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April 5, 1929 .WILMETTE LIFE '23ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON Central-Laurel P.T.A. Conduct Music Memory Contests for Chlldren Monday evening, April 8, at 8 o'clock is the appointed hour for the CentralLaurel Parent-Teacher association , meeting, whic~ will be held in Byron Stolp gymnasmm. It will be an enchanting hour as Jesse Lowe Smith i:s to show slides of wild flowers. Mrs. John Weedon, president of the Wilmette · 9arden club, and also member of the ~chool Beautiful committee of the P. T. A. board, has long coveted this opportunity. . The eighth grade girls will present a . style show under the direction of Miss Woodley, who has helped them · make their costumes. A delightful part of this progra'm 1 will be vocal selections by Miss Helen Smith and Mis s Henrietta Robertson. A get-together tea is being held at the home of Mrs. R. G. Read, 901 Central avenue, for Miss Scott and mothers of sixth grade pupils. The thirtieth annual convention of Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers is to be held in Mattoon, Ill., April 17-20. "The Art of Living" will he the theme, and there will be institutes in child study, leadership, and program planning in addition to a series of interesting and profitable programs. Names of delegates will be announced at the April meeting. A music memory contest for seventh and eighth grade pupils at the Stolp school was held last Wednesday. Records were played on a phonograph and the pupils were asked to recognize the Edwards, president of Free Church piece, the name of its composer, the Bible Institute of Chicago, will preach. nationality of the. composer, and the 5 p. m.- Mrs. S. J. Bole's Bible Class from Wheaton in charge. type o_f music. First, second, and third p. m.-Prof. S. J. Bole. Theme': place winners in each of the grades 7 :45 "A Faithless Reason or a Reasonable were to receive prizes. Papers had not Faith?" been graded when WILMETTE LIFE went to press, but the winners will be Thurs1lay April 11 8 p. m.-Bible Study. Rev. R. J. Devine. announced in next week's issue. Mrs. Ray Pearson, 117 I)upee place, entertained the E. 0. T. club at luncheon and bridge Tuesday afternoon and also at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Dorothea Tarnow, who Sunday, April 7 is to be married next Saturday to 9 :30 a·. m.-Sunday school. James E. Costello. 11 a. m.- Mornlng worship. Dr. Gustav 886 Elm street, Winnetka Roy A. Thompson, pastor 503 Chestnut street, Winnetka 2304 First Evangelical Mr. and Mrs. A. Hawkes of Montclair, N. J. spent a day this week with Mrs. Hawkes' sister, Mrs. C. C. Carnahan, 700 Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkes are on their way to California where the former will recuperate after a recent operation. w. I J Earl Poronto, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 H. E. Poronto, 901 Elmwood avenue, returns tomorrow from Princeton university to spend his spring vacation with his parents. -0- .,. Course You'd Rather · Have a Howard Mr. and Mrs. William Edward Kee, 1337 Greenwood avenue, entertained sixteen guests at diner and bridge Tuesday evening, April 2. and why not? Monthly payments are only a trifle more for All Children Smile for Bernie this superb set. Special for Mothers' Day (May 11) Three large Buff Photographs $ 7 · OO Regular Value $15 BERNIE STUDIO 1623 Shennan Avenue Evanston The Wonderful Howard Green Diamond has been made still finer. Each Dynamic Speaker tone matched to the set. Wonderful cabinets of grand piano workmanship and finish. $199,.50 completewithout.tubes. Free installation. Terms to suit you. Open Tuesday, Thursday ·& Saturday Evenings. VERY CONVENIENT TERMS Patteaeson Baeotbeaes 1565 Sherman Ave. Tel. Univ. 990 EVANSTON Chicago Store 1952 Irving Park Blvd. Tel. University 8998 " Bett~r Pictures-Better Values" \.