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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1920 .*>?'â- Â£â€ž p* Activitiej; o, lINJortK Jhore CKilxf by RutK Risl&yT\\; THE meeting of the Wilmette Woman's club on Wednesday, Feb. 25, is under the direction of the Art and Literature depart- ment. Mrs. A. Starr Best of Evanston will give a short talk on the Drama Movement, followed by Franklin Bliss Snyder of Northwestern university, who will lecture on "Lincoln the Prophet of Nations." Mrs. Cornelia Delafontaine will give two groups of • songs, accompanied by Miss Eloise Bedlan. The hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. George C. Murdoch and Mrs. H. J. Smith. -------------*------------- The Wilmette Catholic Woman's club will hold its regular meet- ing Friday, February 27 at the Woman's club. The speakers will be Mrs. D. R. McCauley who will have as her subject "Americanization of Music and American Composers" and Mrs. Edward Fleming who will speak on "Rosary College." Several other interesting speeches | will be made. tion, today in talking of'the conven- tion last week of the south central division of the W. C. T. U. in Fort Woth, Texas, from which she had returned. "The next step will be the eradica- tion of that ancient superstition that alcohol has value in medicine," said Mrs. J. K. Shepard of Virginia at the convention. "The surgeon-generals of the army and navy are only awaiting enough physicians to lend their co-operation to remove alcohol supplies from the naval and military hospitals," she added. "The W. C. T. U. for years opposed the use of alcohol for medi- cinal purposes, and it is our inten- tion to begin a more vigorous attack to have it done away with entirely." »â€" Thursday morning, February 26, at 10:30 O'clock conies the annual gal- lery tour of the Wilmette Woman's club at the Art Institute. At this time the works of Chicago artists ar eon exhibition. Members of the North Shore women have been following closely the reports of the various meetings of the National Woman Suffrage association which was held in Chicago these last few days. A plea for the eight hour working day for men and women alike, for suffrage fixed by law on a basis of educational requirements, and for the staunch support of the ideals and principles of American- ism, was made Tuesday night by Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt before an assemblage at Orchestra- Hall, Chi- cago. Tt was in the nature of a farewell address to the members of the Na- tional American Woman Suffrage as- sociation, which is passing out of existence. Mrs. Catt, who has been its leader since 1916, leaves within a month's time to preside at the in- ternational suffrage convention, which meets in Spain. It was the keynote of the message which all the suffrage leaders, assembled 011 the platform last night, are expected to carry back to the 20,000,000 women •who will be given the right to vote when the federal suffrage amend- ment is finally ratified. Mrs. Catt urged her hearers to affiliate at once with the political parties, but cautioned them against "stand pat" politics, and the role of followers in the political party. "The« isr too much dust at the rear of the procession and too much crowding in the middle for you to be there," she said. "Your place is at the head where the air is clear and stimulating. I have heard some criticism that we have been a little radical in some of the things we advocate. I don't think we've adopted a single radical thing. "Some have said an eight hour law for women is asking too much. Then let us make it an eight hour law for men and women together. Is there any one today who doubts that the eight hour day is coming all around the wrold?" "Legislation banning alcohol in medicine is one of the most import- ant problems of the future for the W. C. T. U.," said Miss Anna Gordon, j national president of the organiza- THE MOODY BIBLE INSTITUTE West Chicago Ave. and North La Salle St. Announces Bible Expositions Every Sunday Afternoon at 4 BVTHE Rev. James M. Gray, D. D., Dean 1ST. B. The purpose of this hour is not for preaching in the usual sense of the term, nor for ad- dresses about the Bible, but rather for the explanation of the text of the Bible itself. Club" are admitted to the Art. InstU 1|v.. Dr. .Miller^osUopath^opicesJn_North. tiite on presentation of the club ticket. A large attendance is ex- ♦ .,*„ - av. ^.-oc^t.,*;^., n4 the /-inf. 1 Shore Hotel Bldgr. Phone Evanston tute on presentation 01 tne club | 0424 â€"Adv. LTG-tfc pected. 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