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WILMETTE ·LIFE March 15, 1929 = 1 Old Clubhouse ·which Remains Unit of Club For Your New Home- EVERSON FIXTURES To Redecorate Your Home- c I a t 1. s EVERSON FIXTURES An Early English Wall Seance - Hand Wrought. Do not decide on your lighting fixtures until you have the ideaa available in this exhibition building. In this building . which was constructed in 1910 man y notable events have taken place. The members of the club will still have it to freshen memories for it is to be connected wit·h the new building making a bigger and better clubhouse. . ,J ~ C. G. EVERSON & CO. Conveniently located at 215 N. DEARBORN ST. Just off Wacker Drive A Flort.ntine Adj u s t a b I e Bed· L a m p specially designed and made in copper repousse. Rentals Enhance Income Classes for Foreigners of the Club Materially Feature at Woman's Club A very large proportion of the financial resources of the Woman's club is derived from rentals, which amounted to over eighteen hundred dollars last year. It is a conservative statement to say that this sum will be increased one-third when available separate rooms of convenient size, properly ventilated and equipped for teas, dinners, card parties and dancing and an auditorium and stage with sufficient facilities for dramatic productions are provided by the new home. DANCES WELL ATTENDED Dane<. s are given during the club year which are largely attended. When th e new clubhouse is completed it is planned to have dinner-dance s occasionally. Thi'3 is now impossible beca us e th ere is only one large room which produces con siderable confusion. One of the most worthy projects undertaken in recent years by the Civics department of the Woman's club which has been gratifying in results, is that of holding evening classes for adult foreigners. There is an enrollment of 70 divided into six classes. JUNIOR AUXILIARY The Junior Auxiliary i·.s the newest department of the Club. It is, however, quite active. In addition to their meetings twic\! a month the Juniors are rloing- considerable philanthropy work. They are interested in the Service Coun cil for Girls, of Evanston, as well as som e of th e charities of the Philanthropy Department of the se.liOr Club. The lunior Au xiliarv members will act a s· \vaitresses in th~ tea room at the Bett er H o m es Exposition. WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO You TO VISIT OUR BOOTH ON THE STAGE AT THE ......... .. f. .,, BETTER HOMES EXPOSITION WHERE You WILL FIND THE LATEST IN RADIO AND PHONOGRAPHIC COMBINATIONS. Visit Our Miniature Broadcasting Station THE SPEN.CER PIANO CO. CHA:\IBE R OF' Ol\11\lERCE B UI LD I~ G 522-526 DAVIS STREET Scconcl Floor Wilmette Music Shop EVANSTON, ILLINOIS TELEPHONE GREENLEAF 168 Demonstrating I ' the style· of SCHULTZ- MERLIN and KRAKUER pianos at the Better Homes Exposition at the Woman's Club. 1179 Wilmette Avenue Phone Wilmette 3006