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Febru;lry 7, 1930 WILMETTE LIFE 11 cne owing to the recent death of Miss Fisher's father. Robert W. Tansitl, 602 Lake avenue, with his son, Bobby, is spending two months on the Natural Bridge ranch, Payson, Ariz. -o- Wilmette Fire Department Principal of Stolp Fights Blue in Winnetka Will Give Address The Wilmette Fire department as"Lincoln, Literature" sisted Winnetka firemen in fighting a The Catholic Woman's club of Evanston will .c elebrate lincoln's birthday Wednesday afternoon with songs, a tdk by .Miss Margaret Hayes, principal of Byron Stolp school, and two .one-act plays. The meeting will begin at 2 o'clvck at 1560 Oak avenue, Evanston. Mrs. Edward J. O'Connell of Evanston, who is program chairman, has arranged the program in two parts. The first part consists of patriotic song3 sung by :-nembers of the club, and the talk on " Lincoln and Literature" by Miss Hayes. Miss Ruth Hanak, concert pianist, wilt open the second part of the program with two groups of selections. 'fwo casts directed by Miss Mary Snyder of Northwestern universitv school of speech will present the one-act plays, "Fourteen" by Alice Gerstenberg-, and "For Distinguished Service" by Florence Clay Knox. The cast of "Fourteen" con sists of Mrs. H. G. Prosser, 803 Lake avenue, Miss Vera Leahy and Miss Alice Mark. The cast "For Distinguished Service" includes Miss Dorothy Purcell, 1\liss Mary C~rmell, and Miss Mary Hoyne. Mr~. Walter D. Lawrence, 520 Lake avenue, and Mrs. Joseph A. V. Turck. 522· Linden avenue, were co-hoste sses to members of their reading club at luncheon last Friclav at Sha:.'. nee Country club. · bl~ze that destroyed a large residence which was being remodeled for William H. Lyon at 34 Indian Hilt road, \\iinnetka, Friday · morning, ] anuary 31, shortly after 6 o'clock. The total loss on the building \vas expected to reach $65,000, a~cording to the report of Fire Chief Walter Zibble of Wilmette. Wilmette firemen answered two other calls during the last week, both of them on Saturday afternoon, February 1. One was · at 225 Central Park avenue, where a garage that ·was being remodeled into a residence caught fire, causing slight damage, and the other was at 907 Elmwood avenue, an automobile fire that did no damage. Mr. and Mrs. George Benson, 210 Melrose avenue, Kenilworth, are planning a trip south, spending a week at Palm Beach, a few days at Miami. St. Petersburg, and other places. They expect to leave February 10, and will be gone a month. While they are at Palm Be~ch they wilt be joined by Mr. genson's mother, and his sister ~nd brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Eddy of Evanston. -oMrs. Mary E. Fowler, who has been Yisiting several weeks with her daut.~h ter, Mrs . R. A. Walton of 1607 Forest avenue, has left for Ber\\'ick, Pa. S!H~ wil spend some time there with "\1r. Walton's parents ..Mr. and Mrs. C. N. \Valton. ANNOUNCES TROTH Mrs. Caarles Fisher of Evanston has announced the engagement of her daughter, Ruth Miles, to Edwin Brown Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Pollitz of Ke~wanee, Ill. Miss Fisher attended Northwestern university and is a member of Delta Gamma sorority. Mr. Gray also attended Northwestern and is a member of Delta U pstlrm fraternity. The wedd.ing which will take plact! in the spring, will be a quiet ----------------------------------- Mr. and Mrs. Archie G. Franklin, 849 Sheridan road, entertained their bridge club last Friday evening at their home. * During the past twenty years there have been many changes in merchandise, in merchandising methods and in ideas of service-But paramount and unchanging has been-and will be-Selling to a merchandise standard of quality instead of down to Price. MILLEN HARDWARE CO. 1219 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wiln1ette 3060 A Heart Filled With Home Made - ,,__......\ \' DUTCH MILL ~.... ~'\-' CANDIES Suggestions for Who Could Wish a Better Valentine A box of Dutch Mill Home Made Candy-a distinctively delightful Valentine. More than 101 varieties to choose from-packed in paper covered heart boxes. satin covered boxes and other lovely containers; also, a truly wonderful assort·ment of candies for your Valentine party. Valentine's Day If you are planning a Valentine party you'll appreciate the many aids found in our store. Select from a wide variety of · Invitations, Place Cards, Tally Cards, Nut Cups, Cut-outs, and Colorful Decorations. Salted Almonds Cashew Nuts Salted Pecans Salted Pistachios Spiced Almonds Glorious Valentines When your thoughts turn to "H er" or "H' 1m " your eyes will be directed to our lovely Valen· tines of gorgeous lace designs or comic cards. Make Your Own Valentines-Materials 2Sc ourc I Wilmette Shop 1187 Wilmette Ave. Lake Forest Shop 284 E. Deerpath Ave. Chandler's Gift Shop 1567 Sherman Ave. EVANSTON ... I Shops All Over Chicago I