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The Woman'a Club of Wilmette will again preserit a sertes of ten Work his Fid5y orning book reviews at the club- The philantbropy departinent of bouse during the club yéar, The first the Woman's Club of Wilmette leads five WiU be given by Mrs. Lloyd in the season's activities. Mrs. Faxon of Winnetka, thie last fie., *-Thomas S. S. Hardwick,.new chair- each by a different, weil known man of thie department, »Invites ail North. Shore .reviewer.- Mrs. W.. women -of thie community, whether Whitakeér Baer l ichareof the club members or not, to meet at 10 book programs this year. 0. oclock, Friday morning,. September The reviews are to take place on 15, atthe clubhouse to sew:for Ar- Friday mornlngs at 10 olock. TRie en Shr.Ti ua cm o ne- dates of Mrs. Faxn's reviews are: privileged children located at- Lake October 13, 27;. November, 10, 24; Bluff. and December 8. Arden Shore does two things: It. Following. Mrs. Faxon's reviews, maintains, through the summer a, the committee wiil present Miss El- vacation camp for mothers and chil- eanor Perkins, 1Mrs. Olive James, dren. The camp accommodates five Mrs. James A. Harvey, Mrs. Henry hundred but frequently it bias been Zander, and Kenneth Horan. The taxed to care for seven hundred dates are- January 12, Febray9 mothers and echildren. 23, MarchS8 and 29. Through thie winter - from No- On Mrs. Baer's committee: are vember until May - a nutrition Mesdames Frank Adams,1 Elmer camp is malntained withi part Claar, W. P. Crawford, Harold S. schoollng for boys from ages 14 Condit, F. O. Ebeling, Lloyd A. Grmn- to18who,,Pre eededto support nell, J, H. H-ishaw, .Bnja in, their familles finaricially but are not cobsen, Stanley F. Johnson, George physîcally able to work. These boys Lamb, K. B. McAfee, J, Robert Me- are recommended to thie camp by the. Clure, Fred E, Parry, James S. Chicago Board of Education. The Reid, W. A. Richardson, F. A. Cush- board furnishes teachers for these ing Smith, H. C. Toeppen, Charles *boys, but no financial help. Willis, C. J. Zipperich. The Woman's club gives, one sew- Thie book reviews are a project of ing day a year to this wortby or- the ways and means committee of ganization in wbich many of itt the club of which Mrs. R. D. Oilar members are interested. Tomorrow, is cbairman. Friday, at 10 o'ciock they will sew, rs. Leslie .- GLates, ivrs. Huffman, Mrs. Wiliam P. and Mrs.. Frederick Tilt.* children may join their .at thie club for theseç lunch- ithropy departmnent, riday morning, Octo- lock, to sew for the Itai of thie State Pub- artment. It is~ located bas set Thursday, September 21, for its fal Ôpening meeting, an ail-day session to take place at thie home of Mrs. R., A. Marmaduke, 304 Cum- nor road, Kenilworth, for the pur- pose of starting work for the regu- lar season. Arden Shore will be thie benefici- ary of thie first phianthropy sewing day o! the Womnan's Club of, WiI- mette Friday o! this week. Al members onffthe WiinettfeArden G. Maillard Kesslere On Sgépteiber 22',7Kath1rp TIL- ney Garten is being brought fromt Indianapolis for her book review in the series sponsored by the Woman's guild of the Wilmette Parish Methodist chwrch, in the Great Hli of the church, at 10 in the rnfing. She has selected for her pro gram the Harper prize novel for 1939-40, "God's Chil- dren," by Vardis Fisher. TRie Young Mothers' club o! WII- mette Will resumne activities for tbe coming year Monday evening, Sep- tember 18, when it meets at the home o! Dr.. and Mrs. William A.' Mann, 1241 Maple avenue, in Wil- mette. Mrs. Manin, a new mernber in thie club, is graclously operiing their home for this occasion, since Dr. Mann in l1 be showing slides and movies to ilustrate bis talk on, Next Cuild Program Versatile indeed is the woman who wili give the second review on the Wornan's guild series at tAhe Wil- mette Pairish Methodist church on the morning, of September 22, at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Kathryn TurneyGar- ten, of, Indianapolis, has charmed many discrimJnating audiences with her analytical p)ortraits offamous historical 'and, political characters. She also presents intimate biograph- ical> sketches of outstanding person- alities in 'the literary, musical, and artistic world. Mvrs. Garten is welI known to wom- en's clubs, university groups, and, -radio, audiences in eleven states and bas' made several appea rances in our metropolitan area. Last spring she gave "The Bible Designed to Be Read as Living Litérature ' at the Garrett Biblical institute in Evans- ton, and she is regularly called upon to speak et our Kerniwort4h Neigh- bors club. One of the high-lights, of her ca- reer was the honor in 1934 of repré- senting the women of America in greetirig Rear Admirai Richard.E. Byrd and his men in Little America over a National Radio hook- up. Do you remember? The book she bas chosen to re- view for us is "God's Children," by Vardis Fisher, and we can promise that she will'make it live for us botb from a literary standpoint and from ber profound and sympathetic un- derstanding of buman nature. The book she bas selected, pubiished in late August, bas been chosen the Harper's prize winner for 1939-40. You may stili secure tickets for the t h r e e. rernaining reviews by phoning Mrs. Mitchell and ail are cordially invited to come out and share these treats with us. Mrs. H. C. Kinne is president of the Woman's guild wbich sponsors ibis seriles; Mrs. B. L. Mitchell 'is book review chairman; and Mrs. J. C. Martin and Mrs. A. L. Cbristy are handling the, publicity.-L.M.C. FA f 45 ÇAr ... ýeru o! the philýintRropy 44 motners eons. .Thie