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On Monday,' Novenmber 9, North Shore alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta will celebrate Founder's day of the sorority with a tea at the home of Mrs. Stuart K. Fox, 730 Forest.avenue, Wilmette., This, will be tbe sixtysecond birthday of the sorority, having been foulided at Syracuse University in 1874.. During the afternoon, mov ies1 will be qhowýn of, the three camps1 which the sorority maintaîns> for ýunderprivileged children. at Cane H-nrv. Denver,. Colo., and Vancc"iver.ý B. C. There ilLI aso, be mew ovies of. the convention held last June in Victor.a. B.C., which was attended by Mrs, Duane Peterson of Winnetka,' Mrs.' Ma rold Brown I of Wilmet te;:a nd Mrs.. Dav*d Sanders of Highland Park as clelegates.>.* Mrs. William Winton of Winnietka, a charter member of Gamma Phi icn-n Reta at the Universd ityo and Mrs. Hayes McKinney of Wilmette, also' of the Wisconsin chapter, will pres*de at the tea-table. On the *Mrs. Fred Schroeder, Jr., of Wilmet te is a mtember of the finance committee of the North Shzore auxiliary of the Chicago Mater»it~y cepit er wkkch is sponsoring a recital by Alec- Templeton, well k.nown Mr. and Bert J. Denman of 21 Linden avenue are having as house gueste sixteen friends from Minneapolis who are coming down for the University of Minnesota and North-. western University :football gamne on Saturday. Mrs. Frank. M. Warren and Mrs. L. A. Page are motoring to Wilmette and, arriving today (Thur-sday) for a day or tw o of shopping,in the city, and their. husbands will ar riv e on Saturday. M r. and ,Mrs. Edgar F. Zelle, and' Mr.. and Mes. B. F. Ben-, son. are also arriving today, planning to play nluite ýa little golf during their, visit. They Will remain un til Tuesday, and will be. the «uests of, Mr. and Mes. Denman at the ýopera. Mon-, day evening. The other members of the bohuse party include Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bull Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Gamble. Mr. and Mrç. A. M. Shel.Undrw.ood & TJnderwo4 Photo don, and Mr. and Mes. Eben Atwood. Mrs. W. Burton Ellis, as talent chairman for the Junior League On Saturday eveninrq after the FoUlies, has the biýq task' of asgame, Mr. Denman will show the semblinq a cast of performiers to .movinz pictures which he took reequal that which made a kit in thc cently when be anid Mrs. Denman first Follies ti'o -years ago. Some flew from M iami to Rio de Janeiro. of the stars from thte lasi show huave They stopned at many places along been asked to take part cigain in the the way for fuel and lodg'ng, and spent ten days ini Rio, returning' to Performnances to be given Novemnber .Ç, 6', and 7 at the Central School Wvilmette_ about the last week in auditorium in Glencoc. September. committeé on arrangements are Mrs. Lewis Ermeling of Wilmette, Mrs. E. G. Allen of Winnetka, Mrs. Purcell Smith of Kenilworth, Mrs. Cyrus Williams of Glencoe and Mrs. Tom 1.eeming of Highland Park., Pimnisi in Recital The North Shore auxiliary of th.e Chicago Maternity center, will present Alec Templeton in à recital on December 15, in the New Trier High school auditorium. Initial plans for the benefit werè discussed at a meeting of the finance committee Tuesday morning of this , week at the home. of the-chairman, Mrs. John in'g the second 'of a series of book reviews to be given Friday morning, November 6, at 10 o'clock, at' the home of Mrs. Frank F. Ferry, 391 Sherida à road-._Winnetka. .Mr. CarlE. Johns.en of Winnetka, popular book reviewer, will give "An American Doctor's Odyssey," by Victor Heiser. Tickets may be pur.chased for the About seventy womien are -attendMrs. R. Lee Megowen is openinig her home 197 Oxford roati, Kenil-. ing the current literature course pre- worth, Friday. afternoon October 30, at 2-~30 o'clock, for a book review and 'tea sponsored by the junior Friends' of Chicago junior school. Mrs. Henry G. Zancler, Jr., of Ken- sented under auspices of the Womans society of the Winnetka Congregational church in the Social hall of the new church Friday mornings by Mrs. Lloyd, Faxon. The third program on November 6,. at 10 o'clock, is to lie drama day. At that tinie Mrs. Faxon will discuss new The Wilme tte Baptist church wc enaïer holding a' rummage sale day (Thursday, 'October 29), at 1, Willnette avenue. 'Seasonablp clo ing, furniture, and many' useful m cllanoust articles will bt, offeFe.d. colored as the, The table was decMrs. Uaddar Ortmain of 'Evanston prize dahlias 'rom Mrs.' 18 giving a masquerade party tomorten,. and the apricot- row (Friday)' afternoon~ for ber smnall ýswere the sanie color daughter, Sigrid, and a 'group of M. north shore children. Mrs.. A. J. Woodcock of '503 Central avenue recently spent a week ini Cincinnati visiting ber daughter, Mrs. Charles S.. Marsh (Eileen Woodcock).