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WILMETTE ENJOY OCEAN TRIPS Mr. and Mrs. P. L. McKee of 411 Sheridan road returned January the 18 from a trip to Havana, Cuba. They sailed from New York, and were away a month. Their daughter, Miss Merna McKee, is making a trip around the world. She sailed early in November from New York on the S. S. Belgenland and is now in Shanghai, China. LIFE CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY January 22, 1926 a new shop is coming to Evanston Miss Jean Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Fisher of 738 Tenth street celebrated her tenth birthday on Saturday, January 16, entertaining 54 of her seventh grade school mates. Her Iintention had been to have a sleigh ride party, but snow was scare~, so Jean took her friends to the Vtltage theatre where seats had been reserved and Buster Keaton's picture, "Go : M r. and Mrs. John M. Roberts of West" met with great favor. After 328 Warwick road returned to J(enil- the movie there were games and reworth recently from the Grand Chap- freshments at the Fisher home. ter meeting of Mr. Roberts' collcgt: fraternity which he has served as ENTERTAIN NEWCOMER regent for several years. Mrs. RobMrs. Albert N . Page of 901 Ashland erts and her two daughters are .e"X.pected to leave early next week f01 avenue and Mrs. L. Willis Strong of a two months' sojourn in Californ:a. 1115 Chestnut avenue are hostesses at luncheon and bridge today at the Ouil-oM rs. A. L. Ames of the Orrington mette Country club in honor of 1-Irs, hotel and her sister, Miss E. Cameron Thoma s L. Grisa more who has come Lough, sailed on the Republic January to Wilmette to make her home. At 21, for a two months' cruise on the present Mrs. Grisamore is occupying : M editerranean and a visit to the Holy the \V. \\. Kerr re sidence at 707 Forest Land. Mrs. Ames, who is the mother a \·en uc. -oof 11 rs. Thomas A. Banning, Jr., of 600 Third street, was a resident of Wil~Ir :-. Kerry C. : M eagher of 716 Cenmette for a number of years. tra l avenue left \Vedne sday for De -otroit where she joined friends who conThe Reading- club met Wedne sday tinued with her to Babson Park. Fla with Mrs. W. D. Lawrence of 520 Lakt ::\f rs. ::\[ eag-hcr expects to remain 1t1 ~venue. Florida until late in February. NEXT WEEK IN · WILMETTE (Recorded at Chamber of Commerce.) Friday, January ZZ 6 :30 P. M. Wilmette Chapter R. A. M., Masonic hall Dinner and entertainment. Saturday, January 23 7 P. 11. Formal dinner-dance, Ouitmette Country club. Sunday, January 24 7 :30 P. M. Sunday Evening club. Speaker, Branson De Cou. Congregational church. Tuesday, January 26 12:15 P. M . . Luncheon \Vilmette Optimist club. Ouilmette Country club. 8:15- P. ~1. Guilmette Council 1\o. 922, Knig-ht s of Columbus, dinner and meeting-, at St. James' church, Highwood. 8:30 P. :M. Tuesday Community dance. \\.o man's club building. Wednesday, Jenuary 27 12:15 P. ~f. Luncheon \Vilmcttc Rotary club. Guilmette Country club. Thursday, January 28 7:30 P. 1L \Vilmcttc Lodge, No. 931, A. F. & A. ~[., ~I a sonic hall. 8 P. 11. A. T. Sherman Lodge, No. 892, I. 0. 0. F., Odd Fellow's hall. Friday, January 29 EVANSTO·N I L LA. C "'Is there a servtce station near my home to care for my car?" There is if you drive a Cadillac. A fully equipped service department is operated by the Cadillac Evanston Branch, 181 o· Ridge A venue. He ret trained mechanics working under ideal conditions with tools and machines specially designed for servicing Cadillacst are ever ready to care for the Cadillac cars in I;vanston and the North Shore communities. Only one "buying day"- but 364 "driving days" in a year. The convenient Evanston Branch will keep your C )dillac tn proper condition. 7 :30 P . ~1. \\'ilmette Chapter R A. ~f.. 1\1 a sonic hall. FUTURE EVENTS Monday, February i 8 P. 11. Chamber of Comm"rce meeting at Yillage hall. CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY, EVANSTON BRANCH Dr ·. iJiun of Gmeral A1otOrJ Corporatio'l uno Ridge Avenue Evanston University 8600 Rogers Park 9133 EVAIWlON SOilJI 1105 CHICAGO AVE . EVAHSlCit QO!VN~TII()CQ· SPOfTSW£11 NORTH SHORE HoTEl.