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16 HOSTS TO GARDEN CLUB Members of the Illinois Nursery Men's association are hosts to members of the Garden Club of Illinois this afternoon at the Hotel Sherman. Nellie B. Allen of New York will give a talk on -'Style Trends in Landscapr. Design" and Henry Teuscher, botanist WILM E T 'T E LIFE of Morton Arboretum, will also make an address, and answer questions on gardening. There will be an exhibition of dormant stock. January 18, 1929 ' Home and Garden Club Elects New Officers Marionettes Come to Wilmette Next Monday and Tuesday The Tatterman Marionettes, remembered for their presentation of "Jack and the Beanstalk" and other sketches in Wilmette last year, will appear here again next Monday and Tuesday. This year the marionettes will pre sent "Aladdin and the Wonderfd Lamp." They will give two perform-. ances at the Howard school Monday afternoon, the first at 1 :15 o'clock for pupils of the Logan school and th~ tower grades at Howard, and the second at 2 :30 o'clock for upper grade pupils of the Howard building. The marionettes wi11 be at the Stolp school Tuesday, where they will also give two performances. A small admission will be charged. The marionettes are brought here under the auspices of the Wilmette Teachers' club. ~~~ Edith Bideau Normelli .. Concert Soprano Then Kenilworth Home and Garden club held its annual . meeting at Mrs. Reginald H. A. Green, 315 Sev- the home of Mrs. Theodore Moritz, enteenth street, is home from the 226 Warwick road, Kenilworth, MonHenrotin hospital after undergoing an day, ,,·ith lunchoen served by members operation. of the board of directors. After the election of officers for the coming year, a delightful grogram was ;.iven. Mr3. Charles irwin ~ead several ~~ems 'by Hardy, concluding with one of her own. lvfrs. Edwin Bluthardt, also of Kenilworth, accompanied at the piano by her daughter, Miss Margaret, Imported directly from Peking. Unlike ~· sang. those sold elsewhere. Rich Embroideries, Those in charge of club affairs for Linens, and Jewelry. its new year are Mrs. Frank \V. Cherr y, president; Mr3. Charles Howe. vice-president; Mrs. Robert A. Burm, secretary; Mrs. John P. Oleson, treasurer; Mrs. W. W. \Nheelock, custodian; Mrs. john Marshall Roberts, program KATHARINE P. CRANE chairman; ~1rs. \V. \V. \Vheelock. Greenleaf 5960 1632 Cbiago Avrnot · EVANSTON chairman, Flower, Fruit, a.nd Plant guild; Mrs. John L. \Vild s, chairman of pul,~licity. The new board of di·rec tors m <' t \Vcdnesday at the home of the pre sident to formulate plans for the coming st:ason. ~ .L HANDLOOM RUGS A.Pagoda Loom Studio .-. Teacher of Voice Seniors Maintain Cage Honors at Mallinckrodt The tie game of basketball between the seniors and the juniors of Mallinckrodt High school, which had been pending since December 11, was decided Friday afternoon. In view of the fact that the seniors felt they could not afford to have the cup taken from them after having held it for two years, they put forth a stronger effort than ever before. They showed that their skill at basketball had not entirely vanished. The score was 28 to 19 in favor of the seniors. Last 'vVednesday the sophomores challenged the freshmen. Although the freshmen are creeping up slowly in athletics, and they promise to hold the Mallinckrodt record in due time, they found it rather difficult to outdo the sophomore team. The score was sophomores 21, freshmen 9. Billy Varney, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Varney of 1026 Greenwood avenue, spent his Christmas holidays visiting relatives in Virginia and vVashington, D. C. ENROLL NOW FOR WINTER TERM TONE production a Specialty CoACHING in all phases of Vocal Art INTERVIEWS arranged without charge ~[r. and Mrs. Leo J. Hassenauer of 2221 Ridge boulevard, Evanston, announce the birth of a daughter, Mary, 011 January 5, at the Evanston hos pital. The baby has a sister, Jane, age 4, ] anuary 2, and a brother, Bob, age 2 last August. Mrs. Hassenauer wa formerly Bernice Anne McCanney of Wilmette. ' Studio Building-1718 Sherman Avenue Evanston Phones Studio, Greenleaf 3523-Residence, University 7278 -oDr. ] . A. Burrill of 812 Greenwo0d aYenue spe nt several days this week i!l Chicago attending the national conYention of dentists at Stevens hotel. -o-Mrs. H. S. Griswald, 802 Lake avenue, entertained her Tuesday club_ at luncheon and bridge this week at the Georgian hotel. -oUrs. ' Joseph Donnersoerger, 305 Central avenue, entertained twelve guests at luncheon and bridge at her home Tuesday. 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