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WIL' METTE LIFE May 3, 1929 family, 212 Warwick road, Kenilworth and Mr. and Mrs. Jule A. Peterson, 222 Cumberland avenue returned this week from Daytona Beach, Fla., where they have spent the past six weeks. ·Mrs. Kr. and Mrs! Hugh Peterson and vrsiting Mr. and Mrs. E. John Hicks, HOllE FllOM SOUTH ·John Hunter of Fresno, Cal., is llere DELTA GAMMA MOTHERs MEET Hunter is Mrs. Hicks' mvther and has Kimball, Bluff street, Glencoe, on Fricome to be present at the graduation in June of Hunter Hicks from the New day of last week, holding its last informal gathering before the Annual Trier High school. May luncheon which closes · it's activities until next fall. This is a most active an? energetic group and one 0 ~ · the first, 1f not the very first, Mothers groups to form connection with the sororities at · N. U. They have done a great deal in furnishing the beautiful sorority hottse on the Northwestern quadrangle. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Timmons and family, of \Varwick avenue, Kenilworth have left for New York from where they will sail very soon to spend the summer abroad. Upon their return in the fall they will make the_ i_ r home in New York. · 241 Melrose avenue, Ker.:tworth. Mrs. tion met at the home of Mrs. E. M. The Delta Gamma Mothers' associa- Miss A nne Frierson Appears on Skokie D. A. R. ·Program By P. H. The Skokie Vall'ey chapter of the D. A. R. met on Monday of this week at the home of Mrs. Harry Harrison Abbotsford road. Kenilworth with ~ large attendance. Mrs. Edwin Bluthardt, who sings with ·such poise and artistry opened the program of the afternoon with a group of songs, "Neyer More Alone" by Hadley, "A Folk Song" by Chadwick, and "The Eagle," by Grant Schaeffer, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Margaret Bluthardt. Miss Anne Frierson, graduate studt]lt of the Northwestern university school of speech and author of the recent successful play, "Quagmire" then gave a half hour of sketches revealing negro life such as depicted in the play, "Porgy," or the stories of Julia Peterkin . Mitss Frierson is a southern girl and knows the "Gullah" negro, as he is calJed, to perfection. She gave an account of a church service and of a funeral service, bringing the pathos and the humor of each, and in a unique and original way she brought before her listeners a vivid picture of this primitive negro of the isolated riceland communities. She showed how the neR"ro spiritu~ls evolve or develop from a line of scripture O'" a sentence from a prayer, chanted on and on until the words take on a kind of melody and in th~ir repetition form the neg-ro "spiritual." She then sang a number of songs with the banjo accompaniment in a most informal and charming manr.r. Miss Frierson will appear at the Shawnee club on Sun~ay, May 12. Mrs. Bluthardt closed the program with a second g-roup of 'songs "Transformation," by Watts, "The Cave," by Schneider, and "My Native Land," by Kaun. Mrs. Bluthardt seems to be at her best in the broad, sweeping dramatic songs and "The Eagle" and "My ~ative Land" were given with decided emphasis and dignity. ' Sport Outfits Smart and suitable for the co~ing out-of-door season. Also attractive afternoon frocks and ensembles at surprisingly modest prices. Be Cleu Jeanette K. Marks 332 Washington Ave. Wilmette 1984 . Dispose of carbage the modem way. Stop the fties, oclorsaud un- tidiness that go with the old-fabicmed C8l'bage can. lrutall an Adams Underground Garbage Receiv~r The can is protected by a coppersteel shell, buried in the ground . ' With cast iron top. Raise the lid with your toe, drop in the gar· bage and the lid shuts ;ught. Ic side can lifts out easily. Convenient, substantially built, low 1n coaL Your dealer has it. CHURCH DINNER MAY 15 The Kenilworth Union church is having its annual church dinner at the Kenilworth club on Wednesday, May 15. It is the custom to hold the election of officers at this meeting. Wednesday evening, May 1, the Mardi Gras and annual ball of the Art Student's league was held in the Gold room of the Congress hotel. Miss Phebe Hedrick, 304 Melrose avenue, Kenilworth took the part of "Mrs. Peter-Pumpkin-Eater," in the pageant which was based upon Mo,ther Goose stories. . WOLFF-GRIFFIS HARDWARE 1119-21 Central Avenue WILMETTE ··· :. IWN01S Piton·: Wilmdtel83 CARPENTERS WHERE THE GIFT QUEST ENDS A spt>(·lal eallt'd meeting will be held on Saturday, 1\Iay 4th, at the Odd ;t"t'llo"·s Hall, lil9 Maple Ave., fgr the purpose of, voting on the proposed Df'ft' a~rretment, between the hours of t to a P. ~1 · . A ftne of tii will be levied agaln~tt those falling to attend this meeting·. It Is n·ry necessary and Important for all members to bring their due books. ROY VAN KEMPEN, Recording Sec. TA TMA N Tht H ouat of Gift· JOHN W. VOLLICK, Pteaident 1714 Brown Avt. Evanston, Ill. 9 1 2. Noyes St. Evanston, II. EVANSTON· 517 DAVIS ST. CHICAGO 625 N. MICHIGAN AVE. · X ott·: A copy of 'this proposed wage agreement was mailed to you from the hend office at Indianapolis. FaiJing to receive yours see your business manager at his local office, where you may procure one. GEO. W. HARRISON. ---