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J Variet of Flower Show Exhibits I Bulbs poking venturesome tips up through shabby leaves. and> occasionalsioces o snwin north -shore gardens only bint at 'thé spring which À ~1 will burst into1lue on the Navy. Pier for the Venth'Annual Chi- cago Elower. show of the Garden Club of Illinois open to the pub- lic officially M'Iarch 217-29, ini- clusive, and' to guests of the Garden Club of Illinois in prei r view the, evening of March 20. ManY are the classes in major and ~4 minor exhibits to be sbown by gar- den groups. To list tbem is to skele- tonize an idea of ýtheir variety:,,Ma-1 jor exhbits-house,ý frontier gardons, binaion ickng ad kiche sericeCar] vilagemaret quaeswal fontans, ter ! ats Ain Tibald rors used in background; flower ar- rangements in oblong or round con- tainers; flower arrangements on ma- hogany or walnut tilt-top table, liles WiiI Open Home to predominating; formai dinner tables; buffet tales, Victorian iiower ar- Kappa Delta Parents rangements under glass; miniature fiower arrangements; flower arrange- Mr. and Mrs. George W. i ments in pairs of vases of "old scliool" 805 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmei and of the "new scbooi"; gardens ini open their borne to the Kappa glass; inside window 'boxes; outside mothers and fathers for dinri window boxes; wail brackets; metal bridge Saturday evening, Marc garden figures> or ornaments- and The regular, menthly meeti eigbt classes of junior entries. the Kappa. Delta Motnhers.'a Some weeks ago the names of local garden club committees for the show were announced in this paper and the. classestof epvlt*o entee.pATh.qe- mixed, anotner enjoyabie evening at the club." Mrs. Bessie M. T aylor is in charge of reservations. Mrs. Warren K. Ha.thaway and Mrs. William W. Sears are the committee in charge. -bo Photo -y Reed Robert fr. and 'icago, Mrt of daugh- of 794 iesta'dt, Ite, will )a Delta ner and' .h 21. ling of tioi of Nortbwestern university wili- be heki at the home of Mrs. C. B. Carter, 2721 Park place, Evanston, Thursday, Marcb 26. Members wil meet for hincbeon and sewiniz o'clock T4t subject will Bathroom." at 26. ýrnize Paul T. Gilbert, Jr.,' son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. 'Gilbert of 554 Brier road, Kenilwortb, who is a senior at Nortbwestern, was offered and. bas accepted a full elowshi.p in Chemistry at .thle' University of Wisconsin. He will work there for bis Master's degree and later go some- ,where* for bis Doctor's degree.. After graduiating from, New Trier hie en- teredý Nortbwestern on the Nolan four-year scbolarsbip. Ail tbrougb bis four-years at Northwestern lie bas had a straight. A average. Hë bas been a Wrangler since bis freshman year and. is a, memnber of, Eta' Sigma Phi, honorary- scholastic, fraternity. He is also a member, of Purpie Key, a Junior, honorary society, and. of Sigma Xi, National Scientific frater- nity. This year be made Phi -Beta Kappa. Complotes Int.rn.ship; fo Be. at Counly Hospital .Dr. Thomas L. Grisamore, Jr,. son of Dr. and Mrs. T. L. Grisarnpre of 411 Lake avenue, wbo 1$ a New Trier graduate of 1927' and of Colgate university in the ciass of '31, ah'd, wbo last 'year compieted bis four years of medicine at tbe University' of Chicago and Rush Medicai col- lege, bas just finished a year's ini- terne work at the Henrotin 'hospîtai. HJe received his dipioma in. medicine in the spring .class,, graduating on Tuesday, Marcb 17. Dr. Grisamore ex- pects to en ter the Cook County hos- pital as assistant in 'patboiogy on Juiy 1, after a vacation'spent motor- i2ig east to.vigit bis Aima Mater and some of bis coliege friends. Dessert Bridge The Woman's Lnterta uns Rosary Club Rosary club, Decade number 2, was entertained Tuesday' of last week by Mrs. William Russell at bier borne on Elmwood avenue, at luncheon and cards. Al active. social members of the club were present. DèHa"en Photo Betty Miller, daa'ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Houord Miller of Wilmette has the leading pari, that of Alice, in "Alice jin Wonderloezd" wkich Wil- mette children are gizing as the last 'of the series of children's pla3p. et the Woman's Club of Wilinette- April,4. Return From South; Ship $14,.e Reef on Cruise Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ciaar, 1301 Cbestnut avenue, and their two chil- dren, Nancy and Alian, bave been borne for several weeks following a two months' vacation and cruise i the, south.' Tbey visited Mr. Claars father, J. V. Claar, at bis borne in Miami, Fia.,, and theti spent t W o weeks on a cruise to Cuba, Jamaica, and Haiti. Outside of Port au Prince at Haiti their ship struck a reef and was delayed for eioeht days Spoke 8 of the First Presbyterian church will bave a pot luck luncheon 'at tbe borne of Mrs. Lenoir H. Miller, 106 Sixth. street, Tuesday, March 24, at 1 o'ciock.