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14 WILMETTE LIFE December 11, 1925 Organize Chapter of Daughters of British . Empire in Wilmette Last Tue sday a group of women met at the hom e of l\:1 rs. L. E. Bush of 1200 Elnnvood avenue and, under the leader~hip of ~1rs. Sidney :May, state organizer, formed a chapter of the Daughters of the Briti. h Empire. The following officers were elected: Mrs. W. ]. \Vcldon, regent; Mrs. vV. H. Lawton, first vice regent; Mrs. T. J. Bevan, second Yice regent; Mrs. R. S. Smith of Kenilworth, recording secretary; :Mrs. ]. Clark Baker, treasurer; Mrs. DaYis, historian; ~frs. L. E. Bush, corresponding secretary. The first regular me ting- of the Oxford chapter will he held at the home of the regent, Mrs. \\' eldon, 1340 Greenwood avenue. the second \V cdnesda ,. in January, when the members will have the privilege of meeting \Villiam G. Cooke Adams, president of the Home hoard, M r:;. Grey Brown, . tate president, and 1'frs. Sidney :May, state organizer. All women of Rritish birth or descent are cordially invited to he present. Mrs. E. P. Fatch of 611 Washington avenue, is kaYing the first of the week to spend Christmas with her daughter, 11 rs. Frank Flanner of Blackwell, Wis. Mr. Fatch will join her later. They will return to Wilmette not later than January 3. Aids Sorority r - -- ---·- - FOR CHRISTMAS Fruit Cake, Plum Pudding Mince Pie A special display of Fruit Cake, Plum Pudding and Mince Pies. Also many other Christtnas Cookies and Cakes. 1 j 11 rs. Crm·Yil'\'C' Bro\\'11 11<~1'\\Tl'll, 'cellist. of 1028 Elmwood a\·enuc. " ·ill play Charles \V akefie ld Cad man's Tri0 in D major with 1\1 r:-.. Jernberg, Yiolinis.t, and 1\1 r. Cadman at the piano. at the Cadman recital at the Orrington hotel tonight. ?\I!"-'. HonYeen is a well known 'cellist and -aHome of Everything Good That's Baked The G. and M. club will have its also a member of Sigma chapter of next meeting Friday, December 18, at Mtt Phi Epsilon of 1\orth\\'e'ltern uni the home of Mrs. Charles Hastings versit,·, for the benefit of the scholarship (und of which the Cadman concert of 1133 Central a'renue. is gi\'cn. ).f r:-.. l [orwern is a pupil of -0lfan:-- llv:-,-... Mrs. Alfred J. Ruby of 237 Green ·· leaf avenue, will he hostes s at a small I luncheon ancl bridge \Vedne sday, and t a in 1.2 guv-..h at the l ·: d .L~T\\ at<:r Beach Saturday, Deccn1ber 19, she will enter- l1otel. ~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~ The Wilson Bakery Phone Wilmette 414 1162 Wilmette Ave. Wilmette Radio· a·2S Radiola 25 is a second-hartnonic, six-tube super-hetrodyne. Radiola 25 tneets every detnand of the broadcast listener with respect to selectivity, tone range and volutne. Order NOW . for Christmas Delivery Super·Hetrodyne Radiola 25 operates on Dry Batteries, which tneans no "tnessed up" rugs as seen f rotn Wet Batteries. No outside wires, think of what it tneans to the appearance. SUMMARYMaximum Reception at Minimum Cost Everything in Music and Radio WILMETTE MUSIC SHOP ORlAN A. GALITZ 1179 Wilmette Ave. Open Every Evening Phone 3006