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for Cruise or Resait Are Brim-f ut of .Fashion! The waterway demnands a soft hl. non-cr ushable'type thal can b.: roIled -in a bal. stuffédito ýa suitcas. and eeg as good as n.w. 1.f- you. follow tho. Sun it Iand you'l choose".a lovoly sfraw ,. , . . anything thet's becomng . . . from woe jaunty sailor' to huge c.artwheiel. Ev.ry fashionable straw or fabric haire awaïfs solection i. n delicat. pastels ind white. The gracious model sketched is of inenaturaltoyo- at $7.50 Miiliniery 'Salon--Second Floor WIEROLDT'S-EVANSTON' I On Davis St reet Wilmett.ie 100 of Greek mythology. As hie puts it, " was reading 'The Metamorphoses of Qvidl,' and 1 got so mixed up over the genealogy of the different characters, 1 got inad.and came downstairs about.I a. mu. to .the library to, make somne notes,~" *Since thatnight hie has gone on delv- ing steadily, into records of. ail sorts, transl ating Lat in and Greek wvorks. on Greek mytholQgy from, the original, and making littie charts to show the v'arious lunes of, descent. Last year ,hle produced his »t.agnuim ops, a 9x3-foot chart on canvas which shows'the family trees.of somne2,500 Greek gods. Sigm Painter Eatkuiîastic Ain amusing item about this chart is that Mr. Barthell- had a, sign painter paint. in thé lettering after he had -arranged the names, -and this sign paint- er who.had neyer spent a day in school, became so enthusiastic about bis job that, he can't wait'until Mr. Bartheli hands hini a similar task. Evidently 'making up geneplogica1 charts for the gods i s like building boeuses. No home-builder is ever satis- fied with the first bouse, lie can always think of improvements. Just so with Mr. Bartheli. This great chart lie pro- duced so painstakingly doesn't reaily satisfy himi. One branch was forgotten at the last minute and a marginal nota- tion hiad to be made, and there are other imrperfections which aninoy bum. How soon hie will go at the task of revision hie doesni't know. In the meani- Y artarosthe iower world. nwas ironi these children, the Titans, that the im- mortal figures like Zeus (Jupiter to qom e of .you), Pluto, Poseidon who is better known by bis -Roman. name of Neptune, and, others appeared. 'Zeus, yoqu ma.y rmail, had 26, wives and maybe 3,009 cbildren. Mr. Bar-ý theil, however bas not found the iiames of ail the offspring although the wives are miet ioned on bhischart. The littie library in his homÉe wbere he -does much'of his resear -ch, contains maâny hooks, ýsoîne of them first'editions of the works of Dickens and of Wood- VISTA DEL LAGO Bright Spot of -the North Sh ore NO IMAN'S LAND on .Sheràidan'Road dine and dance every evening Ifirst book of the 11liad., I"My -frienids think* I'm nuts,'gays I Mr. Barthell jovially. "They can't' see I hy 1I1.ant to fool around with such stuif as Greek mythology.. S"But J've always, liked rea ding Greek, although this -would be a s .urprise to some of, my, language profs," he Went on moreseriously, -and there is a fas- cination about some of the talt tales ~you come across.." j L'os Was Childiea Edward E. Barthe, IJr., ro\w Wilson. His source material forý bis h'obby is A ranged there, too, in- cluding blis miost prized volume, a.wo rk of Hvg'nus on Greek mytho logy, writ- ten ii_Latin., publishbed in 1581. and pur- cliased .hy him f rom a Berlin bo hslo a fe %w yers ago. *Another reference wo)rkl Mr. Barthell likes is a thrce-volumre set of "Studies' of Humer and of the I-omeric Age" by W.E. Gladstone; who is better known ITe1ephon'e Wiimette 4400 Jmacde Gaia the first eartb, or the great law offce in Chi'cagohave permanently mother of ail things. Demeter, imci- attacJied hini to -the north shore. And dentally, was the tertiary earth. after ail, it doesn't matter where one Mr. Bartbell bas these three. naines lives so far as investigating the Gr.eek at the top of bis cbart., Underneatb gods is co»cerned..' \ISTAddLAGO