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The. Queen Esther - Standard Bear- ers will rmeet .M94nday from S te: o'clock at the homne of Mary Elizabeth and Shirley Bacon., 105 Se%enteet street. The Chorus choir imeets forrehearsal tonight, Thursday, at 7:45 o'clotý.k ln the Junior room. ]Rehearsal for. the Good Friday cantata bas begun and all mem-, bers are urged to be present. New smng- ers Will be 'welcomned. Next Wednesday, February 7, 'is Ash Wednesday, and mnarks the' beginnlng :of Lent. An AllChurcb buffet dinner wil be held at 6:30 o'clock in the dining hall. Each family Is asked to, britig a covered dish and sandwiches or rolli- Thé dinner will be; served by -the Divisions With Mrs. M. C. Greigg as chairman. Dean Mc:Sloy will be the song leader and Mrs. Sarah . E ilert,. planiat. The Lenten message wll be given by the pastor - "The Brook by wbtch God Sets Us." Trh1is Is th1i a'ivirsary yeàr observ-. ance, and a splendid way to begla Lent. Plan to have the entire famlly share in this prograin. Q n Wednesday, February 7. at 10 o'clock in the morning at the Chicago temple. the fourth anunal Spiritual Fel- lowshp meeting sponsored by the Con- ferçence W. H. M. S. will be held, Ad- dresses and discussion of wornen's work in the New Chureb. All women are urged to attend. The Woman's Mlssionary soclety will rneet Thursday,- February 8, at 1:30 i~f zor me enumen, me pinier»5.A the» Iligb Sehcool league. Ilho, and~ two courses fo "Somle Fundamentals of, R ing- and "The NeW Chur of Advane.!",Every famO Ottend. it e ul leious rain LJl a Year. la urged to The rbilathea class will meet Tuerday evening, February 6. at 8. o'cloçlk at tb!e home of Mrs. L. K. Gilison, 706 Forest avenue. Those who did flot take their bitthday money to the last meeting ar&- ,nvited te dgpso, Tuesday night. New, Bookiet Tells About Women's Part In Jury Service An interesting bookiet entitled "Women Jurors, and Jury Servzice in Illinois," has been prepared by Matilda Fenberg, Chicago attorney and one of the leaders in the success- fui campaign iast 'year tc, win the right of jury service for Illinois wornen. The bookiet expiair by which jurors are.t Cook county and dowi plains where they go the process osen both in tate and ex- SALUOS AIé Pk UtC'ZI SIGER$5?SDabl ?IARIRINgsein 2 SHRUDOD SWISWte -.1bicl - ILd..BIdIQ IdAs. C lt incl6 49c 3 n> PURE CANI SUG AR îrR micy BLUE SROSI FWO OM jeWW C Ses itCE . 2%bsbm. hu hi lb..51ci ai.a-uenjýgi-qnr at m.'-aui s service, the book contins i.n£Kiorm~a- Metbodist cburth. See the pastor for res- tion just as interestinig 40 ren4 The ervatons.bookiet has been piaced in a number The Womans Guild meets today of bookstores and shops in Chicago (Thursday> at the churcb. At the one- n sbub thlrty 'clock prograin Mrs. M. H. Bick. adsbrs ham wll leaci devotions and Mrs. Theo- s ebegwste uhro dore Paulsen will sing. The Protestant Ms ebr wath auo f Woman's Protectorate wiil present a severai articles on Women Jurors Play. . which appeared in this news-maga- Tomrro nlht Friay> th Forthzine iast fall soon after women be- division will have a. narty which they gan serving on juries. euLL suiT H~A,. , . u I.i AMS *PM "IL*m R 15<'Scb. pL L F.S ofcQiceIw ,ee2ftêb- Ail ,. b r127* pork SauisogO sty~j4leI 5 b wrm-S4pe Ml19 1b., Old Dutch ou g u4vim&vAl vvlAjý 4 la