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WINNETKA TALK December 15, 1923 Soon All children smile for Bernie for Christmas Pictures Arrange today for your sitting Better Pictures-- Better Values BERNIE STUDIO 1623 SHERMAN AVENUE, EVANSTON The } Most Personal CHRISTMAS GIFT Your PHOTOGRAPH by BERNIE it. will be too late Has Lead Role By a Gorgeous SILVER FOX SCARF FOR CHRISTMAS Direct from the Ranch--and Save! Select your furs by seeing them on the living animal. We do the pelting and have the furs made up LW, saving will be substantial. invite you to come at any time. to your order, if you wish. The We Phone NORTHBROOK 116-J SCHNITZER RANCH On Landwehr Road Three miles west of Waukegan Road; one mile north of Lake Avenue Photo by Toloff Sydney H. Spayde of Rapid City, S. Dak., a senior in the school of speech, N. U,, carries the leading male role of Key Fah, the old Chinese gardener, in the play, "Little New Moon," written by Alice C. D. Riley and having pre- sentation this week as a Playshop pro- duction at Annie May Swift hall. Mr. Spayde played twe seasons in chautau- qua dramatics, and for two years in Shakespearean plays at the Garden Terrace theater, Yankton college, Yankton, S. Dak. Last spring he played in the Playshop production, "The Knot." Would Open New Gym to Men of Township During Winter Time The Board of Education of the New Trier High school, in re- sponse to many requests from the com- munity is considering a plan to open the new gymnasium two nights a week for the use of the men of the town- Township ship. If a sufficient number are interested the gymnasium will probably be open for this purpose Tuesday and Thurs- day nights during January and Febru- ary, and possibly March. There will be opportunity for basket- ball, handball, squash, volley ball, in- door ball, track, etc. The play facilities are unusually fine. Membership sufficient to cover oper- ating expenses must be secured in ad- vance. Those interested should com- municate at once with W. L. Childs at the high school. RETURNING FOR CHRISTMAS Elizabeth Durham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Durham, 808 Auborn avenue, will return for Christ- mas day from Vassar college, where she is a Freshman this year. On De- cember 26, she will leave for Detroit to spend a week with a school friend. She will then return to her home where she will remain until leaving for school January 8. DINNER TO PRECEDE DANCE Mrs. Henry T. Stanton, 698 Black- thorn avenue, and Mrs. Harry C. Ed- monds, 670 Blackthorn avenue, are giv- ing a dinner party at Mrs. Stanton's home before the dance at Skokie Coun- try club Saturday evening. Vivid colors &. fabrics owns and NHI BURST IN TE OF GORGEOUS FABRICS of brilliance meet another season and meel most resplendently in Sumpluous i in EVA KARON SCHUR nd Sportswear NORTH SHORE HOTEL - 5 CHICAGO AVE. EVANSTON but the price. 5