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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS ELECT 1924 OFFICERS Forty-nine candidates were initiated into Ouihnette Court, Catholic Daugh- ters of America at an organization meeting held Suudav, January 27, at Odd Fellows hall, Wilmette. They, together with 33 member* of the order transferring from Newman court, Kvanston, comprise the charter mem- bership. The Ouilmette roster con- sists only of Catholic women living on the north shore, north of Evanston. After ritual work luncheon was served at which Miss Antionette IJi- rong was toustmistress and Mrs. Helen Meagher, state regent, and Rev. F. X. McGuiness were the principal speakers. The following officers were elected: Mrs. Christine Weeks, grand regent; Mrs. Kthel Simpson.vice-grand re- gent; Antionette Birong, prophetess; Florence Arns. financial secretary; Mrs. Anna Magnuson, treasurer; Kathleen Kalmes. monitor; Margaret Budingcr. historian; Mrs. Martha Kiden. sentinel: Irene Steiner, organ- ist; Mrs. Magdalen Hillinger, Mary Alios, Mrs. Anna May, Mrs. Helen Kramnien, Mrs. Christine Schwall and Viola Budinger. trustees. Rev. F. X. McGuiness was appoint- ed chaplain of the court by the grand regent. Installation of officers will take place Wednesday evening, February 0, it is announced. Business meetings of the court are to-be held-on the- first Wednesday of each month and social programs will be given on the third Wednesday of each month, it is stated. 1,000 Parents Pay Visit to High School Students Alx>ut 1,000 parents and iruMi • Xew 'frier High school visited '" school un Thursday, January 24, nated as "Parents'^ Day" by sin'-"" tciulent Frederick K. Clerk. Ckiv>cs were conducted after the tnmary routine, except that the sesy.- :.- started after lunch time and coiit:r.\: •'. through the early evening hours in um:^ to meet the convenience of the visitor-. The comprehensive and strictly mod- ern school plant, recognised by leadin.f educators as one of the finest in the country, was a genuine revelation to the visitors. _ * Dinner was served in the school cafe- teria. Community Sing Classes Are Platmed f orWilmette Connne C. Sanderson. 914 Central avenue, who conducts the well-known Junior orchestra in the village is ask- ing Girl and Hoy Scouts of Wilmette who are. interestiiiL in learning the words of the favorite "Community Songs," to join the proposed "Song- fests" which it is planned will be held one afternoon each week. The "Twice 50 Community Song Hook" is to be used as a basis for the instruction, it is stated, and the mem- bership charge is to be very nominal, necessary only to defray the expense of the clas.scv Orchestra players who can qualify are asked to take advantage'of this opportunity to g^tin more experience. It is planned to- establish an orchestra that will be <(vaihrb!tr-for 'church din- ners and community or group gather- ings. 'Girl and Hoy Scouts interested are asked to k ommunicate with Mrs Sandvrs^TTstt WtImctte 663." Men Folks Will Cook a Big Turkey Dinner Turkeys, fresh from one of Ohio's best turkey farms, will crown the fes- tive board" at St. Augustine's Parish House Wednesday evening, February 6, when members of the vestry of the church will serve a complimentary din- ner to the members of the parish. The men will prepare and serve the dinner, affording the women of the parish an opportunity to sit down and "eat through.a rneaj" for a change. Tables will be placed in both the Parish House and Club House of the church, since it is anticipated the dinner will call forth one of the largest gather- ings in the history of the parish". A social program will' follow the dinner. -- Young People's Club to View Vaudeville Stunts The Young People's club of St. Joseph's parish will hold a business meeting at the school halNTuesday evening, "February 5. - Refreshments will be served and there will be a vaudeville entertainment. Plans are in progress tor a Valen- tine-Hunco party to be held Thursday 'evening, February 14. and arrange- ments have been made for a dinner en Thursday evening, February 28. Let Us Show Them to You The very latest styles in ladies' coats and dresses. Our prices are always mod- erate. Unique Style Shop 1126 CENTRAL AVE. Ph. Wil. 2403 WE SAVE YOU TH£ PRICE OF A NEW CAR It's a fact! 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