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December 21, 1928 WILMETTE LIFE 13 POETRY CLUB DINES Twenty-five members of the Poetry club of Northwestern _ university held a dinner meeting Wednesday, Dec. 5, at the Georgian hotel, with a program Editor, WrLMern; LIFe: following the ser~ing. Miss Mona I am much interested to note that Bornstein was chairman of the comthe edition of WILMeTTe LIFe for Fri- mittee in charge of arrangements. day, December 14, which is here at school, contains much of great interest Arthur Volk, who is professor of to those of us who are concerned with geology at the College of Mines, GoltlNew Trier's wellbeing. en, Colo., will be the guest of Mr. and I want to express my appreciation Mrs. L. F. Schultz, 419 Laurel avennt\ for the generous showing that you gav~ over this week-end. to the high school in the north shore -apublications. I feet' it must he a great Kenneth Page, son of Mr. and Mrs. satisfaction to the friend.; of the school A. N. Page, 901 Ashland avenue, reto find so much of interest written up on the pages of the north !'hore papers. turned Friday from Dartmouth to pa:;s I think I shall give myself the pleas- the Christmas holidays with his father ure of sending Mr. Clerk a copy, as so and mother. -omuch of the material would deeply inJack Rathbone, 523 Abbottsford terest him, and would make good hoLiroad, Kenilworth returned Sunday day vacation reading as he enjoys himself with winter sports in the Alps. from Princeton to spend the holidays. Yours sincerely. Elizabeth E. Packer Acting Principal. Public Forum ihtut~li l'~nppt 1619 Sh erman A ve. Greenleaf 4220 Special Selling of EVENING DRESSES Morie-Chiffons-Velvets $25.00 to $55·00 Reductions are featured on all win(et apparel Editor, WILMETTE LIFE: The celebration of the opening of our new ban king- quarters \vas a tremendous success in e\TY way. A large measure of this i.; due to the generous publicity which the \\.Iun:nE LIF~ provided for this occasion and to the exce llent co-operation which \Ye received from von and ,·our staff. The officer~ and clir~ctors especially appreciate the splendid section of last week's issue per_taining to our bauk and it .; new home. \Ve also acknO\\·ledge with tl1anks th~ beautiful floral offering. Sjnccrely vours, E. B. Knudtson President, First National Bank of Beauty Culture The-new·est Parisian methods of beauty culture are employed at this new shop. Each client's type is carefully studied in order that the proper beauty aids may be applied to accentuate her charm. The shop is decorated in French moderne style, achieving a colorful and interesting effect. Here, in an atmosphere of restfulness and harmony, madame will enjoy a service suited to her individual requirements. Realistic Permanent Wave, $15 Emile,s Famous Finger Wave, $1.25 Manicure by Mme. Agnes, 75c A Marvelous Rest Facial, $2.00 Hair Tinting is a special feature T be Permo-Paris Permanent Wave is available exclusively at The Vanity Box in Evanston . Parisian Methods Entertains Kindergarten College Alumnae at Tea The most recent of the social gatherings in the series \vhich the North Shore alumnae of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college ar·~ holding previous to the holidays, was enj oyecl vV edn e.;day afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs. Julius L. Gutmann, 1142 Judson avenue,Evanston. A meeting of the hoard was held preceeding- the tea, with Mrs. Fred S. Kingore presiding. In the company presrnt were also Mrs. Harry G. Phillip s, Mrs. Alfred R Bates, Mrs. George M. Groves, ~frs Florence S. Capron, Mn. L. L. Lane. Mrs. Percy Arden. Miss ~fay Vose, Miss Anna F. Murr<Jv. Miss Mabel Piersen, Miss Ant~~ Kappes. ~frs. Clive Bishop, Mrs. Daniel R. Lowrie, Mis3 Virginia Solberry. Miss Ruth Cole. Miss Celia Sargent. Mrs. Cedric D. Carlson and Mrs. Arthur Wilson. Christmas Suggestions . Wardrobe Suit Cuea $7.58, $10.00, $15.00 aDd up Overnight Caaea $5.10, $7.50, $12.00 aDd up Fitted Suit C..ea Hand Baa· aDd Bill Fold· 2~~ Guuch SUed 636 !j)~ .l ~ CUni~9700 ~~A.,~ ..IW*" EST 1858 2~~ CHlCAGO Suite 222 Enttance--Catl1on Building