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Lake 'Forest will open their 1eattifui garden and art collec- tion at "Covin Tree," to the j.public Saturdav and Suinday, June 9 and 10; fromi 12:30 to 7:30 o'clock. Thlis unusual opportun ity is miade' * possible on. behaîf of the 'Public Schbol Art Society which for 'almnost t foirty years has placed the finest color reproductions of.great paintings in the public schools o.f Chicago. Thswill, bethe only opportunitv for the public to see the garden and fanous art collection this, suinier, as M r. and Mrs. -Brewster plan to'go east very 'soon. The garden is one of the l)est 1 known itin this part of the coutr> and is at tliis time in the .eihtofi the peony season,, With its pools andl fountains is makes a -very beauti-, fui setti.ng for the Howard Shaw hlousé that contains one of the finest p rivate collections of' painfings in -the 'United States, a collection *'coin- posed mainly of the work of French artists of thie ineteenth and t Wen-l tietil ce 'lturies, sob distinguished that it lias heen visited. by manyv con- noisseurs f rom. Aiaerican anýd Eu- ropean cities. 1)uring, tie exposition last summiiier. M r.: aindM r,,. Brewster loaned to the * officiai Century, of Progress Art ex- hibition lheld at the Chicago: Art ini- stituite a iîumber of- paintings Iroin their collection, wvhichi contalils work by such great artists as 'Manet, * Renoir. Matisse, Picasso, Van Gogh, C,.atiie, Gauguin, Whistler, and othèrs. 'lle three Winntetka representa,- tives on ,the board of the Society, M'rs. Carl Kelly,, Mrs. Lawrence, H4ôughiteling. and Mi'ss vIargaret FisFier,- are helping to inake a suc- cess, of t he benefit. DinnerDance. at.Skokie Skokie Country club's first dinner and <lance of: the summer season will be held Saturday, june 23, and succeeding parties will' be heki each Saturday tbroughout the season. Dinner is to be served froni 7 until 10 o'clock, and the tnusic o Earl Voyles and his or- ches.tra, froin 9 until. 12:30.. C,.%rplinc ie(nan. lr BenfliI Bennett Alunae Meet The Chicago alumnae of the B3en- nett school, Millbrook, N. Y., met for' luncheon- Monday at Skokie Çounitry club. This was the regular mofthly meeting ofthe organization. Miss 'Virginia Belt of 202 Abingdon avenue, 'Kenjilworth, madeth ar rangements for the luncheoni. u. LEtve**a¶r *iris S ue .* SSMofl. 2Y*C Frank Schetdenhelm for Asia Iris; yel- low ribbon, Mrs. Franik Scheldenhelm for Mlother of PearlIis; white ribbon, Mvrs. KixMiller. D. Bronze. IIs-BIue rlbbon,, Mrs. Donald Gale; red rlbbon, *Mrs. C. E. WVells for Mary Gibson iris; yellow rnb- bon, Mrs. Wells for Ambassador Iris. e. Lily teninuifolium-Blue ribbon, Mrs.. Edward Scheidenhelm. F. Dictamnus-White rlbbon, Mms. John F. Weedon. Class Il-ArtistIe Arrangement Blueribbon, Mrs. Edward Schelden- helm. Red ribbon, Mrs. Edward Schelden- helm. Yeilow rîbbon, Mrs. Frank Schelden- helm. White ribbon, Mrs. Charles Van 'fe feower exhibit was in charge of 'Mrs. C. E., Wells. A1 good talk was giVeni. by a ffiem- ber of the Pfund Bell Nursery corn- pany on "The Outdoor Living'Roomn." Mrs. Gàllie led the twenty minute discussion on. "Whlat' to Do, in the Garden' in june." Assisting hostesses were 'Mrs. N. P. Colwell and Dr., Aice Tuttie. ,Tuesday, June 12, ..Mrs. .Char.les i N,%orman 'ill collect flowers for the, Club for the Chicago Fruit, Flower, and: Plant guild's, booth -in the North Western depot. Mrs. J. Hardy Wee-, don is chairman of the guild for the WVilmette Garden club.; D. A. R. Day ot Fair On june 14, Flag Day, the members of the D. A. R. will have a prograrr .and luncheon at the Virginia tavern at A Ccntury of Progress. Reservations are to be mnade with Mrs.. William C. fox,1 831 Forest avenue, Wilmette. The: prograni willj be held in the morning, at Il io'clôck... Annual O. of M. Meeting Mrs. Joseph 'F. Koza, '637 Maple avenlue, ivill have the annual meeting of the St. Francis Househiold, Order of Martha on Monday afternoon, luine 11,at I1:30 o'clock. Çharity thet bride wor< ;schui besides lier wei .. She-wore <hi. lovely handmnade satin. Yolande slip with V nock and f agoting. 3*95 t. ;ident oftt nriningvcur' . wee 'l. ' rI S ree ýi jureefiat1di !lndJ *She wore lingerie from Edgar A. Stevens EIgpr A. Stevens, lac* 1I EVAN STON I