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October 19, 1928 WILMB .T TB· ·LJPE· Y outh/ul SopraM Board Receives Bids for Scores Success in New Police Patrol Cars Bids for a new five-passenger police Chicago Programs patrol car and a combination patrol By R. L. P. Miss Lolita Bertling, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Bertling of Wilmette, sa!Jg before the Chicago Business and Professional Women's club Monday evening at the Palmer House and before the Woman's Roosevelt Republican club in the Gold ballroom of the Congress hotel Tuesdav afternoon. She gave only two nun1bers on Tuesday, "A May Morning," by Denza and "An Open Secret," by \\' oodma n~ Mrs. Bertling accompanied her daughter. Miss Bertling, a dramatic suprano, showed on Tuesday that her voice lias developed even more denth and rich: ness since she was heard in recit:tl last spring. She is a young artist who has the pois~ personality and inner fire and if one has that certainly the futur~· must appear bright. Perhaps the word "gracefulness" expresses both Miss Bertling and her voice, for in her ~e~ turing and her singing ther(; are~ no sharp edges. LECTURES AT GARDEN CLUB Mrs. David Cooke of Evanston a member of the Wilmette Garden r.t'ub, recently gave a stereopticon lecture at the Crystal Lake Garden club. Her subject was "Rock Gardens." She. used her own slides, taken from her rock garden. ·Mr. and Mrs,. Harry Taylor, 431 Essex road, Kemlworth, have returned from a hunting trip in southern IIlinois. . and ambulance to be purchased for the Wilmette police department were rec~ived at the regular meeting of the ~dlage board Tuesday night. The btds were referred to the public service committee, of which Trustee Hans vonReinsperg is chairman. VACATION IN FLORIDA . William H. Scott, north shore funeral director, is frolicking with fellow members of the United Spanish War Veterans in the sunlight of southern Florida. He recently returned to Florida from Havana, Cuba, where he attended the annual national encampment of the Spanish War veterans. He will remain at Key West, Fla. for some time. ANNIVERSARY SURPRISE The relatives and children of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hillinger of 1520 Spencer street gave them a surprise party on Wednesday, October 10, in their home. The occasion was the celebration of the fortieth wedding an. niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Hillinger. GIVE SCHOOL TEA TODAY A tea will be given at 3 :15 o'clock this afternoon in the art rooms of the Howard school. The tea will be given ' for the mothers of the Kindergarten children and their teacher, Miss Hesse. Mrs. George Richards, 530 Essex road, Kenilworth, i·s entertaining twelve guests at luncheon before the card party next Wednesday given by the Episcopal cnurch of Kenilworth. ~1 It Plan your 'home as far ahead as your business Fou~ years is a short time ip ,, bustness-and you plan that far ahead. It is a shorter time in relation to your home, for you.r family will grow in numbers and in space needs. One of the larger lawns in llnllian Jlill 1Estatrs is a certain way of being ready when_ yo~r needs for home .~xpansion develop. · LAWNS ·ARE LARGER · AND PRICES ARE LOWER IN 1 -o- }_ames H. Prentiss, 201 Cumberland The Woman's Guild of the Church road, Kenilworth, returned home Sun- of the Holy Comforter will entertain day evening after spending a month at a bridge party on Wednesday, Octon a ranch near Denver. ober 24. VACANT WINNETKA One-half acre, heavily wooded oak and hickory trees, on private drivet to purchaser acceptable to owner, for building a home in keeping with the character of the location, the owner will sell this tract for quick sale, at $15,000 net, plus special assessments for improvements approximating $17 5 per year. Termst twQ-thirds cash. This property is West of the tracks, overlooking the beautiful Skokie Valley, close to schools, less than a mile to the Hubbard Woods Station, in a neighborhood unsurpassed for any in Winnetka. lnqQiries by letter only. All inquiries will be answered. Address WINNETKA TALK Box A-177. ~· ; Jttbiuu 1lill 1E11tutts . ·et THAN IN ANY OTHER FINE COMMUNITY ON THE NORTH SHORE. DIRECTIONS: . West from Sheridan Road on Winnetka Avenue to its junction with Ridge Road; North one-half block to Hill Road; West to Locust Road and South along West boundary of Indian Hill Club to Indian Hill Estates. lttbiun iitll flihttts ll·n·gttl brJ BILLS REALTY, Inc. Loop Officts, zo8 South La Salle Stmt--Statt 0166 Indian Hill Estates Olicu. Locust and AablaaciWiL :a6gz-279:1 Sbtridan Road Officn. Del Lago District~Wil. 37.fO Opm Evening· ·e·nsss···a·eeeee··e··a·ee·ea··e ............ e. a ·