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October 15, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE Launch Building as pastor of the First Scandiof Residences in · I Comes /!"rom Sweden Iduties navian Evangelical church of Winnctka. Be is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Pine Crest Area Julius Rohrbach of 1123 Linden ave-~ \Vith the laying ·of water mains and the in stallation of sewers in that part of Wilmette formerly known as Gross Point a nd ,. ..-hich improvement is now under way, extensive building activities arc following immediately. \Vithin the next two or three weeks, a number of fine new residences will }1 iss Laura Durgin of 627 Forest be .u nder way in the Pine Crest ~uh avenue, has not returned to Goucher divi. ion,, -~·, pretty .section lying alongcollege this year, but is attending the the west SJdc of R1dge road at a point U niver ·ity of . Chicago. where Highland avenue enters Ridge. There are ninety lot s in Pine Crest, many of which, it is said, have hecn lfl sotd to prospective builders, but who have been delaying improvements unWe now offer til sewer and water had been installed Boaz c. Gelder, of 201 Golf terrace, HATS, COATS, DRESSES vVilmette, the well known subdivider in very smart styles and and real estate broker, announced this · 1 · 11 · h week that building will start in Pine ~atena s at pnces we ·wu Crest within the next few weeks. In reason. Bu ildin gs, will he erected in unit s of I six, he said, and they will he for the market. Dr. Lester E. ~fcc and Dr. 8. COPLAN, Prop. Lloyd L. ~tcGrath, who are also inter- ! 1126 Central Avenue cst<'d in the subdivision. will brgin the R . A E R 1 h f I l Ph~ne Wil. 2403 1 0 building operation s, it is stated. 1 C\ · · '-· lr )ac , ormer Y ~~ F.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ · S\\'eden, ha s re'Cet~tly taken up hts ~1r. Gelder stated the first building:-, 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - will be of the Engli sh colonial type I . and bungalows. They wilt be of iau'd ~ brick all around, with tile roof and ·,;·-each house ,..-ill have two bath room s. ;~~~s~olonials will each comprise six 1 . Concert Soprano - Teacher of Votoe Tone Placing a Specialty There arc many contemplated buildComplete Repertoire for Concert ings in the former Gross Point sec626 GROVE STREET i and Opera t ion, it is sa id, but the announcement Corner of Sherman ! Reserve Hours Now for Fall and of the Pine Crest activities, on so large Phone Greenleaf 140 Winter a sca le, it is thought, will start a veriti The Studio Bldg. able building boom . FAMOUS Served Daily ! 1 7 1 8 Sherman Ave. 1 5:00 to 8:00 1 Phones : Studio-Greenleaf 3523 I Itnric.:tta ~tarie HaYSon of 241 Sundays 1 Residence-Unlv. 7278 Laurel an·nue was host-ess to twelve DINNER IZ ·.OO to . ·.OO of her little friends Saturday afternoon 9 of last week in ce lebration of her MENU for ·SUNDAY ~fourth birthday. Her guests were Ro-;cmary Obermeier, ~Iarjoric !\fayer, OCTOBER 17TH Betty Erickson, Jane John son, Jean- ~~ Canape. Chopped Chicken Livers ,_ nette Lechler, David ~fclbyc, \Valte-r Campana, Norman Dcn o, Jr., Richard Lechler, Robert Guise, Hylmcr Mayer, j Consomme with Egg Drops . J r . l ~ or ~ ~~================il' Cream of Split Peas, au Crouton I I lNTERIOR DECORATING Rose Marion Knight. fabrics for draperies, bedspreads, nue, \Vilmette. Rev. Rohrbach occu- · etc. Evanston pied a high position in Sweden and I 606 Michigan Ave. Greenleaf 1319 was a personal friend of Prince Ber- ---->::::~~-------- t1adettc, brother of the present king of I Sweden. His family remains in Stockholm for the. present. Full line of Imported and domestic j;===========-..:.;;..;:.==il Fresh Eggs This is the lean season for fresh ~ggs. Enjoy the satisfaction of knowing· that your needs in this line will be taken care of.. This is our specialty ·and we pride ourselves in being able to supply you with a fine fresh egg when othe·r sources of supply fail you. Drop us a card today, specifying the amount you wish, they are packed in 2, 4 and 12 dozen sizes, to suit your convenience. See the new container that practically eliminates loss from breakage. AIways Sorne th· g New and Different UNJQUE STYLE SHOP 1 $}.00 I I I 1 I 1 I 1 y e ·Olde ...-...1 Bay10 1t e Mme. Edith Bideau No·melli I Farmers ~far.keting Co. Box 432 Mount Vernon, Iowa 1 1 - Autumn Scenery ts magnificent but you will miss most of it if you do not see sharp Iy. Have your ~yes examined by our modern methods. I I I ~ 1 1 Hurts of C.ltry- Mixed Olives Choice of I I 1 Fried Scallops, (Tartar Sauce) Omelette with Asparagus Tips Ragout of Beef Tenderloin with fresh Mushrooms en Casserole Paprika Schnitztl with Homemade I I 1 1 ~EART 1-lAS \VO.N BECAUSE W! SELL MORE R COAL TJ.tE PUBLIC'S !)MILES PER TON- I Chicken :.:;:~::· wirh Rice 1 I Breast of Guinta Hen, Virginienn.- I -I I Baked Squash or New String Beans I ! are the Coal DealersW Ewho specialize in satisfaction - your complete comfort and satisfaction. Good coal is an imperative necessity and well-graded clean coal Is a positive econo.m y. l I I Drs. 'II I i Parsley or French Fried Sweet Potatoes Farmer's Chop Suey, (Salad) Choict of I ! Bersch & Stone Optotnetrists 77 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette I 1 I I No Cover Cha~ge Sundays or Dur- I I ing Dinner Hours on Week Days. I SPECIAL BUSINESS I LUNCH DAILY 11 : 30 till 2 : 0 0 P. M. Apple Pie with Cheese, Peach or Pumpkin~ Pie, New York, Chocolate or Strawberry Ice Cream i Tea- Coffee- Milk I 1 I I 1 Phone Winnetka 450 We'll do the test. .. Phone for an appointment Wilmette 2766 Hrs. 8:30 A M. to 5:30 P. M. Even . -r 45c Under the Personal Directign of Frint George ,-.ointmtnt For All Your Needs in Lumber and Building Material Phone Winnetka 451 or 452 ·--· --a--~----~~