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, ~16 W .Il.'M E T T E . ·LTF E TO ADDRESS D. A. R. -Octobtr·.Z6, 1928 The Skokie Valley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its first regular meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. David DeCamp, 615 Abbottsford road, Kenil- Kenilworth Club Holding . worth Monday afternoon, October 29, HaUowe'en Party Tonight at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Harold Ickes, who is so well known on the north The Kenilworth club is having its hore, will speak on "The American annual Hallowe'en frolic thi.; evening including sport and afternoon Indian/' All members are urged to serving dinner at 7 :30 o'clock and folfrock~. $13.75 and up. attend. lowing thi s with dancing and a hard times party. Mrs. Alfred McDougal and her son,· The club announces for · Saturday Ill Wuhlagton A vt>., Wllmt>tte Alfred, Jr., 325 Abbottsford road, Ken- evening November · 3. a football and l,llOhf lVIl. 19~<&. ilworth motored to Decatur over last buffet ·supper with Mrs. Clyde Ross, weel<-end. Mrs. Harry Weese, and Mrs. Walter Noblr Gillett a s h.Jstesses. Supper will he served at 7. La~t year the Football parties were an innoYation hut were so well patronized and enjoyed hy the members LOW RATES- 1 DAY SERVICE- NO RED TAPE that they are repeated again this year. On ~oYemher 9, the club announces an entertainment of unusual mrrit. ~otircs will he sent out later. SPEC.IAL SALE Kenilworth Happenings Kenilworth LeQgue of Women. Voters Open New Season By P. H. It is surprising to see how steadily the Kenilworth League of Women Voters is growing both in number of memberships and in enthusiastic :mp port by the women of this community. It is no longer the proper thing to say that one i~ not interested in politics or in such a constructive organi zation as is the League of Women Voters and the Bulletin which is issued by the State and National league i~ as eagerly read as most of the fiction magazines. On Tuesday of this week the Kenil worth league held the first meeting for this season with Mrs. Quincy Wright as the speaker of the day. Mrs. Wright is of unusual attractivenes . and charm of manner and she pre - . sented her subject, "Some of the Cam paign Issues," with great clearness of style, making her Jioints clear and definite for her listeners. She told of the qualifications nercessary for the offices to be filled both in the State of Illinois and in the United States and drew the differences between those offices which requir.ed administrative qualities and those re quiring technical qualities. She was fair and unbiased in prt: senting the campaign issues in the present presidential election and truly rep-resented the spirit of the League of \Vomen Voters, which is non-partisan. The meeting was well attended. At the close of the talk a buffet luncheon was served bv Mrs. Thomas \~' hit<:-. chairman of tlie social committee. The league is co-operating with the Illinois league hy supporting the first . American appearance of Sarojini Naidu, the first woman of the Indian National Congress elected by vote of the entire nation, and former mayor of Bombay, who will speak in Orches tra hall on Sunday, October 28, at 3 :30 o'clock. on Fall Dresses Jeanette K. Marks 2nd MORTGAGES H. Manasse Sons ·lnvesbnent Co. ltf4 LAWRENCE AVE ·. , (;HICAGO . . KEYstone 1980 CLUB DANCE TONIGHT Th.· 1-(cnil\\'orth cluh is having a Hallo\\'e't.·n dinner dance and Hard Time . ; party at the cluhhouse this evening. Mrs. James Starr and Mrs. Harold Ticleman arr the hostesses of h t: l'\' Cll ill~. ~ATRONlZE OUR ADVERTISERS . . .:\1 rs. Hntrc Crandall, 515 \Varwick road, Ken :h, orth has as ·her guest, Mrs. Vosher!.!,· who ust.'d to be a resident here . .:\1 rs. Crandall entertained a few friends in honor of her guest on Friday. Unique and Delicious LUNCHEONS Unique in many respects, but in none more so than our scientifically prepared and balanced menus. Miss Megowen, a University graduate and an authority on balanced foods, personally selects all food stuffs and plans all menus. Each and every meal is perfectly balanced. Choice meats, a great variety of fresh vegetables carefully prepared, insuring wholesome food for grown-ups as well as children ·. ARRIVES IN ENGLAND L ber issues of Vogue, TOOK in the Novem- EXCELLENT FOUNTAIN SERVICE SANDWICHES- CAKES- CHOCOLATE SODAS SUNDAES OF ALL KINDS Those who patronize our FOUNTAIN will find the same standard of quality as in our famous Luncheons. Choicest fruits for our lces-SauctS, Sundaes and Chocolate Sodas. Then, too, our Ice Cream is not to be compared ~ith a factory product. In fact-a Fountain Service that cannot be excelled. Harper's Bazar, Good Housekeeping, Pictorial Review, Fashionable Dress, and other smart magazines for an amazing announcement of new style creations in Arch Preserver Shoes. Never before have such smartness and comfort been combined in one and the same shoe. The newest · models are now being shown in our sales room. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnston, 321 Melrose avenue, Kenilworth, have had a cable announcing the safe arrival of Miss Ruth Johnston at Southampton . Mr. and Mrs. Johnston arrived home from New York last Friday, where they had gone to sec Miss Ruth off for Europe. They stopped on the way home at Hanover to see the Dartmouth-Alleghany game. Richard Johnston, Jr., is a student at Dartmouth college. PLANNING CHURCH DINNER The Kenilworth Union church is to give an autumn dinner on November 7, at the Kenilworth Assembly hall. Mrs. Leon T. Ellis, 207 Cumberland avenue, is chairman and is gathering together an able group of helpers for the occasion which members and friends of the church are anticipating. Mr. and Mrs. War.ren Pease, 320 Leicester road, Kenilworth, entertained the evening bridge club Wednesdav evening. Mrs. W. W. Wheelock, 132 Oxford road .. Kenilworth, who recently underwent a tonsil operation, is home from the hospital. -o- fiROI~a~ SHOP DOWNTOWN EVANSTON IRED ALB PACKING . and SRIPPllfQ ef BOUMJI!Hnt.n onuos Unherslt7 110e TELEPHONE GREENLEAF .,,,,, 630 Church Street In The Carlson Building STORAGE