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October 5, 1928 WILMETTE RESUMES TREE BUSINESS LIFE 13START REMEDIAL PROGRAM George A. Barrett,· World war vet.;. The remedial program was starte!l 1405 Chicago avenue Legion eran, incapacitated for several years at Howard school this week. Children Evanston by shell shock, has regained his health Sunday at 11 o'clock-Sermon topic : who are low in any particular subject are sent to the teacher of that subject and is again engaged in his profession "Those Who Run Away From Life." At 6 o'clock-Young People's meeting for 'individual work. of tree expert. The firm, designated in the Church House. Supper followed the Barrett Tree organization, is lo- by important business meeting, election Through the courtesy of Joseph cated at 513 Fourth street, Wilmette. of officers and plans for the year. Wednesday-Meeting of the Woman's Krauss, a floor of his cleaning plant Alltance. Sewing at 10 o'clock, luncheon on Washington avenue near Main Mr. and Mrs. B . . A. Langdon, 715 at 12 :30, business at 2 o'clock. street will be available for the Oc- Laurel avenue, had Mrs. Lottie LangCH.AIBS and TABLES lor BBKT tober meeting of the Legion Auxiliary don and Mrs. Agnes Langdon of Mor- · Mrs. Frank L. Koontz of 1121 AshUnlversltJ' 1100 of Post No. 46 Monday evening, Oc- rison, Ill., and Mrs.. Libby Wheelock land avenue entertained the Tuesday tober 8. . of Erie, Ill., as their houseguests last Drama club this week at a luncheon At this meeting final reports on the weekend. in her home. state convention will be heard, and delegates to the Cook County council, which is meeting in Chicago today, will be ready · to give a report on that session. This council is held the first Evanston Shop Open Tuesday, Thur~day and Saturday Evenings · Friday of the month . and is attended by presidents and members from the ~~-=--:,.HD units in the county. Mrs. Arthur Johnson, the local president, is very . · faithful in attendance and urges mem· hers to enjoy these meetings with her. At the Monday night meeting five members to the nominating committee will be named from the floor. This committee will prepare a slate of the EVANSTON -Orrington and Church CHICAGO-State and Jackson new officers for 1928-9 to present to 1 the November meeting. 4 Unitarian C burch \;1 Auxiliary IRED ALB STORAGE · · · · · · · · · · · · · Recreation Board · Endorses Program · for Winter Season · · Full endorsement of the athletic · program carried on by the Wilmette Playground and Recreation board and approval of the enlarged program planned for the ensuing season was made by seventy-five members of the Recreation council at its fall meeting and dinner last evening at the Linden Tea Shop. Denial M. Davis, director of recreation, read the proposed program for the winter and fall, stressing particularly the new activities to be inaugurated at the beginning of the season, October 29. Briefly, the new activities will be two new gymnasium classes, one for men and one for women; swimming classes for women ; and a year-around sports program for women. Quoits has been dropped and the boxing and wrestling for men will be held on Friday evenings following the regular volley ball games. vVith the enlarged program and the appointment of a woman assistant to be in charge of women's work, Mr. Davis is looking forward to one of the biggest seasons in the Recreation board's history, he said in announcing the season's program. :Miss Joe Skidm..>re, who has been named as woman's assistant, has had full charge of outlining the women's activities. Village President Earl E. Orner pre-· sented the medals to the winners of the men and women's playground ball champions, tennis champions, and winners in the singles and doubles horseshoe tournaments. He also presented the victory trophy awarded each year to the winners of the highest number of points in all the leagues conducted by the board. The trophy was presented to the Wilmette Ice company team this year, that aggregation having accumulated a total of 338 poitlts durjng the year. Lincoln C. Torrey, a member of the Playground and Recreation board, was toastmaster. IIEI· ··········· ································ ~ ····· il llenrg C.Lytton 8 Sons· Dow Ab~~t *Sll'llE ? AnYour New IaU -~.n~:~\,U) B · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · SUIT (9 TOPCOAT Style Was NeJ~er So Importantand Style Corr~ctness Has Been the Backbone of the Success of This Business-So Depend Upon · It-You'll Find It Here to the Last Word This Season IN OU.R EVANSTON SHOP at.-al'one the Smartest Styles-but more of them. More patterns to choose from- in the model you like- at the price you want to pay. And then-our enormous volume-our prestige in t~e world's clothing marketsbring to us advantages that permit us to give a definite assurance- that your money will go further here- always. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · N COACHING ATHLETICS Miss Berenice Borre is acting as athletic coach in the Mallinckrodt High School Athletic association until Miss Helen E. Jans of Evanston assumes the position November 1. William Rohlsing of Hollywood, Cat., formerly of Kenosha, and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kramer of Chicago, were guests of Mrs. Dora Von Glahn ' and her family at their home, 1114 Lake avenue, Tuesday last. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Lytton Custom Suits, $60 to $100 Society Brand Silver Blues, $50 Scotch and Irish Twists, $50 , ccChicagoan" Suits and Topcoats, $35 and~ Cama-Liama Topcoats, -50 Tickets for Northwestern Footbtdl Games on Sale in Out- &anstcm Shot · · · · · · · · · · · · · · lEI·~ ·i~~~~~~~~~~pp~~pp~~pp~~~~~--~~~~~ . .~~· ······································.·········