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16 WI'LMETTE LIFE July 29, 1927 GOL.FERS Be Our Guest Without Fee ·or Obligation Ballet Pantomime WiD J Barbecue Lures Fea~re Ravinia Fete 200 Villagers to In addition to the regular concert h C Cl b numbers to be presented by the Chit e OUntry U cago Symphony orchestra and explain"A pretty picture and a sumptuous ed by Eric DeLamarter, conductor, an affair" was the opinion expressed by elaborate ballet pantomime to be given those who attended and participated . in by the pupils of Miss Mildred Haessler the affair at the Ouilmette Country is being planned for the children's afternoon program next Thursday, Au- club last Sat\lrday evening. Nearly gust 4, at Ravinia park. The presenta- two hundred people, including memtion is entitled the "Pantomime of bers of the club and their friends, enCinderella," and is an adaptation of joyed the barbecue, which from re~Iassenet's "Sandrium." It wiil include ports was probably one of the most a number of dances in attractive cos- successful affairs that the club ever tumes. North shore people who are I held, considered both from the standinterested in Ravinia are reminded point of good things to eat and of the that on Thursday afternoon all chit- spirit of fun that prevailed during th C' dren. under twelve years of age are entire evening. admitted to the park free of charge, The barbecue menu consisted of and that reserve seats for the same af- broiled chicken, · lobster, corn and ttrnoon are free for everyone. . I melons, and could not have been improved upon except by King Oscar ~~ r. and ~f r:-;. Charles Masche and sardines. one member repor.ts. The daughter of 1211 Hill street returned barb~cue was followed by brtdge and last week to \Vilmette after spending dancmg. thret W('ck:-; at Lake Delavan, ~' is. Those present regretted the absena -oof the dub president, Albert N. Pagt. The \ i \ 'iltiam H. Ellis familY oi 8Z3 and his family, who are touring the Greenwood avenue left Tuesday morn- Pacific Coast. Charles Triggs, chairing to spend five weeks at their cot- man of the special entertainment comtagc at \Vaupaca. \Vis. mittec, handled the entire program in co-operation with the other members -oof the committee. Those who attended ~lr. and Mrs. John F. Hoffman, Jr., expressed a special vote of thanks to 192i Central avenue, have been spend- him in appreciation of his undertaking ing their vacation in the woods of and also to Chef Reinhart for his t::xnorthern \Visconsin. ccltent cuisine. I I . Enjoy playing on a rul sporty course with natural beauty. Only a thinv to forty minute drive to the gate. Louud on the west shore of Lake Zurich. Gentiles only. Good Food at Clubhouse Zurich Hills Country Club Chicago Office 820 Judge &ilk By Taste I These observad ' tionsareco~firme f LAKE ZURICH. ILL. N. Michigan Ave. - Superior 51 56 · LAST WIIK or RLJBY'S ~HOE SAl~ AT ALL fOUR · sHOPf. 2760 PAIRS OF SHORT AND DISCONTINUED ll NES · Of by the expenence w the mothers · "Select-are ser~ang d. d " the improve arinking milk, to their children. ho Taste is the unmistakable test of a milk's goodness. · Pour yourself a glass of Borden's. 1 2 3 4 THIS SEASONS WOMENS SHOES FOR SPORT, DRES5, WALKING AND EVENING USE. MANY SUITABLE fOR FALL WEAR, VAL.UES UP TO $18·5° IN TWO GROUPS hand de· The growt f the ve\opment o \ child ate norma . fat con' The buttet . h the tent agrees wtt c.hi\d. 0 co\ot The t~ne an~rfec.t. of sktn ate ..-d nourish· Lustte afnhait are at ment o the it best. atural The sweet.\ n the taste appea s. to ·\d's appetlte. Ch I Sip it-drink it. How sweet and pleasing it tastes! We invite all milk drinkers .to give the taste test to Borden's milk, and judge for themselves. Call in the Borden Milkman in your neighborhood to arrange (or service. FARM PRODUCTS CO. of lllinoi1 .... 5 _ I ..,._.' 10.~ AND ~8.~ ALfRED J. RUBXc GO fAST WASHINGTON ST. ~ EDGEWATER. BEACH HOTEL !.3~ EAST 5~~ST.,HYDE PARK~ ORJ(INGlON HOTEL EVANSTON BORDEN'S Wilmette 1545