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Logan-Howard PTA Celebrate Founder's Day The past presidents of both the Logan-Howard and Central Laurel Parent-Teacher associations were the guests of honor at a joint meeting of the two groups Tuesday afternoon February 5, at 2:45 o'clock at Howard school. Founder's day was celebrated in a most appropriate manner. . A feature of the session was a lovely birthday cakce bearing thirty-eight candies-one for each year that the National: Congress of Patents and: Teachers has been in existence, Mrs. Frank- Adamns of the Central- Laurel group introduced the past presidePts ýfor that o>rganitatiîon, and, Mrs. .ýR. B.. DeVinny. presented the' past' presidentsof the logan-Howard: association. A Founder's Day box was in çvidence and received special off erings, "hich are used -by the 'Illî- nois Congress and National Congres of Parents and- Teachers, to further the. work of the Parent-Teacher associations over the. United States. The Akely instrumental trio pre- sented four musical num111bers. lThe first selection, g"Evening Song" by David Geppert, a graduate of Stolp school. last year, was played by the trio. The second offering was a vio- lin solo by Frances Akely-"Perpet- ual Motion" by Bohi. Blythe Akely, 'cellist, played Lotti's "An Air." "Mlýinuet" by Boccherini was the, concluding number which the trio presented. The speaker ýof the afternoon was1 Harold Ebrensperger, of the scboolL of speech at Northwestern university. He has been with the theater as di-t rector, author and actor. o en chidren uncfrr 6-years of age is we! come. .Please caîl Wihuette 2356 if 'you are planning to attend. Schmiedérer Wii Te William ý Schmiederer, secretary of the Evanston branch of the Y,.M.C.A, will speak, at the nexct meeting of the Adolescent Study group Monda mornmng, February .18, at I0o eclockr. (Please note change of turne.) Hisi topic will be "The Adolescent's Use of Luue Book Revies,, AWited ,Mrs. Carl Johnson will g ive ber first of a series of three book reviews Tuesday afternoon, lFebruary 26, froin 1 :30 to 3:30 o'clock in the auditorium of Howard schooLl. Ms. Johnson is a fradêr f rare charm and is greatly' in demand. Site bas chosen to read at the first meeting, "Wandering Circle" by Cornelia Stratton Parkcer. It is an autobiography of fifteen years of wanderings, and covers the period of 1918-1933. Mrs. Parker was lcft a widow with children. The book is a picture of her and her family's wanderings over the Con- Tinswill be anather "Family Night" sponsored by the Womans society of the church. No tickets are being sold, but. a free il! offering vili be re- ceived.. Refreshients WilI be served., The pituirs include înteresting Places and cities of the various1 con- tinens and islands. ýThere-willwbe a'seilfetr o the children. spiâ étrfo W. antinef Ahitaker (Bugi) Baer, chwood. avienue,. is in quar- N *W.~ItWEDining Room SAMNILE MENU é:~of One of Our LJ . Special Dinners serv.d comploe. ~7 fl i.cocktail aiy 12 on the. suject, «~TW Cuiict Eetween ChàUviiM a4d .PaciEum, lin France. The lecture beglusat:0 TAX WAREAM.8 x u u hie jsI ame U m I* u s & 4le lit& 1 1 iiau returnea 11Dom an ea tern tour U just the day before histak Hi reference to the movies tand hes future for the better films was most interesting. After the *Prpgram coffee was served in the social hall. Mrs. Frank Adains and Mrs. Putnam poured for the Central-Laurel group and Mrs*. 4.4~e$-AvE YO<i Mrs. JJalstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry BroWn, '809 Lake avenue, had as their gues.ts for dinner and bridge last Saturday 'Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Carpenter of Hubbard Woods. TlEtUPHONE Nules Ce i"dm s"od 4't 038 A"W. of T Art 6alitrttii,, AUCTIONEERS HOW TO GET TRNM JEtail to Lake For«4 D»roatiii te Bast - on, Mkeridan. ad., No. oný Sheridan R& to - 8pruce, mut ga . Spruôe to boum.