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unanor Ie changed from the roadi».aav ivriy IVIIMnuwi UiJcu F5~ J I~w~ of bis original one act play, **Woman'. gtving Instead an Iinformal talk on "The R omance of Living,,, thon concluded with the best part of his pi'ogra»m, a e dramatic and "différent" recitation of Kipling's "Bloots," the tragle tory of the English soidior ln the. Boer war march- Ing seventy-two hours3 wlthout sieep siowly' going mail with thé e dadIly monotonous rhythm of marching foot. About 150 members and guests were at the gàaa luncheon.m-J. T. B. Evanston Garden, Market to Resume U J/ vrX Numnerous Exhibits te Dot Raymnond Park May 15, for Gardon CIubs CivcePro .cf r.lai The Garden market of the Ev- ..It~ i anston Garden ýclub is to be re-W sumed in Raymond Park this YY spring after an interva of three years. On Saturday, May 25, f rom 9 until 5, on the plot of ground betwcen Chicago and Hlinman avenues, Grove and Lake streets, Evanston, the mart will be in full sway, marking off the seventeenth year of a proj- ect instituted May 13, 1916. The occasion will be an all-day ,célebrationa on specially. decorated ground's. One of the principal, ex- hibits is the Avenue of Plant, Grow- ers, where growers, of flowers and plants corne from ail directions to dis- 1 play their products, a percentage of t0'eir sales going to the Garden club o Garden furniture, bird batbs, biid. houscs, exhiibats of things that go in gardens will be arrayed to attract the eyes of. purchasers. Bright balloons for children will bc held in the hands of vendo>rs, and a picnic luncheon will be provided for out-of-door con- suunption. A Quebti on Box booth will be pro- vided by the. Garden club, with miem-(? %/ i g 9 f~ bers on duty there, and saunteringin around the grounds ready to answer queries and to give advice to gar- deners and lovers of flowers présent- ing their piroblems to theat. gao» sophitik.t.d, useful nidcrtv Entertainm~ent will bc offered dur- " illý,oriiwortont "ifts - yuwiifind 'ig the luncheon hour andin j thé hIU*w.It afternoon of Garden Market day. AIl proceeds m9de in the marke~t : 1hinorciIci~- o b wil ýbe usri. by the~ sponsorinug Gar- ym in ý tw p*esw ,11dlIht > y 1 f ou. den clb for civic workafl a n t rniiglie Thue Evanton Garden club as bbgai Tesponsiblefor bealtgt.ng nAvenue spotain s meeting amonday, Mhare athehmeneof Tres,ofJ.hH. alhr 1535 Lake avnue, at I :3 o'clovenue sew for Missions. Mrs. H. E. Lersch will be hostess, with her mother.