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74 WILMETTE LIFE December 13, 1929 Hull House Woman's club. The auxiliary is' composed of memhers from all parts of the city and A card party is being given tonight Oak Park. Amonf{ the Wilmette memat 8 o'clnck in the Berwyn room of , hers are Ceorgtana W~edo!l, Mary the Edgev,:ater Beach hotel for the Russo, and Thelma. Mancme11~ ... benefit of destitute children by the Among .the. Ch;tstmas, achvthes of 1anr Addams Junior auxiliary of the the orgamzahon ts a toy shower for several of the children's wards of the Cook County hospital. Juniors of Hull House to Give Card Party for Poor Hold Benefit Progressive Party INDIVIDUAL FIRST MORTGAGES EYAISTOI ao~ · c l ~MORTGA~ 618 Grove St. Eatabliahed 1181 Secured by high-Class North Shore propertiea. $2,000 to $11,000. Greenleaf 5600 ..... _ . _ _ ... _ ____ , - TO HAVE XMAS PARTY The Junior auxiliary of .the Woman's club of Wilmette will meet Thursday . evening, December 19, at the Woman's club for its second December meeting. The event will be a Christmas party for the girls themselves. A special dinner will be served, following which Christmas carols will be sung and bridge will be played. Prizes are to be given. Reservations are to be sent to Miss Florence Branson, Wilmette 368, by next Tuesday evening. · 5· _ ..., _ _ _ . . . . . .... . . - _ . .. - - - - - - ... · - - - - -· - - - - - - .WANTED New manager for a well-known North Shore Real Estate branch office in Winnetka; prefer local man with broad acquaintance estate arrangement. and some previous real experience. Liberal commission Wilmette Life A-120. When the Central Avenue circle of the Congregational church held its benefit progressive party last Friday ;;tfternoon, the home of Mrs. M. A. Clampitt, 823 Greenleaf avenue, was one of a group of four places opened to the guests. This picture shows a corner of the interior of Mrs. Clampitt's home, which was impressively adorned with winter and Christmas decorations. A large white star containing an electric light hung over the fireplace, ·while lighted poinsettia, tinsel, holly 1 and "snow" were among the other elaborate decorations. Read the Want Ads First Contingent of School . Crowd Returns Next Week Those students who will arrive next week from various schools for the Christmas holidays are: from Smith, lnez Webster, Margaret Gordon; from Dartmouth, Don Brockell, Robert Ellis, Hunter Hicks, Edward Munn, Warren Schmid, Way Thompson, and John Cogswell; from Knox School for Girls in the east, Eleanor Berger, Sarah Page, and Genevieve Smithers. These girls are expected home December 15. Bentley McCloud is due home from Phillips-Exeter December 18. On December 19, a group of north shore bovs and girls who attend Carleton college in Minnesota will arrive home. Thev are; Edith Clerk, Jane Barr, Faith Burge, Ruth Hardt, Marion Hilpert, Isabel Milton, Mary Ross, Burton Ascheim, Henry Hart, Russell Rossiter, and Richard Wilcox, and Phoebe and Helen Tuells. From Albion, Mich. Jane Willard and Marion Baldwin will return December 19. Jean Keith will be home the same day from Emma Willard school in the East. Virginia French of Wilmette will be home from Swtet Briar, December 18. Most of the universities, such as Wisconsin, Illinois, Northwestern, and Chicago, will be closed December 20, and the young people will be home for a three week !toliday. Worry Proof Bonds Insurance 1\lakes Tbem Doubly Safe Principal and Interest Guaranteed by Two Old Reserve Insurance Companies Write for Pampblet Containing "28 Questions an d Answers" Regarding Dobry Insured Bonds - - D. A. DOBRY Securities Co. w