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WILMETTE LIFE July 29, 1927 Dinner Dances Popular at Illinois Golf Club a half west of the Glencoe city limits on the Dundee road, and about two blocks west of the Skokie Valley elecDinner dances are proving highly tric line. It was organized three years poJ>.ular particularly among young ago by a group of Westmoreland and people, with residents of the north Edgewater club men. An attractive shore who freqpuent thr Illinois Golf Spanish clubhouse has been opened this summer and is. lending impetus to club this summer. The club is located about a mile and both the sports and · sodal" · programs. Dinner dances are - held at intervals of three weeks or so. New Group at Arden Is Badly in Need of · In the "Good Old" Sumt~ter Time! WISCONSIN Mr. and Mrs. Byron Coon of Evanston announce the birth of a daughThere is a new group of campers at ter, Audrey Vinita, July 13, at St. Arden Shore, Lake Bluff, and th~rc Fran cis hospital. Mrs. Coon was form- is new need for donations of clothmg erly Audrey Beem of Wilmette . . for them. Manv of the mothers at Arden Shore she reports, have barely enough. clot!ling for themselves and for the1r clulSunday, July 31, ·i s the date of this year's big water carnival at Racine, Wisconsin. Everyone will remem· clreit. EYery sort of clothing for every ber the beautiful regatta a year ago. The cc. ..,mg event has been planned on an even more elabor~te scale. Be there by all means! "A night in Veruce ··-on the Root River, Racine-sponsored by the Racme age and size is most acceptable .there. Chamber of Commerce. All day and all evening·-admission free. Miles and miles of illuminated floats, Furniture is needed, too, and ptllows. on canoes, will pass the judge's stand at Horlick's Dam in the evening. Bring your lunch for an all-day. or anything that will make the place picnic. Conveniently reached by North Sh~ Line trains; leave trains at Racine statio~. more comfortable. Discarded toys will be welcome, too, at the camp, for youngsters beg to take back the little things given then1 during th~ir sojourn there-the fir~t nlaything s that many of ~hem cvt'r had. This season "The biders" has hl'l'll built there and given by Mrs. ]. ]. ~iddall of Glencoe as a home for grandmothrrs who have no place nor means in the hot cit v to find rest or relaxati on. The hou ~r is made com· f\1rtable with a fireplace and porche ;-; and chair s and other fmni sh ings, and four old grandmothers :-trc g ratcfull~· Antioch Oconomowoc rnjoying it. Channel Lake Nashotah Lakes Clothes of All Sorts Lake Geneva Twin Lakes Powers Lake ~ -· Take North Shore Line trains to Kenosha, and North Shore Line Motor Coaches from there on regular schetiule. Through tickets. Loon Lake Round Lake Lake Villa . Fox Lake District Grays Lak~ · Volo- McHenry Nehmabin Lakes Silver Lake Delafield Waukesha Beach Nagawicka Lake Pewaukee Lake Take North Shore Line to Mil. waukee-step Into T.M.E.R.&L. trains at door of our Milwaukee terminal, for theee potnu. Through tickets. 'Mr. and ~ f r ~. ).I. J-1 . \f c ~ l i 1l t..'ll of 10l0 Lind en ;1n·nuc rd mncd last \\'c·c k from a fC\\ day :; ' trip tn Omakl, ~rh: - o~Ir. and ~[r :-. Lawr clll'c ~child~t..· n arc ,·acatinning- in Canada. Take North Shore Line trainsto Waukegan or Libertyville; North Shore Line Motor Coaches from there on regular schedule to these noints. Through ticlcets. Prolltable Training! for the modern girlHE one- year diploma courses and short intensive courses of1ered by this school are the most profitable training the modern young woman could seek The facilities for study and actual practice of the arts which are taugl tt are highly complete and modern in every respect, whil~ the location o! the school and the living conditions afforded are ideal. T MICHIGAN Ludington Manistee Hamlin Lake Portage Lake Onekema Take North Shore Line to Milwaukee; Pere Marquette night ateamer from there; arrive Michigan next morning. Throush tlclceu. WISCONSiN Sheboygan Port Washington Elkhart Lake Cedar Lake Crystal Lake Take North Shore Line to Milwaukee; connections at door of our Milwaukee terminal with Milwaukee Northern tralna for these polnu. ILLINOIS I I Libertyville Mundelein PI-an an early visit to St. Mary of the Lake Seminary. Every· one should see this magnificent work coating ten million dollars. A mlle-lon1 lake within the 1,000-acre grounds. Hills. ilowere. tteesl inspiring architecture and ovel1 landscape work. Scores o wonderful thinp to aee and enjoy. Best reached by the North Shore Line. I I I A Happy HomeFor the girl who wishes to prepare herself to be the happy, efficient ., , stress of a successful home-there :tre classes in cookery, menu planning, marketing, dressmaking, art needlework, house . Jrnishing and interior decoration, and many others-all designed to eliminate wasted time and effort from the routine of homemaking and turn it into an end-less round of pleasure. IndependenceFor the girl who would be self· supporting, diploma courses in tea r~m and institutional management, dtetetics and cafeteria operation are available. The demand for trained graduates of thts school, to fill responsible, salaned positions- far exceeds the supply. . ' Baggage Claecked For schtdules, fares and othe-r inform4tion, inquire at ticl<Re office, or a.t Traffic Dept.: Chicago, 79 West Monroe St., phone Central 828o; Milwaukee, 409 Securiey BuildinJ, phone QTand 990 or Grand 2762. Chicago North Shore&. Milwaukee Railroad Cotnpany The Road of Service 1-122 SohoolofDome·tlo Azbll . .leaoe· · · N.llloh ..aaBI·d., o..t.z. C:llloa·· This is your opportunity. Why not plan now to ' gc into training" for a richer life! Write to the address bel~~ for ·.free catalog fully de· sc,bmg liars school and wlattt it can mean to )'ou, Dept. Sub. WILMETTE PASSENGER STATION Telephone Wilmette 2514