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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1921 IIIMIIIIIItlllMIIHIIIHIIIMI.....imilllltlll......Ill.....limimilUHHIHIIIIHI Jocial Happenii\dr Vftlnvette ^KenilvJortK by Rufk Rijley *_ t D'i " *" • •"- "^-^?J?r?f ?â-  JrfltWS i i'JJ i Ll'JHttVsTr^vrs^^^ |RECEDING the next regular meeting of the Wilmette Wom- an's club, which falls on Wednesday, January 26, luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock, reservations for which must be sent to Mrs. Gordon Jeffrey, 1527 Walnut avenue. The pro- gram for the occasion promises to be one of the most interesting offered this year, for there are to be several excellent speakers, each presenting a new and interesting subject. Mrs. B. Frank Brown, until recently one of our own members, and formerly chairman of the Reform department of the Chicago Woman's club, will speak on "Cook County Problems"; then Mrs. E. S. Bailey, first vice-president of the State Federation, who is to be guest of honor on this day, will give a short talk on the Federation and the Federation paper. Mrs. Irving Clock of Ravenswood will speak on "Sarah Hackett Stevenson Memorial Lodging House", and Mrs. John W. Meaker, Jr., of Evanston, will speak on the "Social Standard for Our People." Reports from the Illinois Woman's Legislative Congress will be read by Mrs. Morton L. Paterson, Mrs. Donald M. Gallie and Mrs. J. Glen Wray; reports from the Tenth District Federation meeting: will be given by Mrs. F. D. Day and Mrs. Charles L. Moody; Local Charities, Mrs. Lillian D. Northam ; Gross Point Health Centre. Mrs. Hope Thompson; Red Cross seals, Mrs. Charles Harrison Smith : Cook County League of Clubs, Mrs. J. C. Mannerud, or Mrs. Shelby Singleton. There will also be a report from the movie committee, Mrs. J. G. Wray, Mrs. Karl King and Mrs. Charles Wells, who were appointed at the last meeting to look into the "movie" question. Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Michelson, of Chicago, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Miss Madeleine Michelson, to Mr. Philip Brooks Maher, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Maher of Warwick road, Kenilworth. Miss Michelson has been at school at Farmington and was to have been one of next season's debutantes. The Parent-Teacher association of the Wilmette Public schools will hold a joint meeting on Tuesday after- noon, February 1, at 3 o'clock, at the Central school gymnasium: Dr. Hubert Carleton, rector of St. Au- gustine's church, will speak oh "The Moving Pictures." This interesting subject is a vital point with the mothers ixt this time and a large audience is desired. On ThuJ aid v cvciiln« il.e C hristian E.uleavor Pi tab} tcfian chuich monthly inc. nag, vvhi form a by tl.ci sui<i»cr .,1 li.lj wv^J. ,o» icty jf the h-eld their h to, k the ,t Ink suppei followed basin* inee.»..g The planned and carried out in a n.ws. <viginai i,.a»iur Eaci. of the appct.^ing pa. kages packed by the ,{irl» was ..uctioned ,,ff but ..ot to ihe highest bidder or an> ihin^ of the soi t ! A ne v idea uas put into use one which made use of each and evei.> body's wits instead ot his p..rse On the outLide of each pa* kage was either a list of ien words which must be spelied accurately, or a list of ten membt.s which must be added cor.cctly It is of interest to know that not a si.igie t-oy wem hungry though oO.ue we.c slightly worried as the <md or the pile of , ackages drew iijar lhv ,;hil«l. ... • I...-â€" vvl.»eh «.,-.. tj at ihe Woinui.'t tlub .*st Sa.unla> afternoon, cerlauil/ proved the need of dancing and ente. tainmct for the children of the village. Miss Jean Richardson had 32 children of the fifth and sL»ih g»adcs on the door at 2:30 o'clock, and 38 children of the seventh and eighth grades at 4 o'clock Theic was a further demand that Miss Richardson open classes for the children of the lower grades, which ahe has consented to do, be- ginning Saturday afternoon, Jan^ uary 22 The classes will open at 2 o'clock The . ....-1 hw.Ul coiwentl ^ Is t», be h\;id in Chicago at the di- gress not el, ot Thursday, Friday and Satutday of n.xt week. Among the dentists from this village who will be in attendance are: Dr. |*arry Barackman, Dr. Charles G Smith, Dr. Charles Bailey Blake, Dr R^ W. Connor, Dr. W. H Porter Di C H. Eldred. Dr. D. W. Rapp, Dr. George D. Upson Dr. Donald M Gallie, and Dr. Donald M. Gallie. Jr. Mr and Mrs. Edward R Webber, Jr., played hosts to the Pot Luck Supper club on Saturday evening last, at their home, 916 Elmwopd avenue. Mrs. John C Mannerud of 904 Oak- wood avenue, who has been confined to her home for the past two weeks with serious ear trouble, is now able to be about again. Mrs. Ruth Van Ness Stanford entertained with a small bridge party in her home, 731 Laurel avenue, on last Friday evening. On Friday of last week the Sigma Alpha EpsiIon fraternity^ entertained with an informal dancing party at the Onilmette Country club. __•_ ._ _â- _: Mrs. Rose Mortimer of St. Louis, Mo„ arrived early this week to be the guest Of Mr. and Mr?. E. £ov At the wedding of Miss Rachel Embree, daughter of Mrs. Jessie R. Embree of Evanston, to Mr. David Scott, of Evanston, in the First Methodist cnuj^ch of Evanston, on Tuesday evening, February 1, Mrs. B. Frank Lewis, Jr., of this village, will attend her sister as matron of honor, and little Mary Jean Lewis, providing she recovers from a recent illness, will act as flower girl. Mr. B Frank I.cwis Ji , will also be a member ot the b.idal part. The . i thv Wilinc W.», o und M.ano ,. Woman's Catholo; ic is plai.-ting ail pai ty .:oi.„isti.lg o/ cat.ia a. ......ll » . e club of evening j vaude- tYoungquist, 211 Fourth street. . £dwi: ville. to bo held ^t the Woman's club hous, o.i Monday February 7 This ia one of a series ,f the parties they ai ; gi ing to help ..well the s hool fund Ala. , /. .. 1 v..l <lw. „ , . u. ,1.1 i.ugbiv ot Af. a.l M.i. L F. lewis )i, oiO VVuahiugtOh ^ei.ae, w bo, be'c.tiis«> y,t the illness of her baby sister, has been spending the past :wo week? v ith her grandfather and aunt Mr B IT. Lewis and Miss Ldn.i Lewis, ,,f 'A& Central avenue, has '. ontracted x li0ht case of the mumps. Mi rl 1 .itoK VVhlieiuw ,.£ the lurkti -V\ hitela company ho,., re- cently returned l.om a busi..£ss irip in New York. During his stay there he was the guest one evening of Mr. and Mis James Rennie of the Hotel Savoy. Mr. Rennie and Mr. White- law weie "baddies" in the Royal Air force, duiing the war. Mrs. Rennie. was formerly Miss Dorothy Gish of moving picture fame. Mr and Mrs. Perry I, Smithcrs entertained twelve guests at dinner on Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1,. Scheidcnhelm, at their home, 711 Lake avenue. Dur- ing the evening a delightful group of readings was given by Miss Maude Willis. The al.miUuC ehuptci of Kappa Alpha Theta soiority has completed arrangements for a benefit card party to be held Wednesday, February 9, in the parlors of the Woman's club. The proceeds of the afternoon will go toward the election of a new sorority house. Mr. Howard Suurtleff of 8l5 Lake avenue, left Wednesday evening on an extended business trip to St. Louis and through Oklahoma. W00DBURY& €0. First Real Estate Mortgages First Mortgage Gold Bonds Drawing $â€"7â€"7**-*% 510 Greenleaf Avenue, Wilmette GEORGE STUMP TENOR T»*ch«r of Sin vine to Frtuitz 718 Fin. Art. BldC. CHICAGO 4031 The Woman's Foreign Missionary Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Donaldson' of society of the Methodist church will 11126 Forest avenue, are spending sev- meet all day Thursday, January 27.1 eral weeks in West Palm Beach, Fla. f They will return early in April. i the church, for the ts and sui for* the hospital. All are in purpose making garments and surgical dress- ings vited. Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. H. Thompson entertained at dinner on Saturday evening of last week at their home, 811 Ashland avenue. There were covers for forty guests. On Friday, January 28, the Juniors will hold their monthly dancing party at Ouilmette Country club, and on the following evening the Seniors will be guests at a formal dinner-dance. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Dubbs are leav- ing Santa Barbara, Cab, where they have been making an extended visit, this week, to return to their home at 1221 Greenwood avenue. The third division of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church was entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. I. Brown, 1216 Lake avenue. Mrs. Ralph F. Potter will entertain the Chicago alumnae chapter of Alpha Phi, on Saturday of this week, at luncheon in her home, 710 Linden avenue. Mrs. J. K Ball', 621 Eleventh street, and Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Joy of Winnetka left Sunday evening to spend the remainder of the winter in Orlando, Fla. An informal subscription dance is to be given by the Wilmette Post pf the American Legion on Friday even- ing, February 4, at the Ouilmette Country club. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest P. Bartlett of 1324 Elmwood avenue, are leaving on January 29, to spend several weeks in Miami, Fla. Old Mexico From Chicago Feb. 6th West Indies From New Orleans Feb. 9 Mississippi River Cruise to New Orleans and Return, Visiting at Mar di Gras Leaving Chicago Jan. 30 Catching Steamer at Cincinnati WEEKLY TOURS TO CALIFORNIA AND FLORIDA Department "D. T.& S.Tours Co. N. S. Towle, President 103 W. Jackson Blvd. Harrison 3559-3566 Mrs. J. J. Siddall Jr., entertained at linchcon on Mondav last, in her home, 1018 Lake avenue. x Miss Panline Pettibone taining twenty-eight young cards and dancing this eher home, 512 Central avenue. There will be the usual Bridge party at the Countr*| Monday afternoon, at 2:30 ' Greatest GROCERY SA] ON ENTIRE NORTH SHORE 8re»t Annual Pre-Inventory Sale Begins Mm., Jan A.k for our Circular. We deli.er in Wifawtte fwdiuw m«h tl * Ewston'iMi Geo. B. Winter evans â- â„¢ Real For 1817 Starter and access. $390.00. «•*--«* Hal. mo$H " demo, and access. $490.80. *& " wire wheels sh or $20011 monthly). Cash or $230 doi Bai. monthly. 1918 1920 Can you afford to be without a R. D. CUNNINGHAM 810 Church St. EVANS TTT i : i : i : i: rrrr c=x CP K* O rrrr The rug before the lire-place is always clean enough lor baby to playyon if yojj use It Beats.... As It Swe«ps Ask for demonstration. 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