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WINNETKA TALK September 15, 1928 | Nowhere else in Chicago -- and but a limited opportunity here goo AVENUE NORTH For discriminat- ing Chicagoans who have tired of mere hotel living every Winter we suggest a permanent personal apartment in this distinguished building. Quiet, Privacy, Luxury. Complete domestic and restaurant services -- butlers, maids, valets, laundresses at your call. Literally --a new way of living in Town. Arrangements of from 1 to 10 rooms at monthly tariffs of $150 to $1000. Make inquiry of the RENTING OFFICE 126 East Delaware Place ROSS & BROWNE - Managing Agents Superior 4000 NR Postal Employees Attend Wedding of Howard Dickau A wedding in which Winnetka pos- tal employees played leading roles was solemnized at Christ church Parish House September 1, at 3 o'clock, when Howard Dickau, clerk at the Win- netka post office, and Miss Alma Hill, of Seymour, Wis., were united in mar- riage by Rev. R. Malcom Ward. The bride was attended by Miss Louise Lierich, of Seymour, Wis., and John Schinler, superintendent of mails at the Winnetka post office, was best man. Postmaster J. C. Braun and Elmer E. Adams, former postmaster of Win- netka, were witnesses to the ceremony, following which the wedding party was served a dinner at the E. E. Adams home, 873 Oak street, where Mr. Dickau and his bride will reside. Mr. and Mrs. Dickau, accompanied by Miss Lierich, left this morning on their honeymoon trip, which also 13 Mr. Dickau's annual two weeks' vaca- tion from his postal duties. They will first stop at Mrs. Dickau's home, at Seymour, from whence they will go to Ontario to visit Mr. Dickau's parents. They will be at home after Octo- ber 1. IN RECITAL OCTOBER 14 Marie Sidenius Zendt, soprano, and Amy Niell, violinist, will give a re- cital at the Playhouse on Sunday, Oc- tober 14, at 3 o'clock. Edgar Nelson will be at the piano, and the concert is under the management of Bertha tt. SOPRANO BROADCASTS Hazel Bell Risk of Winnetka, dra- matic soprano, was heard over radio station WIBO last Friday evening in two groups of songs and will sing again next Tuesday morning over WHT, giving a short recital. -- M---------- Howard Carpenter Wins Fell Trophy and Championship The Fell's cup trophy, around which interest has centered during the sum- mer at Winnetka Playfield Golf course, was won by Howard Carpen- ter, and with the victory also goes the championship of the course for 1928. The final match was played last Sunday between Carpenter and W. Washburne, a 36 hole event in which the former won 6 up and 5 to go. The rules governing this popular. trophy provide that it shall be won three seasons in succession to entitle permanent ownership. The cup was posted this season by S. Fell, of 78 Elm street, dealer in men's furnishings, and is one of the most coveted prizes ever offered at Skokie Playfield. LEAVES WINNETKA Word has been received that Mrs. J. C. Kilgore has arrived at her home near Portland, Ore. Mrs. Kilgore spent most of the summer with her niece, Mrs. Julian G. Risk of 787 Fox- dale avenue, after the death of her husband, the late John Calvin Kilgore, formerly of Chicago. Prior to his death Mr. Kilgore was a beloved mem- ber of the Thomas post of the G. A: R. and for nearly forty years a director of the R. C. Crane company. RETURNING FROM ALASKA Mrs. C. E. Galloway of 940 Private road, Winnetka, will return today from a trip to Alaska. Her aunt, Miss Sarah Hager of Xenia, Ohio will be with her. They stopped at Banff and Lake Louise on their return. Mrs. Charles L. Trumbull and her children returned to their home at 390 Linden avenue last Monday after a summer spent at Old Mission, Mich. EXCEPTIONAL with Universal Gas Ranges casement windows, etc. heated with Vapor Heat. airy. and owner's vacant doubly desirable. October occupancy. prices. October 1st. inquiry imperative. CHESTNUT STREET AT CHESTNUT COURT at MODERATE RENTALS A number of desirable one, two and three room apart- ments are available in the new Smith Building, corner of Chestnut Street and Chestnut Court, from $58 to $85 per month. outside rooms with cross ventilation. Roll-a-way Beds, and the most modern lighting fixtures, The corridors are richly carpeted, and paneled, the entire building is sound-proofed, and is Located within the business district, these apartments are nevertheless well lighted and Frontage on non-traffic property make Open now for inspection--ready for MA ALSO There are four splendid stores for rent at most attractive Space is free from columns, etc., is well lighted, and has private delivery entrance. three fronting on 'Chestnut Street may be leased for The favorable leases offered make prompt JOHN SMITH APARTMENTS at rentals of All apartments have all They are equipped and 'Cabranettes, Frigidaire, court, Chestnut Street these apartments oe I-------- One corner store and PHONE WINNETKA 112