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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920 p* Activities °, North JKore Chibj by Rutk Tlisley^K ORTH shore club women are interested in the annual meet- ing of clubs of the Tenth District, to be held at the Wauke- gan Woman's club on Thursday, March 18. The officers . include Mrs. Charles Ware of Kenihvorth, president; Mrs. Donald M. Gallic*, vice-president at large ; Mrs. Albert N. Hobart, recording secretary; Mrs. James Hogan, corresponding secretary; treasurer, Mrs. Edmund Graf. Luncheon reservations must be sent to Mrs. John Whyte, 713 Genesee street, Waukegan, not later than Monday, March 15. Rep- resentatives from the North .Shore Catholic Woman's league, the Neighbors of Kenihvorth, the Winnetka Woman's club, the Wom- an's Catholic clubof Wiluiette, the Woman's Library club of Glen- coe, and the Wilmette Woman's club will be in attendance. The following program has been arranged for the day: Morning Session Board Meeting, V:M) o'clock. Regular meeting, 10:30 o'clock. Address of welcome, Mrs. A. E. Brown, president of Hostess club. Throe minute reports. Report of treasurer. Nominationsâ€"for corresponding secretary; for treasurer. Revision of by-laws. Address, Mrs. William Hart, president, Illinois Federation of Woman's clubs. Luncheon from 1 to 1:30 o'clock. Polls open from 1 to 1:30 o'clock. Afternoon Session Musicâ€"Choralâ€"Waukegan Woman's club. Address, Mrs. T. Arnold Hill, Executive Secretary Chicago Urban League. Address, "Treasure and Treasure Houses," Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd, pastor First Congregational church, Wilmette. spring luncheon at the College club, Chicago, Saturday of this week. Mrs. E. N. Parmlee and Mrs. Carl R. La- tham of Evanston are in charge of the program, consisting of addresser, by Mr. William Dyche and Prof. Franklin Bliss Snyder. Mrs. John Clark Baker of Wilmette, social chair man. will be assisted by Mrs. James Tuft Hatfield, Mrs. Grant Schaefer, Mrs. Fryc, Mrs. A. W. Moseley. Mrs. Ed son Fowler, Mrs. It. E. Wilson, Mrs. Louis Nafls, Mrs. A. V. OolTman, Miss Mary Rose Potter, Miss Sarah Harris. Dr. Mary McEwen and Miss AJta Miller of Evanston, and Mrs. Ernst Davies, Mrs. Fred Clark and Miss Grace Hickox of Chicago, as table hostesses. Representatives from various of the woman's clubs of the North Shore will meet with Mrs. James I«\ Porter in Hubbard Woods on Friday morning of this week to discuss a proposition for opening a school for civic instruction on the North Shore. Mrs. John Clark Baker and Mrs. C. N. Hurlbut will represent the Wilmette Woman's club. Miss Anna Morgan gave a reading of the poetic drama, "The Tidings Brought to Mary," yesterday morn- ing, at the residence of Mrs. V. K. Spicer in Kenihvorth, before the art and literature department of the Neighbors. Mrs. J. M. bander, chair- man of the department, was in charge of the program. The program for the meeting of the Winnetka Woman's club, scheduled for Thursday afternoon of next week, will be given under the direction of the Music committee. Miss Priscilla Carver, pianist, and Mrs. Morris M. Townley. soprano, will give a program of Modem Music. The hostesses will t>e Mcsdam^s Robert Boak, Alfred V. Horsman, Austin D. Jenkins, air! William D. Truesdale. "When the Kettle Sings," a play, is to be presented by members of tin Woman's Library club of Glencoe at the school auditorium on the evening of Thursday, April 8, at 8 o'clock. A group of dances and some excellent musical numbers will juld to the pleasure of the evening's entertain- ment. The proceeds of the affair will go to the Library eliib building fund. 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