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12 ~\JJ~ :\H:.J:rE LIFE, FRID.\ Y. FEBRL'.\RY 29.__!2)2-l ____ _ _ to ~ MR ; m .~i ,·en bJ 11n:lve-y coli Saturl ~t udebak1 the Build ck rgarten ~frs. S ·n·e ral nl Arden of <t rcct of ,li Ravini land Par l .akc Bl ~ th<" Lake npcrating Viola ' foremost York and that she of our tl and very teacher, intmd tn t' ral yea r! in the ~~-~ .1tHI it-; pi <ltnrl'. a'"l in a sen proicct. in Pittsh mendous i< the se gil'cn in Korth ticularly Heury soloist w hy the S in Janua The WI an ston h meetinll is entert of her 1[oody o :\1r. a Thomas. home of ~ - Morl They aq mette. rler the direction of Mrs. Ross Van Pelt. at Pilgrim Hall last Thursday, were accorded a success from start to finish . The charmin~ colonial costume s, clever acting. and diverse numbers combined to make one of the most attractive and entertaining programs ever given in Wilmette. It would be impossible to hint at a stellar role for each took unto herself special ~.-lory and did full justice to her part. Topsy and Eva. taken hv fane Thompson and ancy Andrews. were called and recalled and brought down the house with their clever songs and dances. .-g.ts~-t>Vu."':~.""\....~vt· Pl<~ycrs of the Van Pelt studios, nn- Mrs . T;·rk Blumenstock of 495 Willow The plavs presented hy the Junior On Tues-iay afternoon. March 4. 71aveyou orde1-ed you1· A c;:C:~::£~--;.Last year 350,000 buyers waited for delivery. Insure yourself against delay this spring by placing your order for a Ford Car now. See the Nearest Authonzed Ford Dealer 1 n~ t'taycrs arc cntlctren and htgn school younR" folks from Wilmette . who meet with Mrs. Van Pl'lt P:lc-h week for instruction at Pilgrim Hall. Three one-act plays will be presented in the near future. Following are the two programs : "Hearts" A Play In One Act By Alice Gernstenber~ Mrs . Russell (Jessica). Lillian BoutellP Mrs. Puff (Nell) .. . ... Lillian Setchcll -o\f rs. Martin gay (Cynthia) Mr. Walter Spry of the Columbia . ... ... . .. .. . .......... Betty Crandle School of Music will present his young Mrs. Thorne . .. . ... .. ... Lillian Smith pupil, Master Howard Feiger, at the two children's concerts with the Chicago Time: The present. Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Stock PJ,.ce : The drawing room of Mrs . conducting. These concerts will be given Russell's home. on March 6 and 20 at Orchestra Hall. Mr. Stock considers that this youthful "A COLONIAL DREAM" pianist, a boy of twelve, has a most ACT I talent and predicts a great Scene T . The library in the · home of promising future for the boy if he keeps up the Lionel Wellman . Today. good work he is now doing under Mr. Lionel Dreams Spry. Lionel Wellman .. .. ... Audrey Bauer -oScene II. A young ladies' hoarding Mr. Merle C. Nutt of Moline, Illinois, school. Colonial days. was a guest at the ]. D. Small home, Penelope Prim . .. . .. ..... .. Ruth Rice 411 Maple avenue, last week. While Mistress Suzanna Love there he and his fiancee, Miss Phyllis .. . ... . .. . : .. . .. . Marion 'MacDonald Small, attended the annual Delta Tau The Minute . Tulia Crossley and Chorus Delta prom at the Blackstone hotel, the A Lesson with a Fan .. Nancy Andrew'> Washington prom of .the University of Soap . .. ... . . ........ Justine Emerich Chicago, given at the South Shore The Patchwork Quilt . . Bettv Funke Country club, and several dinner parMumos ...... . . Jean Hall and Chorus ties given in their honor. An Old- Fashioned p;,.t.,ro -o. ..... ... . . . .. .. .. Dorothy Durham An announcement of particular interest to the young people of Wilmette, ACT II Winnetka, and Glencoe, is of the subScene T. Same. scription dance to be given in the ball The Old Chest Upstairs room of the North Shore hotel on Fri....... . ......... Marion MacDonald day evening, March 21. The Delta Do Re Mi Gamma alumnae of Northwestern are Nanc-y Andrews and Jane Tht>mpson sponsoring this dance in order to raise The Naughty Clock .... Marion Condy house funds. When Grandma Was a Girl --a... --.-- ............... Jane Spinney Twenty-six young women gathered I've Got a Pain in My Sawdust last week at the home of Mrs. W. ]. · · . · .... .. . ,· ........... Daisy Barrett King, 611 Forest avenue, for the purBon Jour pose of organizing an Infant Welfare . . . .. Dick and Dorothy Jane Lundin Junior auxiliary. Another meeting will Never Had a Mammy be held at Mrs. King's home on Tues.... . .......... . .. .. . Jane Thompson day, March 4, at which time the mtmThe Cherry Tree bers will vote upon the officers pro. . . . . - - . . ...... Dorothv Jane Lundin posed by the nominating conunittee. Parade of the Wooden Soldiers -<>-............ Dirk Lundin and Choru· The Woman's Christian Temperance S~ene IT. The library in the home of Union will meet with Mrs. William J. L10nel Wellman. Later that evening. Carey. 883 Oak street, Winnetka, Mon--aday, March 3, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. J. T. The north shore alumnae of the Smith will address the meeting. National Kindergarten and Elemen-<>-tary college witt meet for luncheon at The Northwestern University chapthe North Shore hotel, Evanston, on ter of the Delta Zeta sorority is gi\"S:1turday. March 1. at 12:30 o'clock. ing a benefit card party at the OrMrs. Philemon B. Kohlsaat wilt lead rington hotel on Saturday afternoon. a discus~ion on "Music for Young The proceed'.s will go towards the Children." Building fund. --a-<>-Mrs. J. Edwin Dempsey returned Mrs. ]. Spreitzer left last w~ek for recently to her residence at (1.)7 Laurel her home in Walla Walla, Washmgton, avenue after a serious illness which after spending five weeks as the gu est 8 neces~itated her being at the Mercy of her sister, Mrs. M. ]. Keil of 16 1 hospital for three weeks. Spencer avenue. .... ... ~-yo · 'ltreet: Winnetka. will open her home from 2 until 5 :.~ o'clock. for a tea which she is giving for the purpose of exhibitinl'!' and selling the articles which have been made at the Industri::ll Workshop, West Twelfth place, Chicago. an organization which is sustained by the Associated Charities. Persons who owing to ill health 'lnd physical disability arc unable to c;nci employment are given work at this shop in order that they may be less dependant upon charity, and that they may be more self reliant. Everyone is cordially invited to be present to see the beautif1··' ~0\t;:k done hv hese peoph:. Many women tft w· .J. mette. Winnetka, Hubbard Woods and Glencoe are active in conducting this 1 shop. Assisting Mrs. Blumenstock during the afternoon will he Mrs. Charles Aschcim and Mrs. Charles Lang of Glencoe. Mrs. R. Hofeld and Mrs. Max Kahn of Hubbard Woods. and Mrs . M . Immewahr and Mrs. ]. Kram of Winnetka.