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From the world o!f sculpture cornes the program far the next meeting or the Neighbors of Kenilworth which takes place March 21, at the, KenIl- Worth Assemnblv hall. At 2:30,MrA. Paul Schulze, Jt.., chairmfian ofthe deParttment of art. wilI introduce Aibin Polasek. esteerned to be amnong the wonldls ereatest sculp- tons.. There is'a pnssibilitv that wlth a piece O! -dalY, Mr. Po1aqek may produce some qrnall. sompthing be- fore the enchantedý eyes of his audi- ence. Born in F'renstAt. Mnravla, Mr- X rs. Roy A. HOPklns wil be. ni ade high priestess of Bethsaida' Shrlne, number 43, Ordler .of! the Whl te Shrine of Jerusaletn, at the Evans- ton Masonic temple on Thursday evening, March 23, at 8 o'clockc. The Oj occasion will be a public installa- tion. Officers Who will instail the ,new officers are Mrs. Hedwig Olsen (Veta * S. Olsen), supreme Prôphetess, as Instalng officer; Mrs. Burdette Kin- der, as heral1d; Mrs. George Nie-. lander, supremne deeuty high priest- eus of District 1,' as chapljain; Mrs. * Grover H. Planagam- as scribe; Mns. Harry G. Wtt, as inviting hèrald. They are ail past high priestesses Petrie wl» serve as organlut , and Mns. Vesta Murray Watkins as solo- ist, accômpanied by Mrs. Ruth Slngletary as pianist. rnandery nurnben 58, r, wlth George W. der, will escort Mrs. ip Eicbllng, watch- Is. ai: the rat Chairman Hostoss to Flower ShowCommiffe, Trip to Chicago has exhibited i delphia,. New winning many Permanent mie, p :, and s and .and 'bhila- km and Mrs. H. H. in charge o! the gaam of songs and neadfingi Iiven by Mrs. Wa&kins, weil inger, and a sister-in-law of Ming high priestees. Livia her conimittee at ber day of laat week. At that time she a talked over their plai tries the club is, havin in a major class, a home Wednes- 1ber gues ts which for the en- ed ini namely one mante idOw box Of! 'v, 5, OOK~a55 nd Gibault in Indiana are--In- mong hie great works. )-31, Mr. Polasek was honor- essor of the American Acad- Rome. In 1931, he necejved na from the Czechoslovaýk council in reçognition of lumnents on the mount of ,.He is a memnber of Amer-~ A pro, wll beg knownmsi merif of Art 1