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October 4, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 45 - = --------=------=.. =--=-- ------------------------~ · (Contributed) The next activitv of the \\'ilmettc The opening meeting of the LoganLeague of Women \ Toters is to be an Hn\\·arcl P. T. A. wilt he }leld in the educational drive under the leadership auditorium of the HmYard school Tucs()f 1lrs. C. P. Evan s, .()l(j Gregorv aYecia\', October 8. at 3:15 o'clock. nue. Her committee include : Mrs. J. \yc 'ar~ to he congratulated in .;;e\\'. Behr of 1627 Fore st avenue, co- c:tnn(!' ~f.tss France s Kern, of the N"achairman: Mrs. \V. C. Ruethe. 1351 t10nal Kmdergarten and Elemcnta!T Greenwood circle; Mrs. G. E. Eaton. 1 college. ~1 iss Kern has just returned ~38 Park avenue: ~Irs. A. L. Grinndl. from a tnn to Europe \\'here she has 2.t25 KcnihYorth avenue; ~fr s. ~L H. studied the latest methods of teachin.~. ~fc~fillcn, 125 Fifteenth street: ~fr s. JTer topic. "Li,·ing \\'ith our Children," ~. E. ::\.finor. 108 Ninth street: ~frs . should appeal to the mothers of todaY. ::\f r. Harner. our school superinten:\lhcrt, N. Page, 901 Ashland avenue; ~1 rs. 1· . \V. Se,·erin. 52() Linden avenue. dent '"ill onen the meeting \\'ith a few A large nart of thi s drive wilt be remarks. ~[ r. Dayis. the village Recra rricd on In· the use of ii1teresting and reation and Plavground director. wi ll arti.stic posters illu:trating the activi- !!in' a ~hort outline of his \York ~or tic~ and real value of the league . the coming term. fn addition. \Irs . Albert ~ . Page, Seventh and eighth mother=- \Yilt 'Jrt .\fr~ . ~ferle Snyder, 215 \VoocH)inc as hostesse s. a\·enuc. ~1r . Rcniamin Bills. Indian II ill estates. and ~~ rs. Paul Leonard The room chairnH.' 11 han hecn sclccl~ocltc. Hot Central an:nue. \\·ill open ted. and arc hus\' arrang-ing dates fnr their home:-. ior aitcrnoon tea . thetr room tea s. \fothcrs are urged The persons in,·itcd to the se teas \\·ill tn attend these £!atht·rinl!s '"here \'oll he thosL' \\·hom thl' kaJ.!tH.' helie\·t'S l ma,· h 'come acquainted \\'ith \'Oc tr -.hllttld he intnested in intellil[t'nt an<·! , child\ teacher and srlwn1 work. al.~o unpreiudiccd sl:nice t(l tltt· cnmmunit,· i meet the parents ni thr childrrn \Yith . ·I \Yhom ,·pur child a~snriatcs. H OM E FROM TRAVEL ABROAD I ' ) .. .. .. . ~I r. and \Ir s. Th o rn a:- c . Cooke, JSS : ltc 1>ahtcs l· n.c n~l!,. \\"1 ,11 ~11l'l't _ a.t luntllc)r road. Kl'nil\\"nrth han~ ju st ! tl~~ hnm_e, n~ , ~f ~:--.,,I hom: . l.rh:at d~: : t'lurncd from, :thrnad \\·here the~ · s p~'nt : 1. _1_ T.ak(., a\_~;ltt(.. I hm:-.d.t\. Octnhc t tltt ~ttllllllt'r. J IH· \· sailed u· 1 the Italian 1 !0, ,tt 1 de)( k. · _. . , - ..-__ , · : , ~ l'anhhip. R(lma .' t ltc fir..;t ni Juh·. 1 T , . .t!H . 1 \\' 1 tl 1l'\' \\·en· · Ill f P1\\' l - sclton1 ( 11 t lc meet111Q' \\ dl ('tt·r l ·l·t t 0 lt-,1 1\, 11·1 l' . () t1 1ne thl'\ vi :it 1 11 tl 1 1 - · · 1 he ht d ednesda,· e\·cmng, ctoher .. ; s ec, a e arger ctt~e~. 0. at R o'rlock. in the liO\\·~r.~ srho ~)l. \~.,tp lt: ....r -h.ome, Florence and Vemce 'f. 'f f 1 Cl · 'I' I ' . .\ ISS .\ orse. 0 t le llCal!n car 1 lCI"S ' 1. 1 nttt t,t IY t H~ \· \\"cnt to J.u cer ne and en 1 ·11 k "1'1 A t el[e. \\'I snca on. 1c :' r ,, f 1 111to 1 1 c1 -nr p re-:-iCr100 P··r · .t!H·r :\lp:-, pthen . t11 Lnndnn and tu .r. , t on· T l' 11·1111.! 1 11'11 ( ren. ,. ' rum <trts 1hey ."·en~ tn> G~r- ~f others \\·ith children ni pre-schonl '" t~ . p,;ut .'.· " .1wrc t 11ey spt·nt .tt~l1t' 111 Le:l~n. age are im·itcd to attend. a lso anY(llle and \\ et :-- lndc11 ,·tstt - tnterc stcd 111 thts 1me of sttHh. .\luntch · Cul<wne :: · . · tllJ.! all the ht:--tonr place:-;. ~lr. and .\ir s. ( ·n( 1kt took three long airplane TOUR WEST EXTENSIVELy trip:-- . · ()m· irntn !k!·lin tn .Frankfort. ::\fr. and ~Jr...;. \Y. E. Dunn ancl. son, ti'< IJ11 <..nlugn~ . to I arts, and trum Pari:-; HaY, haYc rl'turned tn their home in tc.· 1.\lll(l>t)t!. I ltt·y spe n t o ne day on the 1 \\.ilmette aiter a five wed::s' trip to tt\Tr .h .lttnt·. .\ltnJ.!l'ther they were · the \\'e st. The,· were at Banff and ~t llll' L'tght \\"l'cb. l 1.a ke T.nui~c. \ ' ictoria. ~cattle. ~an - - - -- - - - 1 Francisrn. and spent a \\·cek \\·ith Bciore his departure fl ' r Lehigh uni- iricnd~ in Pasadena. Thev enjoyed n ·rsil\· la:--t \\'eek Jack Kaufman, ~15 tlte mntt1r trip up the Cnlt11~thia R(,·er \\ 'a~ hinl!"ton a\·enut'. entertained se,·eral hil[ln\:l\·. alsn the driYc to San DieQO. e~i his friend:-. at dinner. Each guest The,· t:e tnrned J,y \\·a,· nf ~alt L1ke "a~ nre:-elltcd \\·ith a likene:--s of him - 'Cit.\: :tnd Dt'll\'Cr itftvr ;t dl'li~htful trip. -.ell cut l>v ~1 i~s r anc -' (lllllwn <turi;Jg I -the t·,·eninJ.£. 'I'lw guests incluckd ~frs . Tollll Zerh. \dlll ha..; been Yisit · l~oht'rt Flli~. \\'alter Lindblad. Car l in!.[ l1er son and hi:-; wiit. \fr. and \fr:-;. llall. Paul ~mitlt. John \\' aidner. Dick \'. P. l.l'rlt . 018 Fnre..;t an·nul', during· ~rltuettl.re. ancl 1lortnn Kaufman. the summer mnnths. Ins tw\\· return~·~! -otn her home in ~fih,· allkl' L'. ).Jr. and \frs. If. Ken,·on Pope, t:\07 -oForest a\·enuc. an11(lttllrC the birth oi \fr. and ~I r s. Halph \\'. \fund,· (li a sntt. Richard Ken\.()11, nn Saturda\·, 1235 Ash la11d a\·l·nuc kft ~cptcmhcr ~c.:ptenthtr 1-t. at tht· !~,· an:--ton Itch- 20. tn :-.pend 1\\·o \H'l'k... in .\tlatttic Cit,· pi tal. and ~ cw York. U' ilmette Women I Voters to Promote ·Educational Drive Logan · Howard P. T. A. 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