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October 12, 1928 WILMETTE LIFE Hokanson and Jenks North Shore Golf Club Closes Season Oct. 18· Open New Office at Prizes for low gross in Classes A, B, Winnetka Location C, and D will be on the program at Hokanson and Jenks, Inc. who, within two and a half years, have established an extensive real estate business on the North Shore with an office at 513 Davis street, Evanston, have opened a new office in Winnetka at 746 Elm street, in order to better serve the territory north of Evanston. The new branch office is under the direction of P. J. Sexton assisted by Eugene C. Lathorp, Miss Kathrine Birkin, and Miss Helen Slocum. The Winnetka branch office announces the sale to Charles C. Dawes of the riparian lake front property in Kenilworth north of Kenilworth avenue, measuring 160 feet on Sheridan road with a depth of over 500 feet to the lake. The seller was Edward F. Hamm. The new office also announces the sale to Edward S. Clark and Elizabeth Campbell Clark of a large piece of vacant property between Walden road and Blackthorne road, Winnetka, consisting of about % of an acre belonging to Maurice C. Pryor and Ruth C. Pryor. The purchasers intend to build a residence for their own use. This office also announces the sale of the 8-room stucco residence on a lot 50x150 of Samuel D. Boggs at 2422 Park place, Evanston, to Robert W. Cossum. Hokanson and Jenks, Inc. also announce the lease of the Northeast corner of Ridge and Emerson streets, lot 75x1t1i for ten years by Edward L. Middleton and James B. Wescott to Ridge Motor Sales Company to be used as a Hupmobile sales room and service station. the North Shore Golf club Saturday, October 13. T.he season's program will terminate Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 18, with a Farewell tournament with prizes offered for low gross, second low gross, first, second, and thini low net. There will also be an award in a . Blind Bogy event. An outstanding feature of the farewell program will be the award to the winner of the Millionaires' event. In this event scrip will be given to each member present and the prize will be given to him who secures the most scrip from other club members up to and including the giving · out of prizes at the dinner which is to follow the day's program. The prize winner is entitled to obtain his scrip by "begg"ing it, borrowing it, winning it at g-olf or at bridge, or otherwise", says the cluh officials. the only stipulation being that the aspiring collector refrain from acts of violence. Modemly modUia u tLi. ·'off tLe face" Hat in. Brown Soleil at $30 .·. produced al·o in Brown Felt at $25. . ~ents new anJ ceptions in Hats expressing the An interesting g~oup of ongin~ con- Vogue of the Modernistic. Annoul'ce Subiects for Guide-Lecture Jaunts "Polynesia, Micronesia, and Molanesia," and "African Animals" at 11 o'clock and 3 o'clock, respectively, Monday, October 15, will be the first of next week's guide-lecture tours at Field Museum of Natural History. Other days at the same hours the schedule is as follows: Tuesday, "Precious Gems" and "Life in the Far North"; Wednesday. "Peat. Coal and Petroleum" and "Woodland Indiam": Thursd.ay, two general tours; and Friday, "Oranges and Other Fruits" and "Egyptian Art." These tours of n:ttts ·Mrs. M. H. McMillen of 125 Fif- eum exhibits conducted by staff ·lecteenth street will entertain her reading turers are · free. Parties assemble inside the north entrance. circ1e next Wednesday afternoon. 'N_ew MoJea F"'J at ··· $1850 NE~ILG1{4~ 600 .MICHIGAN BOULEVARD · SOUTH CHICAGO PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS All the Finer Comforts To women of affairs to whom the finer comforts of life are requisite, The Georgian provides an ideal home-the acme of luxurious living conveniences, .I perfect service, and complete relief from all home responsibilities. Arrange Lease Rererve for Partie·, W edding1 Now ... Ladies' Writing Room t.An c..Ad4ress oJ71isttnctton DAVIS at HINMAN-EVANSTON Telephone Greenleaf 4100