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vvwulesaa, Jue 7, at 1 o'clock. ,Mrs. Leslie A. Wood, alumnae president, will conduct a short busi- ness session. Mrs. 1nobert M. Mc- Farland,, luncheon chairmaan, wilI be assisted by Mrs. Frank H. Craw- ford, Mrs . Clyde T. Mar alMr. Charles W. Meade, Mrs. Rarold .W. Mogg, and Mrs. R. E. Carroll. <The Theta seniors who are to le guests o! honor are: the Misses Bar- bara Trump ofKenilworth;- Barbara Taylor, and Virginia Taylor of Win- netka; Virg .i Noyez, Adele Sehuize, and Jane Dorsett Lee 'o Evanston; Jean Henry, Marjorie- Mouton, and Helen, Sawyer of Chi- cago;, June Essley of Hins5dale, Betty, McDannell of Moline, 'Peggy .Mc- Meekini of, Pittsburgh; Lillian Wil- liamson of La Grange, Mary Loulse. Towle of Oshkosh,, Wis., and Peg-gy Yundt of Milwaukee. Penn Hall Alumnae Eleci New Officers At the regular monthly meeting o! the Chicago Penn Hall Alumnae club, held last. week at the home of the ex-officio president, >Miss Betty Kettlety in Evanston, the following offices were open for electioii: presi- dent. treasurer, corresDnniz sec Y~. Clark; for Highlland Park, Mrs. Robert Mahban. Reservationis are. to be - made> through any of the above committe e, lor wMt Mrs. William Schroeder.of Evanston, who is one o! the d .rec- tors-at-large. ,-Mr.s D. Bligh Grasett of Winnetka 18 the other. Offiters are Mr s. Donald Nicliols of Highland Park, peident; .Mrs. Arthur Reincke,. vice-residn;Ms l.C. Harrer, secretary; Mrs.: E. P. McLaughlin, treasurer. Reception Honors Alpha Gamma Delta Seniors Seniors of Alpha Gamma Delta will ~be ,guests of -honor at a iecèxe- tion to be given by the alumnae onj Saturday, June 3, at the home of Mrs. Kissak IJerbekian, 6317 Sher-1 idan road, Chicago. The seniors, who will be formally initiated iiito the alumnae group at this time are, Mildred Carroll, G e n e Frantz, Blanche Gregory, Frances Kessing- er, Ruth Larson, Joan Williams, M~argaret Wright, and Marian Wy- mail. Gay .cotton prints ...casual slaks ..MeýMullen cassis. breezyplayelothes.. olcifn as«4 OREÉN BAT BD. VANSUON, ULLINOIS "PARKING EN MEAN" STERLING SILVER Mes c.ompliffmentary of ll giftsfor Brides Sm'lDg Saber Wale' Pitcher of Paul Reyere oig"n $30 Sterling SiIv.r Cbmpote of griteful proportions. Ueight 6 Inohs »iameter 6 Inclus. .$5. Turei the LU- gvel over îo .Miss iiawn T7hompson of Evanston;- Miss Kettlety, after graduating from Penn Hall's Junior college in 1937, attended Northwestern univer- sity in 1938 whére she became a member of the Pi Beta Phi fratern- ity. Miss Thompson is attending Northwestern at the present time. Other cofficers elected at this meet- ing are: Miss Betty Baumann, of Çvanston, social serice chair- president;'- Mrs. Kissak Herbekian, vice-president; Mrs. Harry Eller- man, secretary; Miss Margaret rniith, treasurer; Miss Josephine Roggen, editor; and Miss Margaret Nelson, publicity chairman. Bela Phi Alumnae Your choie of a glft of Sterling'Silvyer at Peacock's will b. mrs. rZ-Lrai ïas A! i, J*ft . a 'Allister, Mrs. Theodore Moritz, ad Gardenl Waflk Today Mrs. John Oleson to illustrate what The Colonial Coverlet g u i 1 d of the author says are the different America announces a garçien waIk types of design. through somne of the famous north Members wishing to secure tickets shore and Lake Forest gardens, for the Lake Forest Garden show on Thursday, June 1, beginnlng at 10 Jane 3. and 4, may cail Mrs. Frank o'clock. Mrs. George Farley of Chi- Nason aI ber home i KeÇnilwort cago has. arr anged thîs- meeting. Il C.D. Jmvden SinS 1837 ,.Ockstaté and Monrm