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actvities nocialCi£rce Bp J4&W Tm ]Bixo= Board, to Sew et Arden Shore for Winter Camp Boys The next meeting of th e.Wil- mette Arden Sbore board wiIl be beld at the camp, situated just north of Lake Bluff, on No. vember 22, f or the purpose of mending clothing for the boys' use. The camp was opened No- vember 1, and will be continued for five and a haif months, giv- ing shelter, instruction, and phqysical and spiritual rehabilita- tion to forty undernourished boys between the ages of 14 and 17 years. In more prosperous years, the win. ter program was scbeduled for seven months, but owing to. decreased funds the Arden Sbore board bas haEl t o shorten 'the time, in order that each boy may receive bis full sbare of good food, and tbe supervision and belp to wblch bie is entitled. Arden Shore bas no regular clientele of its own but comes to tbe aid of other s ocial agencies. For tbe Winter camp, the boys are se- lected by the Cbild Guidance bureau of the Chicago Board of Education. The program includes ten hours of sleep nigbtly besides a one and a baîf bour rest period daily. Three good meals are furnished eacb day, and milk and crackers in mid-morning and mid-afternoon. There are three hours of school work and two bours of supervised play out of each twen- ty-four. Arden Shore bas an or- ganized troop of Scouts. A homelike atmosphere is maintained for the boys, wbere they learn courtesy and> cleanliness. Special programs are provided >Ân the evening-singing, 4 stunts, shows and group activities. The Ifollowing excerpts from a letter, received by Miss Anna Belle Ferrier, bead oftbe camp, from Mrs. Theodore B. Sachs, executive director of the Tuberculosis institute, will be of interest- "Please accept the gratitude and appreciation of tbe Chicago Tuber- culosis sanitariuin for your generous response in providing camp place- ments. The bealth program of this organization bas been benefited through your efforts'and generosity. Thank you for your splendid co- opération!' Tbis is onlv onie of the many ex- pressions of gratitude received each year by Miss Ferrier, wbose splendid ability, loving. sympathy, and undeË- .standing, and generous endowment of 4ld fashioned common sense bave contributed so mucb to the success of Arden, Shore.-E.D.B. 55 Ietrothed Photo by Toloff e Miss Mary EFliz~abeth Toniiejid CI of Wiine(tc is to beco,,we the bride of Willian T ho nus Rced of Wini- * uetka,, her parents, the Oscar 2 Tozit'nseiids of Wilmette anuiotoice. Announce Betrothal, of MAary Elizabeth Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Townsend of Wilmette announce the engagement of their daughter,' Mary Elizabeth (Libby) to William Thomas Reed, son of Mrs. William P. Reed and the late Mr. Reed of Winnetka. The engagement was made known at a buffet supper given by Miss Townsend last Saturday in honor of Miss Mar.v Elizabeth Parker of Glencoe, wbose inarriage to Charles Hansont takes place November 17. Only a few old and intimate friends were present. Miss Townsend attended New Trier High school, Briarcliff, ini New York, and was graduated from Northwest- ern tuniversity last June, wbere she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gam- ma sorority. Mr. Reed is a graduate of' Purdue university and was affili- ated with Phi Gainma Delta fra- ternity. Womans. Club Card Party to Be Saturday;Evening A bridge partywill be given at the Woman's ýChîb of Wilnlétte on'the- evening of Noviember 17, at.8 o'clock, as aý benefit for the building fund.* Mrs. Carbon P. Dubbs is cbairman of the affair, and bas charge of mak- ing table reservations. Tickets ar gonfg fast and"it is advisable to place your reservation at.an early date. 'This Week-end af Shawnee Refresh ments will consist of, de- licious homne-made cake and coffee Activities at ShaWnee Country club and will be served under.the direc- this week include movies for the chil- tioni of Mrs. Henry Beach and other dren on Thursday night and dancing members of the committee., in the ballroomn for thejunior and Our local merchants have most senior members of thé. club; the generously donated some ,seful and Freshmen Frolics on Friday; and a- beautA' prizes-whicb ,should add Senior. dance on Saturday. The plenty of zest to the playing. Corne tharMay night movies wert in- and, join us for the gala evening. augurated last week. -L.M.C. Pets Ready for Char-ity, Show on- Friday Night. Under the general, chairmanship of Mrs. John A. Young of Wilmette. plans are completed for the Second Annual Charity Pet show staged by the junior auxiliary of the Women's Club of Wilmette. Everytbing is in readiness for the inspection of -canine, feline, and other pets living on the north shore, by Mr. and Mrs. Public and their children. The show opens Friday evening of this week at 7 :30 o'clock, at the Clubbouse on Tentbi street at Green- leaf avenue. Working with Mrs. Young as members of ber committee are Miss Marion Cook, co-chairman; Mrs. Chartes M. Williamson, ex-offlcio; Miss Dorotby Hall, advertising; Miss Georgia Stompe, exhibitors, Miss Constance Bersch, entries: Miss Marie Flentye and Miss Medora Bright, clubhouse arranigements; Miss jean Upson, food; Miss Myrtie Lundquist, prizes; Miss Laura Lou Reichmann, ticket s. and 'Mrs. Carl A. Reeb, publicity. College of Education Alumnaeto Hâve Tea The atumnae of the National Col- lege of Education will hold a tea at the college Monday. November 19. at which the board of> the North Shore chapter will act as hostesses. Mrs. Charles Gore, president of the chapter, is in charge of, arrange- ments.. Mrs. Ernest J. Hewitt, 1130 Churcb street, Evanston, a graduate of the class of '33, wilI present aa musical program. t Directs Pet Show Carlos Photo Friday evening of this wteek north shore.pets'o! many sises, of rnany kinds, wilI be in stais and cages in the club house for the Second Annual Charim'y Pet show sponsored by the Junior auxiliory of the Womtai's Club of Wilmette,. Mrs. John A. Young of 1123 Elm- wood avenue, Wilmeue', is chair- màai of the beie fit. In fant Welfare Plans Luncheon at Woman's Club Ail Infant Welfare members and friends are urged to attend a luncheon at the Wilmette Womnan's club at 12:30 Monday, November 19. They Will be taught to easily prepare this luncheon in their own homes. This project ïs sponsored by the ways and means department, Mrs. H. G. Bersie, chairman, For, fur- ther information, or to malce reser- vations, those interested nxay caîl Wilmette 1019 or Wilmette 2679. This being the regular meeting day, a pleas- ant afternoon also is planned for mem- hers and guests of Wilmette center. The captains of the varions teams collecting a mile of pennies remind each to hring in whatever amount she has. The chapter knows bow much its help is needed, and to that end inembers are faithful and loyal workers. Some of the means used for raising the quota to whicb it is pledged is the collection of a mile of pennies, the book reviews now in progress, the luncheon November 19, at wbicb the ways an~d means department bopes to have a> hundred or more guests, and the oral advertising done at each nmeet ing. The hostes;ses for the meeting Mondav are tbe Mesdames Roy Best, J. W. Shedden, C. L. Burpee, L., B. Hash, F. %N. Strayer. Again the committee urges each inember and the many friends of the society to be present Monday to enjoy this exceptional day. Mrs. Carl Johnson, in bier delight- fuI manner, read '*Tbe Folks" to a arge. group at the borne of Mrs. N. Hale, Indian Hill estates, Mon- day. These readings are proving very popular not alone for the mem- bers, but also to ail those Who en- joy "good books."' Annountements of the following readings will 'be given ini later issues Of \Wîî,MiFrTV . InI:. Baptist Links Sponsor Ltferary Tea Dec. 3 Sponsored by the women wbo are members of the Friendsbip links of the Baptist cburch, a literary tea will be.given at tbe home of Mrs. Carbon P. Dubbs, 1004 Mdichigan avenue, Monday, December 3, at 2 o'clock. *Mrs. F.* Jefferson Redfield; will in- troduce "Literary Celebrities, of, à Century of Progress." The speaker, who was chairman ofý literature for the Illinois Host House,, is. a very brilliant younig woman. Mrs, Red- feld is, also chairman, of literat ure -for the Conference of Club Presi- dents and Program Chairmen. Mary Crape Host.ss, Mrs. L. H.: Kinney, 126 Abingdon road, Kenilwortb, will be bostess on Friday afternoon, November 23,. to the Kenilwortb chapter of -the Mary Crane league. Assisting hostess will be Mrs. A. R. Findley of Evanston. WIL-METTE LIF-9 November , 15,1934