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WILMETTE LIFE A-pril 8, ..1921 The Ideal Home A DMIRABLE facilities for ~appy and inexpensive living are provided by this most modern apart~ ment hotel in the heart of downtown Evanston. Rooms are .pleasant and commodious. Service is unexcell.e~. And the reasonable costs will be pleasantly surpns1ng. University 8ooo Orrington Avenue, just south of Church Street give an address on "The Cross in Christian Experience," and Rev. Wal41 ter A. Morgan will discuss The DyLeadera in Chicago P'roteatant Churches namic of the Cross." From 2 to 3. to Conduct Services at Chic a I o P.M. there will be a service at which Temple, April It to IS . Rev. M. P. Boynton will discuss "Jesus the Unifier of Men," a·n d Bishop S. The second week of Noonday Len- P. Spreng will speak on "The Cross ten services, April 11 -15, unde.r the of Christ a Challenge of Faith." The se~vices a.re open to the public. joint auspices of the Chicago Church F ede ration and the First Methodist Episcopal church, will be held in Clli - Edna Dean Baker Gives cago temple. Seventeen church deLast Radio Lectures nominations are co-ope rating, repre "Spring and the c;hild" w~s the subse nting 800 Protestant churches. icct of an interestmg radio talk for Rev. Charles W. Gilkey will speak mothers and teachers given by Preson "C hanged Perspective"· on Monday, ident Edna Dean Baker ·of the Na tional Kindergarten and Elementary April 11. On Tuesday, April 12. college from station WMAQ on Vved· George W. Dixon, general chairman nesday afternoon, April 6. and president o the board of trustees Through the courtesy of Mr. Kihm, oi Chicago tem , will preside. 'l'he manager of the North Shore hotel, invocation w' be given by Dr. Ed- Evanston a group of mothers and stuward G. Schutz, district superinten- de nt s in~luding the college class in redent, Chicago. Bishop Edwin Holt li giou's education, were invited to at- · Hughe s, Chicago, will speak on "The tend the lecture via the receiving set Limi tation of Prayer." in thr hotd . On \ Vednesday, Rev. R. ]. \\"adr, This program roncludtcl the series D. D., secretary· of the Gene.r al Con- of talk s on the moral-social education ference, and executive secret a r y, of the child. which ~~i ss Baker has \ Vorld Service comm ission, will give given from \V~fA Q during the \\'inte~r the invocation, and Bishop Hughes month s. will speak on "The Reaction of Prayer." Thursday Dr. M. N. Englis h, Oak RECEPTION FOR FACULTY Park. will give the invocation and . Bishop Hughes will speak on "The . :\ formal rccept10.n fo.r the fac.t:lty 1 Habit of Prayer." of ~orth;vestern untver stty w~s.. ~tven Each day at 12 to 12:15 noon, there j la~.t evenmg by the students lt\tt g at will he a Lenten organ recital by \ \\ lllard hall. . . ~rthnr Dunham, and ~t 1~ :45 to. 1 j The trustee~ .of the tmtv erstty and o clock, 1fr. Dunham will give spcctal · t l1e parents hvlllg nearby ·also atorga n :-.elections. I tended. There was dancing and enterOn Good Friday, April 15, Dr. Jl)llll tain ment by the girls. The. hostesses Thompson, pastor, Chicago temp 1 e. \\'ere: Dean \Vinifr c.d Rt.chardson, will give the invo cation and Bi:-.hop ).fiss Eleanor Lewis, '!\f tss Allee Jones, Edwin Holt Hu ghes will speak nn ).fiss Helen Lee, :Miss IIelcn Kennedy, "The Cro~s in Prayer." at th(.' ·noon l\fiss Helen Cole, l\Iiss Dorothy Fike, h8ur ser\'ice. :\t the service fro111 1 ).fiss }{uth MCintyre, and :Miss Marto 2 o'clock. Rev. Asa .I. Fcrrr will garct England. 1, ,..'OON LENT MEETINGS of YOUR CURTAINS TELL THE WORLD Eo8r11 curtain i1 dried t· ·aocUr iu original nu. Have them tell it right, edges square, length right, no hook or pin holes, ruffles fluted, scallops shaped perfectly, ecrued if desired. We have special equipment and experts to do them right. Reflect your immaculate housekeeping to the outside and inside- ted down-no pin laole1 or hod tnarb to tHr ·hem. Curtaitr.l ar1 11ftl111 pal- TELL THE WORLD. WILMETTE 571-NO TOLL Certr.lrl er· elwa·· ·quare - eurlaiDI laGftl eurrntlr, FRENC VIr -r ~R ORTLUND, President LAUNDRY 'r