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December 3, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE 25 JOIN ALL-STAR TEAM Music Society Hears Bach Three Mem~ra of Winnetka Women's and Members' Travel Talks Mrs. Dorothy Wing Macauley, founder and honorary president of the North Shore Musical society, t.alked M to the members at their nleetmg onday after·n oon , November 29, at the home of Mrs. E. L. Essley, 234 more, to pla~ with the Mid-West Warwick road, Kenilworth. Mrs. Jean Hockey . team 111. the National tourna- Mac Shane, w~o .has re'Cently spent ment hemg held 111 that dty. · th:ee months 111 ptano study at FaunMrs. Lewis Taylor, goal, left Tues - tameble~u, France, gave a comparison cay, November 30 ; Mrs. Peggy Waid- 1 of Amertcan and. European music. Mrs. ner, center forward, and Miss Marga- Mac~ule~ has. JUst returned from a ret DeLay, substitute, both left Chi- yeArs so~ourn 111 F.rance and Italy. cago on the LiJ?erty special, Thursday . d~tghtful Bach . program was December 2. A special car was re~ given. t e members takmg part being: se rved for tbe team on this train Mrs. MMacShane, Mrs. Cree, Miss SwiTh I1011 f . gart, rs. Akely, Mrs Neukranz Mrs . e 0.rs ~ . the Thanksgi,·ing Day Dazey, Mrs. Weixel, ·Mrs Co thorne. game, played . m. and among" mud on ~-f iss Flentye and M th p '· the park at Indtan Hill station ,~·e re ~f rs· E I ' E 1 rs. at away. ca · 1 0 ff 1 · · · · ss ey was 1ostess asrnec . >y the hu sky husbands sisted by Mrs. Dorothy Cordts ~Mrs t eam, w1t 1 1 a score of 5 0 C t · d F E · Dorothy ' Rae · h' \V'II' I .·. - . ap ame ranees ·yans. and Miss e~ in IE~ag~ ·smtT' former }hockey play- Mrs. Frances Evans had charge of th~ . n.: te men p ayed an ex- program. ceedmgly sw1! t and cle,·er game. And 1 \\:hen they dtd'nt pl<1y a swift o-ame offensiYely, they proceeded to li;e up \Y~I-~ .. and ~Irs. Edward Trom of between the goal posts and pla , . . '1s nngton avenue announce the ma ss in· formation defcn si\'Civ }TI~~ btrth of a daughter.· Rose Marie, at liH: ml!e~s of th~ \V.on.lan's team _c.leclarc :,'~~. Evanston hospttal Thanksgiving that such practtce ts Invaluable and ac·- - - - - - - - - - - - · - -ce~>ted the defeat gracefully, realizing th.tt they were the stronger for it. , The f!·iendly game between the :-\nrth S1.clr team and the \Vinnetka tc.am, winch tonk place a week ago at Lmrolt~ park, resulted in a tie of 2-2. FcJIIOwlllg the game, ~fr ~ . ~Iorris Rev~wlds of Chicago en tertai ned all tho~e mtcrrstcd i~1 Hockey in Chicago and al?ng.· the. ~orth Shore, comhini~tg her I t~ cl \\ tt!l rl I arc well party f Dr ~f ISS Cccily .\\ arner, the Engli~h coach who }~1~~·. 111 :-;tructcd the \·arious tea m;; thi;; Hockey Squad to Compete in Tournament at Baltimore _ Three m· 1 cm )ers o f t h c Winnetka Hockey team left thi s week for Baltt'- First Church.of Christ, Scientist WILMETIE, ILLINOIS .Announces FREE L . 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