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Thursdoy, February 5, 1942 St. Valentine Bride delein. ‘The wedding will be solomnized on St. Valentines day afternoon at the Deerfield Avenue, announce the enâ€" gagement of their daughter, Esther Johanna, to Lioyd Lewis Huebsch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Huebsch, Munâ€" ception will follow at Witten hall. Miss Brandt has named the followâ€" ing members of the bridal party : Mrs. Jeanette Witten, Matron of honor; Esther Brandt to Wed Valentine‘s Day Loretta Brandt, bridesmaides; Jessic Hadley, Junior bridesmaid; Patsy Ann Witten, flower girl; Mickey Bill Witâ€" ten, ring bearer; Wayne Brandt, best man; Howard Rash and Paul Allison, ~ At the February meeting of the Raâ€" vinia Woman‘s Club, the Program Committee of which Mrs. John W. Meyer is chairman, will present Florâ€" ence Bourke Ellis, book reviewer and news commentator. For this meeting which will be chid Wednesday the 11th at 2 P. M., Mrs. Ellis will review a current best seller. As is her custom, Mrs. Ellis will give the audience the privilege of making its own selection of the book it wishes reviewed from a wroup of three she is prepared to offer. She never refers to a note during the course of her reviews. Folâ€" lowing the program, tea will be served. Hostesses ‘for the afternoon are Mrs. H. I. Eberhart, Mrs. Vernon Mortiâ€" mer, and Mrs.Otto Neumer. Florence Bourke Ellis To Give Book Review at Ravinia Womans Club Blackhawk Society To Sponsor Sam Campbell In Lecture On the evening of February 14th, the Social Committee is sponsoring a St. Valentine‘s dinner dance to be held at the Village House from 9 P.. M. to 12:30 A. M. Music will be by Lew Diamond and his orchestra and for this occasion Mr. Diamond will appear with the orchestra which is one of several that he has organized. The monthly board meeting of the Club met yesterday at the home of Mrs.C. Langford Felske, 2188 Dell Maternal Committee To Hold March Meeting at Vailes The regular meeting of the Permaâ€" ment Lay Maternal Welfare Commitâ€" tee of Lake County was held Wednesâ€" day January 28, at the home of Mrs. A. E. Vollum, the Lake Bluff repreâ€" sentatve. J Plans were discussed for preparing and sending exhibits to the American Maternal Welfare Committee which is holding the International Convenâ€" tion in St. Louis, April 6 to 10. These exhibits will portray the progress of the work his committee has accomâ€" plished in Lake County toward eduâ€" cating the mothers and fathers in good prenatal care. The next regular meeting in March, will be held at the home of Mrs. Horace Vaile of Highland Park. Woman‘s Auxiliary ofHosgital Will _ Meet Feb. 11 The regular monthly meeting of the Woman‘s Auxiliary of the Highland Park Hospital will be held Wednesâ€" day, February lith at 10 o‘clock in the Trinity Parish House. Luncheon willl be served. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brandt, 639 Valentine Dinner Society â€"â€" Womens News â€":â€" Locals Sam Campbell will present a lecture "Rediscovering ‘Our Great North Woods" and a colored motion picture at Elm Place school on Washington‘s birthday, February 22 at 3:30 p. m. The Blackhawk Society, Children of the American Revolution, is sponsorâ€" ing the event. Tickets may be securâ€" ed by calling the chairman of the ticket committee, Mrs. E. B. Elmore, H. P. 1109. ‘This is Mr. Campbell‘s newest lecâ€" ture. He knows the forest as few do and he has become famous for his work in gaining friendship of wild creatures at his "Sanctuary of Wegâ€" imind" in Northern Wisconsin. ‘This lecture and pictures shows the findâ€" ing of a new sanctuary and unfolds new adventures with amusing and amazing anim} friends. Mrs. Helen N. Zander, of Kenilâ€" worth, â€"will review the book "Myths after Lincoln," by Lioyd Lewis and will also give a brief review of the "Personal Traits of Abraham Linâ€" coln," by Helen Nicolay, ‘The hostesses for the afternoon are Mesdames Baldwin, Ehle and Peabody. DAR‘s to Meet February 12 At Mrs. Buchanans‘ The North Shore Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revoluâ€" tion will hold a meeting on February 12th, at the home of Mrs. Gordon Buchanan, 240 Moraine Rd., Highland Park, at 2 o‘clock. This program is to honor the birthâ€" day of one of the country‘s greatest men, Abraham Lincoln. Mrs. Harvey Will ‘ Review Book ‘Frenchman‘s Creek‘ Mrs. Elizabeth S. Harvey of Evanâ€" ston, Illinois will give the next Book Review in the series sponsored by the Woman‘s Association of the Highland Park Presbyterian Church, at the church, February 9th, at 2 p. m. _ She will review "Frenchmen‘s Creek" by Daphne du Maurier. This book will no doubt be one of the season‘s "bestâ€"sellers." It is a story which was written to help the woâ€" men of England to find emotional balance in these stirring times. Hollyâ€" wood has bought it and it is now in production. Mrs. Harvey is a graduate of the School of Speech of Northwestern University andâ€" has lectured in the Eastern states and in Canada for the Lyceum Bureau. She has been giving book reviews for the last few years on the North Shore to study groups and to women‘s clubs. Her reviews are called "Lecture Recitals" which she presents entirely without notes. Tickets for this lecture, and for the remaining book reviews of the series, can be secured at the church. Continuing its winter program of prominent speakers, the Braeside P. T.â€"Civic Association presents Dr. Clark G. Kuebler of Northwestern University in an address on "Bricks Without Mortar," on February 16th at 8:00 p. m. Dr. Kuebler to Speak Braeside Meeting As a member of the department of Liberal Arts of Northwestern Unâ€" versity, Dr. Kucbler is Professor of Classical Languages. He was educatâ€" ed at Northwestern and Princeton and bas also studied in Europe during nine of the past ten years. T He will be presented by Remy L. Hudson, chairman. ‘Tickets will be fifty cents but Bracside P. T. memâ€" bers who attended the first lecture, by Dr. Erickson, may attend this one without charge. N.S. Catholic Group To Meet February 10th at Winnetka ‘The regular meeting of the North Shore Catholic Woman‘s League will be held in the Winnetka Community House on February 10 at 2 o‘clock. Mrs. Albert Mahone program chairâ€" man, has arranged to have as the speaker for the afternoon, Sister Mary Peter, of Rosary College, who will the New Trier Boy‘s Ensemble, under the direction of Mrs. Cotton. Gordon Fox and Mrs. Martin Kopp of Highland Park, and Mrs. Thos Leahy ried Saturday in Brookiyn, New York. and Mrs. Lester Bratton of Glencoe. Mrs. Anne Cashman Wilkerson and Dr. Josselyn To Address Study Class Dr. Irene Josselyn, local practising psychiatrist and member of the School Board in District 107, will speak before the "Juvenile Delinquency" study class of the Highland Park League of Women Voters on Wednesday, Febâ€" ruary lith, at the Public Library, 2nd Fioor. She will discuss "The Prevenâ€" tion of Juvenile Delinquency from the Psychiatric or Behavior Angle." Dr. Josselyn was formerly connecâ€" ted with the Chicago Institute of Juvenile Research as psychiatrist. In addition to her private practice, she is now Consulting Psychiatrist for the Association for Family Living of Chiâ€" a‘f. and other groups. " rs. Waiter Neisser, coâ€"chairman of Government and Social Welfare, the departure under which the study class is being held, will report on the Area Project of Chicago, which apâ€" plies to districts in the city which have a high rate of delinquency, and conseâ€" quently organize Boy Clubs, etc. _ Anyone interested in attending this meeting is welcome to do so. Give Hard Times Party For Charity A group of philanthropic minded North Shore women will give a hard times party February 14 at the Highâ€" land Park Elks clubrooms. Music for dancing will be furnished by Andy Jacob‘s orchestra. Proceeds from the party will go to charity. Tickets for the affair may be gotten from Mrs. Lewis D. Rose, 2161 Pine Point Drive, who heads the committee of women in charge. Assisting Mrs. Rose will be Mrs. Kenneth Aranoff, Mrs. Eugene Jack Schwartz, Mrs. Philip Bregstone and Mrs. Meyer Steinberg. > Special entertainment will be an exâ€" hibition of the rhumba by Anita Stone of the Allan Stone studios, 840 North Michigan Avenue. To Have Square Dance Feb. 10th Sunset Terrace "Swing Your â€"Partners," rather than "the meeting will come to order" will be heard next Tuesday night, February 10 when the Sunset Terrace Association meets at the Community Center for a square dance. To insure its success Mr. X has agreed to do the calling. Because these dances are beâ€" coming so popular members of the Association are bringing their friends as well. Comfort rather that style will be the order of the day. Reâ€" freshments will be served. Mrs. Harâ€" ry Perce and Mys. Frank Iron, Jr., wil act as hostesses. were married at 5 o‘clock Monday night Joy Stupey and Duane Cope Wed and Mrs. David J. Stupey and Rodoiph Duane Cope, son of Mrs. Walter Cope, Rev. Lester Laubenstein performed the ceremony, in the presence of the immediate families. Mrs. Cope, mother of the groom and his brother, William, and Mrs. William B. Cope, Evanston. Musart Club To Meet Monday The Musart club will meet next Monday afterncon, February 9 at 1 :30 o‘clock at the home of Mrs. Anna Miss Joy Stupey, daughter of Mr rFENSE SAVINGES Rros c e i" Mr. Cadet Harrington on Honor Roll at Riverside Academy According to ‘special orders just ublished at the Winter Home of &ivenide Military Academy of this city, Cadet David E. Harrington, son of E. A. Harrington, of 635 Brownville Road, Highland Park, has been cited before the Corps of more than 650 Cadets. For having made a general average of 94 per cent or more for for the week just closed, Cadet Harrington has been listed on the Academic Honâ€" Agnes Wright On USO Club Staff to the staff at the Service Men‘s Club. Miss Wright, was appointed by the Highland Park woman, has been added local personel committee of the YWCA relationship to the Girls Service Orâ€" Miss Wright, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ryer Wright, 1121 Lincoln Avenue, is well qualified for the job, having graduate from the Highland Park High school, Sweet Briar, Virginia and the University of Arizona. w Bethany Birthday Party February 13 The Bethany Church annual Birthâ€" day party will be held in the church parlors on Friday exening. February 13 atâ€"8 o‘clock. Good entertainment with laughs galore will be presented. Miss Agnes Wright, well known TAILORING â€" REMODELLING RESTYLING â€" RELINING "We make your wardrobe live a EXCLUSIVE Exclusive Tailors & Cl Cleaning with Character HIGHLAND PARK FUEL CO. MENON! & MOCOGNI! PAUL BORCHARDT FRANK “B'l_"m MERCER LUMBER COMPANIESâ€"DEERFIELD There will be a Kensington tea given by the Home and Education department of the Highland Park Woman‘s Club on the afternoon of Tuesday, February 10th at 2 o‘clock. Mrs. W. H. Blessing, chairman of the Home Committee, will be in charge of an Exhibit of old handicraft work and an exhibit of old dolls. Two of these dolls are the proâ€" perty of Mrs. Harry B. Roberts of Eim Place. One is about 60 years old that is dressed in a fitted silk dress with pantelettes. ‘There is a handâ€" made lace collar on her dress and it is pinned with a real coral pin. This fortunate young doll lady of long ago is completely equipped for travelâ€" ing as she has a trunk of clothing. ‘The other, we would call a figurine now but it was the favorite "play toy" of Mrs Robert‘s mother. It is a reâ€" plica of Little Red Riding Hood. Mrs. Roberts will also exhibit a hand made corset that is about 150 years old, having even the eyelets embroidâ€" ered by hand. Mrs, Mason Smith will show a doll that belonged to her faâ€" ther and Mrs, W. H. Blessing one that belonged to her mother. ‘There will be many other dolls in the exâ€" hibit and all members are urged to bring any of their old dolls as Mrs. James McDermott of Bannocburn, an authority on antique dolls, will exâ€" hibit some of her dolls and give her expert opnion as to the age and perâ€" Carol Ballard Howland To Wed February 11 _ Mrs. Carol Bullard Howland, Plaza hotel, Chicago, former Highland Park resident, and Mr. Nugent of Dowagiac and Washington, D. C. will be married in Evanston on February 11. They will go to California on their wedding trip. Highland Park Woman‘s Club To Have Annual Kensington Tea Bullard, made her home in Highland Park with her parents. 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She says "Each home should express the traditions, the type of life, the individual interests of the people in it. 4:00 o‘clock. A group of songs by Mrs. R. K. Mcâ€" Fadden will be followed by tea at ‘The Victory Committee of the Highland Park Woman‘s Club is busâ€" ily engaged in arranging daytime classes in First Aid, Nutrition, Conâ€" sumer Buying, Home Hygiene and Home Nursing. The dates are still indefinite and further information will be announced next week. This committee is also completing arâ€" rangements with the Chicago Blood Donor Center of the Red Cross to bring a mobile unit to the club to accommodate those who volunteer to donate blood to this important phase of war work. Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Teter of Hotel Moraine Onâ€"theâ€"Lake have gone to Fiorida for the remainder of the winâ€" ter. Mr. Teter will make an occaâ€" sional trip to Chicago on business and both plan to return to the Moraine Greece in 1934 for a year architectire and languages.