2015 Guidebook - Children`s Clinic

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Your Ticket to the Homes!
proudly supports
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and celebrates its
100 years of contributions
to the community
LAKE ST
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Holiday Market
Home 4
“Joyful Christmas”
Nineteenth Century Club
178 Forest Avenue, Oak Park
The Lueking Home
829 Lathrop Avenue, River Forest
Home 1
“Visions of Sugarplums”
The DiSomma Home
143 South Elmwood Avenue, Oak Park
Home 2
“An English Country Christmas”
The Owen-Wolski Home
401 Linden Avenue, Oak Park
Home 3
“Tree Trimming Feast”
Bishops Hall Bed and Breakfast
605 Iowa Street, Oak Park
S. Ridgeland Ave.
S. Elmwood Ave.
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Thank you for joining us!
This page is YOUR TICKET, please present it for
admission at each Holiday Housewalk home.
Home 5
“Fröhliche Weihnachten”
The Graham Home
1316 Jackson Avenue, River Forest
Home 6
“A Curated Christmas”
The Thompson Home
727 Franklin Avenue, River Forest
OPRF Infant Welfare Society
Children’s Clinic
320 Lake Street, Oak Park
Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society
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Letter from 2015 Holiday
Housewalk & Market Event Chairs
Wishing you a Festive and Joyous
Holiday Housewalk & Market Experience!
The Infant Welfare Society Holiday Housewalk and Market launches the holiday season for so many in
Ticket Check-In & Pick-Up
Holiday Housewalk Hours
Oak Park, River Forest and neighboring communities. This year’s HHWM is especially festive because
Thursday, December 3
6 pm - 9 pm
Friday, December 4
5 pm – 9 pm
it is the first public event of the Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society’s 100th Anniversary year.
Friday, December 4
3 pm – 9 pm
Saturday, December 5
1 pm – 5 pm
What started as a generous program of community-minded women to assure children could have
fresh milk, has become a multi-faceted effort that raises funds so that children in more than 50
Holiday Market Hours
communities have needed medical, dental and behavioral health services. So although the specific
work of the Society has changed with the times, the mission of caring for the health of children is
the same today as it was a century ago. The Holiday Housewalk and Market raises funds to continue
10 am – 4 pm
Friday, December 4
Transportation
The homes are located in different
3 pm – 9 pm
neighborhoods so personal transportation is
10 am – 4:30 pm
necessary. Valet parking is available at the
Nineteenth Century Club
that mission while providing a wonderful occasion for holiday fun.
Everything begins at The Market. You can browse for holiday gifts among distinctive, hand-crafted
items like jewelry, home décor accessories, gourmet food items and much more. Whether you’re
hunting for the perfect gift for the friend who has everything, or for that new homeowner who loves
beautiful and practical gifts, you will enjoy the delightful and unhurried shopping atmosphere. This
year more than 40 vendors make our juried artisan Market better than ever!
While at The Market, be sure to see the five beautifully decorated Celebration Tablescapes and buy
your raffle tickets to be one of the lucky winners. Purchase $50 in raffle tickets and you automatically
Holiday Market Special Events
Thursday, December 3
Preview Party
Come to a festive evening of fun, live music, libations, including the “Pointsetta”, our festive
holiday drink, food and prizes to kick off the holidays in style. Be the first to view and buy the
many beautiful and distinctive items at the Holiday Market to get a head start on your holiday
shopping.
Celebration Tablescapes it includes one-of-a-kind handcrafted linens, glassware and other decorative
Friday, December 4
Gift Wrapping
elements. Before you leave, grab a quick snack or something to drink at the Market’s Sugar Plum
On Friday evening, complimentary gift wrapping is available at our Holiday Market. Try our Friday
Café as you listen to holiday music with friends.
shopping specialty drink the ‘White Christmas’ while your gifts are being wrapped.
Now you’re ready to see six beautiful homes, which include a charming English cottage, a classically
Holiday Treats
enter a separate drawing for a sixth Tablescape marking the IWS 100th Anniversary. Like all the
styled bed and breakfast, and a completely reconstructed century-old Victorian that combines historic
touches with contemporary conveniences. A special thanks goes to the generous homeowners who,
by opening their homes, enable us to raise funds for the IWS Children’s Clinic.
Making all of this happen is the work of more than 100 Infant Welfare Society members and volunteers
who believe in the mission that has defined the IWS for the past 100 years and continues to define
it today. Yet one of the most enabling aspects of our mission is your support. By joining us in this
lively and fun holiday celebration, you make possible the work to which we remain committed, and
for that we thank you and wish you the joy of the season.
Holiday treats and teas offered from 1 pm – 3 pm on the second floor. Try delectable desserts made
by Eyrie Restaurant & sip festive teas from Todd & Holland. Enjoy a ‘Mimosa’ while shopping.
FLW Trust Presents - “Home For the Holidays” Free Tours
Frank Lloyd Wright’s home in Oak Park will be open for free tours. Decorated for the holidays with
a spectacular tree, poinsettias, fresh flowers, evergreens and wreaths, it is in keeping with the
Wright family tradition. More about “Home for the Holidays” online at www.flwright.org.
Custom Plate Give Away
There are 18 lucky chances to win a special Holiday Housewalk Tree custom plate. Every 100th,
200th and 500th patron entering one of the six houses will win this special treasure.
Liz Robinson
Sarina Butler
Debbie Wholey
A Few Housewalk Rules
We kindly ask that you please show the following courtesies to our gracious homeowners:
• TheHousewalkisopentochildrenages
eight and older.
• Pleasedonottakephotographs.
• Pleaseremovespikedshoesorboots
regardless of weather.
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• Thebootiesprovidedmustbewornineach
home. Please wear them over your shoes.
If the weather is wet, please remove your
shoes, place them in your bag, and wear your
booties. Please remove booties between home
visits.
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Welcome & Thank You for Your Support
Join Us!
Welcome to the Oak Park River Forest
Infant Welfare Society’s (IWS) 17th
Annual Holiday Housewalk and Market!
This delightful event is one of our major
fundraisers of the year and is truly a
community endeavor. Under the leadership
of the IWS and its 170 members, we
partner with municipalities, homeowners,
merchants, restaurants, event sponsors and
market vendors, to create an extraordinary
holiday tradition. Your participation in this
event helps us provide the highest quality
medical, dental and behavioral health
services to children in need from over
50 communities. Last year, through our
IWS Children’s Clinic, we provided 3,342
children with 10,286 health care visits.
This year’s event is even more special as
we are celebrating the 100th Anniversary
of IWS. Our amazing legacy began with a
small volunteer group of women in 1916
and has grown and developed into the highly professional and respected organization we are
today. We are proud of our legacy of service to the vulnerable children within the Cook County
area and particularly gratified to have had the support of our community on this journey. We
could not do what we do without the help of so many who have opened their hearts to our mission
and the children and families whom we serve. We eagerly look forward to our second 100 years
of service to this community with optimism and passion and in partnership with you.
The Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society (IWS) is a diverse member-driven organization
with an abiding commitment to assuring the health and well-being of children.
We are delighted that you could join us for this wonderful holiday celebration and wish you
Through our IWS Children’s Clinic, the Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society provides the
holidays filled with much joy and happiness
highest quality medical, dental and behavioral health services to those who are unable to afford
the cost of private care.
The work of the Society is powered by dedicated members and volunteers, a highly competent
professional staff, generous donors, engaged partners and enlightened communities who share our
view that sustaining the health of our children is a critical investment in the future.
Please consider joining us and volunteering your time and talents for a great cause. For information
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Lynne Williams
Elizabeth Lippitt
President, OPRF Infant Welfare Society
Executive Director, IWS Children’s Clinic
on membership, please contact us at:
Online:
www.childrenscliniciws.org
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
708.848.0528
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“Visions of Sugarplums”
Photography by Nick Robinson
Holiday Housewalk | Home 1
The grand staircase was disassembled to enable
The DiSomma Home
143 South Elmwood Avenue, Oak Park
leveling of the foyer floor. This permitted
This amazing Victorian was built between 1899
attention to detail, the builder and interior
and 1901. A devastating fire gutted the home in
designer were able to keep the best of the home’s
1998 and the then owner hastily rehabbed the
history while adhering to rigorous environmental
structure with little attention to quality or to
goals and adapting the space to the family’s
the home’s historic detail. More than a decade
expectations.
later, the current owners engaged Jane Levy of
Levy Custom Homes, to restore the home to its
original grandeur while making it livable for an
active modern family.
refinishing the wooden bannister in the manner
of a fine piece of furniture. With remarkable
Most important, every inch of the newly rebuilt
home enables the family to pursue its special
interests. Among these is the display, in custom
built cabinets, of an extensive collection of
The theme of this holiday house reflects not
Meissen porcelain. Anticipating the holiday
only its professionally designed decorations, but
season, a separate professionally equipped
also the vision of the homeowners, their builder
baking kitchen is a flurry of activity beginning
and their interior designer, Jae Berni of Jae Berni
in October as the owner prepares special holiday
Interiors, in imagining and bringing to life this
cookies for the family and for many admiring
home’s authenticity and beauty.
friends.
For example, the fire destroyed most of the
Holiday decorations are professionally done, with
original wood, so floors now have been replaced
Tulipia Floral Designs providing fresh flowers and
with vintage oak from France individually hand
plants for front and side stone planters and the
dyed with pigments. Pocket doors, which were no
porch. This year will be the first that the family
longer functional due to wall damage the house
spends in its newly restored home where its
had sustained, were replaced by solid wood doors
visions of sugarplums are now realized.
with inset panels of ½-inch double beveled glass
to allow a flow of light while staying true to the
home’s original touches.
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“An English Country Christmas”
At Christmas, the home’s textures and fragrances
The Owen-Wolski Home
401 Linden Avenue, Oak Park
bring memories of summer’s garden indoors.
If you simply walk or drive by this lovely cottage
clutter to a minimum. They particularly enjoy
you might think you have wandered into the
decorating with dried flowers from their
English countryside. The theme of this unique
abundant garden as well as boughs of evergreen,
home designed by Leon Stanhope in 1924 for
pomegranates, cinnamon sticks, winterberry,
advertising executive Frank E. Long, is dictated
oranges studded with cloves, pinecones, nuts
by the Storybook Style architecture, and by
and even branches found on forays to Thatcher
landscaping that evokes the look of a cottage
woods. Punctuating these natural decorations is
in rural England. The undulating roof made of
a collection of gleaming Christmas ornaments,
cedar shingles suggests the thatched roof of an
each lovingly selected to enhance without
English cottage that might not withstand an
overpowering the natural elements.
Using organic materials, the owners introduce
seasonal vignettes while keeping Christmas
Oak Park winter. The front garden’s apple and
pear trees further play up the sense that one
has stumbled upon the cottage while walking
through a country orchard.
The owners celebrate Christmas with family
and friends by attending Christmas Eve worship
service, coming home to board games and
cards, then sitting down to a lovely dinner
While living in London in the 1990s the owners
featuring a traditional English rib roast. The
became confirmed Anglophiles and have been
family’s enjoyment of traditional Christmas
collecting English and French antiques ever since.
hymns means that everyone is treated to a full
Because they enjoy entertaining, the style of the
Christmas concert on the piano and pipe organ.
house enables them to set up multiple food and
drink stations, which work well when serving a
crowd. Above all, the style of the home reflects
the way this family lives.
Christmas morning the family honors the
husband’s Polish heritage with other traditions
that include serving Polish sausage with
horseradish, adding yet another pungent and
provocative flavor to this English Country
Christmas.
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“Tree Trimming Feast”
coal mines, who lived in the home with his
Bishops Hall Bed and Breakfast
605 Iowa Street, Oak Park
wife and son until his death more than 30
This gracious structure in the Georgian revival
Wright-built Nathan Moore estate. And there
style dates back to 1915. Plans called for only two
are unknown stories of three separate owners
and a half bedrooms on the second floor. Seven
who occupied the home from 1947 to 1990,
past owners lived within this original confining
when it was sold to the Midwest Diocese of the
design, but the eighth owner had other plans.
Orthodox Church in America as a home for its
years later. There’s Milton Summerville whose
brief ownership preceded his purchase of the
The present owner purchased the home in 1998
bishop – hence the name Bishops Hall.
and completed extensive renovation over an
Today the home’s decoration anticipates a tree
18-month period, including transforming the
trimming party. The dining room is set as a
second floor into four bedrooms, each with its
buffet for guests expected to complete the tree
own bathroom, so that the home could function
decoration. Fresh evergreen, glowing candles
comfortably as a bed and breakfast.
and other traditional Christmas items define
The home has original fireplaces in the drawing
room, library and master bedroom. The marble-
the fragrance, the light and the new memories
of this season.
floored foyer saw major renovation including
Neighbors come to trim the giant tree at Bishops
removing to one side the double staircase that
Hall and enjoy a delightful party filled with
met in the middle, allowing more light to filter
beautiful music and tasty delicacies. A new story
in from windows on the stair landing.
is being written of friendship and admiration for
If the house could tell stories of past Christmas
feasts, it might reveal much about the families
that have lived here. There’s young Dr. Patera
a lovely home restored to its glory and providing
immense pleasure to those who are invited to
stay.
who built the home but sold it after only two
years. There’s John Coulter, owner of Indiana
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Servicing Chicagoland Since 1991
“Joyful Christmas”
Souvenirs of extensive travels interweave
The Lueking Home
829 Lathrop, River Forest
with holiday trimmings. Ornaments from
Joyful holidays are a staple of the Lueking home.
casual feel of the family room and the elegant
As in many families, the Christmas holiday
feel of the living room. A remarkable collection
abounds with long-held traditions. In this home
of African wood animals evokes provocative
that tradition is a palpable spiritual core honed
memories of travels to Kenya, South Africa and
over the family’s six decades in River Forest,
other African countries. Dr. Lueking has even
and it shines brightly to subdue the secular
written about visits to various religious missions
frenzy of the season. Dr. Lueking served as pastor
in his book Through Their Eyes.
domestic and foreign trips weigh down boughs
of beautifully decorated trees that reflect the
of Grace Lutheran Church, and the family’s
commitment to the true meaning of Christmas
is profound. The Christmas crèche – actually
several throughout the home – not surprisingly,
holds a special place in the family’s hearts and
celebrations. “After all,” says Mrs. Lueking, “it’s
what it’s all about!”
itself – children, foster children, grandchildren,
and grand-dog Maxwell, a beloved Scottish deer
hound – gathered together in this lovely home
on Christmas Eve, sharing an abundance of rich
customs. Roast goose is a favorite Christmas Eve
treat, and its preparation fills the home with
The imposing home, a Georgian with Midwestern
seasonal fragrance. The holiday table is set with
touches, sits on one of River Forest’s busiest
the family’s treasured Slovak dishes that have
streets, yet once inside the spirit of hospitality
been part of the Christmas tradition for more
creates an atmosphere of calm that dominates
than 30 years.
despite the ample distractions of lovely objects
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Yet the warmest memories are of the family
collected over decades. Hospitality is a way of life
for the family, which has welcomed international
guests, especially students and missionaries,
Christmas memories wrapped in warm
relationships and tied with shared experiences
create a joyful Christmas for all!
from many countries including Slovakia and
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Japan as well as numerous African and South
American countries.
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“Fröhliche Weihnachten”
The strength to make a
difference comes from
passionate partners.
Baird is proud to sponsor the OPRF Infant Welfare Society
for their commitment to providing quality healthcare for
children in need for 100 years.
was $1 per year! For many years the family
The Graham Home
1316 Jackson Avenue, River Forest
business, which was sold in the 1980s, produced
This family’s “Merry Christmas” has a decidedly
are visible in the library. The library also houses
German accent. Ties to Germany influence the
a treasured collection of historical books by
décor of their 1940s home as well as the rich
Waverly, Dickens, Litten and others.
dynamotors to power radios used by the police
and the military and samples of the generators
Christmas traditions they celebrate. For example,
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the tradition of hiding a pickle ornament in
the tree for children, and the first one to find
it wins a prize.
in the Infant Welfare Society cotillion, and a
ornaments made by the family. Rosenthal
photo of the event is on display.
ornaments adorn the chandeliers in the library
and living room, while Rosenthal Christmas
collector plates – the oldest dating to 1973 –
are displayed throughout the home. These
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met years later in a trigonometry class at OPRF
High School. In 1963, Mrs. Graham participated
beautiful items and to its relationship with a
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date back to when they were 5 years old, but they
The living room tree includes gingerbread
collections speak to the family’s passion for
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The couple’s ties to Oak Park and River Forest
In the back garden, although the lush plantings
of the summer are “away” for the winter, they
are easily imagined from visible structures such
as the original pond and the fireplace near the
lighted pergola.
cousin in Frankfort who owned a Rosenthal store.
But at Christmas time, the home takes on a
The lovely Christmas table is set with Rosenthal
special flavor peppered by the family’s traditions
china and other treasures where family stories
and travels, yet focused on the “stille nacht” that
are recalled in a festive and relaxed setting.
brings everyone together in River Forest.
During World War II, Mr. Graham’s father
provided a boat to the U.S. Navy to use in training
midshipmen on Lake Michigan. The rental fee
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Centennial Celebrations
“A Curated Christmas”
The Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society is celebrating our centennial now
Robert Kemm, Shelley’s first acquisition, shares
through 2016. We will be commemorating this significant accomplishment at our
The Thompson Home
727 Franklin, River Forest
the dining room with pastels by a lesser-known
annual events as well as hosting three distinctive centennial events.
Galena artist, as well as other pieces that have
found their way into the collection over the years.
An eclectic collection of art and artifacts fills
Annual Fundraising Events
2015 Holiday Housewalk - December 4-5, 2015
Tee It Up Fore Kids Annual Golf Outing - June 20, 2016
Little Sumpin’ for the Kids - August 29, 2016
Centennial Celebration Events
Business Luncheon at Dominican University - March 2016
Block Party for IWS Children’s Clinic Patients and Families - May 2016
Centennial Celebration Dinner at the Oak Park Country Club - September 24, 2016
the home of Charlie Thompson and Shelley
Timm-Thompson. At Christmas the lovely works
created by the homeowner’s own hand or by
international artists are especially meaningful
surrounded by holiday decorations and other
festive elements.
on its past and readies itself for another 100 years of healthy kids.
www.oprfiws.org
The Christmas table is beautifully set with
heirloom Navarre crystal originally belonging
to Shelley’s grandmother, silverware handed
down by Shelley’s mother, and Royal Doulton
Carlyle china, a wedding gift to the owners.
The renovated kitchen is marked by clean
Charlie, Shelley and their college-age son and
lines and long expanses of glass to bring in
daughter have lived in the 1923 home for 21
wonderful images of thriving garden plantings.
years, infusing it with memories created by
A newly constructed deck adjoins the kitchen
an active and busy family. The home has been
and overlooks a meticulous paved brick patio.
restored to provide a traditional backdrop for
remarkable paintings, lithographs and art objects
that define the home as belonging to a family
Please support the Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society as it reflects
The taste for lovely objects is multi-generational.
with a passion for fine art.
Christmas preparations begin the Saturday after
Thanksgiving with father and daughter making
a trip to the country to find the perfect fresh
evergreen tree, while mother and son decorate
At holiday time, special handcrafted items share
the house for the season. The conclusion is on
space with a distinct collection of beloved art
Christmas morning when the house is filled with
assembled over several decades. The owner’s
luscious fragrances as Charlie cooks a traditional
great grandfather made the wooden Santa on the
rosemary-wrapped beef tenderloin.
living room mantle, while Shelley’s own paintings
decorate the renovated kitchen that also sports
art fair finds. An original oil by British artist
Surrounded by beautiful artworks and precious
heirlooms, this family’s Christmas is tied together
by loving traditions and memories that are the
true art of the matter.
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Thank You to Our Guidebook Sponsors
Give a Gift of Health
The 17th Annual Holiday Housewalk & Market Guidebook is brought to
you by these generous sponsors.
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708.288.6506 | beyerbrofmandesign.com
Give a gift from the heart to a loved one that lasts forever. A celebration gift promotes
healthy children in your community by ensuring that every child has access to healthcare.
You can honor or celebrate a family member, friend or loved one by donating a Celebration
Gift in their name. Gifts can be for birthdays, anniversarys, holidays, Mothers’ Day,
Fathers’ Day, graduations, and more.
Gloor Realty
114 North Oak Park Avenue – Oak Park
708.524.1100 | gloor.com
Donate Online: www.childrenscliniciws.org
Jae Berni Interiors
1232 William Street – River Forest
708.771.7960 | jaeberniinteriors.com
Thank You for our Holiday Market Sweet Treats
Special thanks to these local businesses for providing Chef’s Tastings at our
Holiday Market on Saturday.
Eyrie Culinary Restaurant
128 North Oak Park Avenue – Oak Park
708.763.8380 | robertmorris.edu/eyrie
Todd & Holland Tea Merchants
7311 West Madison Avenue – Forest Park
800.747.8327 | todd-holland.com
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82¢ of each dollar you donate goes directly to our care for children at
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$35 can help fund a dental exam and cleaning for one child.
Donate online today at www.childrenscliniciws.org or mail to:
320 Lake Street | Oak Park, IL 60302
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2015 Holiday Housewalk & Market
Sponsors
Preview Party Sponsors
Forest Park National Bank & Trust Co.
Marion Street Market
House Sponsors
Community Bank of Oak Park & River Forest
Elite Staffing
Levy Custom Homes, Inc
MB Financial Bank
Robert W. Baird & Co
Kittleman and Associates LLC
Guidebook Sponsors
Beyer Brofman Design
Gloor Realty
Jae Berni Interiors
Celebration Tablescapes
Sponsors
Barley Twist
Drechsler, Brown & Williams Funeral Home
David R. Juel, D.D.S., LTD.
Constantine L. Politis, D.D.S.
Kyra Pych - Remax in the Village, Realtors
Unique Indoor Comfort
West Suburban Medical Center
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Friends Sponsors
A A Rental Center
Forest Agency
Frank Lloyd Wright Trust
Fraser Dental
Furry Godmother
Gagliardo Realty
Hemmingway’s Bistro
Kelty Lawn Care
Kirk Eye Center
Knit Nirvana
Lynch Dental Center
Monahan Law Group
Oak Design & Construction
O’Sullivan’s Public House
Prairie Title
Laura Talaske
Talaske / Sound Thinking
The Tennis and Fitness Center /
The Yoga Centre
The Tile Gallery
Nancy and George Wohlford
In-Kind Donors
Artemis Design
Oscar Blanco
John Brofman
Careful Peach Boutique
Charlie Mayer Photography
Chicago Tribune
Dan Deziel
Dressel’s Hardware
Dudes Making a Difference
Ted Flint
Frank Lloyd Wright Trust
Good Earth Greenhouse & Cafe
James Anthony Salon & Day Spa
2015 Holiday Housewalk & Market
Donors
In-Kind Donors (continued)
Lynn Kirsh
oakpark.com
John Robinson
Nick Robinson
Rush Oak Park Hospital
The Printing Store
Dan Senese
Tulipia Floral Design
Ken Van Der Griend
Wednesday Journal
West Suburban Living Magazine
Benefactors
The Christopher Family Foundation
Sharon & Ted Flint
Mary & Dominic Pisani
Doug Cotsamire & Ron Roman
Providers
Ann & Doug Anderson
Sarina Butler
The Dressel Family
Stephanie & Jack Flynn
Julie & Scott Moller
Supporters
Sue & Dan Arends
Barbara Ballinger
Mary & Greg Cappelli
Mary & Daniel Deziel
Martha & Chris English
Kay & Robert Hedger
Alice Ireland & Wayne Juhnke
Kathy & Doug Kurtenbach
Jean & Daniel Lupiani
Mary Lou & Martin Noll
Diane & Perry Pero
Diane & Donald Pochyly
Carrie & Dave Poitras
Kim & Kevin Robinson
Sheila & Phil Rock
Lynne Williams
Partners
Catherine Adduci
Jill & Steve Baskin
Debbie & Oscar Blanco
Sandy & Paul Brennan
Marcia Coleman
Julie & Kevin Collins
Sandy & Jack Dillon
Penny Egerter
Liz & Bruce Fischer
Sue Gancer
Ellen & Paul Gignilliat
Kathy & Thomas Haney
Deborah & Jeffrey Hill
Nancy & David Hines
Beverly & Michael Kralovec
Elizabeth & Alex Lippitt
Sharlene Lissuzzo
Claudia Marciniak Puiszis & Steve Puiszis
Karen Mayer
Carol & Larry Michener
Patricia & Thomas Nelson
Mary Olson
Patricia & Edward Petrick
Margo & Jim Pizzo
Susan & Darius Povilaitis
Liz & John Robinson
Shirley Rogers
Janet & Kenneth Schiffman
Karen & Jeffrey Stelmach
Laura & Richard Talaske
Kim & Mike Trucco
Eva & Mark Walsh
Lynn & James Winikates
Susan & John Zaruba
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Celebration Tablescape 1
Holiday “Tree” – 100th Anniversary Celebration
Celebrate Spring!
One lucky winner will receive this special Holiday Housewalk & Market collection: 12 Holiday
Housewalk plates, 12 cocktail napkins, and 12 dinner napkins embroidered with the Holiday
Housewalk tree. Drawing entries are limited to those who purchase a minimum of $50 of
Celebration Tablescapes tickets. Thank you for supporting the OPRF Infant Welfare Society!
Bright blue, yellow and white chase away the cold of winter and invite celebrations with
family and friends. Windowpane plaid, wicker chargers, cobalt glasses – totally on trend.
This table also includes a gift certificate for fresh flowers! Service for 8.
View this beautiful Celebration Tablescape and purchase raffle tickets online at
www.childrenscliniciws.org or at our Holiday Market.
BEYER BROFMAN DESIGN
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Alfresco Anywhere Sweet Indulgences Enjoy evenings under the stars at your favorite summer venue. Set the classic wooden
collapsible table with beautiful custom linens, unbreakable plates, wine glasses, tumblers
and flatware. All items pack conveniently into the custom canvas tote for fun on the go.
Service for 4.
Fabulous vintage china and glassware on exquisite fabrics create a beautiful service for
any special occasion. Entice your guests with this a one-of-a-kind dessert buffet!
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Prairie Home Under the Tree If you love all things prairie you will love this elegant table. Limoges plates complement
the Studio Skylight table runner and sumptuous linen napkins. Make everyday special as
you light the candles in handmade walnut candleholders. Service for 8.
Kids of all ages will vie for a place at this holiday table. Spinning tops, kazoos, and a
Brio train entertain those seated under the tree. Serve holiday beverages in ruby goblets,
favorite Marshall Field’s Santa Bear mugs. A festive, fun classic. Service for 8.
childrenscliniciws.org or at our Holiday Market.
childrenscliniciws.org or at our Holiday Market.
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Holiday Market Artisan Vendors
Stroll our Holiday Market featuring two floors of juried artisan
vendors offering beautiful, unique gift items. Plus don’t miss this
year’s Celebration Tablescapes.
Jewelry
Carrie C Designs
Carrie Cohen
Chicago, IL
All one-of-a-kind jewelry designs created from
natural stones, crystals, assorted glass and
metals
Additions
Valerie and James William
St Charles, IL
www.wearhardware.com
Handcrafted recycled hardware jewelry
Jean’s Gems
Alouette Artisan Jewelry
Jamie Anne McClellen
Westchester, IL
www.alouettejewelry.com
Fanciful and fun jewelry pieces combining
vintage elements with semi-precious stones,
crystal and antiqued brass
bebeka design and Manouche
Joan Friedberger and Kim Shimkus
Oak Park and Forest Park, IL
www.manoucheshop.com
One-of-a-kind jewelry, accessories and
knitwear
Beads by Lou
Marilou Volkman
Liberty Twp, Ohio
Beads all handmade by Lou and Viking chains
handmade and made into jewelry such as
necklaces, pendants, bracelets, earrings and
more
C3 Designs
Chris Jensen
Oak Creek, WI
www.c3-designs.com
One-of-a-kind fine jewelry in gold and silver
using genuine gemstones, diamonds and
pearls
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Marlena Parr
Lake Forest, IL
Handmade jewelry made from semi precious
stones, crystals and more, as well as vintage
jewelry from many eras
Milagros
Clare Kunkel
Chicago, IL
www.graciainc.org
Handcrafted jewelry combining leather, semiprecious stones and fine silver. Gracia partners with Casa Hogar, a home for 110 abused,
orphaned and indigent girls and young women
in Jalapa, Guatemala. Casa Hogar ensures that
the girls receive loving care, a safe home and
a traditional education. Gracia and its social
enterprise Milagros provide real-life, business
skills training, jobs and an income stream for
the home.
Sandi Miller Designs
Sandi Miller
Chicago, IL
Artisan designed jewelry using vintage knitting needles, pure fine silver, silver solder,
steel, sterling and copper wires with stones
and pearls
Skarha Glass Studio
Rita Skarha
Naperville, IL
www.skarhaglassstudio.com
Original, handmade fused glass art, including
functional and decorative vessels, jewelry and
standalone art
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Happy Holidays!
Fraser Dental is Proud to Support
The 17th Annual
Holiday Housewalk & Market
7627 W. Lake Street, Suite 200, River Forest
Phone: 708-366-6001 • www.fraserdental.com
Women’s Clothing &
Accessories
Knitted by Design and Usborne Books
(Great Books and More)
B.V. Adams LTD.
Beverly Adams
Elk Grove Village, IL
Beverly Adams’ “Holiday Collection” - women’s
apparel and accessories for the holiday
season
Audrey Massel
Hawthorn Woods, IL
www.knittedbydesign.etsy.com
www.greatbooksandmore.com
Educational books and knitted items for
infants, toddlers, children and adults
Ruthie’s Garden
Ruth Maddock
Glen Ellyn, IL
www.ruthiesgarden.com
Each flower pin from Ruthie’s Garden is an
original, one-of-a-kind piece of art
bebeka design and Manouche
Joan Friedberger and Kim Shimkus
Oak Park and Forest Park, IL
www.manoucheshop.com
One-of-a-kind jewelry, accessories and
knitwear
The Winding Road
BR-Design
Rea Koutsogiorgas
Chicago, IL
Handcrafted scarves & shawls and European
designed clothing
Marla Showfer
West Dundee, IL
www.shopthewindingroad.com
Handmade, fair trade scarves, shawls, market
baskets and children’s stuffed animals from
around the world
Enza Bella Bags
Prairie Title salutes the important work of IWS and The
Children’s Clinic
Mary & Frank Pellegrini
www.prairietitle.com
Elsa DePalma
Oak Park, IL
www.enzabellabags.com
One-of-a-kind vintage handbags creatively
“dressed up” with found jewelry, trims and
added details - a true fashion treasure
Feltwerker Recycled Wool
Accessories
Denise Handwerker
Elmwood Park, IL
www.feltwerker.com
Felted wool fingerless gloves, scarves, trivets
and flower pins
Joshe Style
Kristen Erickson
Glenview, IL
www.joshestyle.com
Joshe Style offers an eclectic mix of carefully
curated winter accessories and clothing,
bright baubles, bold accessories, and fabulous
gifts that are as fun to give as they are to
receive
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Gourmet Food
Cyrano’s On The Go!
Chef Didier Durand
Chicago, IL
Fresh breads, croissants, spreads, pâtés and
rillettes, quiches, frozen dinners, spices, vinaigrettes and sauces
Karl’s Craft Soup
Karl Bader
Oak Park, IL
www.karlscraftsoup.com
Fresh, small-batch soups made thoughtfully
with the season’s best produce
Mayana Chocolates
(Preview Party only)
Daniel and Tamara Herskovic
Spooner, WI
www.mayanachocolate.com
Chocolate collections & artisan candy bars
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Home Decor
Gabriel John Candles
A Little Book
Janet Spiech
Glen Ellyn, IL
www.alittlebook.net
Providing a little nostalgia and simplicity
through books and notecards and more as
well as offering beautiful items for the kitchen
and home repurposed from rescued shirts.
Items include aprons for adults and children,
baby bibs, and market bags.
AJA Woodworking
Allan Aurrichio
Plano, IL
www.ajawoodworking.com
Custom furniture made from domestic hardwoods
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Toni Harris
Chicago, IL
www.bathesoap.com
Artisanal bath and body products handcrafted
in an assortment of whimsical colors and
delightful scents. We also offer a variety of
products for the well groomed man.
and cannot be used for clean
and check/maintenance calls.
Christine Baumbach
Christine Baumbach
Oak Park, IL
Everything holiday! Décor, ornaments,
wreaths, tree skirts and ultimate hostess gifts
Cjsnaps Chicago
Carolyn Louise Allen
Chicago, IL
Beautiful, handmade cards with original
photography of flowers, animals, birds and
scenery from around the world. The cards
are blank inside for you to add your own personal message. They are perfect for hostess,
teacher and holiday gifts!
Gabriel Nunez
Chicago, IL
www.gabrieljohncandles.com
Artisan crafted pure soy candles made eco
sensibly for the perfect gift
Just Say Cheese
Megan Fordon
Flossmoor, IL
www.justsaycheese.etsy.com
Home decor, picture frames, embellished flour
sack towels, ornaments, gift sets and door
hangers - all pieces are made and created by
Megan Fordon
Just Write Cards
Jenny DiChiara
Elmhurst, IL
www.facebook.com/justwritecards
Handcrafted notecards and handcrafted
Blackhawks and Chicago coasters
Heritage Tile
Pam Dombrowski and Karen Heinig
Oak Park, IL
www.heritagetile.com
Offering Rookwood Pottery artisan giftware
including art tile, vases, ornaments and figurines. Made in the US since 1880.
Le Parisien Apt.
Anna Franz
Wheaton, IL
www.leparisienapt.com
French chic women’s accessories, French
vintage prints and small home decor
Pens By Gene
Eugene Benes
Homer Glen, IL
Handmade pens made from wood and acrylic
materials
We Want Your Business! 150 E. St. Charles Rd., Villa Park, IL 60181
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Home Decor (continued)
Children’s Gifts
Pollyarts
A Little Book
Polly Pancoe-Kortlander
Chicago, IL
www.pollyartschicago.com
Beaded serving pieces and unusual accessories for the home
Janet Spiech
Glen Ellyn, IL
www.alittlebook.net
Providing a little nostalgia & simplicity through
books and notepads, and offering beautiful
items for the kitchen and home repurposed
from rescued shirts - items include aprons for
adults & children, baby bibs & market bags
Sarah Mizanin Ceramics
7453 W. Madison
Forest Park, IL
708.771.5232
Sarah Mizanin
North Aurora, IL
www.sarahmizanin.com
Creative vintage style, functional porcelain
pottery, holiday ornaments & bells, and wearable art
Skarha Glass Studio
knitnirvana.com
Rita Skarha
Naperville, IL
www.skarhaglassstudio.com
Original, handmade fused glass art, including
functional and decorative vessels, jewelry and
stand-alone art
The Sheet Lady
Toula’s Skincare
Renee Boznos Haas and Dena Boznos
Oak Park, IL
www.toulasskincare.etsy.com
Toula’s skincare products are handmade with
all natural ingredients and olive oil from our
family farm in Greece
Vintage Place Settings
Stacy Powers and Coreen Arnold
Chicago, IL
www.vintageplacesettings.com
Sale of holiday tableware and linens; barware;
decanters; platters; serving dishes; and silverplate trays
Abbey Levine
Chicago, IL
www.crabbyabbey.com
Cool clothes for babies & kids!
Discovery Toys
Sherre Brutzkus
Evanston, IL
www.discoverytoyslink.com/sherre
Teach. Play. Inspire.
Knitted by Design and Usborne Books
(Great Books and More)
Audrey Massel
Hawthorn Woods, IL
www.knittedbydesign.etsy.com
www.greatbooksandmore.com
Educational books and knitted items for
infants, toddlers, children and adults
Karen Canzoneri
Deerfield, IL
www.sheetsbykaren.com
6 sizes of sheet sets in 20 + colors
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Crabby Abbey Baby & Kids
Rosie’s Nana
Nancy Gardner
Chicago, IL
www.rosiesnana.etsy.com
Handmade and handknit doll clothes and
accessories for 18” dolls
The Winding Road
Marla Showfer
West Dundee, IL
www.shopthewindingroad.com
The Winding Road takes you across the globe
to discover beautiful and unique handmade
scarves, shawls, handbags and children’s toys
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Dedicated to Client Satisfaction
Thank You
LAURA TALASKE, ABR, GRI
BROKER
[email protected]
708.473.7125 MOBILE
GLOOR REALTY CO.
114 N. OAK PARK AVENUE, OAK PARK, IL 60301
708.524.1100
www.gloor.com
LYNCH DENTAL CENTER
340 Lathrop Ave
River Forest, IL 60305
Phone: 708.366.6411
Fax: 708.366.6486
30 N Michigan Ave, Suite 225
Chicago, IL 60602
Phone: 312.263.3235
Monahan Law Group, LLC
Please call us for all your legal needs.
Thank You!
Joseph T. Monahan, MSW, ACSW, JD
55 West Monroe Street, Suite 3700
Chicago, Illinois 60603
Phone (312) 419-0252 ~ Fax (312) 419-7428
www.monahanlawllc.com
[email protected]
Proceeds from this event support the IWS Children’s Clinic,
located at 320 Lake Street in Oak Park.
Your participation in the 17th Annual Holiday Housewalk & Market translates into
Complete planning, design
and construction for your home.
www.oak-design.com
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324 Lake Street, Oak Park, Illinois 60302-2604
[email protected]
Kitchens
Bathrooms
Additions
canals, fillings, sealants, school physicals, immunizations, well-child visits, sick-child
care, child development and mental health screenings, nutrition counseling and
individual therapy sessions.
708.383.2244
Design &
Construction
more than 10,800 medical and dental visits, including: dental cleanings, x-rays, root
www.oak-design.com
“Your community support helps us sustain the services we provide for so many children.
Thank you for your generosity!”
Debbie Blanco, Auxiliary Chair, OPRF Infant Welfare Society
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O’SULLIVAN’S PUBLIC HOUSE
Event Leadership Thank You
Thank you to the many volunteers that served on the 17th Annual Holiday
Housewalk & Market Committees. Their time, effort and energy made this
event possible!
Holiday Housewalk & Market Event Chairs:
7244 Madison Street Forest Park, IL 60130
708.366.6667
TA L A S K E
CONSULTANTS IN ACOUSTICS AUDIO VIDEO
All Event Committees Chair
Housewalk Committees Chair
Market Committees Chair
Debbie Wholey
Sarina Butler
Liz Robinson
Marketing
House Selection
Market Vendors
Debbie Wholey
Liz Robinson
Sarina Butler
Jennifer Goodsmith
Katie O’Brien
Sarina Butler
Leeann Heininger
Laura Talaske
Nancy Wohlford
Lexi Nielsen, Chair
Dianne Andrews
Becky Brofman
Suzanne Holmes
Judy Yang Murawski
Sponsorship/Underwriting
Proud sponsor of the
Debbie Wholey
Naomi Tselepis
Guidebook
Debbie Wholey
Mindy Ondrla
TM
www.talaske .com
Printing
“Best Value in Town”
Barre Pilates Yoga
Spinning® INSANITY®
Group Training
301 Lake St., Oak Park, IL
(708) 386-2175
TENandFiT.com
Sarina Butler – Liz Robinson – Debbie Wholey
Debbie Wholey
Katie O’Brien
Staffing
Mary Deziel
Julie McKune
Member Communications
Debbie Wholey
Signage
Debbie Wholey
LeeAnn Senese
Tickets/Check In
Nancy Ide
Homeowner Liaison
Sarina Butler
Financial Services
House Captains
Cindy Rolfing, Co-Chair
Peggy Vogt, Co-Chair
Leah Beckwith
Linda Binder
Sara Blair
Kay DeMonge
Kathy Haney
Leeann Heininger
Lori Malinski
Marti Napolitano
Cam Niederman
Sally Prescott
Peggy Ramette
LeeAnn Senese
Celebration Tablescapes
Nancy Van Der Griend, Chair
Ann Anderson
Leeann Heininger
Mary Cate Kuhl
LeeAnn Senese
Preview Party
John Robinson, Chair
Decorations
Debbie Wholey
Luminaries
Diane Menza
Circle 80 Liaison
Sally Prescott
Neighboorhood Liasons
House Captains
Music
Kathy Haney
Michele Moore
Contracts
Diane Menza
Dine & Share
Lorraine Owles
Downtown Oak Park
Debbie Wholey
Municipal Liaison
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Debbie Wholey
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NANCY & GEORGE
WOHLFORD
Gagliardo Realty Associates
Serving Oak Park and River Forest.
Ready to help buyers and sellers
with their real estate needs.
[email protected]
708.610.6298 | 708.899.3121
Dine & Share
Dine
Share
Dine at one of our participating Dine & Share restaurants
during our Holiday Housewalk & Market weekend,
December 4, 5, & 6, 2015
Please give the coupon on the reverse side of this page to your
server and 10% of your purchase will be donated to the OPRF
Infant Welfare Society, benefitting the IWS Children’s Clinic.
Thank you to these restaurants for supporting the OPRF Infant
Welfare Society.
Autre Monde
6727 W. Roosevelt Road ~ Berwyn
708.775.8122 | autremondecafe.net
Cucina Paradiso
814 North Boulevard ~ Oak Park
708.848.3434 | cucinaoakpark.com
Fat Duck Tavern & Grill
7218 Madison Street ~ Forest Park
708.488.1493 | fatduckgrill.com
211 N. Oak Park Avenue ~ Oak Park
708.524.0806 | hemmingwaysbistro.com
Whether you need a website developed or
a logo created, Artemis Design provides
comprehensive services from start to finish.
Contact us to see how we can help with
Maya Del Sol
144 S. Oak Park Avenue ~ Oak Park
708.358.9800 | mayadelsol.com
the development of your next project.
312.421.8535 | [email protected] | chicago
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Winberie’s Restaurant & Bar
151 N. Oak Park Avenue ~ Oak Park
708.386.2600 | oakpark.winberies.com
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OAK PARK RIVER FOREST
Infant Welfare Society
2015
Holiday Housewalk and Market
DINE & SHARE
Present this voucher to your server at these participating restaurants and 10% of your
purchase will be donated to the IWS Children’s Clinic. Valid December 4, 5 & 6, 2015
Autre Monde
6727 W. Roosevelt Road, Berwyn
Maya Del Sol
144 S. Oak Park Avenue, Oak Park
Cucina Paradiso
814 North Boulevard, Oak Park
7218 Madison Street, Forest Park
211 N. Oak Park Avenue, Oak Park
Winberie’s
2015
DINE & SHARE
Autre Monde
Maya Del Sol
Cucina Paradiso
Winberie’s
2015
DINE & SHARE
Autre Monde
Maya Del Sol
Cucina Paradiso
Winberie’s
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Celebrating 100 Years of Healthy Kids
100 Years of Healthy Kids
For one hundred years, the Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society has provided
quality care to families throughout our community. We began by providing clean
milk to infants and now provide a range of medical, dental, and behavioral health
services to families who cannot afford private care.
Our incredible group of members and supporters make this work possible. The
willingness to volunteer time, talent, and treasure is invaluable. It ensures that
the IWS Children’s Clinic can continue to help children enjoy healthier, happier
childhoods.
Thank you for all your help and support!
www.oprfiws.org

2015 Guidebook - Children`s Clinic

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