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AwzausA30Min34.wi à à'ri Radcl.iffe.,A u mnae to Give Luncheon at Fair Sept. il Tuesday,ý September 11, will be Rad- cliffe, day at the Woman's College Board lounge at the Faijr. In connec- tion with the day there will be a large, lunicheon to which Radcliffe graduates from the whole state of Illinois are being invited. The lunicheon will be at 1 o'clock in the Trustees' lounge of the Science building and will be given ini honor of girls now students at Radcliffe and for those who are enter- ing Radcliffe this f ail. Among the en- tering freshmen is Miss Ann Seidel of River Forest, the first winner of Rad- cliffe's Chicago Regional scholarship, %vhich is to be given in succeeding year.s, as in this year, to a girl of outstanding character and scholastic ability. Girls returning to Radcliffe this (ail are Mar- garet Prince and Louise Coffin of Lake Forest, Marion, Daughaday of Win- îietka. Jane Snyder of Glencoe, Liliani Noyes of Keîîilworth, Florence Bauni- rucher of River Forest, Elaine Mercil of Oak Park, and Helen (;reeiiwouti of Chicago. On the same day the new Radcliff e Wedgwood china, on *ihich are pic- tures of the Radcliffe college buildings, will be on display .ini Radcliffe's own booth in the Social Science building. Hostesses for the day, at the .\Voman's College Board booth, will be Miss Mar- ion Daughaday of Winnetka, Mrs. Benjamin Bis. and Mrs. Walte, Crowell of Evanston, and Miss Eliza- beth Singleton of the Girls' Latin school, Chicago. To Sponsor Broadcast Seven eastern colleges are sponsor- ing a speech to be broadcast October 22 by Mrs. Dwight 1L. Morrow and are -arranging for a gathering at somne central place in Chicago, where alumnae of the seven colleges will meet to listen to the broadcast. Mrs. Morrow will speak on the general subject of women's colleges and be- quests to them. Her talk will be given from 5 to.5 :15 in the afternoon, Eastern Standard time. The colleges cooperating in presenting Mrs. Mor- row are Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mt. Holyoke, Radcliffe, Smith, Vassair and Wellesley. Dance for Young People The junior members of Sunset Ridge Country club will have their own summer formaI this Saturday night, the second and last during the current season. jack Chapman and his orchestra will play:for dancing. FALL COURSES. START SEPT. 4 1DAY AND EVENING BETI'ER STUDIOS FACULTY BETTE R COURSES BETTE R ART TRAINING DRAWING PAINTING DRESS DESIGN COMMERCIAL ILLUSTRATION CARTOOt'ING INDusTRIAL ART' PACKCAGING LETTERING DISPLAYS STAGE ARTS MERCHANDISING AND> ADVERTISING IN ART" INTERIOR DECORATION HOME .MKNG' CHICAGO ACAEMYov FINE ARTS FORE-MOSI FOR Trwo GEN4ERItiONS 1 SO. MJCHJGAN AVE. Cen. 2912 Hsforkcal Pa-ee1.n*s Given Daily of Fair >Miss Carol Jackson, 1195 Asbury avenue, Hubbard Woods, was Martha Washington for the Skokie Valley *chapter of the Daughters of the Arnerican Revolution in the pageant "The Birth of the Flag" on Friday *and Saturday evenings last week at *Mount Vernon in the Colonial Vil- lage at A Century of Progress. Two pageants are presented each day at the village-"2The Birth oi the Flag" and "Paul Reveres Ride." From the niembers of the chapter of the D. A. R. wvhich is hostessing that day. is chosexi the Martha for that evening's pageant. Mount Vernon is a mecca for loyers of Colonial history, and for people who admire the firiture of Shera- ton, Chippendale, and Hepplewhite and of the early American furniture makers. One table in the west parlor, made by a Mr. Flint is valued at one thousand dollars. An exquisite spin- net in the music room is the delight of ail the visitors who corne to Mount Vernon. 'Can one play on it?" is the question asked by those who go through the rooms. In the hall is one of the original revenue stamps that 66caused the trouble." The room, which in the real Mount Vernon, Washington used as an office and hi- brary contains a collection of ail the lags used'in America, and of the flags of the original thirteen colonies. The banquet hall was the choice of the D. A. R. hostesses, and it con- tains some priceless treasures. In the famuly dining rooni is an old grand- father's dlock that came froni Man- chester 175 years ago, and which tells the day of the month as well as the time of the day. Invitation Day Resuits Invitation day wvas observed by the women of Sunset Ridge Country club Wednesday of hast week. First low gross in the first light was won by Miss C. Durkin of -Gien Flora with a 92, and first low net in the sanie fligbt by Mrs. A. J. Bemis of Skokie witn an 89. In the. second. flight Mrs. J. A. Miller of North Shore was the how gross winner with 112, and Miss Driver of the sanie club won low net with a 93. Mrs. M. Rynksel of Gien Flora, shooting a 119, won the third flight low gross, and Mrs. Guthrie of Gien Flora won low net with a 92. . 13c ~"~Friday and Saturdag OnIy BUTTER, CAKES Ais.orted. scings. 3 layer., cach..LtC LARGE ANGIEL FObD, CAKES For your Labor Day Pleinic..........39 DAN EUH CHERRY POCKETS Fresh and delicious ..................... 21c FRUIT SANDWICH 2 9 .IS....23e ROLLS ..... JELLIED CUCUMBER AND PINEAPPLE, SALAD, PORTION....5 ASSORTIED BU TTER COOKIES, La.................. 2 SSALMON 3 A &Bke Shop-S treet Floor W V1EBOL@TS-EVANSTON On Davis Street WiImette 1100 w ____GOL F 27 Moes * No Waitingi PLAY SPORTSMAN DAILY FEE GOLF COURSE Buili for Championship play Rates Reduced for LADIES NOTICE Wee i D 0PlayLadies 'play from Monday. fo Saturdays ............ 75c for only ..... Day Sundays & Hoidys... . $1 .00 _ __________ Draugkt Beer on Tap Complete Bar and Restaurant Facilities Inquire about our specîal monthly or season memberships On Dundee Rd.. 1'1/2 miles w.st of Waukegan Rd. PHONE NORTrH'BROK 272 We ofler courses in, Shorthand, WILLIAM H. CALLOW ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Secrétarial Training, Bookkeepingi Accounting n -alcom- mercial branches. Business is .ntering a new era and, will require more trained office help than for the past three' or four y.ars.. Recent catis upon us show this.. w. H.- CALLOW PRINCIPAL Every young woman, whetker she marries, enfers the business world, or rermains at home, wilI find a business educafion a splendid assef. In fime of adversify if is almosf indispensable. The new school year begins September 4. Telephone UNlversity 3004. STUDIO BUILDING 1718 SHERMAN AVENUE. EVANSTON EVA&NSTON BUSINESS ýCOLLECE'i Beginning its 24th year August 30,,:1934 WILýUP-TTR TAPIP