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mmmffi ipfi ST M m0immM*m m y^imi^iM .................""IffIt f What People Are Doingfl: .............in Wilmette ♦"â€"â€"♦*4 Mr. Edward Welsh has taken a per- manent position in Bedford, Ind. Little Miss Jane Greiner celebrated her fifth birthday by a party. The flftn division of the Ladles' society of Methodist church will meet Friday with Mre. Harry W. Mod's. Mrs. James Smurr 741 Eighth street, is able to be about again after a continued illness. Mi88 Louise Fultz left last Thar* day for her heme at WapakOntfU, Ohio. She hi.s b«--ii *•!«» Miss Rose Yokel, j^11* wiiint-iU' avenue, for about a year. Mr. Milan U»*k pleased the audi- ence at the m. K- thurch last Sunday morning with >â-  vlol.n solo. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Wj, H. en wood avenue, Is , Waidner, 1<>4: . ~, t 007)111 at the Kvaiifton hospital. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Affleckâ-  m »1 «* £M„. lJeorge Pettinger. tor- are visiting at I ^ u* ^ ^^ ^^ ^ move to 124.0 Wiinvtt- avenue tomor- row. Mr. G»o. Watson «f Aurora died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. H. Mr. ana »u». «•«=* * â€" iâ€"----------- i whtte8la> 0f Hinsdae, March 16. tol, Conn., are viBltlng friends in Wil-1 ^ ^ ^ Collins, formerly of Wil- --"- mette, who - been in Bvanston hoa- Greenwood avenue, Hot Springs, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Van Ness, 611 Fsrest avenue, have returned from a •week's visit at French Lick, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Harper of Bris- W. Klbby has invited the Oard ;club for luncheon iffs mette. Mrs. G Tuesday April 1. Mr*. Arthur L. Rice, 518 Central •venue, entertained her reading circle at luncheon. Mrs. Geo. H. Weaver of 1020 Ash- land avenue entertained Wednesday afternoon with a bridge party. Misa Kathryn Scbneidenhelm enter- tains a number of her school friends this afternoon. Mrs. Percy Andrew of Lake avenue entertained her club at luncheon Tues- day. Master Ned Greiner is spending his Easter vacation with his grandmother in Terre Haute, Ind. Mrs. C G. Todd, 607 Seventh Btreet, will entertain the Thursday luncheon tfub this week. Mrs. Robt. Humphrey and daughter have gone to Dixon, 111., to spend the vacation. Mr. Walter W. Baldwin has re- turned from a two weeks' trip to the south on business. Mrs. Norman T. wassette of Parts, France, has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Stolp this week. Mrs. L. O. Baird left Tuesday for a visit Of a couple of weeks with friends in Omaha, Neb. Mrs. H. I* Markenna of Chicago was the guest of Mrs. D. I* Earl, 238 Doyle court, for several days last fel^. Master Lo Rue Davis, 288 Doyle 11 court,.went.to Waukegaa Saturday to fl| 'spend his week's vacation with his :|ff cousin, Master Bion Bradbury. ***- -'â-  The "saany friends of the Bartholo- mew family will regret to hear, of \^^^:^isninn tromWttnu^ib to take *â„¢fi'tip their home in New York city. mgu. Miss BStsabeth Brown, daughter of tl&ife- Mr. and Mrs. Melville J. Brown, 788 Eleventh street, is 111 with scarlet ilswr." Miss Helen Palmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Palmer. 1182 Forest avenue, entertained Monday evening with a card party. I Monday evening the Boxer dub were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Skinner at dinner. This was the last party of the season for the club. i Mr*. J; H. Brace of New York city, •later of Mrs. Frank T. Cutler, is coming to mate an extended visit in Wilmette and Chicago. Miss Hasel Wells, a teacher at the pianist, and Kirk Towns, baritone. Musical conservatory at Macomb, 111., spent her vacation in Wilmette last Mr. Roland D. Carlson and Miss Xanm N. Shelter of Rockf ©rd, ill., were married at the M. a. church parsonage last Saturday nbbn by Rev. T. K. Gale. Mrs. B. Schults. n2i Lake avenue, who has been quite ill, is now improv- ing and expects to be able to be about soon. Mrs. Stone, the mother of Mrs. Charles Patterson, 418 Tenth street, is ill at the Evanston hospital, where she underwent a serious operation, but Is recovering nicely. t Mrs. A. G. Melville and son, 1022 Greenwood avenue, who have been spending the winter In Jacksonville, Fla., returned to their home last week. Mrs. EJ. A. Van Benthusen, 1322 Cen- tral avenue, announce the engage- ment of her daughter, Grace E., to Barton Emory Buckmann, also of Wil mette. In the storm Sunday evening a large tree was blown >down falling on the conservatory of the new home of T. J. Winnette, Chestnut avenue and Thirteenth street, causing a great amount of damage and frightening the family. Rev. Smith «f New York addressed the Catholic women of St Francis Xavier's church Tuesday afternoon on "The Catholic Woman'B Club of New York." This meeting was held with the view or organizing a like club in Wilmette. pital. return^ to h. r home-in Chi- cago with the bright prospect of re- newed health. Mrs. Frank Collier of 601 Lake ave- nue, returned last week from an ex- tended trip through the south. While in Florida she visited Mr. and Mrs. Burton Tbomo at their home at Os- prey. The Reading circle met with Mrs. Frank L. Koontz for lunch Tuesday. They read "Mind the Pairit Girl," by Pinero, ;ind on Wednesday went to tbe Illinois to see Billie Burke In the play. Mrs. Ethel Anderson, mother of Master I* Hue Davis of 23« Doyle court, has been "seriously ill with! The pupils of Madame Eda Goe- pneumonia She was visiting in Ke-1 decke, assisted by Mrs. Florence But- nosha, Wis., when taken ill Her son i Jer gnite, soprano, gave a recital at received a letter from her aunt Friday j ^ -wilmette Woman's club Tuesday stating she was comaleacent. evening, March 25. The program was Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kidder, who â- 'M fouowg; have occupied the home of Mrs. Erwln . BarcBrotle..............-----Kullack MME. C8EDECKE GIVES RECITAL IN WILMETTE on Central avenue for the past two Frances Cutler years, will leave Wilmette April 10 ! capricietto .........Ph. Scharwenka for a trip to California. Their stay there Is indefinite, but later they ex- pect to make their home In the East. News has been received from Balti- more, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Henry Keith, formerly of WOmstte," of the birth of a daughter. Marcfc 18. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phelpe of Woodbine avenue are spending a few weeks in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Ford, 1109 Greenwood avenue, are preparing to move to Omaha, Neb., where they have been for several weeks. Mrs. Ford is now In Wilmette visiting her friends and looking after the removal of their household goods. Mr. Stanley Gonyo of Kline street spent the week's end with his brother Anthony at Antioch, 111. He was ac- companied by Mr. Hugo Meyers of West Railroad avenue. Mr. Gonyo stated they were going to Anttoca to buy some horses, but a little bird has whispered that it was not horses that Mr. Meyers went to look at, bat a little dear. The last of the artists' recitals given under the auspices of the Wil- mette Woman's club will be on Thurs- day evening, March 27, at 8:16. The entertainment will consist of Russian and classical dances by Irene Buikie- wicsz, and music by Elsie De Voe, week. Mrs. M. C. Baker has returned to (her hone. 347 Hill street She has been visiting relatives In Iowa and \^i|lew. Lenox. tit Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schlosser and V-Stttle daughter have returned to Wil- H dinette and will reside at 229 Doyle â-  ^Oourt. ?^; Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Boice and little â- t|taughter, Betty, of Orange, New Jer- %*# are here for a short visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Snider. lv The Town club will hold their March dancing party at tbe Woman's club building Saturday evening. Music â- â- ; •â- â€¢^â- â€¢Krelt :"'. ^iMrfc Ro#o Caaper of 220 Wood court left Friday morning for Plimath, Ind., '£tor a visit of several weeks with rela- :V;-!|*f^:-:.!t'to her.old home. She will B« doubt have an enjoyable visit ^Miss-Myrtle D'Arcey, who is teach- ing school In Baxrington, spent the Easter vacation at her home, 1002 ;^:^r^l«^-street.- -.-â- -• v.rtfi^^'l^wA'*1** **& meet wttn vtx%- ^•^:.st!-siitf6^,v6W.La|fe avenue, Tues- ^::^/;afternoo^..Ap^^;' Mrs. Snider V:^%ffl^[»B)d.. •> paper on"Brittany and Miss Elisabeth Baird, daughter of Bey. sad Mrs. U O. Baird, 67 Crescent :>- place, started toe spring vacation par- tte with luncheon lor a number of |||^ -iriands last- Monaay afternoon. . Miss Elixabeth Baird, 57 Crescent p;>laee, ectortalaed sixteen of her girl friends at a Japanese luncheon Mon- day :,:. Three . of;; her ; Uttle friends ;;-greased i* *j$jmm. m^mm •**#** ^^^-wenma^ ntumti Ut her home Mrs. Q. W. Haskins and daughter, Margaret, of 423 Central avenue, left Friday to spend the Easter vacation at Wells College, Aurora, New York, where Mrs. Haskins' daughter, Eliza- beth, is attending school. Miss Elisa- beth win return with them as far as Buffalo, where they will spend a few" days together visiting nearby place* of interest. ^: The members of the Royal Arcanum listened to a highly instructive aj)d entertaining talk on Mexico by tftrv Eugene Murray Aaron, F. G. S„ day evening, March 24. He gave expeTienceB while there in. sclen research, stad described the topo phy, natural characteristics of country and people, the flora fauna. Master Bill Faherty, Jr., of 157 Kline street celebrated his seventh birth- day Saturday afternoon, March 22,j hy entertaining about twenty of itHs, young playmates. After dancing tnd a number of games vere( played «& fresbments were served. A lawff birthday cake with seven lighted dan- dles was on the table and was cut bT the young host. On leaving all Jfejt^. pressed themselves having a gtjwuf time. Mrs. Faherty was assistedpp Mrs. R. P. Smith ana Mrs. Ed BsW* :ley. |p Margaret Dlngee II Desiderio ............. Virginia Olwln Murmuring Brook ........ ____________Ethel Flentye Vocal SoTeP^""" .Cramer . .Bonn ....Fontei .d'Hardelot .. Merkel "Ich Liebe Dich" . "I Hid My Love" Mrs. Snlte Spring Song .............. Mrs. C. C. Mitchell Valse Caprice ......:.....Newlander Hope Miller Impromptu, Op. 28, No. 3-----Reinhold Martha Lusted Air de Ballet ...........Moskowsky Miss Almeda Lewis Praecludlum, Op. 10........McDowell Miss Marjorle Lusted "Song of the Brook" ........v -Lack Mrs, David* Webster "Why?" Op. 12, No 3 .....Schumann "Novelette"...............Schumann Mrs. Luther* Livingston Vocal Soloâ€" "Yesterday and Today"..G. Strauss "My Heart is Singing*'..Sans Soud ' Mrs. Snite Impromptu in A flat.........Chopin Miss Katherine Hodgkins Mazurka, Op. 21..........Saint-Saens "Hark, Hark, the Lark"........ .'....................Schubert-Liszt Miss Mary Gates Prelude In C sharp minor........ mt~,..................Rackmaninofl Mrs. Joseph F. Davis j^mpoao ...................Binding Mrs. Edward E. Rathbone STAFFORD PEMBEBTON Miss Gertrude Hoffman in Garden oh fcWsrXdance in iwiy to Parfcr no|r >Uylng at 'American /a. TIM, I FUI Now is the tlmV-ft haWVoBf Putters, Down Spouts and Tfa. JRoofs Looked Over befoie:tj«r 'â-  Sprin| Rains •• ~ *â-  ' ;'^;i OfOcc, 1124 Central. Mwss #|s VWk Avtk, (!â- â- ), For Bakery Goods of erfine Quality yon can place before the dtecrimiuatiiifsguest call It^fc Shfte Bakery ...fUl^ CENTRAL AVENUE ^Sill^Nhwnea^ Wilmette 418-*14. llyllfmfMe.^4, Auto Delivery phW.Faupel heVillage Electrician fh cojinection with his regular Electrical ContiSStog business, has put In A ful llle of tolum- bia GrafAoWXsJd Records. You are invfeJe. to come and hear^snem.."'" ^ Mb W. RAILROAD AVE. Phone 622 v Â¥WI«iette> WILMETTE WOMAN'S CLUB MEETINGS Last Wednesday afternoon a very large ;ind enthusiastic gathering of about 250 ladles assembled at the Woman's club house to witness the play given by the Young Ladies' aux- iliary, entitled "The Suffragette." The parts were well taken, the only criti- cism so far heard Is that it was not long enough. The ladies' violin quar- tet added materially to the entertain- ment The parts were taken as fol- lows: First violin, Mrs. Macauley; second violin, Miss Eleanor Serrell; third violin, Mrs. Talt; fourth violin. Mrs. Bennett; accompanist, Mrs. Ruth Roberts. The selections played were "Cinderella March." by Papini, and "Serenade," by Helmesberger. The following women were guests of members of the club: Mesdames W. E. Ingersoll, W. H. Clark, J. A. Kauffman, C. C. Cameron, Andrew J. Woodcock, Win. Hojpklns. Geo. W. Hess, Chas. Smith, H. V. Donaldson, Geo. Caven, J. J. Lindman, Negus, and Misses Margaret Renneckar, Marjorle Day, Hester Davies, Jennie Doig, Ruih Thompson, Mildred McCullough, Nourse, Ida Nourse, Burge and Butz, all of Wilmette. Among the out-of-town guests were: Mesdames Stoebler and Houston of Irving Park, Mrs. Louise Mallacki of Chicago, Mrs. Cassius M. Clay of Park Ridge, Mrs. B. Clark of Saybrook, Conn., Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. Lane of Kenosha, Mrs. J. A. Bright of New York city, Mrs. Louise Bruno of Down- er's Grove, III., Mrs. Robert Hall and Mrs. Hall and Mrs. E. H. Stafford of Glencoe, Mre Lyman Baird of Chi- cago, Mrs. Newall of Boston, Mrs. White of Evanston; Mrs. H. W. Smith of Edgewater, Mrs. Porter of Evans- ton, Mrs. C. J. Peterson of Chicago, Mrs. Sorrel and Miss Sorrel of Kenil- wortb, Mrs. Frieze of Kenilworth, Mrs. Mitchell of Edgewater, Mrs. Menely of Chicago, Miss Ward of Alexandria, Minn., Miss Higley of Ravenswobd, Miss Booth of Chicago. Music Study Class. OTI T^"""**" ersalag, April ift the Music Study class of the Wilmel te Woman's club will give a music i 'e- cltal at the club house, to which i ill members of the club and their escoi ts are invited. Members of the stu iy class are privileged to invite thrsa guests, including an escort. Domestic Science Day. Wednesday, April 2, Is to be Dome s- tic Science day^n the Woman's cl« b. There will be a competitionTU.d lr There will be a competitive exhibit* >n of culinary triumphs to which t: le townspeople are invited to contrlbul e. Work done by the children of the six th and seventh grades will be a feature of the exhibit, and one which will ie of the greatest interest to the publ c. Badges of honor will be given to t] ie winners in the various contests. Tl ie club house will not be open to tl ke public until 2:30 p. m., when the sale of contributions will begin. The pi o- ceeds of the occasion will go tows "d the salary of the physical director >f the grade schools. Mrs. Alvin Buta Is chairman of tl ie affair, and is assisted by the follow- ing committees: Cakes and Breadsâ€"Mrs. Chas. Sa n- ford Clark, chairman; Mrs. George L.. Martin, Mrs. Ralph Baker, Mrs. Cha s. Mitchell, Mrs. B. F. Brown, Mrs. J. 1 *• Long, Mrs. T. C. Thompson. Saladsâ€"Mrs. B. B. Rathbone, chair- man. Dessertsâ€"Mrs. Wlllard H. Thayer, chairman; Mr* Claude Fitch, Mrs. Ii-a Jones, Mrs. Bmil Buts, Mrs. Frai k Gallagher. ' Candiesâ€"Mrs. Donald Gallie, chair- man; MJto. H. J. Burt, Mrs. C. E. Re|a iieekar, Mr* :*rank" L. aionts^^l. John Monroe, Mrs. J. A. BurrUC â- $% Canned Goods (preserveaV'-Mrs. Louis Springer, chairman; Mrs. F. D. Day. Mrs. M. H. McMillan. Mrs. J. C. Mannerud. Mrs. Arthur Allen, Mrs. EJ. p. Fatch, Mrs. Benj. F. Blyrayer. Specialties and Noveltiesâ€"Mrs. R. W Jordan, chairman: Mrs. Louis Bruch. Mrs. J. Colt, Mrs. C. W. Braith- waite, Mrs. O. C Murdock, Mrs. Rich. J. Mulvey.' Domestic Science Exhibit of Sixth and Seventh Gradesâ€"Mrs. Mortimer Skinner, chairman; Mrs. John Couffer, Mrs. Frank T. Cutler. Mrs. J. B. Olwln will have charge of the tea room. Have you ever figured out Just what Sterling means to yon in WUmettctf It's a guarantee of BeWpe, Isn't ii? It is another wat of killing Satis- faction. \ l# \J That is what IheWod Hodfekeeplu g sign means in otrlwindow. Selling Nationally Adverds.xl Aoods %do*s spell satiafactlon. J Shtisiactionito us because we kno v the goodslare right, because they sell onickw, so our stock Is alwaj a new. Sattpfaction to yon became they give the service yott expect«f them. _ Make the national magacines yotr catalogues. Let us supply you with the goods. If they are to be foun 1 In a drug store we have thorn. Renneclutr Drug CotnpAti^ r PkMMMsa* sad tl« Vflmstt^ Ittbsoi» DOUBLE CEREMONY IN WILMETTE The Prochnow home, on Hill, cor- ner of Fifteenth street, Wilmette, was the scene of a pretty double ceremony on Saturday, March 22. At 8 p. m. Mr. Peter Hermann and Mrs. Caroline Prochnow were united in wedlock. Following the marriage service an In- fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwara Prochnow and grandchild of the bride was ehristened. The Rev. Schelber of Evanston officiated at both services. A supper was served to about eighty guests, after which dancing was the feature of the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hermann will reside in Chicago. WILMETTE MAN ROBBED. W. J. Faherty, 157 Kline street, was held up Friday night in Chicago by two men and was seriously injured. He was. taken to the Alexian Bros.' hospital, where his wounds were dressed. His face was badly bruised, one eye was cut and six stitches were taken in bis head. Several doctors worked over him for a number of hours before he was in condition to be removed to his home. The doc- tors stated it would be some time be- fore he would be able to attend to his business. Turquoise a Horsey Stone. The turquoise is the especial pro- tection of horsemen and averts acci- dent- •" general._________________ S..H. CRAMER Dry Goods and Notions 3"â- â- !*'>'.'fe^WH: WUmettB AUTHORIZED TO DC A BANKING BUSt NESS UNDER STATO SUPERVISION CAPITAL and SURPi^tfS $60,000.00 W Safety Deposit Bjxes THE Bank is nons^qtVgp^d -with one of the w|l co^pjjrf e Safety Deposit VaultsnnJtheVicin- ity of ChicjflA The*«xes afforjL, patrons aejWlute protectjojasfor valuable p»Jf%s, etc., ag<rtfist fire and burglars/besides the conveni- ence of Jppving this protection right here at home. The equipment contains three hundred boxes and they are becoming very popular at the reasonable rentals asked. - The officers of the Bank invite inspec- tion of this new safety deposit box system. * CENTRAL AVE. AND TWELFTH STREiS Wilmette, Illinois. Telephone Wilmette Nlpi JUNG'S PHA1 J. B>«KH.MI$&BrpROP. Wilmette anir*fUjlroad Avenues £i*pbona Drags, So^rtfriter, Stationery, Per>o3tham^Clg» r» •nd CaSUlca. Prwcriptloot Carefully Compou nd NotiQi enhefs far 1 Spring vtifidht bff Athenia Undermfs far Ladies and Chimren now in. Also new wash goods of all kinds in every quality. Phone 588 1146 Central Ave. Schultz & Nord WilMtts320 TAlLoRIjrfj new Prodess Cleamne and Dyeing 609 West Railroad Avenue WILMETTE, ILL. iJH» OOD Dress- VJ ers demand artin cloth^the nice jto$m, tfre distinctive tone,^jkarac- ter, stjie an^Xfie finest workmanship to be had. GEORGE J. EBER todies' Tailor • and ass. . •â- â- â-  ;.' Custom Tailor 113! GrMAteaf Aveme .NT Leare yonrtsfaar forlhe Lake Shore Hews and VrSmui Dally Hews at RSHRICK4ar8 WrMttTTE, and ?'our alrwiU be pabUsnsuMa the irstnsnt fcUowing. J. A. H0H WISCONS] Full Dress Suits Made to Order BERG Tel. 232 1126 Central Ave,,Wilmette Wilmette Beaptv Shop Eiiih M. Kilmer Second Floor The Jnigh Class Beauti- 11^2 *tying Done MiUli Central Are., Wil it asMrk qmatli] to j udMADETO OKDt W» fticit your . X ILMETT Pore Milk and Credun !£J AIRY^ andCbeete 1819 Elm wood Avenue TELEPHONE W WILMETTE. Ofc ReaWence 1036 Office 10W JAMES A. SIjWNE0 REAL ESTATE, RENTIN^, LOAMa/rtWD INSURANCE 1128 Central Avenue / ^Wiisifette, Illinois We also have some cbolie bargains in North Shore property. NORTH SHORE PROPERTY I/' WE AREHXADfiUi -â€" - â- , Glenm BRANCH OFFICES: Roger/Parlytfnt and HighUnd Park McGuire<SS Orr«4W«r^s858p»»s,re* C^ 'â- '.'â- â-  r or nearly #0 years • CHICAGO'S HEADQU _â€"roK----- High GradfeRub W.h.saw4 INCQUFOaATEB . .:>..* L-' _ â-  105-107 So. Wabash Avenue Chicago, 1U. WW&