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at Next Meeting The Evanston-North Shore Swiith club is holding. its annual mneeting Wednesday,. April 29P at the. home of Mrs. G. Lyle, Fischer,- 569 Jackson! avenue, Glencoe, at 2,30 o'cloék. Reports frteyear .rIt be give n by. the variôus chairmen as part of the annual business session and a proglram.WilI 'follow Mýoving pictures of Gin-Ling col- lege will be shown.- The college is;one. ini China in which Smith colleg. in terested, it. having giventw build- ings which it maintains by- ytearlyi contributions. At the meeting Wednesday, the slteof, new offijers wil be presented b y the nominating comnittee whose chairman is Miss Virginia HeIm of Evanston, and whoe members are Mrs. George Albert Whipple and Mrs. Everett Winfred Lothrop, also Evanstonians. The nominees for Élection are Mrs. Robert Charles McNaniara of Win- netka, for president; Mrs. Lawrence Henderson of Winnetka, treasurer; Miss -aren Eckstromi of Evanston, co~rreonnbng ecretary. All Smith alumnae aie welcome attend, it is announced. Mrs. R@brt C. Hi of Mr.- and Mrs. 1 ,391,Sheridan road, place Saturday. Mfrs. 6Guy A. 0had son'of Wil-. mette jiç co-chairman of the receP- tion committee for the third annual St. Fr an ci Xavier parish sprû*tg Party to be held May 23, at Showe-7 nec Country club. Mrs. A. W. Withrow is serving zwlth Mfrs. Gladsoit as co-chairmiaii.' The following committees whicl t à will be active during the comini ye ar were appointed by the executiv( committee and announced Wednesý day, April 15, when the Evanstoi and North Shore alumnae of Kappi Alpha Theta met at the home oý Mils. HaroldW. Mogg in Evanston The. social committee ýconsists 0 Norton, chairman, and hambers. Mrs.. Arthur *when.some of the club-members will mnodel shawls of the nations of the world, presenting an exhibit of liv- ing pictures with musical accompani- ment. The club's Art 'circle, Glee club, and Players, are cooper atin g in producing this program. C. L. Towne,'graduate> student'at the Univers ity of Chicago, .will speak,. at il1 o'clock Monday nmorning- on "The Great Tradition."' This is the second in a series of four lectures on "The American aNovel." At 1.:36 Mon- day there will. be club and Red Cross sewing. The College club will givre a din-. n er- at 6:30 Wednesday evening, April 29, in honor of 'Clark- Kuebler of the classical departinent of .North- western university. At 8 O'clock Mn, Kuebler will.speak on "Germin Under Hitler." Service-Club Program, The Protestant Women's Service club will hold its May luncheon on Wednesday,, May 6, at the Edge- water Beaéh hotel. Mrs, George Wilson, the presidenit, will direct the meeting. Ainong the honor guests will be an officer of the Conference of Club Presidents and Program Chairmeni, a h representative of the Martha Wash- ington club, and an official of the 9 Women's Safety bureau. ,ey - Mrs. William Randall Collins of SEvanston has planned the entertaift- ,a ment. The original old Heidelberg, )f octet Will present the musical pro- 1. gramw f given before Legaré-Lovlng Photo, miss Vivyenne Morin, of Wil- mnette takes the role of Hdna in, the drarnatized book review of "Rdna, His Wif e:' which a cast of Jni ors of the Woman's Catholic Club of Wilmnette luis given for the third tirne and zîill repeat the fourth, for varions clubs. Report Plans of Party at Mary Crane. bague The monthly meetiîng of the Ken- ilworth chapter of the Mary Cra ne league will be held Friday, April 24, at the home of Mrs. W. G. Olsen, 525 Kenilworth 'avenue, Kenilworth. The meeting is, called for l'o'clock. Ini the absence. of' Mrs., S. W. Storey and Mrs. H. . Scribner,' chairman. and co-chairman of the group, the meeting will be conducted by Mrs. Olsen, chairman of the m already an a ft ree, clubs. sister. ternioonpa Iat lier ,e 10 a son snr Perry of mee;t etka, took returni East. ý