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AT HOMECOxINGC Miss Marion Philips, daughter of .14r. and lira.A. G. Philips, 625 Brier street, Kenilworth, was i Beloit, Wis., Iast week-end to attend 'the fiuoecoingcelebrations at Beloit iffleue and visit former classunates. Ber brother, Everett, spent the week- -end li Ann Arbor, Mich., with his older brother, Paul, who is ini bis second year of Iaw school at the University of Michigan. ituqséIl Phdto FoIo.un 1w c*en(dah iMx K. Meyer, foairas rud<uo the Wimatetka Trust and Sati".s Banke, Alf red' D. Herrnani (right). was eIerted to t/he offie of Presidepit, and H. K. Humphrey, (141t) chairmiot of t/he board. Mr. Herrmyuiiei ha: beui off icaliy co)IIiected 'ih the' bairk Co>- tipiuoitily for 32 years, and 3fr. Husi'hrey also has beesa cIosu'Il*i ffiliatrd fot rnapy years w.ith Mir. MC3yer's bisiiness aàd baikis9 i ns frr's. Greek to Modern Times" by menibers of the faculty of tht '.University.v f.Cli- cago. On Friday evening, at 8:15 ocok Franklin P. johnson,ý assistant rr6fes- sor of, art at the University of- Chicago, wilI lecture. His subject is "Craftsman- ship in Greek Art,"' and he plans to tell something of the potters as people;4 also their methods and something o~f the iim- portance of pottery "ani nOdern sttitdy'of Grttk culture. Partial list of patrons atnd p:atrontesses. -for the, stries -include: Mr. and Mrs. Percy Eckhart, Mr. -and Mrs. Benjamin1 Affieck, Mir. and Mrs. Sherman Aldrich,. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Anderson. Dr. qnd Mrs. E. V. L.. Brown,.Nfr. ind lIrs. 1215 WImf0. Aveu J. F. KAIER. Pro. Opus Dai1y and Ssudass e A.M. 10-P.M. Cole. ....... Pt. 22c qt. 35C Wlippini ..... Pt. 27c qt. 50c Pastwrixed and bbul.d under Mes -.mesi samisary coudilUeu ior On -of ~i Il SH"OP (appa K(appa Gomma Meeting Is Nov. 17 Tht *North Shore Alumnae asso- iat ion of Kappa Kappa 'Gammna will "gag, 1. King. Mr. and . Gt-orge )n Oveni. lait. Mr. s. janic, serk