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February 8, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 19 WI~L TALK ON BOOKS Mn. Aath9DJ' French Merrill Be~n· Her Annual Series · Feb. ZO Uncler· Wella College Club Auapicea "A New Book Shelf" will be general topic of the course of book lectures which Mrs. Anthony French Merrill will give this season under auspices of the Wells College club. Her lectures will be given W ednesday mornings, beginning Feb. 20 and continuing through the Lenten season. For eight seasons Mrs. Merrill · has supplied this interesting cultural feature of local late winter and early spring interest. and annually the Country ch,tb room wherein she speaks is filled to capacity for her talks. Tickets are being offered patrons of the past soeason's lectures, and when these women are supplied, if there are others available, they may be purchased by new patrons. Mrs. John C. Husted, president of the Wells club is directing the arrangements for th~ book talk series. Mrs. Merrill has sent the list of her lecture subjects this week, and they Include: "The. Age and Its Books, Investtgatien-Analysis" ; "The Philosophy of Futility. Values-Effects"; "The Gospel of Energy, Motivation-Control"; "The World at Play, the Game-the Goals"· "Adventuring-Adventure-Travel"; ..se: lection-Dangers-Possibilitles." Luncheon Chairman ·------------~-------------------------------------· ----------------1 Play CBridge? Here is a happy idea that should not be overlooked. Every Tuesday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock The Georgian gives a special treat to those who find pleasure in the game of bridge. The Tuesday Bridge l.;uncheon offers a refreshing afternoon of entertainment in restful, cheerful surroundings. Plan to meet with your friends here regularly. :Mrs. John Dennis, · who makes ·h er home with her daug hter, Mrs. Charles M. Burlingame, 812 Greenleaf avenue, left Thursday for Los Angeles, whe·r e Photo by Moffet she will visit friends and relatives . Mrs. Alfred R. Bates of Evanston, Later she will go to Portland, Ore., to make several visits and will not return heads the luncheon committee composed of North Shore alumnae of to Wilmette till next Xovember. -athe National Kindergarten and EleJerry Spiegel, son of Mr. and Mrs. mentary college who . will sponsor the Joseph Spiegel, 424 \iVashington ave- serving between morning and afternue, came home this ·week from the noon performances of "The Fire King," University of Michigan where he is a which will be given by the college sophOI)lore, to spend several days dur- players Saturday, February 16, at Harmg his mid-semester vacation. rison hall. j I I &4~Schln Ci) The tax per person is modestly placed at one dollar and twentyfive cents, which includes Tables, Prizes and Luncheon. (fer'S d n"'""'..ruoro and ha IOUS l waFd100he uaFanleeinj fa . / ion corPeclness wh@JOeveJO one !Fa- ve!s. Speeial op~~ lunihes in winfe" COdf,'J An Address of Distinction DAVIS at HINMAN--EVANSTON TELEPHONE NO JH SHORE HOTEL - 1605 CH ICAOO AVE. EVANSTON Optn .SatuttltJfJ EIJtningt until '· roU'/118 am/ Sporls'ti!MII' KARON SCHUR · · GREENLEAF 4 I0 0 B. E. de Murg, Managtt ·