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Be Honor Ouest at Week-end Functions While Bishop William C. M~artin of Omnaha 15 'here as a visitor. on the. North Shore, heéwill be gust o hon- orat several social affairs.ý He will be the guest speaker at the Wil- -Iette Parish Methodist church Sun- day, December 10, the occasion to' be.'obser,%ed as Bishop's day. Bishop Martin isî to. be entertained at the home of Mr. -and Mrs. Horace A. Young, 1337, Greenwood, avenue, -Wilmette, overý the Week-end and wrn be their guest- at 'several - func- tions arranged in bis honor, includ- ing a Saturday evening dinner in the Young home, a Hendrix Alum ni din- ner on Sunday and the Open House tea at the Wilmette Parish Meth- odist church where he will share honors 'wi'th B4alwp eand Mrs., E. L. Waldorf and Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes and daughter. At the eleven o'clock church serv- ice Sunday morning a special ar- rangement of music will be heard, by the Vested Choir under the direc- tion of Dean F. MeSloy with Mrs. Sarah Eilert at the organ. M-r. and Mrs. McSloy wiil appear i one of their pleasing duet arrangements which are so popular with ail groups but especiaily so with churvh con- Assisting iRev. andi Mrs. ilrskine Jeffords in the reéeiving*and greet- ing of members, and friends will be Mr. and Mrs. Htarry C. Kinne and Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Mons, Mrs-. Iinne being the president of, the* Woman's guild and Mrs. Mons beng. the chairmen of the church member-m ship committee. Presidmng at the tea table in the course of the two hours, 4 to 6, will be the chairmen, ý D i os-The-Dp-ak- A Kenilworth girl, Misa Ann Molineaux, wîll be one of thze vendors of clgaret8 cand flowers at the gala Misericordia bene fit bail to be held at. the Palmer House Saturday~ night of this week. Miss Molyneaux is photo- graphed i the costume she wore as moid of honor for her sister, Jane, who was marriec ini Oc- tober. Miss Vir Girls af Dinner Dance Miss Ji Several North Shore girls wiil be Park, ai among the vendors of flowers andi Kenilwol cigarets at the dinner dance to be given Saturday night of this week at -the Palmer House for the benefit of the Misericordia hospital and In- De< fants' home. Miss Ann Molyneaux o! Kenilworth, Miss Virginia Dowdle and Miss Margare.t Schager of Wil- ciuU USor£1k- LU XII, UnI LJLeIIIIJ, 15, at 2 o'clock. Guest of honerý forý the day will te Miss Anne Guthrie, who is a Pi Phi from Colorado B e t a, California Beta, and Californiaý Alpha. She al- sô is. advisory secretary to the. V'.W.C.A i' the. Philippine Islands and prior to that, continental acivis- or in South American countries, and at one time sh e was executive secre- tary, i n Chicago. In ber years of service with the Foreign division, Miss Guthrie icamne to be _known as the "Y.W.C.A Ambassador to the World.i. On thé: programn for the -afternoon will be Mrs. Harris Frazier o! Glen- coe (Wisconsin Alpha) *and Mrs. Ed- ward L. Middelton of Evanston (In- diana Alpha) who will consider the tastes o! children and aduits -re- spectively in reviewing a list of new books with Christmas in, mid. Mrs. Middelton will review Dr. Lin Yu- tang's new book, "Moment in Peip- ing" and Bertita Harding's "Impe- rial Twilight. Ail books, both chil- dren's andi adults', wiil be on sale. .Tea will be served foilowing the r .eviews. Serving as hostess com- mittee chairman is Mrs. John F. Whalley o! Evanston who will be nd Mrs. Anan Raymond cember.,Choirmon Carol Next Play by Jack and Jillers The second in the series of four children's plays to be given.this year at the Womàn's Club, of Wllmnette. under auspices of, the çhîldren's plays coMmittee of which Mrs.. Harrison Storma s .chairman., wiil be Dickens,, l'Christmas Carol1." It Wîil be given Saturday,. December 16,' at 2 o'clock. The plays are open- to al children andi tickets may' be secured fromn Mrs. Storms 'or any meMber of ber. commîitte'e. The Children's Plays committee is a sub-committee.of the ways andi means commîittee of which Mrs. Rozier D. -Qilar is chairman . Trhe proceeds go to the club's build- ing fund. Thirty-five Jack and Jili- ers are taking part in the play. The beloved story has been followed very clsely, and al the, favorite inuci- dents have been. included i this 'dramatization. So an hour and a half of laughter, excitement, and a few tears are in store for the audi- ence. Marvin Himmel, who was seen as "Ali Baba" in the November produc- tion, will play Scrooge. So delighted was Marvmn at receiving the coveted role of Scrooge, that he has been working on the character for several weeks, spending many hours outside of rehearsal on makeup, costume, n'and Audrey ±'urkiss as Mother ndCratchit. "Cod Bless Us Every ofOne," says Tiny Tim, who wiIl be played by eight-year-old Roger 'Cool- Phan. Other members o! the Cratchît.clan are Patsy Zengler, as Martha; Patsy Desautels as Belin- dia;, Valerie Nelson as. Elizabeth; Cleveland, Towne >as .,Peter; and *Johniny Ryan as Edward. is a mnember of the freshman at orthwestern university.. .U55 ir 3c1Ldi terlùde. -a luncneoni are devot 4 oclock. a i:ëiu je