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flftaer 4.19M IL a va a. a t~.Goodspeed Opens Lecture on Oct. 9 Dr. Edgar J. Goodspeed will deliver the first of a series of six lectures on the New Testament, un- der the, auspices. of the' North14 Shore brÏach, Friends' of Chicago Junior school,, on Tuesday evening, October 9, at 8 o'clock, at Win- netka Community Hou se. Dr. Goodspeed, professor. of Bib- lical Gréek and chairman of tbe departmnent of N e w. Testament and early Chris- tian literature in ~~- the University of --- Dr.E. ~ O&dPed Chicago, is widely ~-E~. known as a schol- = ar and a brilliant speaker, and is the author of "Ancient Sermons for----------------------------------------- Modern Times," "Harmony of the M Synoptic Gospels," "Things Seen and u=-=uzîl- -= W-eard," "The Bible, an American_ Translation," and other writings. His "Story of the New Testament". bas been published in Japanese and Chinese translations. The subject of Dr. Goodspeed's talk on October 9, will be "Mark, thej Earliest G;ospel." Mrs. Charles H. Poole of Glencce will introduce the speaker. Hosts and hostesses on that evening will be Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Ellis and Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Allen of Glencoe, Mr. and Mrs. El-C ATR wood W. Ankrum of Highland Park, Mm. and Mrs. Martin G. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ashley, Mr. and - Mrs. Gilbert P. Bogert, Mm. and u T i!ç;IX i> E .1 S Mrs. H. W. Beweran Mrad Mrs. S. C. Boderick of Winnetka. Otiier 'lectures will be given on Noemer13,' "Matthew, The, Great- .4 Fashion Show of Foundation Gar- est B3ook in the Wold"; Decembermens . Pricl ly D ig dfo il, "Luke , a Greek's Gospel"; Feb- w t . .Pa iclry D sge fo ruary 12,,"Acts, The First Christian Grs n 1ih Sh o n olg History'l; Mamch 12, "Revelation, G r&i ih S h o n olg The Book of Mystery"; April 9, "John, The Universal Gospel." Mrs. George S. Channier of Glen-AT IL E NS O S OR coe and Mrs. Gordon Smith of Win- ne tka are in charge of tickets. Slim young Teens a nd Twenties are going to Iearn about some new ideas i foundation garments on ~ . Saturday! From 12 to 6, mannequins wiii model Thetas, Pledges and, the newest of the Carter two-way stretch Lastex Mothers, ta Be at Tea garments in the Corset Section on the Third Floor. A tea for active members, pledges, and mothers,. wiIl be given by the Evanston-Nomth Shore Alumnae as-TheGrenawlb uuddiheho ng sociation of Kappa Alpha' Theta hs amns911bield nth ho ng Wednesday afternon, October 17, at .'nan "aewl 4.Agnditesepn the home of Mrs. William S. Mason, 1 FnaLo--a nd id4.egirtandtste ull-for .1401 Ridge avenue, Evanston, from in-one with brasan idè gre ftflethbgfo 3 until,5. Mrs. Clyde Marshall is to combined with the barest any occasion . . . $4 provide the music. Mms. Guy Reed of backs and the amnoothest icfthne is chairman of the committee in*l. ofebgurdspotofnes . . $5et charge. In the reception line will be sao-h ategrl Mrs. Mason, Miss Jane. Hymers, 2. A-clever fitt1 irdie for sports, daytimc or for- president of the Alumnnae associa- ihu o.o m a er...$5 tion; Mrs. P, H Mers, president of tmathli«ocos-eà3 ZZzàee ~the Mothers club, ant isBtyt-a h he fcoe 6"ajs-aprfect up- Oirmery, president of the active fitug rses.1.5 i chpe.3.Te briefest of panties lace with a smiall LIasretex that are ithe casiest to 'insert andskeleton shoul- weer ....1.0 der straps .$1«0 Sew for Arden Shore The WMimette Arden, Shore comn- mitte embarks upon its fail and win- THE EVANSTÔN. STORE* CHUIRCH AND1) SHÉRMAN ter season on Thursday, October il, with its annual meeting at the home of, Mrs. Robert Stoddard, 524 LakeIr7 bers will spend the day sewing* for campers, and discussing plans for the year ahead. The group, which meets _______________________________________________ Ôctýbee- 4. ý 1934 q WILM.ETTE LIPE