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-- ----- 8 ----~~.~·~ WILMETTE LIFE January 1, 1926 Next Catholic Club Program Offers a Varied Selection To Start Next Semester in College's New Home Plans are being made for the open· ing of the second semester of th~ National Kindergarten and Elementary college in its new home on the north shore. The mid-year class of 25, the last class to lea vc from the old building, will be graduated at the clo ' e of the first semester, January 28, and there is every prospect that it will be pos sible to open classes in the new building February l. Registration for the second .semeste r, with the added attraction of the new location , promises to be unu sually large, and the college offices at 2944 South Michig-an hou)cyard will he open during the holidays for the convenience of those who wish to (~iscuss courses, etc. The Fine Arts department of the \\.oman's Catholic club of Wilmette has planned an elaborate program for the next meeting of the club Friday afernoon. January 8, at 2:30 o'clock, at the home of the hostess, Mrs. M:. L. O'Brien of 1120 Ashland avenue. Mrs. Harry Bettinghaus will give a paper on Current Events; Mrs. W. L. Ballard will review "My Brother's Face" by Dham Gopal Mukeyi, and 1\frs. B. 1\1. Lupton will read a paper on "The Art of Homemaking." Music will haye its share on the program, for a study of two operas will he giYen: the first, "Ottelo," with Mrs. Pablick the reader, and Chartes 1\fcSherry playing selections: the second · opera will be "Puritan a," with 1\tf rs. Robert Fontham reading the story, The Frank ]. Scheidcnhclms, SO-tand 1\frs. \h,T. E. \\ hite si nging numbers Forest a yemH.' were ho st at a large from the score, with 1\frs. William Chri tmas dinn e r. Their out-of-town Otter at the piano. guests included l\fr. and Mr . 8avis V. Colbert of Chicago, ~1r. and ~l::-s. John 1\[rs. C. L. Bode, 1109 Forest ave· ~~ c Phcrrin and their children of Des JHte, entertained at lun~·lwon and ~'f oincs. Iowa, and the A. K. Srheidcn bridge on \Vedncsday of this week. ),t·;ms of EYanston. The Best Wishes for the The pupils of the ~fallinckrodt sch::>O I on H.idge and \\'alnut avenues presented a very impres i\·e Christmas rrogram 1\Ionday, December 21. The entertainment was iurnish'e d b\· the mu sic, vocal, expression, and . gymnasi um pupils. The prog-ram follows: Chorus · · · · · · · · · · · · Class · · · · · · · · · · · · Veaz·i e Vocal Serenata ................. :uoszkowski Florence Borre The Big Brown Bear · · · · :\fann. Zueca Susan l\Iick Hussian Folk Dance Preshman Gym. Clas:-: Dal'l~ Drown Is the Hiv , r .. A. :-;. ~lillcr Elsie Lencioni Swedish \Veave Sophomore Gym. Class I'., rom the Land of th e Sky Dl Ul' \Vat er .................. C'aclman Lorraine Leyn t· Valcik · · · · · · · 1\fary · · · · · ·B · · II · · · · ·: · ~fokr ·js La Brunette .................. s v ·rn Evelyn Smith ::\larjorie Smith .\ Little Coon's Prayer ...... B. Hope Josephine Breicha Tlw Littl Fit· Tree ...... S. Coolidge Gertrude Payne Th e Sh(·J>herds and the Ang Is . . . . . . ........................ L. \Vallaee Ann llalak <' hristma s Joy~ ............ E. Huffer ~largar et Nanzig Ang·t'Ja Hau .\ <"hristmas Thoug-ht · · · · · · L. L;n °111 H.us ema ry Dle!:ier :-;ilv11t Xight Emily Gould lojlizabeth Pt:ten; On X mas Program - -- - - -- - - - I Dorothy Iliff Weds at Home Ceremony of Artistic Simplicity A beautiful wedding took place at the home of Nir. and Mrs. John W. Iliff, 1115 Greenwood avenue, Tuesday evening, December 22, whC;n their daughter, Miss Dorothy Iliff, became the bride; of Donald J. Ho skin s of Columbus, Ohio. H.e\'. StetJhen A. Lloyd performed the cere mony in the r~ rescnce of a few intimate friends and members of the two families. Among the out-of-town guests pres1 1 ·1 · t 'I cnt were t 1e Jrt< egroom s paren s, 1\ r. and 1Irs. S. A. Hoskin ·, his aunt, 1Iis-> r [arian Hamilton, all of Columbus, 01110, · an d 1 · Sister, · 1\1' H e 1en H OS· · 11 1~ Is s kins of Detroit, Mich. 1 Iiss Iliff is well kno\\'n in this com munit'· where she has Ii,·ed for a num J her of years. She is a graduate of ~ew Trier high school and North· · h 1 \\estern ttllt\·ersttv w ere s 1c wa s a lllCmher of the D~lta Gamma sorority. ~fr. Ho skin s is a graduate of Ohio L' · · 1 J · ,~tate ttlltYerstt \' atH a mem >er or Kappa ~igma a;Hl Phi Delta Phi legal f ratcrnity. Following a wedding trip to \Yashit-.gton and ::\cw York, l-.Ir. and Mrs . H , s kins will make their home in Colmnhus, where ~[r . Hoskins is engaged i:1 the legal profe ss ion. GO TO CONVENTION The Shoe Petailers and the hoc Tran~lcrs con\·ention takes place next week at the Hotel Sherman. and will he attended by a number of local resid<..nt s. Frank King of 825 Greenleaf avenue, whose busine ss partner, \Villia m Goldstein, arrives today from Kcw York to be , his guest, will be host to 40 guests at the banquet to be giYen \V ednesday evening. ~Irs. harles E. Thompson of 1356 Creenwood circle entertained a few ft iends at tea at her home \Vednesday afternoon in honor of her mother, ~[rs. ) . A. Robinson, of Anderson, fnd., and lH'r husband's mother, 1tfrs. \\'. H. Thompson, of Indianapolis. -0- Race Problems Will Be Chicago Forum Subject The Chicago Forum will challenge the thought of the community on the problem of race relations at its meet ing in the · Apollo theatre Sunday afternoon, ] anuary 3, Fred A. ~Ioore , the director, ha . announced. The . peaker will be Dr. 1f. A. hby Jones of Atlanta, president of the Inter-Race I elation:; Commission which is doing the bigge t piece of constructive work on the problem of race relations in the South that has been undertaken since the Civil war. Dr. Jones is the n1inister of one of the largest churches in the South and is therefore a reliable exponent of the pogressive pub lic opinion in the South on what has been a seemingly insoluble social prohkm. Dr. Jones' subject ·w ill he "The Race Problem ·from a Southern Stand Point." The usual f}Uestion period will tollow the addrcs .. Music will he prm·ided hy a negro male quartet from the :M etropolitan Glee club. The Forum will ha,·e a its speaker ot· ] an uary 10, President \Villiam Green of the AnH'rican Federation of Lahor. This meeting- will he hroadcast from Station KYvV. Thr Crr~rent rirclr of the Con~rrg-a t ion a! church will hold an all d ay meeting Tuesday, ] a nuary S, at the> home of ?\f rs . .T ohn A. Born camp, 200 Sixth street. Assisting thr ho tess will he :\f r .. F. E. Parry and 11r<> C. W. Cozzens. ~fr. and 1vf rs . \ Villiam R. Crawford o: 527 Laurel :t YrtHle haYe returned from a si' wreks' trin to the F.ast and South. Th<'v sprn t most of their time motoring through Florida. -oM rs. Armand H. Pe,vcke of 400 Tsahclta stn·et rntrrhinrd ~fr. and Mn. Harold Stewa r t of Detroit for the holidays. Mrs. Pevcke was hostess at a C h ristmas d inner for 20 guests. Coming New Year To our friends on the north shore, we wish to express our sincere apprec. i ation for your patronage during the past, and hope for its continuance during the coming year. ·In this spirit we extend our 'sincere wishes for a Happy and Prosper-ous New Year. The Cozy Corner circle of the Con gregational church will hold its reg·· u:ar bu . iness meeting and luncheon Thursday, January 7, at the church . 1\rrs. Leslie :M organ will be chairman of the luncheon committee. -o~1 r . H. C. Taft, 900 Central avenue has her mother and her sister, Mrs. Kate Obrig and :Mi. s Katalie Obrig of Ridge\\'Ood, N. J ., visiting her for the l~olidays. On ).[onday e\·ening, December 28, he entertained at dinner in their honor. ------------------------------We will accept your reservation North now for Shore CHURCH CIRCLE NOTES Fiz·st G. C. Scheibe, Phone Winnetka 2525-26-27-28 M .ortgage Realty Inc. Bonds to be delivered in January. GROCERY AND MARKET 456-58 Winnetka Ave., Indian Hill ' SMART& Inc. aoLEE -oM in er Cobu rn , di r ector of the L ittle Theatre of Memphis. T en n., is spend in g th e holid ays w it h h is f athe r a nd moth er . M r. a nd Mrs. A. ]. Coburn o f 915 Linden av~nue . . 1580 Sherman Ave. Evanston