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on C.urent rroblerns, to be held Wednesday in the Palmier house, and wil1 bave luncheon together that noon: Anyone wishing to atten~d the inorning or afternooù sessions, -or to have hancheon with the, league metnbers, is asked t ' cal! Mrs.e Daniel S. Pickreill of 1455 Tower road,. Hub- bard Woods. * The league is having a Day of Recollection at the, Cenacle, 513 Fui- *lerton Parkwray, Chicago, Ash Wed-, esaMarch. 6, beginning at, 9 o'clock. Any,,member wishing to partake isasked to get in touch * witb one of theéomte members in ber village before Saturday, Marcb 2. Mrs. F. T. O'Brien of- Chicago is the general chairman, and the com- mittee members mare: MUrs. William T. Davis and Mrs. Francis, Bonner, of .Glencoe; Mrs. William F. Schiidgen of Evanston; Mrs. Raymond G. Real of Wilmette, and Mrs. James P. Mc- Carthy, Mrs. William Pavey, and Mrs. Harold Voltz of Winnetka. Winnefkan WilI 61v, College Club Program Mrs. E. V. L. Brown of Winnetka, a men4ber of the Chicago College club, wilI read Sinclair Lewis' "Dods- * wortb" at the club, at 11i o'clock Wed- wtlen it was reaci iy Mrs. Browý aast year. After the program there is to be luncheon at 12:30 andi bridge, at 2 o'clock. At Il o'clock Tuesday morning next week,. Dr. Màbelle Babcock Blake, presîdent, of Chicago Teachers col- lege, will give the fourtb in ber series of lectures, "Excursions in thse jungle of College E-ducation." This will be entitled "A Systematic Plan Can Be Organized Now."' Photo by Nh*oôlas Boris- With his eyes focusi>ig ha., motioki fitîere caemra$s.e'ye to ferret * ou ther habits, Cleveland P.. grânt, filmis exciting emi ' ts in the livre of, ttild birds. These absorbing sceffes ham v oo for.JMin thse titie, "Walter WVinchell of!'the Woods." He upili be at the Neighbors cluib iext Tutes- da4» afirtioQ. Sefflemeni School fo B. Aided by Pi Phi Bridge The Nortb Shore Alumnae club of Pi Beta Phi is having.its annual set- tlement school bridge party en Friday, March 1, at the First Congregational avenue, and- Mrs. H. B. Taylor, 852 Park avenu'e, are bandling the sale of tickets in Wilmette. Mrs. Leonard J. Paidar, 732 Cum- mings avenue, Kenilworth is ticket chairman for that village. 1Mrs. Charles Carroll, 40 Warwick: avenue, is ticket- chairman for Win- netka, and Mrs. Jobnu'Monk, 1437 Edgewood lane, Winnetka, is ticket chairman for Glencoe. bc $1, the second prize, $10U. There may. be. two honorable -mentions. O)ne, of the.requirements is ýthat a contestant, must be a memnber of a Federated Club of the State of 1- nois;' another that the manuscript be an unpublished one, and that, only. one may, be .submitted by each, contestant., Other. regulations and. information m a be obtained from Mrs. 'L. F. D unstan, M2 North Menard avenue, Chicag0 chairman of literature and library service of tbeIlilinois- federa- tion. The award for the poctry contest is provided by the departmnent of literature of the, state- fedleration. The first prize will be $5, the, second, $3. There may be three honorable mentions.Dtit urizes .for -hbe Florence Grayling (Mrs.. Charles B. Grayling)- of, 931 Chestnut, avenue was the guest artist on Wedneàday' night of last week with. George.Oison and bis orcbestra at.the College Inn. ,Mrs. Grayling left last Saturday for California to give radioérgasl San Fr ancisco, Los Angeles, and Ilol- lywood, expecting, to. be gone for about five weeks. YOURBABY demes'ou service, too. As a ed-. I en or Dy es wuiéremis ovr6@o Northa Shor babies To Motbes De S wash brismp reedé es absumpithaé Of diapos laudelmg aM a vuy min cea A ____From Now On IAU... *Give Me- Jiýfr1 PENNSYLVANIA Reliable Oil j de/.Reliable Ha Reliable Delivery o Reliable Compauy SERVING NORTH- SHORE RESIDENTS FOR 25 YEARS Guest of Honor Miss Florence and. Miss Marion Cook entertained their bridge club last Friday evening at their home, 1017 Greenleaf avenue, lu-i honor of Mrs. William Jarvie Worcester of Montclair, N.ý J(Florence ËBranson). Sfag Dinner Robert Lee Megowen, 97 Oxford road, Kenilworth, was host to twen- ty-tbree men at dinner Tuesday of last week.