The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Heare of Work at Skokie State Park Capt. Johni P. Crehïn deïcribe'l the work going o tSkki a goons State Park, at the meeting of the Sicokie Valley chapter, D.A.R. Monday, - ebrua"y 108, at the home. of Mes, Vinton E. Sisson, 429 Wal-1 nut street, Winnetka. After.bis talk, moving pictures .were shôwn of -the boys of Camp, Skokie. Valley,. at wo;rk 'and at Ièisure, and of the great park being made, in the, old Skokie marshes. Thé, chapter is to bahve a COPY of the talk for its:lending files. Copies of. The Review, "oôfficiail newspaper, of the l8th !District," pub- lished every second week g. t no. ex pense to the federal governmnent," were given to. the members. This eigbt page, interesting paper, bas Chaplain -Walter H. Ruth as. editor- in-thief and Brry W. Hoy- a ian- *aging editor. It is an excellent paper and is like a.cross section of life at the ,camp. MAinn the classes men- tionièd a 4.t edition of February 8, *are classes ini journalism, American irovenment. ,ulé aeakinoe. auto torials and its. quotations. One troim Gladstone reads: "In ail God's crea- tion there îs ne place appointed for the idle man." ,Captain Creham told cf fthe carefully prepared menus that are made out; of the variety cf vege- tables, meats, and fruits selected, and of the many different ways in whicb these are prepared, se that there is no- repitition, as there was in the Delegjate -ot irPhoto Ms':, W. Stanley Strong of Ev- a.ston, secretcory of. tise Norths Shore Alumnae association of Delta Gama, is on tise comjsttee arraisg- hsg the program of Dr. Max Thor- ck, eminent amatr* piotogral'her, ,sext Wedn-esday evening a tithe catrhouse- i Emiston. The Wilmette center of the Wom- an's auxiliary cf the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago. held its regular montbly meeting last Monday iin the lounge cf the Womas's club. Mrs. Knight Blanchard, the new presi- dent for the coming year, presided. Many items cf business were brousrbt before members, among TaIk and Exhibit 1w Dlr- MaxvThor4lc Miss Janet Benson, 212 Woodbine ~ w~*UW avenue, Wilmette, has been elected Delta Gamma Program delegate to the twenty-second na- tional convention of, Kappa_ Delta som n ude htgab sorority, -to be held in Juneé at the icsuisb DMa ho rek Huntinigton hotel in Pasadena. Sev- Ycs.t.isb -Di a hrk eral other members of Upsilon cbap- one of the outstanding amateur. ter. aré planning to accomplanhy Miss photogahes" this country Betnson, anid *ill meet with. the dele- wýill fr nehbta h et gates from the sixty-eigbt colkg Gmm huse inEvanston in chapters and one-bundred. alumnae associations., cennectien witb. a talk he is gi.v- Miss Benson is prominent along in hr Wdedy eeig dramatic lunes, being a member of the Februiary, 27. Shakespeare society andof the Be- H il pa to the North Shore loit'players., At present she is social Alumnae association of the sorority ,chairmnan- of- Kappa Delta and basàg on "Creative Camera Work as a held, several offices previous to this. Meanis of Artistic Expression." A Miss Alice .High' of Chicago 'and Chicago surgeon by profession, Dr. Miss Marybeth Chapin of 236 Laurel -Thorek has longmade an avocation .avenue, Wilmette, were elected first of photography and has won many and second alternates, respectively. coveted honors in the field. He is also a violini5t of distinction anpd is rated highly entertaining as a speaker. One of the pictures to be. exhibited Bon Voyage. Surprise is bis '.'Odalisque," a pbotograph awarded first prize in a field of 3000 Mrs. E. G. Walter recently was entries at an International salon at hostess to a group of friends at a the University of Hongkong. This surprise bon voyage party at ber prize is regarded as one of the high- home, 525 Forest avenue, ini henor of est honors in photograpby. Mr. Walter, who bas sailed on a Dr. Thorek is president of the Phe- tbree months' business trip to Europe. tograpbic Society of America, and is .He will include niost of the countries bonorary president of the Ft. Dear- there. born Camera club. He is Fellow of the British Royal Photographic so- ciety and,. f the Royal Photographie Society of Belgium. For many years CÏrcIe, Hostoss ho played with the Chicago Etusiness Men's orchestra an~d.bas won medals Mrs. Lester Mee, 1227 Chestîiut for bis musical acbievements. Hie now avenue, will catertain the North End bas'an exhibit of prints at the'Me- circle 'of the Wilmette Congrega- dinah Athletic club. tional cburcb for luncheon and sew- His lecture Wednesday evening is ing next Monday.- Mrs. D. C. Kemp given,' without. charge, for, Delta and Mrs. C. T. Sears will be co- :Gamminas and their escorts, at, 8 bostesses. . o'clock. Refreshments willbe served after- the program. The committee requests that mem- bers of the North Shore Alumnae as- ou~i ellà sociation of Delta Gamma~ make res- Smail wlio receptly gave a piano te the bo~ys in the camp for their rec- reation room. Ir~n Harri.J KJhnger oft Lissa, Ohio,soprano, iWi lbu t/se erit for a mnusicale at tire BItOno ýCountry club Sundyaftffmn m .4.' C. Dierks, and Mrs. W., Nevin Pomn- eroy. Sewing starts at 10 in the auerxing, 18 ifterruPted for luncheon and an informai talk by a speaker from the 0rgahization for which woïk ià be- ing. donc, then resumes in the after- noen te continue untiltabout 3:30.