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ll. P. WOMEN ATI‘END r LEAGUE CONVENTION Ihursdar, Nov. 27, 1930 Report Insulin“? Program at Wednesday evening Nov. 19, one Annual Meeting of Voters of the Ingest .erowds that Campbell League, at Urbana chapter No. 712 o. E. S. has wit- - neued during the put year. attended About 200 women representing 60 the reception foe worthy matron’l local leagues, gathered from all parts and worthy patent. The work of the state last week, to attend the wyeh.Ty txemp?ifitd by the head: 10th anniversary convention of the of neighboring chapters._wu most Illinois League of Women Voters, beautifully and impressively por- held at Urban. The convention was trayed. . combined with an Institute of Gov. It was only fitting and proper that ernment held at the Illinois universi- such a splendid meeting should cli- ty, and conducted by such able men max the work of a most succelsful as Henry P. Chandler, chairman. lll. year of the worth: mntnn, Emma committee on child welfare: Prof. M. Howe and worthy patron, Arthur About 200 women representing tlo) local leagues, gathered from all parts‘ of the state last week, to attend the 10th anniversary convention of the Illinois League of Women Voters, held at Urbana. The convention was combined with an Institute of Gov. ernment held at the Illinois universi- ty, and conducted by such able men as Henry P. Chandler, chairman. Ill. committee on child welfare: Prof. M. H. yunter. Department of Economics. University of Ill.; J. W. Garner, Prof. Political Science; Albert J. Harno, Dean of the Law School. and others. Interesting Program _ The very interesting convention program cambined with the unusual.. by balmy weather, and the charm of a university town, made this anni- versary stand out as one of great pleasure and sitrnifieanee. Mrs. Constant Hopkins reported for Highland Park at the opening lunch- eon on Monday given by the Urban league to league presidents and mem- bers of the Mate board. M, P. Women Attend Two committee chairmen from High‘and Park: Mrs. Walker. Child Welfare. and Mrs. Simone. Legal Sta- tus of Women, attended luncheons at which those particular subjects were discussed. Mrs, Sharer and Mrs. Glidden. also delegate, from Hieh. land Park, heard Dr. Rachelle Yar- ros talk on social hygiene. Dinners covering the following subjects were given on Tuesday: Effieieney in Gov- ernment. attended by Mrs, Hopkins; Legal Status of Women, attended by Mrs. Glidden and Mrs. Simons; and International Co-operation, attended by Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Sherer. Sessidns of the league were held every afternoon, at which officers were elected, revisions to the hy-laws voted upon, reports heard from com- mittee chairmen, and plans diuusscd for the program of work for the coming year. A program for the study of unem- ployment was adopted. The propos- al to increuse dues was rejected, Women on Juries Now that the women-on-juries ref- erendum has been won, the league will assist in securing “mes of wom- en eligible for jury service, and will print a pamphlet explaining the du, ties of Jurors. Deerfield Rotary Club to Aid Unemployment The Deerfield Rotary club, which was recently chartered, is grappling with the unemployment situation in that community as a major relief work and has arranged a free regis- tration plan, Those in need of work may file their names with Mr. Hout at the Deeriiehrphimmsey and the Rotary club will use its best endeav- or: to' obtain employment for them. The club, through this plan, aims to aid wherever possible, those residents who need work. Those in Deerfield and vicinity having work to be done can help by registering their name: with the Roury club. . Large Attendance at O.E.S. Meeting Wednesday Evening such a max t year ' Howe Swans The cftieerts of the evening were: Worthy matron, Epha Roehm, Pan- tulpha chapter. Evanston; worthy pa- tron, Prank Hult, Honor chapter, Chi- cago; associate matron, Berth: Jol- ley of Waukegan; treasurer, Ray Smith, Easter chapter; secretary.‘ Thomas Kuth, Winnetka; marshal, George Dorinz.. Pentalpha; bonduc- trons. Anna Wurth, Lake Forest; as- sociate eonduetress, Estelle Kath, Winnetka; Ada, Jeanne Ferris, An- tioch: Ruth, Ruth Warrington, Pen. talpha; Esther, Nell Fenake, ken. osha: Martha, Sigrid Siljeatrom; Electa, Roberta 'Williama. Somali. ‘Graya Lake: chaplain, Perry Peter- son, Waukegan; warder, Carolyn Crockman. Libertyville; sentinel. An. drtw Yowell: honorary sentinel. "any Kiehl, Wilmette: organist. Caroline Winter; soloist, Bessie our. Guests of honor were; Vera Smith. worthy matron of Easter chapter and Pauline White, instructreas of Camp- bell chapter. ". A very beautiful feature of the eve. nine, was the presenting. of a new fi'ate to the chnpter, by the Junior Star club. Each year this eluh has presented some token to the chapter, and as this would be the int oppor- tunity to present a gift during the nresent offieer'8 year, it was presented hy Mrs. Bessie Okey, president of the Junior, Starurluts. Honorary Sentinel Harry Kiehl, who carried the Gtr in, gave a delightful talk on the Hug. A reception followed the meeting in the dining mom, which land been attractively decorated for the oc- union. The next meeting of the chapter will be the annual meeting, at which the election of offieers will take p‘ace. This meeting will be held Wednesday evening. Dee. s. Purdys Plan to Open Indoor Amusement House E. H. and D. M. Purdy are plan, ning to open an indoor amusement house of highest type at 364-66 Cen. tral avenue, opposite the Alcyon the- atre, about Saturday. Dee. 6. The attraction: will include indoor golf, ping-pong tables, baseball, football and other games. Bee Fran next week for furthe-tou-tttent. . Annual Meeting The nnnull meeting Ind election of "rffleer.q of Campbell chapter No. 712. O. E. S.. will be held next Wed. nosday evening, Dee. s. All mem- bers Ire urged to attend. THE PRESS Furniture Expert Will Be Feature Speaker on Woman's Club Prognm To those club members to whom the word "Home" mean- the pup. where beauty of spirit in Insured by love and friendlineu and by aur- rounding: which please the eye, the coming program of the Highland Park Woman's club will be especially enjoyable. Mr, Ralph Erskine, of the Danerlk Furniture company. will give an illur trated talk on "Modern Venue Pe- riod Furniture." From " college days, Mr. Erskine began to reallle that the furniture in the average American home in no way reiuetetf the character of the American people b, the characteristics of our civiliza- tion. With this ideal in View. Mr. Er- skine has gradually developed a tu- tory in which the individual need: of the customer are eonsidered, and his products ere known in end wide u beautiful, comfortable. And well adip- ted to the Irchtecture of the home. Many years of intensive Itudy hive mnde Mr. Erskine an expert on the subject of furniture. As a man of attractive personality, with I fund of information presented, Mr. Enklne will be sure to delight his nudience. The comment. in thin column. the teeomtttettdntiott of certnin pictum. and the warning “that others, ore never of a personal nature. but come from the findings of those "higher up" whose duty it is, to dimminnu such infarmuiun. However now and then the locnl nituntlon colon condi- tions somewhat, and deserve: special mention. A: the knockers uem so much more in evidence than the boonten these days, Ipecinl mention and tr:atitmtultrtlott should be given for last Saturduy's program. It was entertaining Ind amusing, notth in it to offend und should hove had lay-l support. We hope for more well- bounced programs of this kind. Among the films to be shown shortly are: D. A. R. Better Films Committee Report "Follow Through" color comedy about the love units of n golf in- structor. Over emphasises Clinic: Roger's as being irresistible to all w'men. Not recommended for chil- dren. “Clancy in Wall Street," very fun- ny {tree in the true Chm-le- Mun-1y style. Irish plumber with Scotch purtner speculate: in stocks. Funny and hurmleu for children. "Good Nun" screen version of mu- sicll comedy in not " flne n produc- tion, In: dancing Ind tinting in nbundance and would be regarded " fair enteruitttttettt for the (lazily, some vulttgrities prevent its full en- dorsemont. "Offiee Wife" rather mediocre and dull story with unwholuome plot. Not for youths or children. "The Spoilers" story by Rex Belch of Aluln Gold Ruth. Very good euraeteruretine end I long and vio- ‘.ent Mht between two men tenured. Very good Ind thrilling picture of It: kind but may be found altogether too exciting for immature audiences. _ Sales and Service We also have some Highland Park Auburn Company 505 Elm Phee Wthinnd Park, Illinois Phone H. P. 2830 and car values exceptional