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April 19, 1929 WILMETTE ·L.I FE Mrs~ Harold Ti<teman, Mrs. JaP~es Prentiss, Mrs. Tom Dix, Mrs. Don Mercer, Mrs. W. W. Wheelock, Mrs. Wendell Clark, and Mrs. Sanford Holden, were among the Kenilworth women who entertained friends at the Alpha· Phi bridge and Fashion show given at the Evanston Country club Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Nellie A. Hanna staged the fashion revue. ·T ea in Kenilworth Inaugurates Drive . for Infant Welfare The Infant Welfare ·soc1etv of Kenilworth held an annual "get. together" meet:ng on Monday of this week with Mrs. Arthur Ruf, chairman of the work in Kenilworth, in char!!e of the m eeting. Together with hoer commiUee a . most interesting and plea'sant afternoon had been planned. Miss Sara Place, the superintendent of the Infant Welfare society of Chicago, came out to Kenilworth to tell the members about the work the society is doing and while thi·s was fairly clear in the minds of most of her listeners. it was an added inspiration to hear her tell oi the progress the society has made and to hear the little intimate details of some of the intere'3ting cases the stations are helping. This is "Infant Welfare Week" and the drive is on to raise fund s. Every resident will be approached and any gi ft to the society will be appreciated. Philip Armour, Ill of Chicago, who ha s recently been elected to the pre5i dency of the Infant \Velfare societ\', also told of the work and its value and its needs. He suggested that in making wills or in planning to leave sums of money to charitable projects to remember thi·3 society. Its need is that it be endowed. Lawyers are urged to remember this when thev have cli ents asking advice as to the distribution of their property and to encourage gifts to this most worthy cause. The rooms were most arti·stically beautified by masses of ca11a lilies and forsythia arranged by Mrs. Bentley McCloud and Mrs. Hugh Foresma n, and a most delicious tea wa·3 served. HOSTESSES AT BENEFIT ·· B 'fA'fB· .. ' 19. Family Sports .. Rendenoua I~' miles west of Wianetka Amid Bridle Paths, Forest Preserves, Golf Courses, many other eRtates near. Seven room modern house, 2 car garage, stable, outbuildings, fruit trees, all clty conveniences, 40 minutes from loop. Ideal for children. 132x 272 feet, additional acreage adjoining. Phone Kentlworth 309. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ketcham and their children returned to Ke~ ilworth from Coronado Beach on Sunday where they have beet'i since Jan11arv. C.Lytton 8 Sons STATE and JACKSON- Chicago ORRINGTON and CHURCH-E'VatUton , 'BUB THE·u. ; ==.;. i \ '=' ,~ T IS · I' Reveals Intimate Views of Many Gardens in Italy The Kenilworth Home and Garden club met Monday, April 15, with Mrs. John Wilds, 244 Oxford road. After the transaction of the regular business affairs, a delightful talk on "Italian Gardens" was given by Mrs. \¥or~h Dunham. The speaker wa·3 able to touch upon her subject not only from the viewpoint of a traveler who glimpses foreign gardens in her journeys but from that of one who has really known them. Mrs. Dunham has members of her own family residing in Italy and has made extended vi'3its there. She brings to her talk an intimate and personal touch that charms her hearers. Mrs. Howard C. Bent, 338 Melrose avenue Kenilworth, has her sister, Mrs. I. W. Baker of Rye, N. Y., visiting her. Last week Thursday Mrs. Bent entertained at luncheon and bridge in honor of her guest. Mrs. Baker is · well known in Chicago and several parties have been given in her honor. She expects to be here until the last of next week. THINGT 9tS 9n CVetg One of Out 1[undteds of Suits and . qDpcoats AT THE t l $j0 In Our Evanston Shop -oMr. and Mrs. Michael Mannebach, 140 Roh5art road, Kenilworth, are sailing on April 20, on the S. S, Columbus from New York, for a three months' vacation in Europe. They expect to visit France, England, Italy and Germany and will not return to this com1try until August. -oMrs. Sanger Brown of Indian Hill and Mrs. Robert Law, 24 Warwick road, Kenilworth, have returned from California where they spent several weeks at Coronado Beach and Pasadena. They came home by way of the Grand Canyon. -oMr. and Mrs. Guy Littell, 322 Woodstock avenue, Kenilworth, left Saturday for Hot Springs, Va., to spend two weeks. They also expect to go to Washington, D. C., for a few days. And Just As 1mpoitantYOII CET MORE VALliE TOO I T ISN'T the price of a garment that counts as much as the Style that'· in it. Here are Suits and Topcoats at ·so that ean keep company with I the best-because they have STYLE. Our business has been bullt on Style, but our great volume removes the necessity of the extra premium that smartness usually commands. If ts0 is your price-first see what extraordinary preparations we have made to please you. We'll 888ure you that you won't care to look farther. CHICAGOANS-incomparable at -35 ""40