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Mrs. Olga C. Russo, president of the club, opened ber home at 20u2 Béeehwood avenue, Wilmette, for the meeting after which an enjoyable so- cial' bour of Italian conversation Was passed by the group while partaking of tea and ight refreshments. Assisting at the tea table and pour-. ing for the hostesa were Madame, Diana Savelli of Evanstonl and Miss Geraldine Ciason of Highland Park., On Gardon Club Programn Mrs. John Cory. and Itr'1rs. T. iRos- well Coyne will present a paper on1 daisies% for, the March meeting of the Kenilworth Junior. Gaîden club next Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock at, the home. of- Mrs. Ward Starrett, 22M Woodstock avenue, Kenlilwor.th. This is one of ,a series of papers on vari- obus garden subjects being,,.studied and'presented by members durirn' thn wînter. Wells Club Program. The Evanston-North Shore Wells College club is to meet Tuesday, March 1, at the home of Mrs. Charles T. McCormick, 1322 Lake street, Evanston. The co-bostesses will be Mrs. Carton Magoun andi Mrs. Wil- liam R. Uhlemann, both of Evanston. The program at this meeting will be a book review by Mrs. Carl Johnsen of Wiiietka. For Catholic Juniors The Junior auxiliary of th e North Shore Catholic Woman's league will hold its monthly meetingat the home of Miss Catherine McGîvern, 863 Pine, street, Winnetka, the evening. of March. 1, at 8 o'clock. Following the'regular meeting there will be -a programn and refreshments.- To Enterfain Circle Mrs. Paul GroÉss, Jr., will be host- ess 'to the North End. circle of the Congregational church at ber home, 1215 Chestnut avenue,' Monday, Feb- rtary. 28., Mrs. D. C. Kemp and Mrs. C. E. Drayer will 'assist., Tea and Apron Sale Spolce Four- of thé Presbyterian church will have a tea and apron sale Tuesday afternoon, March 1, at the homeof Mrs. T. B. Gibson, 429 Tenth street, from 3 until 5 o'clock. Scout Council Meefs Monday, February 28, the members of the Girl Scout council will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs. Ira' Reynolds, 218 Nihth street. Members will meet at 10 o'clock. Perfection' is no illusion, if you choose these Braemer 714 Ghurch St. Il -l'et, Yur Week-Day Dinners, 75c Luncheons,' 50c Thursdoy. Febrary 24, 1938 Diune r75 Chicken Vegetable Sou Chiiied Tomato ~c ~Fruit CodktaIl ýPPe with- Sheet"" Chilied Grape Juice Roast Iowa Milk Fed Chlcken wlth Celery Dresing, Giblet Gravy Broiled Boneless Top Sirloin Steak Caives' %weetbreads Saute ln Butter with Crearned Fresh Mushroome on Toast Brolled Loin Lamb Chop Choice of Two: Wblpped Potatoes Baked Idaho Potato on Hait Sheli Côld Pack Fresh Yellow, Bantam Corn Mexican Style. Buttered Broccoli Chef's Speclal Mixed eresh Vegetable Salad Hlead Lettuce Salad, Frénèh, Roquefort, 1000 Island, Chiffonade or Non-ýfattening Dressing Oid Fashtoned Creaniy R *Baked.. Roman 3oauty Chocolate1 Vanilla or PeppermintS Amnerican, Swlss Gru: Liedenkran Choice of1 ck Walnut Fudge Icing aharn Cracker Pruit and hio Nut Ice Cream e and Raisin Pudding Apple with Cream Ick Cendy Ice Cream ne, Gogonzola. or Ceese evera.ge Fridey, Febrsary 25. 1938 LmncIh@u 50c Evaaiston