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April 12, 1929 Series of Lectures Planned for Students I WILMETTE LIFE 43 of Theology School ___ P_r_a_ct_ic_a_l_M_a_n _ _. I' _ The first rule of GOO.d Bridge ~ Outline of a series of lectures planned for students at the Western Theological seminary, with one to which the public is especially invited, has been announced by the seminary. This latter will take place May 16 in the chapel at Garrett Bibical institute. The lecturer will be the Rev. Francis J. Hall, D. D., former professor of dogmatic theology in the Western Theological seminary. His subject will be "Theism and Revolution." Dr. ·Hall will lecture at the seminary between May 13 and 24, and his lectures will be given Tuesday to Saturday afternoons at 3. His general subject will be "Problems in Moral Theology." Friday afternoon, May 17, at 4:30, he will preach at the seminary chapel services at St. Mark's. Previous to this course. there will be a course of lectures by the Rev. E dwin ]. Randall, D. D., of Evanston, secretary of the Diocese of Chicago, his general topic to be "The Church's Program." These will be given Tuesday, Wedn esday and Thursday mornings, April 16 to 25, at 9 at Garrett chapel wh ere the s eminary classes are now meeting. Recently the Rev. Frederick G. Deis, fi eld secretary for the National Council of the Episcopal church, gave a course of lectures on "The Church's Missions" at the seminary. PLAN SCHOOL EXHIBIT Friday, June 7, has been announced as the dat e for the annual school exhibit - at the Jo seph S ears school, K e nih~~,· orth. Open house will be held at that tim e, and the activities of th e ~ch oo l ye ar will be demon strated. ~~ r . and Mn . Robert ~ow ley, who have bee n spendin g th e winter with th eir aunt, Mrs. James F. Rowley, 1128 Gree nwood avenue. have now taken an apartment in Spanish court. for mcft Smart People . Richard T. Ely, director of the in· I stitute for resean;h in land economics -a nd public utilities at Northwestern university, will speak on "The Practical Man," to the contemporary thought class meeting Wednesday, April 17, at Commerce hall. "The problem of life is to induce the spiritual to grow out of the practical," Dr. Ely states. "Those who confine themselves merely t o the economic side of life are materialist s. Those who neglect the economic in their aspirations are Utopians. The union of the practical with the ideal gives the basis for the 'good life w hich mu sl be fruit ful individually and soc ially." M elachrinos, like Bridge itself, have the greatest appeal to people of intelligence and good taste. Their cool, slow-burning Turkish tobacco-the most prized and costly tobacco gr:own-affords an eavy, pleasant relaxation during the keen contest of minds at the bridge table. That's why smart hostesses who plan for the pleasure of their guests and the success of their parties, serve Melachrinos. A delightful and unusual way to introduce yourself and your guests to this fine quality cigarete has been worked out in the Melachrino Introductory Offer. This offer consists of 60 Melachrino Cigarettes -Cork tips, Straw tips and Plain ends-a score-pad with the latest of rules of contract bridge, and two packs of beautiful cards on which we will imprint your own monogram. This offer is really an unusual value-$4.75 ordinarily-but by using the coupon you need pay only $2.50. The cards are the famous gilt-edge Congress Cards and have no advertising of any kind on them. Under a special arrangement, monograms will be imprinted quicker than usual. Just fill out the coupon, printing the initials of your monogram plainly. Your first package will convince you that Melachrino is the qual· ity cigarette. NO FLYING ASH to burn your gown ... Melachrinos are · firmly rolled . . · unlike ordinary, loosely packed cigarettes, a Melachrino holds its ash until you flick it off. You needn't worry about burning ex· pensive moire or frail chiffon when you smoke Melachrinos. iJJ CHIC little Turban of Bakou with its intriguing and unusual contour is a noteworthy example of originality in design. Priced $22.50. In Felt $18.50. There is a wide selection of new MILGRIM Hats in the sroup priced at $18.50. ME r 511 Fifth Avenue, New York City The Union Tobacco Company Gentlemen: Please send me your introductory offer of 60 Melachrino Cigarettes, the score-pad with the latest rules of c~mtract bridge, and the t~o acks of the famous Congress Cards, bearmg my monogram, for whtch enclose $2.50. Dept. 273 600 MICHIGAN BOULEVARD ~ SO~TH CHICAGO Name·-----····-·,-----------·lnillal..-----·---·--·------------..4ddre·..__-----------······--····Clt;y·-----·-···-·-·Saat·.--------