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vital questUions acing tine worJLU t4. The taik of Sister'Ferrer, a Dorninican, teacheri lecturer, economist and social sieestudent.,.sprang from. a lear and delieskeletonized outlile, and gave It meat *and body-a splendid' talk, con- cisely, thoughtfufly given. In urging the application of Catholic action, she urged the layman of her church to be "in the, first rank always -in the battie againat racial hatred'and intolérance, to go to, the working man, to go to the poor.11 to educate them,. to bring them. social jus. tice. SBut littie space can be given to the highlightso er speech which impressed depi hrhearers. the !argest. audience we hve seen at the club this season.. Hler, talk was a,.plea- to churchwomen to become well informed and self sacri.ý ficing Wtgversonlfy Catholic .action. wvhtich every Wednesday for twelve weeks in the clubhouse. The irst class, Februaryý 15, wIll be an open meet- ing. and guests. and spectators are wélcomne to view the type of danc- ing that will be taught.in the "mod- ern room" this second semester.. .1* For information concerning these classes Miss Priscilla Wheelock, Kenilworth 660, may be called. Nèrthridge Notes The ýNorthridge club is to have ils next meeting Monday evenxng. Feb- ruary 13, at, the home of Mrs. Ray D>. Stunhens. 2134 Chestnut avenue. A uorld traveler and *ewa commentator 1* Frederic Ssyider who "pre-1Dites» event 61 imn-ý portance in hie luniquLe tclsc "Keeping Ahead of the, Head- uines," which he wilýgzve for mnenibers of the Wornansa Club of Wilmette at the afternoon meeting Wedneaday, February I ~ Miss Frances Cutier, 1001 Lake iLJtOio--- avenue, enteitalned, the members of her book club at luncheoTi, Wed- nesday of lait week. -- ,- ILEIN. AN N I VIItSAItY I v il