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March- 1, 1929 WILMET··TE LIF~ . ~~- North . . Shore Drama . Loga_~ · Howard Group Gives ·Play p T A .:n La G ... ange Hall =-------··_·__·____ · , · _ Several Wilmette people took part in "15,000", a one act play written uy C. Russell Small of the faculty of New Trier High school, which was Ralph ·Eriglish of 1007 Greenwood presented at La Grange Tuesday avenue left Sunday for Dallas, Texas, where he has become credit manager evening, February 19. The play was for Cluett Peabody and cor·.pany. produced, under the direction of Mrs. Charlotte Barrows Chorpenning. Dr. --o\V. W. Hawkins, John Panuska, J, Lincoln Gibson, and Mrs. John H. Miss Myrtle Lundquist will be hostBoddie of Wilmette had parts in Mr. ess at a studio tea at her home, 7Zl Small's play, besides Helen Sanford, Linden avenue, Sunday afternoon. principal of Haven school, Evanston. r;; The plot of the play deals with the tiDe e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e ·· greed of a number of relatives for Jonas Twemlow's money. Mr. Twem· . - -. e low is aware of the schemes of his · ~~· .:::.. relati.ves, and at . h is ~eath ~nd the · -~.~~~ 1, satd re attves reopemng of the wt 1 e · ceive a considerable jolt. · ~ Mr. Small has written several other · plays including the pageant that was · · produced at New Trier several years · ago. "15,000" was presented Tuesday STATE t~nd JACKSON-Ciaicdgo ORRINGTON and CHURCH-E,amton ~ morning February 19 at the Evanston lihrarv before the dramatic club of Evanston, and was presented at La Grange under the auspices of the IN OUR EVANSTON SHOP. \\'oman's club of La Grange. I is exhibiting the .collection of foreign posters selected by Mrs. Maher 'during her European trip last sumrner. The posters are from France, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden The evening P. T. A. meeting Tues- and England. The subjects chosen, the day, March 5 at 8 o'clock, promises to colors used and the treatment of each be one of unusual interest. The ·speak- ppster is. cha~acteristic of the. country er is to be Frank A. Bentley of Chi- from w.htc~ It came. They tllustrate cago whose subject is "Our Responsi- . po3ter m~k~ng as a. fine art as well as bilities a·s Fathers." an adverttsmg medmm. The Girls' and Boys' Glee clubs unCome early. and see the posters beder the direction of Mrs. Clark, will fore the meetmg. · f T smg. Re reshrnents will be served by, he regular meeting of the Loganthe ·second grade mothers. Howard Pre-School cir,.le will be held Besides the program, the Art league March 12 at 8 o'clock in the Howard school with. Miss Brubaker of the National Kindergarten co~ege speaking. Her ·.. subject, '45ome behavior problems common to the Pre-School Child," will be of interest to all mothers of young children. You are welcome to com~. ···i·i 1 cLytton sODS \BOB U) · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · "Witch of IJOlorance" · Health Show Seen Here "Know-Naught, the Witch of Ignorance," a Punch and Judy health show, "·as presented at the St. Joseph and St. Francis ·schools in Wilmette and the ] oseph Sears school in Kenilworth yesterday. This health shoW' is being given by "Merrio" from Laughterland, who is Mi·ss Evangeline Fisher. Merrio's trip to Chicago and Cook county is financed bv funds raised annuallv ·in the penny Christmas seal sale campaign, in which the ·school pupils participated in December, 1928. Bringing with her a portable theater and a number of grotesque puppets, Merrio presents a show which ha·s already been given before more than 350,000 school children of the state of Wisconsin. The play teaches the value of such thing's as good food, rest, cleanliness, and fresh air. The antics of the puppets show the fight which is going on constantly between ·t he people living in the Land of Knowledge and those living in the Kingdom of Ignorance. This show is the property of the Wiscons :n Anti-Tuberculosis association and i·s being presented here by the Chicago Tuberculosis institute, the Christmas seal organization for Cook county. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Our Great Annual Auxil:ctry of St. Francis Elects for Another Year Organization of the St. Francis Hospital auxiliary for its ensuing year's work took place at the annual meeting last week with the election of Mrs. Albert J. Smith as president, the position she has held ever since the reorganization of the auxiliary four years ago. · Other officers named were : first vice president. Mrs. F. Le Tourneau; second vice president, Mrs. E. Clark; membership chairman, Mrs. Edward W. Bell; corresponding secretary, Mrs. ]. V. Murphy: financial secretary, Mrs. George Kohl; treasurer, Mrs. Edward McEnery; publicity chairman, M'I"S. William H. Bickler; sewing committee, Mrs. N. Weiland, Mrs. ]. Geishecker and Mrs. Joseph Kohl. The auxiliary decided on a program of monthly card and bunco parties to benefit the hospital, and will continue its work of making the dressings for the hospital. · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · TOPCOATS 50 at $ Tweeds, Cheviots, Worsted Backs, Herringbones · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · T HIS Sale is one of the extraordinary events of the year. Twelve months ago we began to search the markets for Coats worthy of this event. One hundred Coats from one maker, one hundred and fifty more froin another, and so on until we had secured this en tire remarkable selection. In every case they represent nothing less than a gift from the manufacturers with whom we do a large volume of business~ and we pass those great savings on to our patrons. Don't miss it-you won't find an opportunity again this season that will even approach it. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Mr. ard Mrs. LeRoy Branch of · Evanston announce the birth of a son, · C~rl~Ke~o~~the E~n"oo~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'~ pi tal, February 16. j EJ · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · -