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20 F. E. M. Cole, 315 Essex road, Kenilworth has returned £rom a business trip h' Loui ·yilk. Ky. ~1r. Cole made the trip hy motor, stopping off at French Ltc.·k Springs O\'l'f last week-end. --oM is~ Ruth Drayer, daughter of ~1r. and Mrs. Clarence Drayer, 1034 Elm·, returned from the Uniwood awntu. vcrsit r of Illinois to spend the Thanks~iving holiday with her parents. WILMETTE LIFE November 29, 1929 = Fantasy Portrays Woman's Club History -------------------------· Artistic DECORA'liMG You bome hat Ita own atmotphere. Wltll tbe al4 of o·r laterlor deeoraton ;ron ean expreu tll~.!J l·dlvld·aUtr In the deeoratlont. M. Portenhauser Painter and Decorator 1030 Greenleaf Phone 2764 e . . . Certz PROVEN FO ~REA\TIO~ lmart Women chooae with the utmost of care their FOOTWEAR. And to theee fti"Y amart ~ C~ed Proven Arda Footwear Creation~ ~ llt7ted to c:arell the eye pbla iDcreaein1 beauty and foot bealth. There are Certified Proven Arch footwear modes to mit nay taste and type. Dan~ delay enjoying the ...Utneas and HIDDEN COMFORT of these re...,..Uhleahoea. TH L·: past .. present ~nd f~turc nf the \\ uman s club tn ptcturt:-,. n· markcd our photographer as ht ~uh mitted tht· five groups shown ;ibon:. Attd that is exactly what they reprtsent for they are scenes fr.->m tlw fantasy "Believe It or Not,' ' hy Bertha Y. Burrill, presented hy the \Vilmettc \roman's club last ='atur<lay <.·,-.:ning and portraying the hi"tory of the club in retrospect from 1R91, the year of its formati on. t1' 1941, its golden anniversary. All "cenr" arc presented as seen through a "retrospectroscope" in the hands of cluh memhers of the year 292<) ( ai>O\'l'). Here in brief is the history of the cluh as told by the "gla.;s": $10.00 TAYLOR'S The Satisfactory Store 1123-25-27 Central Ave. Phone \Vii. 1914 In 18C)J. the newly formed club wa.; meeting, ( s<.'cond group from tup, comprised of charter members 0f tlw cluh nnw residing in Wilmette~ . Then the scene shifted to the rccq>tion givtn when a new club hnuSt' was in<luctect into use in 1910 (third from top). Nineteen years \\'ert.· spanned as the glass again shifted and r1 isclosed the 1929 officers and boa rcl of directors of the club in session (top). The last glimpse, disclosed as the ,,i~ion of the past slowl)· iadcd from view, presented the · club as if celebrated its fiftieth anniversary in 1941 (bottom). (Photos by Cat·lns)