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Opening Sale, Saturday, April 12, Starting at 9 a. m. Formal Opening of their New Store Friday, April 11, 1930, from 2:30 p. m. to 4:30 p. m. Old English Jewelry, Interesting Bracelets and Other Pieces / THE CHIMNEYS Tel. Winnetka 3470 Center Street at Hill Terrace, Winnetka 510 CENTRAL AVENUE, HIGHLAND PARK F. W. WOOLWwWoORTH CO. (On this occasion there will be no merchandise sold. The formal opening is for inspection only. An orchestra will entertain, and there will be free balloons for the youngsters. Oli Englann ANTIQUES Our Opening Day Special will be announced next week. aninounce the T HE P RESS Woman‘s Club Organized The second meeting of the Young Business Women of . Highland Park and Deerfield are mec.ing for supper Thursday evening at 6:30. Commitâ€" tee in charge of the supper is Helen Novak, Carolyn Saathoff, Helen Kauffâ€" man and Marion McManus. The supâ€" per will be prepared and served each time by four members of the group and the expenses shared with all. The following â€"are the list of the girls who signed up for the supper at the list _mecting. ~ Gayle â€" Bornemann, Ella Epperson, Irene Rietz, Bernice Rybolt, Marion McManus, Jennie Oleâ€" sen, Alice W. Marks, Betty Leonard, Bessie Pearce, Helen Dostalek, Mabel Kolterman, Grace MceClure, Carolyn Saathoff, Alice Meyer, Marguerite Ncerenberg, _ Helen â€" Rybolt, Emily Marks, Goldie Sandberg, Helen Novak, Alice Ulfers, Helen Kuffman, Eva Cooksey and Rosetta Taylor. Others B.Y‘s Club | Owing to the heavy snow last week several â€" activities . were . postponed, amcng them the miscellaneous shower for â€" Bertha â€" Hackenberp: Crawford which was given Tuesday evening inâ€" stead. Mothers Club Party j There was a splendid attendance at the Mothers club April Fool Party and was greatly enjoyed by all. All came masked, numbers were pinned on each 2s theyâ€" entered. For the one guessing the greatest number who who‘s, a prize was given.. There ws an old fashioned spelling bee, of M Y. W.â€"C. 4. .~. They of the to be a to talk [fami]iar proverbs and fortunes as | well as the punch board used for }stunts‘ There was a short business meeting at the close, reports were i‘made by the various committees. The treasurer reported nearly a $100 balâ€" ance in‘ the club treasury after the pledge of $50 had been paid to the Y.W.C.A. â€" Mesdames Benson, Craig, Davidson and Abbott were hostesses, ‘The next meeting will be Tuesday | evening 8 o‘clock, May 6, at which time Brands orchestra will play. This has been a costum of the club for sevâ€" eral years and an evening greatly looked forward to and enjoyed by all. Friendship Club 4 The Friendship club had their regâ€" ular meeting on Wednesday evening instead of Thursday, as several were going in town Thursday for the flower show. They assisted in making posters for the Fashion Show. Esther and Evelyn Suomi served the refreshâ€" ments. This club meets every two | weeks and all girls employed in homes The the Y in Highland Park or vicinity are welâ€" come.to come. : There is a memberâ€" ship fee which is small in comparison to the fellowship and fun. Come and make new friends. .Board of Directors > Mrs. O. L. Olesen, chairman of fiâ€" n‘ncee had a meeting of her commitâ€" tee Thursday ‘morning at the Y. W. (‘, A. The executive committee met for a luncheon meeting at the Y folâ€" lowing the finance committee. Mrs. O. L. Olesen, was hostess for the luncheon. The board of directors will have their regular meeting Tuesday April 8 at 10 o‘clock. Poster Class The Art class in poster making at the Y. W. C. A. on Wednesday night it 7:30 is quite in demand. This is an opportunity for any one wishing to leain the art. They are starting it 7:30 is quite in demand. This is an opportunity for any one wishing to leain the art. They are starting with one alphabet, others will be given. There is no charge for the class. â€" Only the purchasing of the drawing pens. It is not too late to join, if you are interested. Mother and Daughter Banquet Over 100 reservations are in for the "Mother and Daughter banquet" Friday evening, April 4 at 6:30, more are expected. The assembly is atâ€" tractively _ decorated in Japanese lanterns andâ€" cherry blossoms, also Christmas lights which add color to the setting. The decorations were placed up early enough that the varâ€" icus groups meeting in the assembly previously, enjoyed them. The theme of the banquet is "Our Y. W. C. A. Flower Garden." Toasts are in keepâ€" ing with the theme, each club repreâ€" senting a flower, table decorations are in keeping with each chosen flower. Several original poems "to mother" will be read. Miss Bornemann, Deerâ€" field Grammar school nurse, who was a Girl Reserve in California several years ago will read a toast she gave to mothers when a Girl Reserve in high school club there. Each club has prepared a stunt or is responsible for some part of the program. Several There ‘will be favors and a surprise for. all. A song sheet at each place, that a%l may join in the group songs will be part of the program. The decâ€" oraticns of the room will be a deâ€" light to all. ® Notes Thursday, April 3, 1980