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There is an exhibit of handmade bookmarks on display at the entrance to the children‘s room at the Public Library, which have been made by the girl scouts. Each bookmark: is listed at the library under the troop number. 5 ‘The exhibit is very interesting, with bookmarks of all sizes, shapes and colors. The most popular theme of decoration seems to be the patriotic oneâ€"as many of the markers are decâ€" orated with the flag. ROTARY Dr. Ernest A. Johnson, head of the economics department, Lake Forest College, was the speaker at the Rotary elub meeting Monday noon held at Hotel Moraine. Dr. Johnson spoke on "A Brief History of Lake Forest Colâ€" lege." Dr. J. P. O‘Connell was in charge of the meeting. Girl Scouts Make Bookmarks Exhibit at Library must be written on one side of the must be writtem on one side of the Taiy, and ‘Hgned with the name and addrem «& 1011, at ”mfififl-‘_hfi‘: "â€"Hd-‘ week by the Highaind Park Press, 616 Laure! Avenue, Bubscription Price, $1.40 per your 5 -...M1”.0.-1-~ Lake Connty, i of sondolence, eards of thanks, The Kidwells first met nearly twenâ€" ty years ago in Washington, D. Câ€" The Major was on active duty there with thefegular army. Mrs. Kidwell is widely known in social and church affairs in Ravenswood where she has lived for a number of years. Major Kidwell has been at Ft. Sheridan since 1940. Honeymooning at Hotel Moraine Onâ€"theâ€"Lake are Major G. B. Kidwell of Ft. Sheridan and his bride, the forâ€" mer Mrs. Winifred McCann of 4604 North Damen Avenue, Chicago. They were married last Thursday afternoon in the Ravenswood Congregational Chuch by the Rev. J. M. Thomas, pastorâ€" Carmen Fantasie .... Bizetâ€"Sarasote Eugene Helmer at the Piano Mrs. McCann Maj. Kidwell Wed Following is the program for the January 26 concert: Program : Iv Symphonie Espagnole of each season he gives about 100 apâ€" pearances, He was first introduced here in 1929 by Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra, he has made twelve consecutive tours of this country. He is an especial favorâ€" ite of symphony orchestra conducâ€" tors. Milstein has made four tours of South America. Sonata in A Major A II Prelude and Gavotte in E. Maj., Bach (violin alone) IH Sonata in A Major Music Club Will Present N. Milstein Nathan Milstein, world famed voiâ€" linist, will appear on the third conâ€" cert of the Eighteenth season in the artist recital series sponsored by the Winnetka Music club at New ‘Trier high school auditorium, at 8:30 o‘â€" clock Monday eveningâ€" Mrs. Dwight Câ€" Orcutt, Glencoe, is chairman. Tickâ€" et information may be obtained at the L & A stationers, 456 Lincoin avenue, Winnetka. Milstein was born in Odessa Deâ€" cember 31, 1904 and is now becoming an American citizen. He is ranked among the three greatest violinists. Such is the worldâ€"wide popularity of Nathan Milstein that in the course Jvan N. Adsir, Bditor THE HIGHLAND PARK wik i in i i e writer. They should reach the editor (Victor Carlson) PRESS (Kreutzer) Becthoven Vivoldi Lalo Program Jan. 22â€"Feb. 1, 1942 Thursday January 22â€"Enlisted menâ€" Jay Sesso, accordion in front lounge. Pool, Pingâ€"Pong downstairs Dance for officers of 103rd in the auditoâ€" rium with orchestra and floor show. Friday January 23â€"Dance and party given by G. S. O. girls from Kenilâ€" worth. Eats and plenty of fun. Saturday January 24â€"Penny Box Soâ€" cial given by G. S. O. girls Girls dressed in old fashioned costumes. Sunday January 25â€"3:00 P. M. Felâ€" lowship Program, featuring girls quartette from Lake Forest College. 4:00 P. M. Teaâ€"Hostess, Mrs. Henry Mason. i 5:00 P. M. Vesper Servict_)‘r.; Joseph Garnett, speaker and special music. y 8:00 P. M. Fellowship programâ€" Music, Singing and dancing. Monday â€" January ~26â€"Dance Classâ€" __Miss_Lucy _Smith, _ Soldiersâ€"volunâ€" teer orchestra. Sofdiers Glee Club. Tuesday January 27â€"Stag Nightâ€" Free movies and entertainment. Wednesday January 28â€"Dance Party and Fats. Kenilworth G. S. 0. Girls. Thursday January 29â€"Fellowship Proâ€" gramâ€"Games tournement. Friday &:lnnry 30â€"â€"7:30â€"9:30 P. M. "Gam Ship‘â€"sponsored by the "pirates from George Williams Colâ€" legeâ€"also "Hand Balancing Team" s.‘o-m J"' itâ€"6 T anuary 31â€""Old Time Games" Nightâ€"Dancing, Eats. Members of the class are: Mrs. Victor J. Bergman, Mrs. James D. Cooney, Mrs. B. Booth, Mrs. L. H. Caplan, Mrs. Alexander Cowie, Miss Lorie Dudeck, Mrs. James Holland, Mrs. William Madden, Mrs. Marcia Rice, Mrs. Ethel Waddell, Mrs. Diana Bluementhal, Chicago; Mrs. Diana T. Adams, Mrs. John Elliot Warner, Winnetka; Miss Fayette Hench, Hinsâ€" dale; Mrs. Arthur Grove, Riverside; Mrs. N. E. McCabe, Evanston; Mrs. F. C. McNair, Oak Park; and Mrs. K. R. King, Glencoe. It consists of weekly lectures on vaâ€" rious phases of hospital library_work, including technique, book selection, psychology, points of view of doctor and superintendent, work with children. The talk will be followed later on by apprentice work under Miss Lindem ond Mrs. Peck in the wards and priâ€" vate. pavilion .of Presbyterian Hospiâ€" tal. When the Gray Ladies are conâ€" sidered proficient as library workers, they will be graduated and will be available for service wherever assigned by the Red Cross. Miss Selma Lindem is the. only fullâ€"time professional librarian â€" emâ€" ployed in any Chicago hospital and because of her outstanding recor d there since 1929, was borrowed for six months two years ago to assist in setting up a Junior League project in hospitals of New York City. Mrs. Peck has done successful Volunteer work under Miss Lindem from time to time for several years. The Presbyterian Hospital Library is one of the major activities supported by the hospital Woman‘s Board. For their first lecture on Wednesâ€" day morning, the group went to Chilâ€" aren‘s Memorial Hospital, where they were addressed by Dr. Byrd Arnold Smith, M. A., clinical psychologist at that hospital, on the subpect of perâ€" sonality traits. Library Training Course For Gray Ladies at Presbyterian Hospital Throbgh the ~cooperation "of~ the Woman‘s Board of Presbyterian Hosâ€" pital, a library training course . for Red Cross Gray Lady volunteers is to <be given under the direction of Miss Selma Lindem, librarian at Presâ€" byterian Hospital, with Mrs. Philip F. W. Peck, coâ€"chairman of the Board‘s library committee, in charge of the project. The course, which beâ€" gan on Wednesday, Jan. 21, is the first designed to prepare volunteers for library work in hospitals and at Army and Navy posts. The 19 women comprising the class were selected by Miss Lindem and Mrs. Peck from a larger group who reported at Red Cross headquarters for interviews. Last Sunday, January 18, Mrs. Franâ€" were hostesses for afternoon tea at the U. S. O. Club. Music throughout the program was furnished by "Bud" Knight, at the piano, and his program of popular music provided for genâ€" eral dancing and informal singing. Benny Box Social 1a Saturday Night Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Jones Tea cured his box, he shares it with the girl that prepared it, so he actually will be dancing during the evening. of fun and hilarity. Each girl brings An old time Penny Box Social will be held at the U. S. O. Club next Saturday night, January 24. The girls of the G.S.0O. are sponsoring a tasty box supper, which is raffied cff, the boys bidding pennies for the (H. W. Schimmelfeng) SERVICE MEN‘S CALENDAR (Thomas P. Clark) (Arthur Swanson) On Monday night, February 9th Notre Dame and the Great Lakes Naval Training Sta tion basketball teams will do their bit for Navy Reâ€" lief Fund when they clash in the Chiâ€" cago Stadium in one of the outstandâ€" ing basketball attractions of the seaâ€" son,. ‘The Great Lakes quintet has been one of the most sensational outfits of the present season, mowing down almost all opposition, includâ€" ing the Irish who gave them one of their toughest fights early in the seaâ€" son. Now the Irish are out for reâ€" venge and they‘re seeking it in this contest in the Stadium for Navy Reâ€" lief. Navy Relief Game Monday Night Chicago Stadium Beach Alten is High Priest of R&. Arch Masons was installed as chaplain Edward A. Kuchmstadt, king of the grand chapâ€" ter, acter as installing officer. Fred Moon, past high priest, was assistant installing officer. George Greene and Hugo Schneider, also past priests, assisted in the services. held Wednesday night at the Masonic temple, 21 North Cheridan Road. Ofâ€" ter of the second veil, Alfred Sisson, Lake Forest; Secretary, Charles Sanâ€" born; Treasurer, John Blomdahi ; Senâ€" tinel , Austin Armstrong, Glencoe; Steward, Edward Cribbs. er, Deerficld; Captain of Host, Wilâ€" ficers William liam Stupple; Sojourner, Leonard Freible; Royal Arch Captain, James Whitehouse ; Master of the third veil, Officers of the order of Royal Arch asons were installed at 2 meeting Briddle ; Scribe, Edwin Paimâ€" JUST LOOK AT THESE VALUES! Junior Floor Lamps Choice of finishesâ€"handsome shades. 4s low as $9.95 6â€"Way I. E. 8. Floor Lamps For efficient indirect lighting. . . As low as $12.95 Swinging Arm Lamps Perfect for reading. . . . . . As low as $12.95 Beautiful bases of metal, pottery, or chine. Delicate shades of crepe, silk or rayon. Ussful anywhere in the house. . . As low as $1.95 «. . AND KLECTRICITY IS CHEAP!I were: / The PRESS At the next meeting of the Highâ€" lanpd Park Camera Club on Wednesâ€" day, January 28th, the members will bring in prints on the general subâ€" ject of "Night Pictures" and will parâ€" ticipate in a round .table discussion of them. These informal print critiâ€" eiâ€"nhnu/on‘m'-l-- esting and informative in the past. All camera users are invited . to attend this meeting at the Community Cenâ€" ter at 8 p. m. and to bring in prints for criticism. As low as $5.95 As low as $2.65 Beatrice Pog Wads'cA.rmy Werangem sreuge abrovher ds avenue, announce marriage of their daughter, Beatrice, to Staff Sgt, Russell Turco, Chicago, in Kansas City, Missouri on Tuesday. The bride has a month‘s leave from her position as supervisor in the Glenâ€" coe telephone office and Sgt Turco has been assigned to the advanced raâ€" dio operator‘s school of the Midland Radio and Television institute in Kanâ€" sas City. ioli Other local laomp dealers are also offering unusual vaizes Eastern Star Members Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Thilo Toll were honâ€" ored by members of the Deerficld Chapter of the Eastern Star Thursday night, who celebrated their fiftyâ€"fifth wedding anniversary January 9. Mr. Toll served as worthy patron of the Star in 1933 and is at present sentinel of the Star, office of which he has held for many years. . Mr. and Mrs. larence Sherden, daughter and sonâ€" inâ€"law of the Tolls, served as worthy mwatron and worthy patron in 1929 Thursdoy, January 22, 1942