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Many Young People App.aring With Jaà and JlIPayersu Sot* urdoy, Are Radio Stars Maiy of the youfl1g peOl who are, appearing lu "'rhe Piper," Nwhich- th' ýjack and JilI Players .i's are p)rescntinig at the Woman Club> of Wilmnette on Saturd;ay aftereoon, November14 at 2 o.'cloc, are appearing -oU radio PrOgranis. Frank. Armstrong, whoplays Michael the Sword Eater, bas been 011 numerous programs, inclùdinig: "Ma Perkins, " '"Junior Nurse Corps," "Jack Armstrong," "Orta Annie," Book Revlew -in-1 Literature day xNill ýbe observed at the Wonian's Club of Wilmtteat both morriing and. afternoon session Wednesday, November 18,, the, entire Prograi iichrge of Mrs. Earl EK. Giraham, chairrman of the spoflsoring, department. To that day, will be brought Mrs. Kenneth B MlcAfee, .ini a book reviewfiii costume; Miss juliet Barker, in "Worry Clinic", and. "Mollie of the Mlovies.". Seymour Kaplan,, who is JacQbus the Burgomnasterin. the play. anditiNorman Jaques,,wbo is, Kurtthe> a talk on speech 'Standards, and Dr. Percv Bovnton, in a lecture. Miss' Barker openis the, morning progrant, at 10 :45 o'clock., with ber tal'k oit "The Accepted Standard of Amnerican Speech." Instructor in Syndic, both have appeare d very olten on "Jack Armstrong." regularly on "Back-Stage Wife," playinag the role of Pat, the littie crippled boy: and Hlerycr dcWitt appears regularly on "Girl Aloine." Dolores Andersoni is Helen Wilson oit"r phari Anniie," and whein "Skipply" was on the air two years ago. slie liad a prominitt rôle in that radio conPractically ail of the other iwmhners of the cast have also lbad. somne radio voice and *diction, reader of pIays and poetry, 'and reviewer of current books, is Mliss Barker who has a m'Iaster's degrec f roiyithe. school of speech at Nortbwestern university, and lias been instructor at the Goodmari theater for several years. She hiad ber own "Speech Personality" Thi, Norih, Sii.( Prie 'Il lihavitMe second presented uncler the direction of Marie Agnes Foley. It is in four acts: Act, 1-The market place ini Haîitini. ýthi lol.Act 2--(Sceiic )-Iiiside low Hill. (Scene 2)- The cross-wvaNs. Act. 3-The cross-ways. ItnetWIIFI IU4kei eCiiL4JUicVuýl i. -'41 and lovely voice with simplicity, T'icktts f or thec course of lectures or shi.qle tickets mal, bc obtaincd fri 011 ture intelliaflectationis. no with diction 2,357. Mirs. Cordon Smt it, 21-4 Ridge avenue, Wlitoietkcz, Winietka and understanding-tliere is a Tho,o~ attending the' lecture have the privileqe of having dininer c a4 lt gence, reasonably rare individual, say I," M,~'ueprovidi 11 tlwi' , maki' reservations at the club. Tlu're ' lbe B. Denis, (eaui of Ralph commented flot rice' of ltilctril tiCket, ltowever. docs Dutptt'lt tl')tl'it, at Northvýûstspeech of school the c-Iode dinner. erin univer'sity, after bearing "Miss . Act. .4-The market plae in [FiantIt is the first of the series of four plays which the Jack- and JilI Players Toys for Ckild Topic Ticket Sale Foreteils Mrs. Kei,îneth B. .McAfee BAtrker will review "The Last Empress" by i)aniele Vare, a receit pbiainon toOlU Ir. and Mrs. Lester G. \Vood. had ai 7, after wbich the evenit the first meeting for this seàson of. turned over to the social c their dinner bridge club at their homneNMiss Eloise Brown. social' ini Highilapd Park last Saiurday eve- urges reservatiotis be mnade day evening. the.deadline. ning, U.JJ0 cloc Ç LJII. urW1i i .Music precediixg Dr. Bovnton's adwill be given by a trio of grad-, dress Nlaple 1310 of Hayt * Mrs. William H. froin Nortbwesterii university tnates avenue is euflertaining at two lunch, of music. Eat-lene Hurgette, school eons this week. Tomorrôw (FridaN,) Hazel Stoné. celist; and .violinist;, at guests to eight bostess be will slue pianist. They wil Chapnian, Doris lunclbeon and bridge, and on, Wednesand two miiiatures of suite a gîve day she gave ?, sitpilar party t'or a sérenades. few frien'ds.