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UAVAK1IJoers of the Womans Catho- lic Club ,of Wflunette and their friends who attend the, St. Patrick's day. luncheon and bridge sponsoredý by the ways and - means .coninitte of the, club- under the chairmanship of Mrs. Walter P. Eermingham. De- cause St. Patrick's day is one when Lenten restrictions are set aside by the church, the party shows every indication of being one of the gayest and most outstanding social events o! the year. A special luncheon- and then surprises-one, twç,-anc, perhaps, more. Merchants of the village and friends o! the chairmani and mem- bers o! her conumittee have - ben Mrs. of the Because you have read and were delighted with "W.hil e Rome. BUrns ;", because you aP Proved en- thusiastically of the literary choice evidenced by the selections in the t wo ."Readérs,.". You Wifl be .inter- ested in knowing ha Alexand er- Woollcott. is. to appear at the Womrn an's Club'mn Wilmette on March .9, in the thirdo! a, series of three lec- tures sponsored by the junior auxi-7 Becàuseý an author. is mnevitably. greater by far t han his- greatest work, Mr. Woollcott' will augfment. acters of today worth knowing hs friends. And because he understands s0 thoroughly people and ways of people-all sorts of PeoPle-he can write and tell stories about them with an art uncanny in its vividness and Poignancy. Because he is Alex- ander Woollcôtt, he promises an evening of profound and lasting sat- ingham is o! ticket fortell a ty crowd. ter, lWrs. Henry G. Prosser, Mrs. John ]Ronan, Mns. Aiberto Salvi, Mrs. Cil!ton P. Walker, and Mrs. A. W. Wthrow, all members of the ways and means commlttee. Mrs. Patrick, Joyce remnarks that this is the tirne to d"get rid of that. nIA chai n fhb. 4.- ...... --.. ýs on eyi, a er porch, was one of the shoUw. The datura, (angel's rare and unusual plants e, trumipet) -on the iieia of wori the best, opi accurate ar concerning nients, you which way turn in the. cussed next The senies u*irma tuleUnIt in thne Id affairs who really has portunities for receiving nd reliable information international develop- will hear an analysis of and why Amnerica will e on f this much-dis-' open on f,n, of W