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Mrs. Royal C. Vilas, Jr., has been serving as ticket chairman for the local villages. Among the North Shore women lending their support to. the benefit are the Mesdames Ernest L. Ballard, Laird Bell, Bal- lard Bradley, Frederick Burnham, Robert Cutting, John Dern, Ray- mond E. Durham, Percy B. Eck- hart, Max Epstein, Fred W. Fair- man, Henry A. 'Gardner, Wfllfm B. Hale, E. F. Hamm, Jr., William .Sherman Hay, Royal Holden, 1utfus Jeffris, Clark J. Lawrence, George MacDonald. Philip W. Moore, and Howard C. Phillips. To Visit Here Mrs. Edna B. Prost of Pasadena, a former Wilmette resident, is ar- riving next Mondgy _for a visit with Mrs. B. . Phillips, 511 Laurel ave- nue. Mrs, Prost is on her way home from a trip to Iowa. Fashion Exponent Gertrude Baldwin of Wilmette is chairman of thé committee for the Junior-Senior prom at the Marywood. School for Girls in Evanston, the flrst event of its kind, Tuesday night, November 21. -Patricia O'Brien of Chicago is assistant, chairman, Betty Berg- man of Chicago and Betty Anne O'Donôgh'ué of tWW' Fürett"re committee heads. Music will be by Carl Schrieber. Help Plan for Birthday Dinner Of Zeta Tau Alpha Miss Betty Claire Ellis, 401 Tenth, street, Wilmette, is assisting with! the arrangements of the formal birthday dinner sponsdred by the North Shore Alumnae of Zeta Tau Alpha and celebrating the founding of the Northwestern University chan- ter of the sorority. The dinner is to be at the chapter house, Friday evening, November 17. Other members of the arrange- ments committee are Mrs. James E. Lake and the Misses Betty Behl. Gerthrude Kuehn, and Mildred Nel- son. The Ideal Gifi for Christmas-li là Personal EUGENE L. RAY STUDIO 1606 Chicago Ave., Evanston Uni. 2233 e4 c tielt4 $ 50.00. now.....$39.75 now now now $57.50