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â- ^â- ;;,ii^s Kenihrortk Happenings Those who attended the Prrates Ball given bv the Kenitworth c«u'> on Tuesdav evening February 6. ha-1 to walk the plank before they couM join in the festivities. Pirate costume* were e*-»«ftt«3i. no one wa> syirrnrnt*^ on the dancing tioor who «•*> not in costume. The hafLv^i^vo^ * grand success and the credit pven to â-  Mrs. Frank Kcrcham, who ha'r cnarge 01 the arrangements. I ne U^e. a c«^;> orchestra furnished the m--::-.^ y^ was exceptionally gooc arv: suited: the o*:cas'«' n. Mrs. Henry Riggs Rath'-or.-: ;.vas â- hostess at a Mah-^ onga tarty *: â- â€¢:^. at her residence on >hcrr:an r ji â- â-  /"i Friday -afternoort or !a-?i -.ve^: _ '-^ Saturday, Mrs. Rathbon«_ entcr:a:rte-.; at luncheon at the .Union Leagtir ciu>. followed 'v.* a mat;":re ^a?*.}- Mr. and Mrs. Leon_M. Allen w:Il leave this week-end i^r a _:r.or.t:n a trip through the Imperial . ai.ty an-, will visit KeniHvorth mends at^ - &>- adena and San Franc->e> '«er>/rc re- turning home. . . x. The Board meeting o: '-"•-- -"»e:gj>- bors was held at the honu- or Mr*. Mark Cresap. pre.ide^u. on laesw morning. After the meetin-', .»Ir^. Cresap entertained her comrr.it-.ee a" luncheon. Miss Miriam Shattuck has gone to Flat-Rock near Ashevitle,-ior.n Caro- lina, for two months.____________ 4, +♦++♦++«-+**♦++* + **+ +***+< 4 The Forost Preserve District * * of Cook County offers for sale * Z the chwrch building located on 4. ♦ Forest Preserve property at the * J County line, Gleneoe, Illinois. + •» Successful bidder must rrm'/v- + founding from premises at own * expense. * :. Bids must be deliverer to . Henry A. Zender. Room ^* * rountj- Building, before 1 p. m., £ Monday. February IS. 1&-2. J By order of Forest Preserve » District of Cook County. ^ ♦ "*> Henry A- Zender. * * Superintend^tojFJPuJbljc^Sertrice^^ -*1---------:â€"~ ^' _ _ _ _ _""_"». __ i. ^._L_u_L_^_b_k_b_b_k \lr. and Mrs. Leon Ellis, who art staying with Mrs ElhV par« * .Mr and Mrs. Grant Rtdgway, â„¢" le*le this week-end for a bnet *»rt in De J troit. - i Mrs Edward Parmelee will enter-1 tain a few friend*, at dinner on *ri-j day evening of this week. | Mr John D. Rathbone, who has been I rectmeVatmg in California lor^ *e | r>ast "month, will return home today. Mesdames Robert Berger Grant dinner before the "P.rate a Ball, on Tuesday evening. * Mrs Mark Cresap, 239 Essex road entertained a party of ««»«^W people in honor oi Mark Cresap, jr., on Friday evening, February 2- Mr and Mrs. A. F, Reichmann w. 11 spend the week-end -with Mr. andI Mrs., Henry Taylor, Jr., 431 Essex â-  road. - ; Mrs George Keehn, 512 Roslyn road Senteer°ta?ned the^ng^ club at dinner on Monday oenn _ °\irhsi5 *.WDkHannah, 417 Abbottsford road entertained ***?"£«-£!&; Z luncheon and bridge on Tucsda> afternoon Mrs. William «B. Kutik^^j bottsford road, entertained her ft J • - _. _>. _[_._._* _»Bjw_n>_^i_^ >V#* _â- * a_.*_JI-_ __ -'V* T?*l club at luncheon on Friday,'$< Mrs- Harry P. Harrison enftnj_i her Sewing club at tea, at her S 307 Abottsford road, on Monday aJ n/-»rtn noon past iittfiHii. w,... -------- ________^_________,___________--------------------------- â- ,,, jyrr^iV^TVrr^V^........... ""p &/-..... ___" -_______â€" n EANING lit NEW REPAIRING CLEANING PAINTING _ TIN SHOP Gutters, Spouts, Skylights and Metal Work Tile, Slate find Leaky Roofs FURNACES and REPAIRS A. C. WOLFF YOUR FIRE MARSHAL-WHY NOT YOUR FURNACE MAN PREVENT FIRES Be sure your Furnace and Pipes are safe and properly repaired phone wflmettc Shop 1124 Greenleaf Avenue 15g or 296 |H j« Rear _________________ â€" *^ e 3,, .tttmTmTtt â-  iii^.)Ainnniiui^°^ BOOKS are unfailing trien^ and companionsâ€"there sa.»a>» . l.->k to fuit your mood-or to cure .t-\ouaK whnllv welcome to browse through our well stocked B.M>k' Detriment and ask any question,â€" .No «>ne will urge vou to buy. - Subscriptions Taken Her, jar All Mamzun, Chawflcr's Social Calls By Long Distance Keep in touch with your friends in other cities by means of the Bell Long Distance telephone system. Long distance telephone calls have that personal touch whichever! the most personal of letters lackand are equal to two letters- the one you write and the reply. Besides, they tell in minutes whatthe written word takes hours or days to transmit. Evening and night rates for "statidh- to-station,, calls are lower than day rates. From 8:3* p. m. until midnight the evening rate of a little over one- half the day rate applies- From mid- night to 4:3© a. m. the night rate of about one-fourth the day rate is _o effect. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY %^ JOHN R. SWEET SHEET METAL WORK Furnaces : Gutters : Down Spouts : Sky Lights PHONE WILMETTE 1247 â€" 1209 Washington Ave. fcWILMETTE. ILL. We'll rone »»d help yon baek to town When your machine l»» broken dom. F your car has left you in the lurch in town or out up- on a country road don't sit on a rail fence and rail at fate. Just connectâ€"up with a tele- phone and go as far as central, will let __j_____!l_co_te _Ly_<mr Convenient Route to Chicago's Loop assistance. Authorized dealer for A&ni Mo- tor Fuel KENILWORTH M ^TOR COMPANY SERVICE â€" SATISFACTION Ted B- Twlnln*. M«r. Phone Kenllworth 261 C. A. Thoraen, Prop. Western Undertaking Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS We Strive to Please Our constant desire when .called is to render the most EFFICIENT and COMPLETE SERVICE and to supply FINE FUNERAL FURNISHINGS at the very LOWEST COST. LADY ATTENDANT No charge^ror distance m H/TVNEELY Ride in comfort from Wil- mette to the center of Chi- cago's business districtâ€" save timB and money. Tasf North Shore Trains leave Wilmette f orCMcagoevery hour from 6^5 A.M. to 1:45 A. M. Take advantage of this convenient route. ^p£^^ Express Trains to Chicago leave MANAGER _________ Phon* Eg.*.*â„¢ 9»â€" Phone Wilm NORTH SHORE Wilmette every thirty minutes ^g§g/ from 7:04 A.M. to 12:08 A.M. Baggage checked to all points on line -Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee R. R* ^Wilmette Office. ^Wiluiette^AveT^Statioa tone Wilmette 2541