Artistic Balance Program at Club Baritone vocal séection~s b: Ludlow White of. Evanston, ant a message froni "new" Turkey Iv Stima Ekrein, "new" Turkis] woman, struck a nice> balancg between the atistic and théin. *Program of the first Deenflbe meeting of the Wouman's Clul of. Wilmette,. Wednesday of last week. Mr. White,, introduced by M rs. George» B. Williams, chairman -of the fiterature department, sang aIl bis num- *bers in Englisb, -a practice we approve Two pieces whicb particularly bit the f ancy of the audience Were "Linda Lou'" and "Wlthout a Song" a la Lawrence Tibbett. Sensitive musical understand- ing, -powr, mmd vig.vwere am44apparent. Miss Ekrem is a delicate, cultured, young and uncomm~only intelligent Turkish woman, miraculous example of the rapidity with wbicb woman catcbes up with the stride of nman, when once. freed f rom the trammels of ancient custom and superstition. Little more than a decacle ago, under tbe Ottoman empire, Miss Ekrem was a cbild in a .se- cluded harem. Today, under tbe Tuirk- isb republic, she is an enfrancbised vot- er, a potential government office holder,, and a competent publie freturer. True, she has blue blood and f amous ancestors behind her,'but not until the inculcationi of the idéals of western culture could the abilities of tbe womnen of this famuily be released.. Talking earnestly, and witb wbat ap- peared to be dramnatie pauses, but whicb, sbe naively admitted were blinds to per- mit ber te overbear the >buzzing com- ments of ber audience, Miss Ekrem de- scribed "Young Turkey Looking. West- ward." Wbat te us roigbt sound like tbe bappy prelude to a Thanksgiving -dinner, was in the words of tbis ade- quate, speaker a tborougb preview on . y( la Pl th *0. Enf.rtain Children Hang'Art Exhibit Tweniy little cbildren front the' Ev- anston Infant Welfare are being at \Woman s Cu entertained at the National CollegeCu of Education by the "Y" club of tbe Sy JEAN FOX college on Saturday afternoon, from OvdPganebro h 2:030 to 4. The club bas been center-ganenbro.h ing its interest in social servceths, irst Byrd' Antartie expedition, year and is doing active, service for is the artist of two stiîth polé several groups on the shore and in paintings now on display in the Chicago. On Sunday afternoon, De- Iceie r ii cber,16, from 3 to 5, the "Y" club Dcnbr r xii of the of the National college is etiiertainlingWra'sCu fWi etThe the 'Y., W. C. A. Interscbolastic of eollection is showii through the the Metropolitan area. at tea in the courtesy of the Robert H. Dor Aluimnae room of. the College build-0 r ..oai ingonShrian road. The Inter- aleries of Wilrnette, and, is scholastic includes the Yv. W. C. A. sponsored by the art icoinniittee in the Chicago Normal ,scbool, and.of the club, of'which Mrs. Gor- Nurses'. Training schools Of St. don Hannah is chairmiai., Luke's. Presbyterian and Augustana "h idn fAude' ar hospitals. ge' ar Miss janc-Trowbridge of L~ake For- at. Mt. Betty" and '*Winuging Home est is president of the "Y" club at above Queen Maud Range" are the L x ' the college. Helen Jones, 1045 For- titles. The first Pictures polar, ex- est avenue, Wilmette, is the treas- iloration by dog-sled and the second, 1irs Rihar H.Cliitoi, r.,of ire. b- rplanfe. R~ othi are rerndered fi l~r Rthar IlCimonJr. oftbe modern spirit,withouit the slight- U4'imcuete is a nrnber of the board est degree leaning toward the ec- ipf the Kenil:w.ortI, center of the centric or extreme. Mr. Page emn- haitflf 1 Il'effarýe s0ieYuhichiîs phasizes, rather,. bis subjec.t matter,ý giin aChismsObll icty h IsHosiess to Me etingq and bas been uncommonly successful' 22'atScemuer *v hi. n grasping tbe terrible fascination of 22.utSkoicContr clb.of Edgewafer Drama Club polar beauty, its loneliness,. its vast- ness and its enduming coldness. Mrs. Frederick Alden Faville, 1202 Tbe Doran collection contains some es Lakce avenue, was hostess to a rà-rg'e twentietb century pieces, but likewise, SunsetRidg Anounmeeting of tbe Edgewatem Drama a substantial portion of older womks, for~ ~ aclub last Friday afternoon. Garrett studies whicb would interest tbe in- Islns f riHoiiooys H. Leverton, wber'4ias charge of the dividual building up a personal col- The irs juiortea anc cftheScbool of the, Theatre at Northwest- The irs juiortea anc oftheern universi >ty, gave a talk on "The lection of representative art. ;eason at £unset Ridge Count.ry club Tbeatre in a ÇChanging Society." A A ,Màgrath oil, "Grecian Dancets," xill he held from .4 to 7 o'clock Frimsclporiiwsn-lwdbvai ae 80 arn ae Lay afternoon, December 28.muscal rogam ws f"Folorbyatisdnee 180. AGabrni atr rnpbaized hat tis paty i ssocial bouir during wbich time coffeecor,"lenie Lvs"bas and cake ewereaserved. Assisting bost-back to the time wlien men painted 'or hîgh school and college stuclent an cafowr te tenerre Mmsstnghs. wbat t hey saw, ilot wbat they1 felt. >lns for a holiday party for., the esses"aene adOd ae rounger group will be annouinced A ndrew 1), Collins,, Mrs. Cbarles F So doérls 'Lavenerand ldu ace"sh. ater. Ya' Wiedeman, andiMs J. D. Beverly YKr çutrad"uc ih New Ya' eve the club member, of Evanston, and \trs. - Frederick ing Fleet" by Fmederick Grust. ,Real-' vil dance to tbe music of a ten- Thoriiton and Mrs. Arthur Millard, ism, we maintain, can be as grand as, iece orchestra. Announcement of of Rogers Park. Fifty' membersç and nyohrisi,"i if ingenuously.ma- his party appears elsewbeme'in tbis guests attended the- meeting. nlipulated. su.Variations of cneprr styles 'l'h clb hose s beng ept peaand techniques are te be seen, in mbers of the Wom- mette are, to be its ual Christmas party -cmber 28, at the s, delightful marion- te Wilmette to en-' te bour is 2 o'clock, tertain priag Junior Dance af Shawnee Mrs. ber jan, The junior members of Shawnee at at Country club will have a dance this5 thirty Friday nighit. ber 5i Lunch.on Hosfess ýon W. Powers of 307 Cum- road, Kenilworth, was hostess iet luncheon and bridge for ,uests, Wednesday, Decemu- will give at the Wii club on> December1 noorn and evening. to be charged, with, dren balf price. An adn the fee chil-