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on vening o tuw oalet's 'Ch-icago engagement. The program. for this performance W.ilI be the three..act, ballet, "Cop. Pella" and the new -Gaite Parisi- enne."- The University college, .sponsor of this *music series,, an- nounces that there are tickets avail- able at the Auditorium theatre box office for. this December 20 perf'ormi-. ance of the M~et Russein addition to* seats that will be used -by course subscribers. Massine' s new ý"Gaite Paris ienne, to assorted music by Offenbach, d?- mands fromn its audience as, much attention as a three-ring circusan wvill be one of. the- high points of the Ballet Russe's current engage- m ent here. The ballet portrays the riotous proceedings of a. Paris cgfe, including a clever house-cleaning by waiters and .girl attendants, a ca n- can, a magnificent fight, and a quadrille and a barcarolle. Through this varied activity runs an impetu- ou Peruvian,, always.,searchixng, lavishly spending, finally frustrated and lorely-one of the best parts Massine has devised for himself. Future events in the Northwestern series will include the Indianapolis. Symphony orchestra on January 8. Marian Anderson- on January 15, and VronskY and Babin on January 29. JOIN FAMILY FOR HOLIiA-YS Bill and Jack, th~e sons of Mr. Evening of Paris Houbigant, Corday .Coty, Lentherîk Caron, Yardley to 75 'Girl Flyer At the* annual. din ner- of the C hi ca goGirls' Flying club De- cernber 8, Miss Katherine Wolff. (above), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'W. A.tWolff,'1345 Etmnwood ave- nue, Wilmette, w a s presentecl with 'a silver trophy f or mraking her first solo flight. Miss Wolff. received her instruc- tions from -Slim" Savage. (shown with her above) at Curtiss-Reynolds airport. She is now working for her private license; and expects to earn it by early spring. Ms YARDLEYIS. $2-85 Year Around Giff, Others fromn $1 up ERS* 0 ZLLLIUIL 111 LIU aCI SOcLIJIJL at Yale univcrsitY, is arriving e cember 16. and his b'rother, Bill, a sophomore .at Princeton, wihI be here1 on the nineteenth. Chr-istrnas day1 the Stebbins will entertain at a fam-I *ilY dinincerpirty for sixteen guests. HOME FOR WEEK Miss Marion Bent, daughter ef Mvr. and Mrs. C. lHoward Bent, 704 Roger avenue, Kenilwoirth, will ar- ELYO.. Y"i-Bls ....$1 and $1.25 YeIIoSoIe Carb-urator,. SKaywoodie .....$3.50 -$4 SComocys .; $5.... and 75 PETER J. ENGELS Green Say Rd. K.aigwortIe Next to Blana Piiarmacy j 1161 Wilmétte Avenue' IBegfinning .Dee'. 17 Open Evenings Until 9 P. M. ER FUME.S EaÉu-Floral -conc.in*r.e HrOU.81GANT A delighlful gift WHITMAN'S CHOCOLATES,