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March 29, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 41 Glencoe D. A. R. Sets Aside May 1 for Afternoon Bridge The Glencoe chapter, D. A. R. is arranging a card party for Wednesday : afternoon, May 1, at 2 o'clock. at the Winnetka Woman's Club building, 48S Maple avenue, Winnetka. Mr~. Theron B. Childs, of 128 Crescent drive, Glencoe, who managed the very successful party of last year, is chairman of the day. Assi· . ; ting her are: in charge of tables, Mrs. John C. Hornung, Mrs. ]. S. Root, Mrs. Charles E. Galloway; in charge of re freshments, Mrs. \V. C. Miller, Mrs. S. 0. Rice, ~Irs . R. E. Stoetzcl, Mrs. R. K. Rockw ood , 1vlrs. \\'. B. Manchester; in charge of prizes, Mrs. L. P. Zinke, mrs F. ).'[. deBeers, Mrs. M. H. Karkcr; in char ge of ticket~. Mrs. Child s, ~1 rs. 1f. ]. \\' in sr J tt. Mrs. Erwin Brigham . .Mr s. ]. D. Lightbody: in charge of publicity. ~ir s . \Vinthrop Girting. Question s ari ~ e a'.:; to the ncccl a chapter may have for funds. The GleLcoe chapter, in co -operation with the state and national societv of the . D. A . R, is intere sted in ft1rthering . patriotic, educational. ancl historic work. Last year it subscribed generously to the Glencoe ~ight school. to t\\·o ·southern schools for mountaineer!', and to an Indian school in Arizona. Tt gave twice the amount asked. for a scholarship fund. It marked an Indian Trail tree; was instrumental in reestablishing a village flag; decorated the Glencoe Memorial Boulder on Armistice day and on Decoration day; furthered the work of Americanism by co-operating with the Glencoe night school in arranging programs and in the distrbiution of flags and manuals of constiution; and by placing framed patriotic mottoe ' and pictures in the scl)Ools, and in assisting \York at Ellis rsland. The largest work of the year \\'as rai'3ing. with the help of other societies in Glencoe. $45() for the building fund for Constitution hall, in \Vashington. The chapter gives, each year. eight interesting programs. some of which are open to the public. It co-operates, when asked to do so, with the work of other local chapters. A budget to cover these expenses i·3 not a small matter. ' · ,, TO ADDRESS W. C. T. U. The Vv. T. C. U. of \Vilmette and \Vinnetka will meet with Mrs. Lydia E. Huston of 462 Provident avenue next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The speaker will be Miss Nelson, instructor of nurses at Frances Willard hospital in Austin. She will give an interesting talk on her work. All friends of the organization are invited to be present. NEW ENSEMBLES That Achieve Hartnony ·tn Line~ Fabric and Color A new concept of £ashion ia portrayed in tlie di~tinguiahed coD ·· tion of ensembles now on display. Lines are more gracdul--mo. £eminine. Fabrics are care£ully choeen with regard to propa combinatians. Colors are blended to produce an eHect oi ~ ~rmony. A new charm pervades the ·mode. Ensembles in eo& tweeds. silks. hne cloth weaves. laces and chiffons--all are creations of unusual beauty and chic. BAHA'I LECTURE Sunday afternoon, March 31, at 4 o'clock, in the Baha'j Temple foundation hall, Linden Avenue n.,t:ar Sheridan road, Wilmette, Dr. Vail will give his concluding lecture in the March series on: "Is the Great Day of Resurrection at hand?" The public is cordially invited. Robert Schwarm. who is a sophomore and member of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity at the University of Illinois, returned Thursday to spend several days of the Easter vacation \vith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Schwarm, 695 Ashland avenue. -oCyrus Calloway, son of the B. G. Calloways, 920 Linden avenue. returns for his spring vacation next \Vednesday from Wabash ~allege, Crawfordsville, Ind. -o-Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Widger, 128 Fifth street, will entertain a1 a family party of twelve this week-end.