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WO..nd Sp.caI$y ?rogram The annual joint meeting Of thieWoinan's Club of Wilmette ad the Wilmette Gre lb a day anticipated, each season by mfemberfs of both organiza- tions, occurs Wednesday of. this coming weeék. Th rough the courtesy Of the horticuitural de- partmeflt of the University of Illinois, a ône-day garden insti-. tute will beý conducted by three of its Prof essors, Prof. J. H_ Haânley- Prof. M. G. Fuller, and Prof. C . C. Compton. In con- trast, and rounding out the pro- gra ,m, wiflhe the appearacee of the Sylvan duo of Chicago, a pianist who sings anda Whistler who gives bird calis. Opening at 10:45 o'clock, Professor Hanley will .discuss "Garden Soils and Lawns." At 12, Professor Comp- ton wil talk on "Plant Pests of the Garden'." À £e. the one-o'clock _luflche9l, mfettPhoto- moffett Photo Thre cftis ,nesyyoung womfen Of thse nortis shore interested in the success o1 thse First Natiornal J*dmintol Tourflas f th epe d in tihe N"va Reserve armorY in Chicago April 1-3, under thse auspices of thse Junior auxiliary of thse &.anston tenter of thse Infant Welf are society, are pictùred litre. Mrs. rd credrJ.,tthIead Miss Frances Cutier, in tise center, both of Wilmette, will serve as ushers and assist uPith the sale of pro graffU. Mns. John H. DiMgle, at thse right, a Winnetkan who luis rece,:tly returned fVrn a vacation in Florida, is takii&g up her duties as a new menber of the board of tise Junior a,.xiliary. She is serving on the committee for boxes for the ithe seaýson- of the Ti ail ideas. r nurnbers the Wom- Wol Mrs. George B. Wil- is h chairman, will offer day, day's Flower Border" A1 iller. and j. eah of the three Cun ting an Cite April 9, at1 ?igeant iS to Harding for the next meeting of the literature group of the Northridge Woman's Club of Wilmette.. The club has changed Çts regular meeting day f rom Monday, March 29, to Tue sday, March 30. - Members will meet at the honie of Mrs. Frank Crawford, 2034 Thorn--wood avenue, -- .rpqments will be served at The Park Ridge Scbool for Girls will benefit from the sewing day of the philanthropy department of the Woman's club wheri it meets for work on Friday, April 2. The committee in charge is headed by Mrs. Herbert B. Mulford with Mrs. Frank H. Craw- foriI as co.,chairman and assisted by tion most vail itý is, annoUlct fNew ks. ý the board of directc Crime commission. also serves on of the Chicago ibave b Di specb at tht j,' landsca r.rsity of tohte gm