidenhelm, Mrs. K. E. Kellen- berger, Mrs. R. Da Maeir and Mrs. W. G. Mitchell. Mrs. Burcky of C. G. Wagstaff and company of Evanston talked at the meet- ing on "Shrubbery Borders." Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wells, formerly of Kenilworth, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Karl B. Korrady, 307 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth. 7m ; - lj ° &=> CHICAGO For North Shore Weddings The convenience of our Evanston Branch with all the service of a downtown store makes it a most desirable place for the purchase of Wedding or Anniversary GIFTS SPAULDING & (COMPANY Jewelers \ 1636 Oprrrington Avenue, EVANSTON PARIS