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Q wILMETTE LIFE November 15, 1934 1~ EXIBITPAINTINGSý Invitation is extended to al north sbore residents to' view. an exhibition of. paintings by Herman J. Peterson in the club room of. The Chimneys Tea Room. at- 559 HilI .T errace,, Win- netka.- FORUM. LECTURER jobit Langdon Davies, English phil- osopher, wvill address the Chicago Forum Sunday afternoon, November 18, on. the subject, "The Next Ten Years of Civilization." The Forum convenesat the Goodman theater. Custom Made KNITIED SPORTS WEAR Dresse§ and Nuits for ail orrat4ions Boue.l--Angora-Chenille A1150 fulliUne of1 Hoslery HARRIET SHUPP Its Linden Ave. wilimette 2806 ECONOMY SHOP. NEEDS The main need at Economny ShoP recentl1y has been for warm clotb- ing. Coats for boys and girls of grade schooli age; trousers,: suits and overcoats for. men. If there. are any outgrown garments that can be handed on to these people Econ omy Sbop will. be grateful for the chance to act as distributor. Economy Shop is open six days in. the week from 9 until 5 o'clock.. -Mrs. A. L. Grinneli, chairman Note: Econorny Shop is conducted by the Woman's Club of Wilmnette. HAS CLASS OFFICE jane Peycke, daughter of the Ar- mand Peyckes, 240 Raleigh road, Kenilworth,. bas been elected secre- tary and treasurer of the sophomore class at Ferry Hall. Dressing for the Occasion! Preparc for an elaborate, elegant social season. Prepare to be wining, dining and dancing no end. Which means vou' P want to be seen in fash ion successes - whcrc the costumne suits the occasion - ind vour budget. r-, t. v Misses' andi Women's Sizes-Priced front $17.50 Bloom-Ha-iI Dress Shop Ieivt o 1147 WILMETTE AVENUE PHONE 340 Io f'isji our shol Special Trhis Week whitehouse anýsd A> I Maple Nut, 4t. brick. .42M III" III" M ....... M I prom puy at any lime you specif y I L AUNCHES-DRIVE Heniry Fo'wler. /'residéent of W'il- mnette Coninunity C/zest.hInc., t/us îweek conpleted the organizatiou of the z'-orkilig force -iuhIich, on Si day, 2Vroz'chber 18, zviII Iaunch thec 1934 Com uuunity Chesi ca mpaign 10 secure a budqyet of $31.000 to be distributed anuong ni me recognui.scd uPelfarL' agelc tes. Mr. Fowler bas secured the scrviccs of A. C. Youngberg as campaign chair- man, while more than 200 citizens have volunteered to participate ilu the actual solicitation of f unds. The complete personnel, as well as information con- cetning the agencies w~ho will share ini the 1934 budget, is puhlislied elsewhere in tliîs issue. New Optimists Are Inducted Wednesday About thi rty-five members of the Wilmette Optimist club were present at tbe dinner for new members held at Shawnee Country club last night. The Rev. George P. MagilI, the speaker, discussed the meaning of optimism, and the program iw-as given. by the Misses Marian, Rita, and Jerrv Weber of Wilmette, who sang selec- tions ini close harmony. New meni- bers of the club who were inducted are Dr. Paul B. Bass, Joe Lynam, Dr. RaphE. LeMaster, T. A., Cizek, Ray- moud -Marsball, William W. Quinlan. Jr., 'ànd Frank L. Watt. Aider R. Tigbe is president of the Optiinîist club. Edward Howard, 1055 Wilmette ave- nue, spent the weekend visiting bis motber, Mrs. Arthur Howard, bring- ing witb him as bis guest, Harry Holt of Peoria, Ill. The, young men are botb juniors at the University of Illinois. 0o Mrs. P. F. DeTaib.le, 1232 Green- wood avenue, was bostess at luncheon Tuesday to ber bridge club. 72TWELFTH STREET (la erbou'm Garage) New St. Josephý's, Scizool WilI Be Dedicated SMnday Dedication- of the new $200,000 St. Josepb'~s school, on Lake 'avenue a sbhôrt distance east of Ridge, road, will take place Sunday afternoon, No- vember 18. An open bouse will lie held fromn 3 o'clock until 3 :30, at which time tbere will be a dedication cere- mony and flag raising. The new structure will lie dedicated. by the Rev. William D. O'Brien, auxiliary hishop of Chicago. Followilig the dedication ceremony tbere will lie a dinner in the basement of tbe new building, starting at 4 o'clock. It is expected that 1,000 per- sons will attend this dinner. The AI- vernia Higb school orchestra from Chicago will play during the dinner. The niew school, construction work on which was started last April, is Y-shaped, with the two arms each containing ten classrooms, two music roonts and rehearsal and practice rooms. The span of the arms of the "Y* is 232 feet. The stem of the -Y is 140 feet. In this stem is the audi- torium. with a seating capacity of 650. Octagonal Ciage RooniS One of the features of the cla'ss- rooms is that they have no hoxy effect. They are octagonal in shape. witb the corners cut off. This space is not wasted, however. for it forms modernized Gothic niches on thec exterior and allows octagon recesses; ini the corridors into which have been buiît specially dcsigned drinking fountains executed in ligbt green and black terrazza. There is a basement under the êt i- tire structure. This bas a seating capacity of 1,000 for banquets, and ohrfeatures, including a comnplet(- kitchen. 36 h)v 24 feet. a pantry and disb room and a large incinerator and fan ventilator. The incinerator bas chuites on each floor for waste paper and refuse. The entire building is fireproof. Tt was executed by the Chicago1 archi- tect, Herman Gaul. The Rev. J. A. Neumann, pastor of St. joseph', church, took a leading part in direct- ing the construction activities. HAVE HOUSE PARTY William Smytbe, Jr., and bis sisfer. Dorothy, 43 Kenilworth avenue, Kenil- wortb, entertained at a bouse party over the weekend of November 3, Wil- liam bringing bis roommate at Purdue, Albert Ganier of Nashville, and Dor- othy, having as ber guest, ber room- mate at Frances Shimer, Betsy Brown of Grand Rapids. They aIl atiended the Purdue-Chicago game. MANAGING BEAUTY PARLOR Mis Lillian Johnsonis aaig Van Duerm's Beauty sbop in the ab- sence of Mrs. Phylis McBride who bas gone to Miami, Fia., to open a beautv parlor.' Van Duerm's -sbop bias noW taken on Miss Martba (Pat) Almberg, formerly of the Esther Beauty sbop. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Newey. of Ravinia. announce the birtb of a son, Anthony Bull Newey, at the Ev- anston 'hospital October 25., Mrs Newey is the former ignaBuls of Wilmette. r1Y.ig1 l Miss Dorelle Moulton, 235 Raleighi roa, Knilort, was a weekend guest ai Psi Upsilon bouse at Cornelf University. 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