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8 ======~====================~============~============= Miss Eleanor Idler, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Percy B. D. Idler of 932 Ashland avenue, entertained at luncheon and five tables of bridge last Saturday. WIL ME TT I; - ~ IFE No·emb_et 23, 1928 ESTON V. TUBBS BAS PART IN REALm DRIVE -o-- Mrs. Charles E. Driver, 423 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth, entertained a few friends at luncheon and bridge on Tuesday afternoon of this week. Wilmette Educator Engages in Research Work to Promote General Health in Chicago Flow~rs for Thanksgiving POTTED PLANTS Chrysanthemums Cyclamen Primroses Begonias Ferns CUT 'FLOWERS Chrysanthemums Roses Carnations Sweet Peas Calendulas Pompons House Oaks Big Variety of Cactus No advancement in price Telepho·e Wilmette 1943 WEST END FLORIST Math Hoflma·, Prop. First Greenhouse on Glenview Road, West of Ridge WE DELIVER We "'ake all ki·ds of floral designs Batde CNek Baths "Health Ia Wealth" -oWILM~'M'£ Ln'£ has received a letter Mrs. Conrad Plesner of New York from Eston V.Tubbs of Wilmette, is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. director bf curriculum for the Chicago Henry Taylor, Jr., 431 Essex roa4, Board of .Education, concernnig a plan Kenilworth. for integrating all the health and social service agencies of the city into one co-operative unit for promoting the general health of the community and for the more efficient alleviation of want among certain groups of the population. Mr. Tubbs, in company with Dr. Arnold Kegel, representing the Chicago Board of Health, recently made a trip to Toronto, Can., to interview health and school officials in charge of the health . program there. They also visited some schools and health centers where the actual work was in operation. Before returning to Chicago Mr. Tubbs ·spent a day in Detroit visiting schools. and another at South B~nd, Ind., a city which has received the national trophy for doing the most effective health work among school children. Jewelry repairing and Named on Committee Diamond resetting Upon their return to Chicago Dr. Kegel and Mr. Tubbs made their reSwiss and American ports to a general committee composed watches repaired and ad::>f the leading citizens of the city. With justed Wilford S. Reynold·.;, director of the Chicago Council of Social Agencies, Grandfather chime clocks they were appointed as members of a cleaned and overhauled, committee to draft the plan of which S::ts.oo Mr. Tubbs speaks in his letter. One of the most essential features of Silverware repaired and the plan will be the contribution to be replated like new made by the public schools of the city which Mr. Tubbs explains as follows: Beads Restrung 1. The work of the Department of Physical Education to be emphasized Reasonable Prices and extended as means wilt pennit. 2. A course of study in health education sponsored by the Bureau of Curriculum to be used throughout the schools. 3. Certain courses in health edu1166 Wilmette Ave. cation to be required of all students Phone Wit. 1061 for graduation from the Chicago 16 Y tan in the Same Normal college. Location 4. Teachers who take courses in the field of health education to be given promotional credit for such courses. · Conatruc:tive Work "We are convinced that the successfull working out of this plan is going to be one of the finest pieces of constructive work that has ever been put over in Chicago," Mr. Tubbs ·s tates. The plan will first be put into operation in the district bounded by the. river, North avenue and the lake. If it proves to' be a success it will later be extended to cover the entire city. Repairing D. PAGUARULO Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Colby of New York City have been visiting friends in Wilmette this week and plan to be here until the early part of this next week. They were residents of Wilmette until recently. . -o-- Mrs. Alice MacGregor of Pontiac, Ill.. left Monday after spending ten days with her sister, Mrs. George H. Dorman of the Linden Crest. They are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wit-' liam Holmes of 622 Central avenue. Fairlee, 165 Kenilworth avenue, Kenilworth, entertained 6Uests at dinner at the Opera club last Saturday night. -o-Sid~ey -o-- ' ' I 1 A Rllfful Pt.c,- WINtt Goo4 TtHtmentt Art Gioen Phone Wilmette 941 On Monday a luncheon and bridge was ·given by Mrs. W. Noble Gillett at her home, 533 Roslyn road, for the Alpha Phi Mothers' club.