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WILMETTE LIFE February. 15, 1929 Jena Jensen Will Speak · Junior Hikers · Arrange Garden Club Hobby Show in New Gym at Home and _ THE MEW BOWARD The Juni~r Hikers, organization of boys under Scout age, will hol.d a hobby ·5how in the new memonal gymnasium of the · Joseph, Sears school, Kenilworth next Saturday, February 23. This i; the first eve1!t of its kind ever staged in Kenilworth by th~ Loys. The gymnasium will be open tn_ the afternoon and a 3hort program IS to be prese~ted in the ~·teniug. TO LEAD IN GRAND MARCH Miss Charlotte Eckhart, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Percv Eckhart of 206 Cumberland road, · Kenilworth, will lead a wing of the grand march at the ~1 ilitarv ball at the Cniversity of Chicago in · April. It is of interest to note that both of Mi ss Eckhart's parents \vent to the university and that last year, her grandfather, B. A. Eckhart. gave a sum ( ( money sufficiently large to build a n w hall for mat~e matics, physics. and astronomy whtch is to be known as Eckhart hall. The Home and Garden club . of Kenilworth will meet Monday evenmg, February 18, at the home of ~r. and Mrs. Charles Howe on. Kemlworth avenue. This is an occas10n when the husbands of the members of the club will enjoy the sociability of the club and hear one of its programs. J ens Jensen of \\.7ilmette, noted. lands.cape architect will give one of hts fascmating and beautiful talks on landscaping and gardening. SNOW DELAYS ·MOTOR TRIP Because of the heavy snow storms, Mr. and Mrs. George Benson and their family, 210 Melrose avenue, Kenilworth. were not able to leave for Florida on Saturday as planned, but left a day or two later. They expected to take four days to drive down. making their first stop Indianapolis, then Louisville, and Nashville. They will spend several days each, first at Belleair, then at Sarasota, Miami Beach, and Palm Beach, before returning home. They expect to be gone a month. Mr . Rudolph ~latz and her daughter, Miss Ruth, of \Vinnctka. and LECTURE SERIES Louise Otis, of \\'innetka. sailed Dr. Herbert L. Willett is presentin~ Saturday on the Steamship Conte weekly lectures on "Pilgrim's Progress" Grande for Italy. They are to travel in every Wednesday evening at the Union Italy and France for three · months. church in Kenilworth. Everyone is -ocordially invited to attend. The Kenilworth Study class is meeting this week at the home of ~~ r s. Dean Vail, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Littell, \Voodstock avenue. ]. Dean Vail. 150 Abingdon avenue. -oThis evening the Kenilworth club is Kenilworth, was operated upon in having a supper-bridge. There are sev- Boston last week for appendicitis. He is in his freshman year at Harvard. eral small dinner parties being given. -o- . -0--:- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bulley, 220 Sheri~Ir s. Harry \Veese, 141 Kenilworth dan road. Kenilworth. have gone to avenue. Kenilworth, entertained her Florida for a few weeks. bridge club at luncheon last Friday. -o~frs. Joseph Starr, 220 Raleigh road. -o-~fr. and Mrs. Sam Clark, 135 Fuller Kenih"·orth. entertained her bridge club lane. \Yinnetka, have returned from a ~ n Tuesdav. trip to Cuba. Complete $)50.00 If You Are Wearing Your Hair ShortYou will be interested in the smart new modes in hair cutting available at this shop. The Vanity Box is still very new and we welcome every opportunity to prove the excellence of our work. For this reason, we are making a special offer this week. With Nine Tubes. Installation Free Electro-Dynamic Speaker, of course! Come in and hear it. We will be glad to compare it with any other set you may care to hear. Open Evenings Convenient Terms Hair Cutting ........ 7 5c and $1 Hair Cut, Shampoo and Finger Wave. Very Special at .... $2 North Shore Talkilll Maehiae C:o. 712 Church Street Phone Univ. 4523 636 EVANSTON CJuuch Stn!et ~ ~9700 Entranct--Carlson Building-Suite 2 2 2