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52 .. WILMETTE ANTIQUB8 LIFE February 21, 1930 HEIRLOOMS BRING IN YOUR SILVER HEIRLOOMS and have us restore them to their original finish by our silver plating process. Guaranteed not to tarnish. Work called for and delivered. PAUL DAVEY JEWELER 1165 "Wilmette Ave. Ph. Wilmette 6 99LTN19-tfc 110 l~OR Walter Moore Badly ,Hurt Octet FroJP N. T. Boys' Glee Charles V. L. Peten, Club Sings at Sunday Club. in Fall atM. E. Church Former Resident, Dies Charles V. L. Peters, 1245 Judson avenue, Evanston, a former resident of Wilmette, died Saturday evening, February 15. Mr. Peters, who was an c ld settler of Chicago, lived on Greenwood avenue in Wilmette from 1904 to 1920. He was born in Poughkeepsie 1 N. Y., and came to Chicago in 1857. For fifty-four years he was connected "·ith the Fuller· and Fuller Wholesale Drug company. Funeral services were Leld at the chapel of the First Baptist church in Evanston on Tuesday, with J.:,urial .1t Rosehill cemetery. Mr Peters is survived by his wife, Mrs. Alice Ba;dwin Peters, two daughters, Mrs. Gilbert A. Pond and Mrs. Lois P. Rawll and a granddaughter, Mrs. l"rank Cary Pritchard, all of Evanston. Walter Moore, 340 Woodland avet:ue, Winnetka, suffered a fractured skutl on Monday when he fell thirty feet from a scaffold inside the Wilmette Parish Methodist church which is under construction at the corner of \Vilmette and Lake avenues in \iVilmette. Moore accidentally stepped -~ff the scaffold and struck the cement floor thirtv feet below. He was rt1shed to the Evanston hospital in the \\."1mette police ambulance where he wa<; attended by Dr. Hawkins. An inqn!ry CJt the hospital on Wednesday aft·~r noon revealed that he was restingquietly and that his condition ,,·:ts slightly improved. On octet from the boys' glee club at ·New Trier High school under the direction· of Miss Winnifred Mickey will sing at the Wilmette Sunday Evening club this Sut1day, February 23, in the New Trier auditorium. 'fhe octet is composed of George Jones, Olin Sethness, Die bert Miller, .·George Bersch, Thomas Elvin, Alfred Romig, Robert Kirtland and Brice Stephens. Following is the program to be presented hy the octet: Brenk Forth, Oh Beauteous Henxenly Light . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bach The Rose· Tree . . . . .. . .. ... . Praetoriu~ Octet . Integer Vitae . . . . . . SALE-HSEIILD. GDS. FOR SALE- DRESSER, BUFFET, ODD tables, r~ed pot·ch set, dining g-as stoYe, beds, piano~. set and other used houRehold Hensch Fireproof Warehouse, Rtrt>d , 'Yilmette, 111. Phone :;~. room set, of drum:-; articles. 521 Main Wilmette 100L22-ltc FOH S.:\ LF ...-DAVENPORT AND CHAIR, nrr r('as. Ph. Winnetka 2478. 10()LTK22-1 t<' 101 W1'D. TO DUY-HSEHLD. GOODS wANTED To BUY _ sEcOND-HAND Wilmette Legion Sponsors ru.rniture ~nd other household goods. Appearance of Sergt. York Htghest pnces for same. Crost Furniture !';tor . 100-1-6 Emerson St., J;;yans\Vilmette Post 46 of the American ton, Ill. Ph. Univ . .189. 101LTN ·l8-tfc Legion is sponsoring the appearance of 102 FOR SALE-1\IISC. "'Sergt. Alvin C. York, probablv the most outstanding figure in the World FOR SALE - BAUER ELECTRIC war, at ~ew Trier High school SatPlayer Grnnd Piano, cost originally urday enning, March 8. Other prom$3.500, togethet· with selection of music inent people wilt he included in the rolls and cabinet. Will sacrifice. Can be l:it'en at the Hensch Fireproof 1\'are- program which ,,·ill he patri9tic in na house, 521 Main Street, Wilmeth', Ill. ture. Phone Wilmette 32. 102L22-ltc FOR SALE-$900 CABLE PLAYER Mr. and Mrs. Perry L. Smithers, plano--cheap for Immediate disposal. 711 Lake avenue, and Mrs. Albert N. CalJ Hollycourt 2934 after 3 p. m. 102LT.:\'2I-tfp Page, 901 Ashland avenue, spent last LADIES AXD MISSES DRESSES OLD week-end at Cooperstown, N. Y., with fur coats, sizes 18 and ~ .' -40 . 'Price:-; their daughters, Genevieve Smithers and Sarah Page, who are students at reas. 228 Sheridan Rd., 1Vinnetka. 102LT~22-1 te Knox school. The occasion was the annual Ice Skating carnival. The 103 WANTED TO BUY-1\IISC. week-end was spent skating and riding :WANTED - CLEAN, WHITE RAGS, on an indoor track and various mem10c per lb. 1232 Central Ave., Wilmett·'. bers of the school performed for the 103LT).l"4S-tfp guests. One of these performers was Miss Eleanor Berger of Kenilworth, lOi MISCELLANEOUS daughter of. Robert 0. Berger. Mjss THE CHILDREN'S SHOP AT 2000 CEN- Berger gave a solo dance of figurQ tral Street, North Evanston, specializes skating. She is acclaimed as one of in t}le Famous Tuck Togs and Broh- the finest figure sk~ters of the school man dresses-also lovely hand-made and she won all the honors that were garments. Phone Greenleaf 0770. 105LTN21-2tc given for fancy skating at the Winter carnival. Mr. and1 Mrs. Smithers and FOR SALE, CHEAP, 1927 FORD 2 DOOH Mr~. Page returned on MondaY of sedan body, new paint, upholstering and glass 0. K. Ph. Kenilworth 1267. this week. 105LTN22-1tc VISJ.TS IN KENILWORTH \Villard T. Carter, who is now k)cated in Hartford, Conn., with tl,e Hartford Seminarv foundation. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed,.vin Marshall . 140 Ken!lworth avenue. for . last ,,·eekend. Mr. Carter is making a tour of t 11e schools of the west and from here he goes to Iowa for some time·. He spent Friday at the University of Chicago and Saturday visiting many of his friends here in Kenilworth who had known him through his work in the Relig-ious E9ucational department of the 'Union church in Kenilworth. ~[r. Carter just recently went to Bridgeport, Conn., to visit Mr. and ~~ rs. ~fc Arthur, formerly of Kenilwnrth. Solo by Thomas ElYin Swing- Low, Sweet Chariot · 'PgTo spiritunl Solo by George TIPrsch Hi:'ar Dem Bells : . . ..... ::\egro spiritual Octet Snow Song ... .. .. . :. Ge01·ge Schum: I 1111 Octet Loch Lomond . . . . . Scottish Folk Son~ Solo by Diebert Miller l\linka . . . - Ru!'shtn Folk Song· Octet Fl e mmin~ TO SAIL FOR WEST INDIES Mr. and Mrs. George C. ~1oody of the Homestead hotel i" n Evan ·ton. formerly of Kenilworth, and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Moritz, 226 \tVarwic1,.,: road. Kenilworth, will sail on Tuesda v. Fehruary 25, from New York on tl~e S. ~ Statendam, for a month's cruise in the \Vest Indies. ATTEND WINTER CARNIVAL LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA C. E. Burgess, 1534 Highland an'nue, left last Saturday night for CaliBETAS HOLDING REUNION The active chapter of Beta Theta Pi fornia where he will spend several bronchial f~·aternitv in District fifteen \\'ill hold weeks convalescing from its reuni.on at the Northwestern Uni- pneumonia. versity chapter house Saturday afta~[r; and Mrs. \Varren Pease 32() noon, February 22. The district co~n prises Northwestern university, the Leicester road, Kenilworth, entert~ined Cniversity of Wisconsin, Knox and their evening bridge club on Monda\· Beloit colleges. Alumni of these chap- of this week. ters will gather at the North Shore botel at 6 o'clock that evening for a dinner and smoker. Dr. Francis Shef)ardson, national president of the fnitc·rnity, will be the guest speaker. G. lrving Baily, 1160 Ash street, Winnetka, ch1ef of District fi ftcen, is in charge of arrangements. Mr. ar" ·vrs. Walter A. Knoop, 221 \Varwick road, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coyne, 240 Melrose avenue, Kenilworth, left on ~1onday for a three weeks' trip to Nassau. They will go to Miami first and take the boat from there, returning home by. wav of New York. · MEMBER OF QUARTET Funeral Services Held on Tuesday for Madeline Kahn ~rom . Madeline Kahn. ,,..·ho was graduakd New Trier High school with tl,e riass .of 1929, died suddenly la st Saturday m the Evanston hnspital at the age of 18 years. ~f iss Kahn was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Max S. Kahn. 1125 Gage street. Huhlnrd \i\r_oods. She had been teaching in a prl\·ate 5chool and taking courses ~t Northwestern university. Besides her parents. she is survived hv a sister. Dorothy Lois Kahn. Tl1r fune~a~ sen·ices :vere ~eld Tue5day morning Mrs. Hamilton Howe, the former ~t 10 :30.~ clock m the Graceland cemePeggy B1ckus, wife of Lieut. Hamiltery chapel. ton Howe of Kenilworth, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Howe STAG PARTY TONIGHT :A. stag_ supper and bridge is givt>n 240 Kenilworth avenue, will be i~ thts evemng at the Kenilworth club by Kenilworth as the guest of Mr. and the men. of the town. They promise Mrs. Howe for a period of two weeks. a good dmner and plenty of bridge but Mrs. Howe will be here with her the special feature t)f the evening thrv daughter, three-year-old P e g g y are keeping a secret. The committe.e Theresa. In March Mrs. Howe will consists C\{ Sanford Holdea chairman go to Hamilton, Ohio, to visit her parand Oliver Barrett, Arth~r Bonnet: ents, Mr. and Mrs.]. Trumbelt Backus 'Vatter Botthof, Jar Colvin, Tom D!x, formerly of ~enilworth. Lieutenant Allen Gilbert, .Noble Gillett, Ralph Howe is now on a three months' cruis~ llawxhurst, Louts Jones, Craig Ketch- of the Caribhean sea and will be in ~m, Harry Mons, Bentley McCiond, Kenilworth in June. ~ John O'Connor, James Prentiss, Harrv Weese, John Wilde, Frank Young Mrs. Wesley Blom and her little and Henry Zander. ' daughter, Betty, who have been the guests of Mrs. Blom's parents, Mr. The Alpha Phi Mothers' club held its and Mrs. Warren Pease, 320 Leicester monthly meeting at the sorority house road, Kenilworth, have ·gone to Calien Northwestern campus yesterday. fornia to join Mrs. Blom's husband. Mrs. W. D . Lawrence of Wilmette and Mrs. Blom is the former Ftorence Mrs. W. D. Beck of Evanston were Pease. Mr. and Mrs. Blom will make bostesses. their home in Los Angeles. Clifton L. Darling of Wilmette, who i:-: completing his freshman year at the University of Rochester, where he matriculated last fall, is a member of the Freshman quartet, which has been cne of the features of the University Glee cluh on its recent concert tri'1s. Mr. Darling also was pledged to t"he. Alpha D~lta Phi fraternity late in the fall. The beautiful new college for men of the University of Rochester is rapidly nl!aring completion on the former site of the Oak Hill Country club, en the banks of the Genesee river, :t!ld will be ready for occupancy next fall M R. M. B. OKEAN of M . Is your attention distracted by the showing-off of Mechanical Gadgets? Hear VICTOR RADIO in your home P R E E I Ope. n Ewningr B. Okean Co., furriers, located at 567 Lincoln Avenue, Winnetka, has. recently returned from a business and pleasure trip to New York. During his stay he purchased a great variety of new fur pieces for scarfs and neckwear for spring and summer wear, and is now showing them at his store at the above address. Mr. Okean also brought with him a great selection of pieces, for the trimming of spring coats. A cordial invitation is extended to his many friends and patrons to inspect these new pieces. North Shore Talking Machine Co. 711 CHURCH STREET, EVANSTON M. B. Okean Co. Manufacturing Furrier Univ. 4523 741 ELM STREET, WINNETKA Winnetka 3+ 7.f 5 67 LINCOLN AVENUE Winn. 1751