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brougnt a fine response in attendiance, and appreciation. The iembers 'of the cburch quarý-1 tet, Beulah Caster-Edwards, sop rano,. Ethel Heide .Wishover, contralto, Walter Tenney, tenor, and Joel Layý, baritone, accompanied by MissEmüily Roberti, director, and Robert Brown, violiinist, presented1 the concert for the -beniefit of the choir fund. ->Al artists.. theyý gave a beautiful! per- In the first baif of the, concert, each niember of the quarte t. appe ared alone and gave a group of song.s, and Rol>ert Browvn played tbrele violini sellections. In the 'second haîf, the second act 'of "MaIrt'ha" (in which is sung "ýThe Last Rose of Summner") %va., gven under the direction of Miss Roberts. MNrs. Edwiards was Martha, Mrs. \Vishover, Nancy, -Mr. Tenney. Lionel, and MIr. La%, Plunkett.. l'ieMe' club bias carriedl out severtal other enterprises this vear. At a church diriner which the club sponisore(l, the miembers gave 'an aimusing vaudeville performance. The MNeins club organized and prépared au exellenit dinner for* their own menibers witb such great success that they followed it 'inimediately Nvith a large and(lecjually successful Father Announce Missions at Church in Kenilworth 0f interest to north shore residents is a Lenten mission being sponsorel, by the Catholic Club of Chicago ai the Churcb of the Holy Coniforter at Kenilwortb. Everv Tulesday eveing,, in Lent at 8 o'clock a mission will be conducted at the Cburch of the Holy Comiforter b-v the Rev. William B. Stoskopf, rec- *Young .von. Reinsperg is .survived' by blis: mother, Mrs. - Clara von Reinsperg, byA win sisters, Grete and Else, and by one, brother. 'Walter. He wvas graduated, f rom N ew Trier Higli, schooTl in 1931. Mr. and- Mrs., T. G. Cooke. ,355 Kenilworth avenue, -are, returning to Kenilworth Saturday. fromn a tbire e weeks' yisit to Bermuda. Mr. and MIrs. Bennett-Cooke of Glencoe ac-1 companied themn. FOR OTH Good quafl$y où leather haif ,oWé nd stongj, durabi.* Monship- ad mef*iak guarant..d. Puillsoles ami rabber heels-sthous li,. em~sella i ..Staternent, ABOUT THUE PRESENT EMERGENCY During this financial emergency we will 'continue to extend eredit to firms that have established charge"aceounts withus. Their credit is good. This extended ten days. Eurther, we appreciate tlïe ilingnes s and acknowl- edge our indebtedness to our local independent mer. chants in honoring the merchandising certificates issucd to our- employees so that they may have the necessities of. life. and Vernon Wyle, Juli Perry Owens, seniors.