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Photo ýby Tolof Jf1rs. fiduard S. ,Clark, 687 Y>(i.tlorlroad, I'n~ ix, .~iit ch!arge of' hie book tablc for the,t l'litt!.Jýls'plaaî salce 11w Ez'an.ç io-orhShore Smitl h crii -i qiziigs Friday, flecenaber 4, ai Ilic' (7o;tgreyatioiwl Church Hoitse, N-1 Ilaua.avenuae, U,.zaiistoii, frmii ?!! i11 the unorai g maijl 5 inflic <iafétrusovn. 7The purpo-seof the aj-. -ir. a£ tp raise funds for thelh ilfcil, n101r),h (. 4, <Il the org; Mrs. CarnE Mn,. L. Sc E~. J. M cM( J. Borre-of (;e*icoc.w cers 1 ith, F ers.ý cticoe, and lier dauigh- s. ,John lcartncy -of t.Jude's next reguLir bus in'ess and sewiig. meeting 'will bc held -at, trlclhome of thepresident, Ms T. J. Rileyv, 825 Locust street, Winnetka, at 2o'clocký the afternoon of 1)ccemn- er21. iEntertain Janet Gaynor Mr.' and Airs. F. 1 Rothiiîg, 711 l'inden avenue. Wilrnette,, entertained MIrs. RZothingýs cousin, janet Gaynor,; star of "l)addy Long Legs*," ber iuother, Mrs. Laura Gaynor, and ber. lîusbaild, Lydell Peck, Tuesday eve-! ning, November 24, at a dinner Party' at the ,Edgew%ýater Beach hotel. Thle %,,eventeen guests in the party were relatives and f riends. Miss Gaynor -las just coinplete.d lier n*ew picturej "t)elic iouis," and is ôn lier way to Eutrope for a two moifths' pleasurei trip. Sale for Charity ~'~l'liTe aniual sale o n i itdiadle aicles atid variou-l kinds of hiomc-cooked £~.1w..foods wvill be lield ail day Friday, De- Siunouettist to cenmber 4, at the hùme of MN.f Robert Be G est t Opn Hall, 874 kBltfstrect, G;lencoc. Milice, House and Teai Ail proceeds f roni the sale are to go Mrcs.Willain R Riehei 2 to charity. a lar'ge part leiig, scrit <--- Ni s.\\ llam . ieteier 't D- the Presbyterian Old Peqople"s honic iii j ,plar ,,treel, \Vinnetka, willl hold îanson opien bouse ail day Saturday, Deccciii- ______ ])cr- 12, iu order that lier frictuds aîîai- iiieet the well known Chicago stlholu- Southern Auxiliary Notes ette. artist, Maude 1. G. Oliver.' 1 a TeJno uiïiyo h oli wili he served during the, aftcruaoo, The Jnior dauinl iarye outh and throughou t the day, niaiuv h-er oensE caiallinei nletkans %wall pjose for Miss, Oiivcr'.,, eeig uedy, Deceinber 8, at tîhe sc;sors ',ortraits. Amnong" the no honie. o Mrs. H. M. Pulsifer, 142i tlic late Peietanid Mrs. WVarren G. fHarding, 1Lorado Taft, Ddi)lev Craits WVatson, Fannie Huirst. Ruth M isc v i-; iaunia àMcCorinick. and Eia Ferber. S i mnP1,1 C 'i Miss Oliver says she prefers :asi1 FRENCH LICK WElv"EK- END :0nlfy Incfuding Railro-ac, Putim art, Iotel, Meula, GoiÇ andi the Waters rest 80w. You can'r ufford an expensive break-j ctown-try this reiuedy instead. 'Wbat a week- end, what a bargain! Here's one vacation you'Il know the cost of before you start-and it's a dO low cost. $30 pays for your entire trnp-7rai! iare both ways indluding Pullman (lower berth), two days'of sport in the invigorating Cumber- land foothills, an attractive outside room4and- bath and all mals, free golf, and waters from the heakth-giving Pluto, Bowles and Proserpine-__. antiques in her own an' interc-sting bac] opent homse and tea. post in the parkwa3 spinning wheel at1 without Wbat the the aoor suggest guest WPil fiid COSSARD SHOP 72 E. Madison S.... Chicago Under the. persomal supervision'of Miss Jane May, formerite toiA Bontvit TeUer d C<o. of Nets>York.