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. The activities of the Kenilworth club were the most attractive feature of the Christmas and New Year's entertainments this season in Kenilworth. From the children's beautiful party the Friday before Christmas, with its play of "Uncle .Tom's Cabin" by the Junior Jack-and-Jill Players and the quartet singing of Christmas carols, on through the hOliday season, offering dancinf? for the young people both formally and informally, up to the New Year': celebration, the parties were a great suc;cess. At the New Year's eve dance there were about two hundred served for thr midnight breakfast. Large dinner par.ties earlier in the evening came to th( dub and joined in the dancing, celebrating the coming of the New Year together. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor entertained a large dinner party which after dancing at the club, progressed tcthe home of Mr. and Mrs. George Richards for breakfast. There were a number of progressive parties. On New Year's day the club heM "open house" and dancing continut>·i from 4 until 7. ol Gar Holiclar F·tmty I -~- Ja.', ~tc.le Janet· Pomeroy nd Wboclward Allderson entertained a large ·group of Mrs. P· . D. Rathbone and son, E. B. Rathbone, left Kenilworth Jor New York and will sail on Saturday for Algiers.. They have planned a ·ix weeks' motor t~ip t-hrough ·northern Africa. -o-- . Among the young people leaving this week for college are: Richard Johnston, who returns to Dartmouth college; Jack Rathbone, to Princeton; Miss Frances Oleson, Hillside School for Girls; and Miss Jane Young, Na'ional Park seminary. Presbyterian Church The First Presbyterian church, Rev. neorge P. Magill, D. D., pastor, Is located at the cornetr of Ninth street and Greenleaf avenue. North Shore line cars stop at Eighth street and Tenth street just one block from the church door. Always a cordial welcome tor everyone. Regular ehurcb service at 1t o'clock. Sunday school at 9 :30 o'clock. Junior church, t 1 o'clock. Christian Endeavor at 5:30 p. rn. on your New Year going to church record, be sure and get started next Sunday. The ~rmon topic announced for next Sunday morning 1&-Measurlng the Inftnlte. The following program Is to be given by the Quartette next Sunday morning : Organ Prelude, "Nocturne" (Op 9, No. 2) . ...... .Chopin Anthem, "My Faith Looks Up to Thee" ............... . ........... Schnecker Anthem, "A Lecend" .......... . .. Tschalkowsky Organ Offertory, "Plantation Melody" ........... Smith Duet, "Children, Pray This Love to Cherish" .................. . ............. Spohr Mrs. Gannon and Mr. Miller Organ Postlude, "March Romaine" .............. Gounod Girl Scout Troop No. 5 wlll meet at:~ usual at 3 :30 o'clock Tuesday, January 10. The Woman's society will meet for the regular all-day meeting Tuesday, January 10. Sewing at 10 :00 A. M., luncheon at 12 :00; KIBBionary program at 1 :15 P. M. and BmdneBB meeting at 2 :15 P. M. Luncheon will be served by Spoke 4. The topic for the aftemoon will be the Southern Mountaineer. All the Presbyterian churches of the . Chicago area are planning for a slmul- I taneous Communion service Tuesday, .January 10 at 8 o'clock. Except the leaders and speakers, the same program iN to -be carried out In all of these services. The Chicago north side, to~rether with the north shore churches will meet In the Second Presbyterian church of Evanston, at the corner of Hinman avenul' and Main street. In each of these dl~trlcts It Is expected that the elders of these several churches will gather together at 7 :10 p. m. for a preliminary prayer service. It Is expected that for thiM unique &ervlce there will be a very large attendance from all the churches. If you didn't get started last Sunday SJO ,.,,.,. ,.,..... ,_..., canew onecd OLD Range -$70 .... ,_.., OLD Range ca.,. one ,_.._ $70 fWOWI' Boy Rangers: meeting Saturday at 2 p.m. Boy Scouts: Konday, 7 :30 p. m. . GUESTS it PARTY Mr. and Jlrs. John Dillon of 1411 Seward avenue, Evanston, entertained at a !arge party at their ho~e on New Y ear s eve, several Qf the guests beinJr 1r«?m Wilmette. After a round of ~fdge ~upper was served at midnight. h ter dtnmg the guests spent the wee Aours of the new. year in dancing. mong the Wilmette guests who atte.nded were lfr. and lfrs. Byron ~tsher, Mr. and lfrs. Christopher J. ndrr:~· Mr. and Mr$. Ray C. Pearson, an mrs. George E. Tarnow. Mrs. C. F. ~eme,r of 7Z3 Laurel avenue entertained for sixteen -ests Monday. · · a-