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*side and the program Will be given by members of the club. Mrs. Frederic« Malloy will revîew "The Yearling.' by Marjorie Kin- nan 'Rawlinzgs. A quartet composed of Mrs. Frank Kaye, Mrs. William Otter, Mrs. Frank Rothlng and Mrs. Frank.R'. Steel, accompanied by Mrs. John Falvey, will sing oôld Irish songs, among others: "Believe Me If Ail Those Endearing Young Charms," <'Kathleen Mavourneen," * "My Wl Irish Ros e" and "Mother Machree."' Mrs. John Falvey and Mrs. Henry Siamin' wil render the following piano duets: "Il Trovatore,." ar- ranged by Claude M. Melnotte; "Le k Reveil d'Amour-Valse de Concert" 1»r Moritz. MoszkowslçL, Mesdames Charles Broad, Roy E. Jones, and M. H. Mgnn will be host- esses for the day. During the month of February the following new members were re- ceived into the club: Mesdames Thomas Ditchfleld, Peter McCabe, Walter Scott, William R. Sinks, Ed- ward A. Shine and Warren A. Tay- lor. Under the auspices of the of Wh~ man, ati1 Lord's Studio Mrs. David B. Latimer, 1704 Highland avenue, chairman of devotions for the Woman'a gulid of the Wilmette Con gregationat cht4rch, wUl conduct the devo.- ti6ns for the meeting of the guid Mrs. Lieber WiII Talk on Christian Citizenship at Guild 120 Chi .estnut street, W1i- c ahoi Action department, Schut gram iich Mrs. George Steele is chair- Res will meet Monday, March 6, be in o'clock at the home of Mrs. 9:30-q Gladson, 426 Central avenue, j.1 is couei for a sa., muuré., ývenue, The Mothers', club of St. à books school will hold a regular n in the meeting at 8 o'clock Friday, 3, -at the school. are,