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October 18. 1929 WILMETTE' INSTALLS NEW CHAPTER Miss Pearl Bonisteel, national president of Delta Delta Delta, spent the w.eekend at Denison university, Granvtlle, 0., where she installed a new '~ri Delt chapter. Mrs. Joseph D._ Gngsby of Pueblo, Colo., national officer_, was a guest in 1'\·anston la-;t week, visiting the chaJiter at ~orth ,,-e~ tern university. :t\fiss Eleanor Campb<:ll, h31 Central avenue, motored to ~I adison. \\'i :;., last ,,-eck-cnd with iriends to attend the :'\orthwe:-tern-\\'isnlllsin iunthalt g;ltlw. ~1 iss l'amJ.lhell . i:- attt:nding Xorth\\'e ·tern unin·r:-11\·. LIFE 37 Mrs. Charles Dennis .Will Direct Several Picture Exhibitions Autumn with its turning of attention to things indoors from things without, has been the signal for outlining several art exhibit programs directed by Mrs. Charles Dennis on the north shore. As chairman of 't he art committee of th e- Northwestern University guild for the last several seasons, and in supenision of its exhibits which have heen hung at the Orringt )11 and attended up o n 1)\· tea s and dinners to artists an1l patrons. gallery talks, \·i s it ~ irnm sc hool chi ldren and other social and educational features. ~frs. D<.'Illlis ha-. c()mmanded a position of anthorit,· 1111 the "t' matter s of art sho,,· ~- \ 'ari1;tts grou;)~ han· turned to her again thi s sca:-nn fL)r a~sistance with th eir exhibit 1dan!'-. :\s chairman of th e art exhibit committee at Shawnee Country club sh(· kts arranged there in the great ball·:)0 111 a shmving of paintings knt by t\Yo Chicago galleries. These \H·re 1ntrtlduced to club members StnHla\' in course of the promenade le cture gi,·\! n at the club 1)\· 11 iss Lena ~1. ~(cCaule,- . edi tor of the. Art \\'orld of thl: Chica~~~l E\·ening Post. The paintings ··d1e described included : IJ.l. ms, X I clothes talk · · "he's ·a get~ahead young man" . his suit says so.-~Cleaning of suits tnerifs serious thought Just as important as the suit you. choose is the cleaner you select to service it. Correct appearance demands thorough cleaning that eliminates even the hidden soilrevives every fibre of the fabric - restores smallest details of style. Shore Line cleaned suits conform to the n1ost exacting standards and the cost is as low as discriminating men \Vould feel safe 1n paying. ·· "llours of Pl<-asure," F . Ballard 'n:A.; "Rockport, Maine," JI. A. Yin<'ent, N. A. ; "Shake~pearc· 's Count ~·y," Sir .-\lfr d East; "Landscape," J. Francis ~lurphy: "Evening·," Loub Paul r·1 -ssar, N. A.; "Frosty Mornin g," Bruce <'rane, -:\. A.; "Sunset," Elliott DangerfH·Id, :-;_ A. : "White Flowers," H. Dudley ~lurphy; "Pag-oda," Frederic :\[: Grant; "f'ron·s~ion," Fn·<lt·ric :'-1. U1·ant; "};oats at Chir·g-Jda," Ettore C':u··t·r: "l'alacc (;att·. l"daipur," Co lin t'ampb(')J ('clop r: ":\ut~Jmn." Car l Lawlt' S!"; "YallPy of E1whantnwnt," LnwreJH'P :\Iazzanodtch: " \\' hil l' \Vorld," \\"altc·r Palnwr: "llcoll;uHl !!om<'." E. Pil·ten;; "Peep o' Day," A l't lnir ~pear; "X Pa t· the Dune~." Von dt·r " 't·<·k; " J)ay nf Homann·," F. Bnllanl \Villiam s: "l,a Tombola, · Yenke," l ll'nry \\'o01b ;. "Th<' c~hnlleng-t>," Statrll'\' \\ '~tcld \\'anl; " \\'hi:-:ti1· and I'll l'om · t1,· Yol! ," J laynt ·S King·. ·· ::\f rs. Dcnn is has scning on her dunmit tee there ::\[iss Elizabeth l~nhert son of l~avinia. whose collection of quilts is \\'i(lcly known, and who \\'ill in Dece mber stage a showing there of l1atik, wrought iron and other handicraft; also ~f rs. Albert H . Cllrich and ~~ r s. Ed"·il1 Hedrick. the former of \\' ilmcttc. the .latter of l( cnilwnrth. both member s of th e club; also ~I is:; .I essie Lacr\' of Evanston, \\'hn is connected \Yith · the :\rt In stitute of Chic;tgn. ~~ rs. Dennis is also making the arrangements for the three art exhibit" \vhich will be hung during the school year at the high school. The first will l'e a collection from th e Chicago galleries, and this is expectc(l tt) be in readiness for the parent-teacher mecti,ng of ~ov. 26. It is this group \vhich is sponsoring the sho\'.·ings. In 1·\·hrnary there will be a showing of etch in g-:; with a talk by Hertha Jacque s, and i1i the spring there \\'ill he a watl'r color exhibit. ~1 rs. Harry Jenkin s i ~ chairman of the art comlnittee. The ex hibit at the Sha \\'lll'e club is also the first of a series. Thi~ \\'ill he th ere for two weeks and \\ill be foilowecl by a showing of the works of Chicago and north shore artists. GUIDE-LECTURE TOURS "Primitive African Art" and "Drama in the Orient," at 11 and 3 o'clock respectin~ h- on Monda\', October 2X, are t he opei1i ng s ubj ect~ nf next week's free guide-lecture tours offered the public at Field Museum of ;\atur:d Histon·. On oth er da\'s at the same hours s ubject s will be: Tucsday,"Fishcs Past and Present," and "Early Man": \Vednesdav, "Indians of Plateau and Desert" at. 1Cl "Fibres of Econom ic Importance"; Thursday, two g~e·~er.1l tours of the museum; and I· nday, "Fibres of Many Kinds" and "South America." Parties for these tours of museum exhibits conducted by staff lecturers assemble inside the north entrance. Our Prices: :\len's Suits Cleaned and $1.00 pressed ............. . :\ten's Topcoats Cleaned $1.00 and Pressed . . . . ..... Men's Overcoats C leaned $1.25 and Pressed .. . ...... . :Men's Hats Cleaned and 7Sc Blocked ............... . Ladies' Plain Dresses . . ~1.5~ C leaned and Pressed . . .P Ladies' Plain Coats ~~ C leaned and Pressed . . .jlJ · so ,9x12 Domestic Rugs Cleaned ............ . Oriental Rugs Dry Cleaned, sq. ft. $3.50 Sc W asbington A vt. Wilmette Sucussors to tbr Krauss Cleaning Co. 11 15 EANERS. INC. ~:4~ C. L. ROGERS, Preaident A PHoNE CALL WILL BRING OuR TRucK To GLENVIEW )20 YouR DooR NO TOLL GREENLEAF (Evanston) J.fOO PHONES WILMETTE ...··...·. 3.f00 HIGHLAND PARK J.fOO GLENCOE ·.·.·· 13 oo