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WILMETTE LIFE, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1924 9 e4,nnual Exhibit of T s men Our us. . Mrs. Millar, who was Ann· George, roles in a cast of over 100 girls who N. U. Girls to _ Appear ts a well known educator.: Sht: was the Mrs. B!ocld HoateJS will take part in "The Three Twins," firs.t foreign pupil of ~me. Montesat Bridge" Luncheon ·in Muaic:al Comec:IJ Cut a musical comedy which the Woman's sort, and it was she who introdp~ed that R~: Fnderi'ck W. Blocki; presiHE Misses Kathryn Louise Crush, Athletic association of Northwestern system of education into this country. Wliversity is producing on Friday and dent ot the Illinois Federation Virginia Binns, Dot:othy Burke, Saturday, May 16 and 17. The produCMrs. Millar, the translator of Mme. HE annual exhibit of the work of Montessori's books, is interested 'in two . of Clubs the Tenth District, Barbara · Greer, Emily Marsh, tion is \ ~r the · managanent of a Wilmette artists · will be held at . schools on the north shore. She has entertained at luncheon and· at bridge Irene Myers, Gertrude Redwtiz, Eleahor student, lGs Marian Copper. · the Wilmette Woman's club on been giving lectures in Evanston at the Monday ·~fternoon, · April 2l. . Her Rice, Louise.'Starkey, Virginia Sullivan, :May 9, 10, and 11, !Yith an opening re- ~ursery school, and i~ . Winnetka she ception on .t~l! ~evenin~ of M~:r. 9 to . t~e :s the supervis<;>r of . the ~dvanced work guests were members of the Tenth D.o,rothy T~lfor. and Kathleen Wright artists exhtbttmg. Th1s years entry list .t.n the Dorothy Sears Montessori D.istric~ board,. , Dlember11 . o£ cthe Board have been chosen to play' pt:incipal includes t~e names of fifty artists, with school where ·she teachel' two .'days a of . the RoJers Park W oman'1 · club-, of which s t i a· .~ other even more exhibitors expected. The week, . f' · clu~ .women .who fiiv~ en associated 1n hlic is invited to attend this exhibiwith Mrs. 'Bloclci in her many activit ~< n which ·is open to .t he public . for Wm' ne... _;_ Cl..b ..... 0·:r· .,. Dainty luncheon tables, illUmities. thc,e three days :without charge. On UUl "" Saturday morning from 10 o'clock Uhtil · Seaaon .Witb, Retital nated with· candlr:s and gay .w ith jon12 tile e~ibit will be open to the 'school O N Thursday, April 24, the Music quils, radiated · Spring. Among those -&~~ill)~ :·.::· finest je...ary sJtop ch'ildren, and will remain open to all deparnnertt · of 'the Winnetka P.resent . were Mrs. · Har~y D. Hammer, ·· . on · the North Shore, Mr:;. William Sauer, Mrs. Edward 0. visitors du~ing the nst of that day and Woman's ·club gave a delightful Brooks, Mrs . . Darius Phillips, Mrs. througho_ ut Sundax ..afternoon and eve: maintaining a ~epair - departI' · recital,-=with·- Mr. Robert _9uick1 violin- Sat:kis N ahigiatl. Mrs .. Jaines -campbell, ment for watches, clocks and nsng. ist1 and Mr. Robert Sanoen at the plano. M.rs. M. K. Norl:bam and Mrs. Oscar More than 1,000 persons viewed the The first number' on the program was Hebel. From the northern suburbs jewelry. last exhibition, and an even larger atS E · H tendance is expected this year. onata major · · · · · · · · · · · andel came Mrs. Albert F. Reichman, Mrs. Adagio-Allegro Albert 0. Olson, Mrs. Harry Gra4le, The annual meeting of the · ~man!& .._ !;argo-Allegro- -· --·- - -· -- - ·--- Mrs. -t. ·t,.. Winrers,Mr~ C. Shipnes cluh of Wilmette was held on WednesThe next number played was Intra- and Mrs. Maurice Mandevi,le. f· day, April 23. Mrs. Maurice Lieber of duction et Rondo Capricioso by Saint f \\'innetka spoke in the morning on club Saens, which was followed by the ati · i ··. t ideals. Luncheon was served at 1 ways popular Reception to Open ew , · LIBJ't.ARY ~.A. RO'l'JIL ."1· ' o'clock and ' the afternoon was given (a) Nocturne E flat major ... Chopin Home of ae Club f i4N81'<?M over to re1>9rts and the annual election. (b) Vogel als Prophet . . . . . . · Mr. John. Minnema entertained those .. " t .· , .... ·· . Sc:humann--Auer T H E Chicago College ub is hav· I J present w1th two groups of American ('c)' .trlror:i~l :': . ,"'. , );!....·· C:~~t!twon~y ! ing' a ·reception on Sat rday afterfolk songs. 'td )J' Indihn ~'nake Dance .... :8urleigh : · · rlooQ, May 3, to celebra e. the openThe following officers were elected The fourth number was changed from mg of the new clubhouse, htch makes for the coining year: Mrs. R E. P. the Hymn te> the Sun to the Hindoo possible the resuming of t e activities Kline, president; Mrs. · N. P, CMwel ' Cttant . ... Rimsky-Krosa'ttoff-Krei~e'rt. that had ·cl!ased during "miing da~." 1st vice-president; 2nd vice-preside.nt, ;!he la.t number cff . tbe op&'rt""wal · · Tlte 1ea ~ hour will be fro 3 until 6 Mrs. George w. Kh>by; 3rd vice-pfesi- 'P61onaise· A major . : ... ::. Wiertlawski o'clock, With the offi~ers a . ~embers dent, Mrs. Arthur J. Dickinson; recordThe attendance was regrettably small,· of the r~ms commtttee r CIVmg. ing secretary, Mrs. Myron West; cor- but most enthusiastic. Tea was served In .add1t1on ~o the re~uldr lunch~n responding secretary, Mrs. Ralph Huff; in the club parlors after the recital. and dmner serv1ce a. spec1al eature ~111 trca, urer, Mrs. H. S. Griswold. Folbe made of the servm~ of unday dinlowing is a . list of the chairmen of the ner and tea, commencmg '!( 11. different d<'U>artments: Mrs. Sumner Bryn Mawr Luncheon Many college women res dmg alon.g Mason, art and literature; Mrs. Lafayfor Eastern Gueata the north sh<;~r~ are. m~m r~ .of thts ett~ Co.zzens, child and home; civics at:d . MESDAMES Laird Bell, ]. Francis club and partiCipate m tts hvlhes. leg1~lattve, Mrs. ]. G. Wray :. mustt', . Dammann, Jr., William B. Hale, . , William G. Hibbard, James L. Mrs. Herb_ert ~ulford; bulletm, ¥r.s. ] . B: ~.oddte; philanthropy, Mrs. Chari': Houghteling, Jr., Philip Wyatt Moore, Phone· I McCue, prog~am, Mrs. Har~ey A. Bu$jl, Hel'm~n Adler, Cecil Barnes, ·William · Wilmette 7-Z-7-Winnetta 7-Z-7 ,. soc1al, Mrs. Ezra D. Fuchs, house, Mrs. E H th M · L J h son John ). ~1. Camelon. . aer er, orns . o n , . T . McCutcheon, James W. Mornsson, St~hen S. Gregory '!l).Q the Misses Harriet Houghteling, Eleanor Donnelley, Woman's Catholic Marion Holt, and . GJadys Spry. comHolds ·Annual ·Meeting prised the committee . who took charge of the arrangements for the ' funcheon Excluaive Cleaner 1 and given by the Chicago alumnae of Bryn Repairer of 1 Mawr college at the Ambassador hotel on Tuesday, April 29, in honor of Mrs. .Qriental and Domestic Ruaa W'illiam C. Dickerman' of New York Expert Layinc D ne and Mr. Horace Alwyne, professor of 4 Carlton BldiJ., Winn tka, Ill. music at Bryn Mawr colJege. Wilmette Artists May 9, 10 and 11 M o1 T the ' Go to C/aarcli Sunday .:. a ·· · ... THE ... Jlara · Jtwtltr l Coli Club RUGS John B. NazJnan' .:·, ., I,, '· ~ ,., .·.I .'I " Leagu~ ~Women -Voters 't ' ~ ' r; in National Convention A T the convention of the National League of Worrl'Fri -voters -,u held in Buffalo, Illinois was distinguished by ha,ving two of its W<'lmen selected by the nominating comn:titfee ~s officers for the ensuing year: M1ss Juha Lathrop, candidate for · vice-preside!'t, and Mrs. William G. HJbbar.d of Wtn-, netka was renominated for C!lrector of tire fourth region. Mrs. Walter ~enson a.!. Winnetka went to the convention.. ,as a~:representative of the Winnetka League and of the Efficiency in Government of the Illinois League. Maud Wood Park, president of league since its organization in Chi~o in 1920 retiring now because of \Jl\ health, addressed tfle meeting., ,, Qn . ~ril 25, telling of the growth, of the aCJtninistrative methods, and of the fi~ce of the league during its four ~~ars' history. 1 Ill : . I \I! t!h Gfhe I I' ·V fiu·, J1 ·t't 11 · t I Mra. Millar to S~ at Wellesley Club Meetina 1(\N Wednesday afternoon, May 2 · ~ the North Shore Wellesley club will meet-with Mrs. Ralph .(}. Brown, 1024 Hinman avenue, Evanston, at 2 :30 o'clock. Mr . Robert Wyn_ s }(jllar of~"11i ftlk~on ":L! eni 'tendencies in ~d Study." INGtON '" t: l