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aiHI wing The next meeting be with Mrs. Frank Cf.eeseman .· J:me Orrington hotel. -oJones celebrated his · tenth .,lll.,.lul·v on Monday of this week with lan.cbt~on fpr ten boys. There were :·abel·ra1te favors for all. -oPrederick Little and daughter, Helen, ft Kenilworth on Tuesday and sailed Thursday for a seventy-two days' diterranean cruise. IQnclM~· for · appendicitis - on Monday at the Evan$ton hospital. ,He was seized with an acute attack early on Monday and was taken to the hospital at once for observation and the decision of three doctors was followed by the operation. He is reported out of danger now, and on the road to recovery. -oMr. and Mrs. Tom Dix of Oxford road are entertaining as their house guests this week, Mr. and Mrs~ W. L. Shaffer from Birmingham, Mich. operated ~· ·~n A. L. ' McDougal and. Mrs-. Bently McCloud gave a katchen shower for Miss DorotJ!y Foresman on Monday afternoon at the McCloud r e s i d e n c e on Kenilworth avenue. Bridge was enjoyed d\lring the. aft~r noon. Later in the day the fascmatl~g packages were opened and lovely ~tt chen things in gree· greeted the bndeto-be. eta ~ l.~ . 'ift i. ~ Fills Kenilworth · Club to Capacity ~·. ·Jo fer,.. The Kenilworth club closed the month of January with a noteworthy stereopticon lecture by Sir Wilfred Grenfell on Friday evening last The club room was filled to its capacity, everyone enjoying the lecture and the man himself to the limit, and Mr. and Mrs. james Prentiss of there was a lively scramble at the close Kenilworth entertained at dinner la.5t to secure the little booklets which Saturday evening. Lady Grenfell had for sale as well as the books about Labrador by the lecturer and which he had personally prefaced with a little pen sketch and · an autograph. Walter Marx is chairman of the entertainment committee which was responsible for this lecture and expects to present Carl Sandburg at the next entertainment scheduled for February 24. This Friday evening the club is entertaining the men with a stag supper bridge. J ule Peterson is in charge of the evening. On Friday, February 10. there will be a dance and on Friday, February 17, a supper bridge. Mrs. Harold Tideman is chairman of the dance committees and Mrs. Thomas White of the cards. ..... ,_,., Range OLD lor 10111' OLD Kenilworth Family Guests at Diplomatic Reception Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D'Aix and Miss Clarabelle Russ of Melrose avenue, left Kenilworth on Monday for Washington, D. C., to attend the private diplomatic reception at the White House on Thursday evening of this week. They are staying at the Wardman Park hotel while in Washington, where Congressman and Mrs. Henry Riggs Rathbone make their headquarters. Mrs. D'Aix wore white satin embroidered in crystals and briJ. liants at the reception and Miss Clarabelle was in a simple white French frock ornamented with spangles and beads. After their stay in Washington they will go to Palm Beach for an indefinite period. ENTERTAIN VISITOR Miss Inez Webster has been a guest in Kenilworth for two weeks at the home of her brother, Albert Webster. She has had a merry round of dinner parties, afternoon bridge parties and teas given in her honor. Last Saturday, Mrs. George Jones of Oxford road entertained at dinner for Miss Webster. Miss Webster is devoting her life to relief work in the Near East and soon will leave again for Russia. Mr. and Mrs. James Guinan. now living in the Taylor house on Kenilworth 'avenue, have purchased the Hannah residence on Abbottsford road which was left vacant by the re('ent death of Mrs. A. D. Hannah. They . will move into their new home in the very near future. -oMr. and Mrs. E. B. Metze) of Cumberland road, Kenilworth and their dau'!'hter. Miss Winifred Metzel have left for Florida and Cuba to spe~d the · remainder of the winter. . -oThe Home and Garden club of Kenilworth will hold its next meeting on Mondav, February 6. at tLe home of Mrs. Benjamin Bisbee on Cumnor road. Mrs . .T. P. Oleson of 240 Woodstock. avenue. Kenilworth, has been confined to her home for the past ten da:vs. with a very severe infection in her back. -o. Mr. and Mrs. James Murrav of Kenilworth, tof1ether with Mrc;. Frtmond Stevens, have gone to Belleair Fla.· for February and March. ' -o- . .., ,_.,., Cl tleW Range ... one cd $70 orowr ~ TIJnlla Ye...- Old B-e . ... llea·tllal New Olle