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^w*'7"â-  w«v;;aw,»g^ It Jill, J' THB LAKE JBteWt'lj^ ;„„......................#^^~+~......................»...........mimjm ., THE Thene merchant* invite your Pa'PO»a^f "^ w»l make it worth your while to trade with them. lOM«»»»M#» •»•♦•••»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦******++' ♦#+++•••••»•♦»♦♦ ♦♦♦#»»»♦••»•»•»•»»»»♦♦♦»»•»♦»♦»»#<><»»2t M0f».....»•♦#♦»•»»#♦♦♦»»♦•♦♦♦♦»♦»"»♦.........»•#•»»* What People Are Doing ,>.m........in Wilmette.....»......♦' Mr. Hubert Schwall, 1418 Wilmette avenue, Is quite ill at his home. A *horBe was stolen from the barn of Albert Zeutschel In Gross Point Monday night Altos Louise Lloyd gave a bedroom shower In honor of Miss Susan Wat son last Friday. Mrs. W. C. Wataon and daughter, Alice left Friday on an extended trip through the west. Mrs. Lloyd Lowrle entertained a number of Chicago ladies at lunch- eon on Thursday last. Mr. H. Gale Meginnls left on Thursday last on a hunting and fish- ing trip in northern Wisconsin. Wm. Steffins, 1225 Wilmette avenue, left Sunday morning for a week's visit with friends in Shelbyville, Mich. Miss Mary Goodrich of Davenport, Iowa, will spend a few weeks with her nelce, Mrs. W. D. Elmer, 1617 Lake avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cumberland and family of EHicott City, Md. are visit- ing Mr. Harry Cumberland of 119 Fifth street. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ludwlg and children 6t Chicago were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. May, 1448 Wilmette avenue Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Klemm and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Klemm spent Sunday at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Albert McKay of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Burgess. 1639 Lake avenue, entertained the Idle Hour Five Hundred Card club last Saturday evening. Mtb. 8. Johnston, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. W. Neimeyer of Chicago were guests of Mrs. C. H. Klemm vt 420 Park avenue, Thursday. Mrs. J. H. Verhalen. 1018 Eiiu*oo<7 avenue, left Friday for Dubuque. Iowa tq visit her daughter, Claudia *ho i attending a convent in that dt#r Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. William. *»» Central avenue, entertained at ctrda last Tuesday evening in honor „f Mr and Mrs, 8. Morris of Brooklet, u Y The Mission Board of St au^os tine's parish held its tegruiar reeling on Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. John H. Jennings, 42b Tenth street Mm. Frank BL Robinson, 162o 1 ak, avenue, gave a birthday party it* hon or of her little daughter, Evelyn Monday. Fourteen little gut*ts were present Mrs. D. V. Webster and Mi». ii a Judd left last week for New York Mrs. Webster will return in two or three weeks, but Mrs. Judd will re- main In New York. The art and literature department of the Wilmette Woman s club has arranged a program for the study of government* using William H Allen's "Woman's Part in Government" as a test book. The first meeting of the year was held yesterday morning ax the Woman's club and was in charge of Mrs. Carl Latham. There will be otter meetings, announcement of which will be made later. Mrs. K. T. Paul, 1124 Qreenleaf avenue, *s visiting in Tennessee and Alabama. Air. and Mrs. E. W. McCullough, 923 Elm wood avenue, left Tuesday for Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. J. Steffins and daugh- ter, Florence, spent Sunday in Chicago visiting relatives. Mr. W. C. Shurtleff, Lake avenue, left Friday for Boston, Mass., and wili be gone two weeks. Mrs. Frank T. Cutler entertained the members of the Fellowship ciub at dinner on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Emrich, 916 Ashland avenue, have as their guest Mrs. F. Brown of New York City, bib ter of Mr. Emrich. Mrs. Hunter of Union City, Pa., who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Hoyt King, for several weeks, returned to her home last Friday. Mrs. Francis Walker and children, 1315 Elmwood avenue, who spent the greater .part of the summer at her former home in Ashville, N. C. re turned Saturday to Wilmette. The marriage of Miss Lavina Wll son, formerly of Wilmette, to Walter W. Doerr took place on Wednesday, Oct. 16, at 8 p. m., at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. D. W. Wil*on, 909 Michigan avenue, Evanston. The Baptist people of Wilmette are interested in plans to organize a 2hurch of that denomination in Wil jaette. There are about 103 Baptist families in the community and the thirst Baptist church of Evanston has affered to aid them in starting. There will be a free lecture on uhrisgan Science by Willis F. Gross, 3. S. B., of Boston, Mass. A mem ber of the board of lectureship ot the mother church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist in liobtou Mass.. on Friday evening* Oct 25. at 8 o'clock, xt th« First Church a Christ, 3ci4.ut.ihi Central aveuu*, aiij Tenth street. The tiiK v*u.ii4 l.a&u» at Uio HI &. uurcL of Wilmette are *>lan*Jna a uaid iiaie social to be held in the j&seiutut jf tho church Saturday aight TLey are expecting a good time. They &ie informing everyone to ome J reased Ui their raga. Anyone *ho comes dressed in their best la in danger and will not go home look- ing their best /-, Mr. and Mrs. H. Gale Meginnls, 618 Washington avenue, entertained on Wednesday evening, Oct 9, in honor of their fifth wedding anniversary. Their guests formed their wedding party five years ago. Mrs. Williard H. Thayer was hostess at a luncheon on Wednesday of last week to Lake Bluff ladies, tak- ing them afterwards to the Woman's club to hear Hamlin Garland In his lecture on "The Forest Ranger." The Woman's club was the scene of a very pretty reception on Tuesday, Oct. 15, when Mrs. Howard Field was hostess from 3 to 6 o'clock, in honor of her mother and sister, Mrs. Meta K. Edwards, and Mrs. Dana Barnes. who have recently returned from a .wo years' sojourn in Europe, and a ho expect to make their home in vVilmette. The Club rooms were made jiost attractive by the lavish use of fall foliage. The dining room was in ellow and in the larger room yellow *vas combined with sumas and bay rees. The Suuth sisters of Chicago urnished sweet musio throughout the afternoon on the violin, 'cello and mandolin. Assisting Mrs. Field were .he following ladies from Evanston and Wilmette: Evanstonâ€"Mesdames Chancellor Jenks, James Bond, John Schwender, Fred Cain, Frederick uarter, Walter Lee Brown, Ernest Lyon. Wilmetteâ€"Mesdames D. Lee Aebster, E. Scheidenhelm, Ralph Potter, Carl Latham, Lyman M. Drake, Louis Springer, Henry B. Gates, Simeon C. Colton, Henry Judd, James Rogers. Arthur Rice, B. L. Fits Randolph. The frappe bowl* were presided over by the following young ladies: Mary Gates, Blanche Cara-. way, Dorothy Macauley, Helen Pope, Hazel Pierson. their Schullz & Nord yfilephiM rtaHi 321 OR. WILLIAM J. WO OD banes bar appointment. 711 W Railroad Avnue, Wilmette, fit. TMLXJMXG I New Cmaning and Dyeing Out* WcJ»t K-H.^J AV«au* WILMETTE, ILL. hteh wtp he NWv Wlttee is the time NMiLLEN HARDWARE PURNAC S 605 West Railroad Avenue Rcskftoce 1026 ' JAME&A HtAL ESTATE, RENTIjlG, LOA H28 Central Avenue I vte also have *eme choice bargain* in North Shore property. 3aH§, AND INS Office 1079 INSUKANCt iimette, Illinois rRTH SHORE PRO WE AJtE H^ADfttfttT BRANCH OFFICES: and ers Pa+fWi Maud Park GUneoe McGQirefe Orr r4w.-wjgiggi-.su~. The Wilmette Exchange y AUTHORIZED TO DO A BANKING BUSI- NESS UNDER STATE SUPERVISION CAPITAL and SURPLUS $57,000.00 THB Bank is with one of th Safety Deposit Boxes rd ___ Et€ posit Va^t^fc theTtein- »go. TnW&xts afford solute protect\± »rs, etc.t4P|ffa4RnBre besides the conveni- faving this protection right here at home. 1 he equipment contains three hundred boxes and they a e becoming very po| ular at the reasonable rentals asked. The officers of the Bank invite inspec- tion of this new safety deposit box system. CENTRAL AVE. 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