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hearers found full of charm Iast Fri- day afternoon. The occasion was the fine arts program of the Woman's Catholic Club of Wiimette. Mrs. Marshall V. Kearney, another Of the club's tailented memnbers, was the reader wbose appearances on programs at the club *.always are anticipated. Tbe two brief plays she chose for ber part of the. program were of reatliiterary menit, and their ,'musicai Unes she read veryeffectively. Her ceiacut enunciation and intelli- gent analysis of the cha'racters, and, background brougbt out their fuit mecaning. She pictured the aged beau, of -Bath reiiving bis hey-day in iancy and. in actual dreami; tbe dis'dainful "Rosatnund" of the portrait who caeto lufe in a brief dream; tbe aged.:servant in "The Beau af Bath."' The dramatic, "The Prince of Cour t Painters," sbe did just as effectiveiy as ber second presentation, depicting the once great favorite of the court, George Romniey, wboý after sttfyng from bhis bride and bis borne to foiiow a career in court circles,*wins famne, loses, favour, and penniiess and Wanderiig accidentally finds in the house 'to wbicb be cames for shelter and food, the wife be deserted, stili faithful ta bis mexnory, and "tbe ane love of bis life." Lucy. tbe neighbor' s child with ber basket of flowers is, the otber cbaracter, ber part but in- cidéntal. Between and after the readings, Miss, Winifred Farrell sang two groups. of three numbers eacb. So- prano in timbre, ber trainied voice cornes forth witb ease and accuracy, its quality lyric, particularly in its bigb register. Winsame of person- aIity, sghe, too, found instant favor witb ber audience. "Life Has Wings," 1Love the Moon,"I "He Met Her" .9A My oring,", "Tbere Are Fainîes at tbe Bottom of Our Garden," and "Tbe Last Rose of Summer" wcre her selections. Hér yoice, we. tbaugbt, sbowed at its bcst in tbe iast number on ber program. In January the table was by Mrsý Charles D. Ewer, a setting of heauty ail in dazzlin.g white, radiant and crystal-like.as the winter snows. The February table. was set by ILrs. David Hall, and since ini this month, wc remteiber bath the birthdays of Washington -and Lincoin,- and St. Vaientine'sday as weil, it was appra- priate in red *and, white. Sparkling red crystal ona cloth of wbite made a. strikingly pretty effect. For the March meceting the table wiil be set by Mrs. Charles R. Nor- man. The 'clu.b is mneeting this' year in theý launge of the Woman's club andthe. mheetings have been chaiged tfo the. first Tuesday aof the mxontb. The xiext meeting is'March5-W C. G. 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