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November ).5, 1929 WlLME TTE LIFE 13 Kenilworth Club Plana "Sea Devil" to Address Football Supper Dance N. T.· Students on Dec. 9 The Kenilworth club announces a football supper and dance Saturday, November 23, after the Xorthwest.ern·-~otre Dame game. Supper sernce wtll be at 7:15 with Mrs Arthur Wakeley and Mr~ . Harn.- \Villiams as hostesses . · This is the last football dance of the season. Arrangements for 'seating wtll he strictly informal. No table rcsen·ations v.·ill be accepted. Members are asked to seat themselves as thev arr~n· and .to j';lst "join the party." . Spectal mu stc wtll be furnished by Earl Voylt.·s and his "Black Friar~·· orchestra. On Friday evening, November 15 , the club is having a supper bridge " ·ith ~Ir s . Paul Bradley and Mrs. Herbert Taylor as hostesses . Dinner will he :-; cn·cd at 7:15. ~Ir s . Carl Huck and Mrs. Rov Huthcrt of Kenilworth are eritertaiiiing at luncheon and bridge on Mondav at the Orrington hotel. - ..,. Count Felix von . Luckn~r of Germany, known throughout the \Yorld as "The Sea Devil," will come to the north shore for the second tinie Mondav night. December 9, when he will speak at ·New Trier High school under the auspices of the Xew Trier Tri-Ship club. Count von Luckner's appearance as a Wilmette Sunda , Evening club speaker last December is an event remembered by the entire north shore. Famed as a German sea raider during the World war, Count von Luckner has also achieved fame on the lecture · platform. He was credited with the sinking of fourteen Allied ships during the war. A great fighter by nature, !1e displayed even finer qualities as a humanitarian in that he "learned the secret of waging morlern warfare without taking human life ." · Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Rew have issued invitations for an "At Home" Thanksgiving day from 4 to 6 o'clock at their home, 217 Dempster street. Evanston. First Church of ChriSt, Scientist WILMETTE, IL~INOIS Announces a FREE LECTURE on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE by JoHN C. LATHRor, C. S. B. OF BROOKLINE, MASSACHUSETTS \lember of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts .... 'I TuESDAY EvENING, NovEMBER AT 19; 1929 8 o'CLOCK A~I> TENTH STREET IN THE CHURCH EDIFICE CE~TR..\L A VENUE The Public Is Cordially Invited to Attend SPECIAL SALE ... EVEREADY MODEL 52 Fiala bulle-in eledro-drraamie ·peahr for Friday and Saturday November 15-16 t}5750 WITHOUT TUBES PHONOGRAPH CONNECTION EVEREADY SCREEN-GRID OJq hale prladple of Eveready Seree,..C,U Radio II eoDftoo Jdeaee. 11aat's why the phon.,....ph eonneetion hu bema .., arran1ed that It u operated merely by rotatiq the taaln1 dial to "Phono." Leave tlae phODOJI'IIph plek·ap pla11ed In peraaaaeatly. Nor.... when you want to eajoy from your reeords tlae eame Pf'leGU fidelity of tone you eherleh 10 maeh f..Eveready Ser.....Crid Radio. This remarkable reeelver oa 41apJar ad demonstntloq todq I 150 Beautiful NEW DRESSES $5.oo It is seldom that ·w e are able to offer such marvelous · values as these beautiful new dresses, made of Flat Crepe, prints and wool-tucked and pleated in the latest styles. Ideal for school, office, sports or general wear. RADIO RECEIVERS llue fly, 11ut 1poruor1 o/ alae EtJereody Bow EVEREADY nMC IIIMa a&GIITI. . . LAMBS WOOL COATS $29.50 value-Special for Saturday-$15.00 U..-eed ander patents ·nd ·ppllutlons of RCA aad Rn. Radio Service and Installation Mary Ann Frocks Exclusive But Not ExPensive TERMDIAL HARDWARE CO. 411 Linden Avenue Wilmette 2843 1183·WILMETTE AVE. WILMETTE 1759