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· .lin. IL R. ~~~t, 218 Wood- l.mte PuWic 1D Atteacl . biDe &Yenae. entertained twenty peats D....L'Iic .._. .t! ·,.--~----~ at ~ tacheon and bridge on April 21. ruu ..____ I ~ The oat-of-town pests were Mrs. An- A Public Baha'i COnference wiD be *- Hlmmi· of Ridgewood, N. J. held on the tenth· floor of the new Grove. IIHnots. seek~ to con.trabute to. anter-rehgtous notices of our Glee club and Cirand mter-rac1al good-wall. cus, and for the many other kindDr. John Herman Randall of New nesses you have ext~nded to Wilmette . Laurence Bateman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ja:. L. Bateman of 735 Michigan York City, speaker on the well known Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, avel)u~. who attends Brown college at World Unity platform and head of the through the courtesy of your paper. Providence, R. 1., surprised his family yYor~d. Unity Foundation, wil}, speak on Sincerely thanking you, with · a one day visit last week be- Rehgaon for the New Age. Lilla B. Watkins, · Ruhi Effendi Afnan of Haifa, PalesWorthy Matron. tween concerts while on a tour which the Brown Glee club is making. tine, grandson of the world-renowned -:-0Abdu'l-Bah a, is now on tour in this Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Perry of 1127 Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Kirtland have country, where he has spoken to large Greenwood aven~e had as their guests moved into the home at 420 Washing- student groups in many colleges and last week, Miss Priscilla Perry an<l ton avenue which they purchased universities, wiH have for the subject Miss Monica Verdeko of Springfield, from George Kappes. Mr. Kirtland is of his address "Baha'u'llah: The Vt., who were Verm()nt's representreturning now to Wilmette after an Prophet of the New Age." atives in the National High School Orabsence of twelve years. He first Mrs. Ella Goodall Cooper of San chestra which played in Chicago last moyed here in 1899. Francisco will be the chairman. week. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . : ______--::-----------~ lliu Elsie Waldo of Buffalo. N. Y., Masonic temple building, 32 West Editor, WrtM£T'I'S LIFt:: Thirty-five women participated in Min "'}da Jourdain of Neenah, Wis. Ran~olph street, Chicago, Monday, 1 wish to express my sincere thanks the first evening of the Women's Volallcl aars.· Al~x Cameron of Downers Apral ~. at 8 . p. m. T~e confe.r~nce and gratitute for repeatedly printing ley Ball league tournament. at St~lp W oms· lfllltlt·r·te · ·volley B11ll Play Public For·m at the StoltJ Gym 1·--------------·1 VALUE IN ExcEss OF ALL PREVIOUS STANDARDS gymnasium Monday evenmg. Fave teams are entered in the tourname~t, which is beinr conducted by the Wilmette Playground and Recreation board and is the second athletic league sponsored by the board. A basketball league which closed its season March 26 marked the first attempt for a women's league in any sport, and the Volley Ball will be used for ·an intermediary between it and the Playground Ball league late in the spring. The same team organizations with the same personnel that competed in the first league, are entered in the Volley Ball. Daniel M. Davis, director of recreation, stated that he was very pleased with the enthusiasm with which the women's activities have been received and hoped that they would serve as a preliminary step to a permanent woman's organization connected with the Playground and Recreation Board. The Horsefeathers, Rinky Dinks and O'Kays were the victors in Monday evening's competition. The schedule for the remainder of the league is as follows: Pi'Ye-Passenger Pamil7 Sedan LE April II, 7:11 P. X. Cllquots vs. 8 Diamonds. Rlnky Dlnks vs. O'Kays. Horsefeathers vs. 8 Diamonds. Kay 'I H&a·sefeath~··s vs. Rlnky Dlnks. S Diamonds vs. O'Kays. Cllquots vs. Rlnky Dlnks. ...,. _tt Horsefeatbers VB. O'Kays. Kenneth Kerr of Marion, Ohio, is arriving tomorrow to spend a short time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Wallace Kerr of 707 Forest avenue. ' f. o. b. Detroit The thinking motorist is not confuaing La Salle values with those of cars whose body lines have been inapired by La Salle individuality. Rather he studies the Cadillacbuilt, 90-degree, V-type, &cylinder engine-duplicated only by Cadillac. He tests La Salle road performance at all paces -he allowa his d~iaion to be influenced bytbenew low scale of rricea SPBBDY VVLC..UOZIMG It donn't take as ··forever and a day" to do your vulcanizing· . Oar many yean of experience and oar modern equipment enable as to tarn oat a irst-class. gaarantftd job in record time. If you baYe some ·11arry up" vulcanizing to be done, let as demonstrate what we can do. Many used tire bargains now on band· · FREE Repain for one year on all CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY EVANSTON BRANCH SEIBERLING All-Tread' Tires putchaetl at 1810 Ridp Avenue, EftllltOil IIARGIIRVII'II 'IIBB IBOP 621 MAIN STREET Wilmette Phot» Wilmette 3243 '-----a------------------------~f