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Library Club a! Glencoe Launches · Chicaaoaaa APPROXIMATELY 1000 women left . Chicago, Saturday, in five &pectal cars, for the west, where HE board of directors of the th~y a.rc; ~raveling as delegates from Woman's Library club of Glencoe t~IS VICintty to the biennial convenhas set August 1, 1924, as the time tlon of the General Federation of limit of the membership drive. AnyA Women's clubs which opened in Los ngeles on June 2. .. applications received after that date can not be. considered until the .club season .Pro~lems of world-wide and nation opens m th!! fall and such names will Wide mterest will be discussed by such not appear m the 1924-fS yc;ar book. persons . of note as. Carrie Chapman The committee is- ·anxio:us to receive cr~ · Pnncess Cantacuzene, Secretary as many applications as possible by the Q . ommerce ~erbert Hoover, Cor. end of June. Each member of the club ne 1 IU~ Vanderb1lt, Jr., Dr. Hugh S. may sign for two applications, and each M~glll, Rupert H;u~hes, Mrs. Kathapplication must bear three signatures. erme Knowles Robbms, Oswald Ryan, Mt. Vemonitea To Aid Signed applications are to be forwarded ¥h's. Percy V.. Penny backer. ~nd Mrs. North Shore Charities to ·-Mff.'· Sherman M. Booth, 265 Sylvan 1 'deonmt. as G. Wmter, the retll'tng presT the annual luncheoo and meeting Th · · roa d . A nnouncement IS !'lornmg of the only, convenof the Mount Vernon Seminary . ma de at this time tJon . e Will be for sess1ons the delegates of of the names of the club's officers di- whom more than 10,000 are expected association of Chicago, held on Monday rectors, the different committees and the to attend. During the afternoon hours at the Chicago W'Oman's Athletic club, the meetings will be of a more gen~ the following officers were elected : Miss delegates: Mrs. William A. Fox, president; Mrs. eral .character, and visitors will be Edna Bain, president; Mrs . . James OfWilliam T. Cresmer, 1st vice president; perm1tted. field, vice president; Miss Helen RushMrs. Homer F. Horton, 2nd vice presi- . Mrs. George T. Palmer, now serv- ton, recording secretary; Miss Oorothy dent; Mrs. Benjamin F . Pinkerton, re- 10~ h~r first term as president of the Lewis, corresponding secretary; Mrs. cording secretary; Miss Ethel Serene llhno1s federation, is heading the Harry Bachmann, treasurer. It was decided at the meeting that the De Lang, corresponding secretary; Mrs. women of this state. Harry D. Wiley, treasurer. Directors : Mrs. Edward S. Bailey, former state society should extend its charitable work Mrs. Francis S. Graham, Mrs. George P.resident and retired general federa- for the coming year, and members voted E. Orr, Mrs. Fred B. Patton, Mrs. ttou . director for lllinois, is also· it- to make a donation to the Cradle society, Chesley R Perry, Mrs. Mark D. Rec- tendmg. Among other women from and to undertake more work for the tor, Mrs. Charles A. Steele. Commit- Chicago, well known in club circles Northwestern settlement. tees: program, Mrs. Charles A. Steele, alon~. the. shore, who are prominently chairman; Mrs. Elbert E. Haight, Mrs. partlclpatn~g: .are: Mrs~ Mal)x Obern- u 1 - - - · · tb S--LGeorge W. Mieth, Mrs. Fred W. Park- dofer, pnsldl.n g at th~ 'fine arts c()n·. , ... ra. ~·wor Y ~ er, Mrs. J. Milton Trainer, Mrs. Clyde ference; Mrs. }Villi!lm Harrison Cade, At A Memorial Meetina E. Ustick ,· music-Mrs. George E. Orr, a speaker on 'Getttng Out the WornL h f h · M J D F an Vote;" Mrs. George W. Plummer, MRS. Benjamin F. angwort Y o rs. ames . ulton, Mrs. presiding at a joint conference on Winnetka gave a talk on Wedc airman; Walter C. Hughes, Mrs. Roy K. Jones; "£ · dl · · h . nesday afternoon when the civics--Mrs. Fred A. Patton, chairman·, rlen Y cooperation Wit ex-servtce h men;" Mrs,]. Marc Fowler, Dr. Rach- Forty-sixth Ward branches o.f t. e M rs. August C. Babize, chairman elle Yarros, Dr. Caroline Hedger, Mrs. Woman's City club held exerc1ses m French department; Mrs. Albert H. A St B t Mi H 1 B d memory of the late Mrs. Ira Couch Gates. Mrs. Wl'lll'am Heuer, Mrs. John L. . arr es ' ss e en agg, an Inf Mrs. H. L. Martenstein. Wood at the Alice H. Wood ant l.vae, Mrs. Forest H. Montgomery, Mrs. An international evening program Welfare station. S~rry B. Pope; membership-Mrs. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;:;;~ Homer F. Horton, chairman, Mrs. Ernest 0. Best, Mrs. Ralph E. Stoetzel; panting-~ss ~el Serene DeLang, .JANE POLSON SPEARIN chaimtan; Mrs. William T. Cresmer, Teacla· of Sla~·l Mrs. Homer F. Horton; social-Mrs. "Mr1. S~,...,_, luu 1..-.,d llulu MgW$ Francis S. Graham, chairman; Mrs. Willo a rftfttJriably good slyk of siflgifiU"-Music liam J. Hagenah, Mrs. Wilber Hattery, News, Chicaco. Mrs. James Henry, Mrs. H. Earl 1159 Wilmette Ave., Glover-Brown Bide. r, Mrs. William L. McGowen, Wilmette · Gordon Ramsay, Mrs. Ralph B. Rocers; h~ and grounds-Mrs. Mark For appOintments telephone Wilmette 2922 'II Drit'e J~fJr 1Y.lem hers Prominent at Biennial ~vea· T will be an unusual feature of the llf!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!~~!!!!!ll!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!i!!l!l!!lll!li!il!!lSI=I!III!Iii-,.. .~...~ll!!'ft biennial. Speakers wm represent eight nation,. The work hours will be lightened by various affairs which have been plann~d by the hostesses for these delegates who are taking care of the interests of club women all over, the country-unable to attend ·the con.vention. In due time reports of what has transpired will be told them by their leaders "who go and come unbiased, without partisanship, and without self seeking." No Wait.ing TO ParkYQ:urTray I ------- .. A On and after J~ne 8 the Cafe W:.ill be discontin.. ued and we .'w ill devote our entire space to Cafeteria service. .· your We are preparina for comfort clurina the a~r IDOiltba WELCH'S CAFETERIA Wilmette tee-Mrs. H. Engelhart, cllairD. R«tor,Oeorce chairman; nature man; .Urs. Paul L. Battey, Mrs. Alfred' W. Brintnall, Miss Cora Dietz, Mrs. Frederick Fisher, Mr~. Don E. Ma,rsh; flower committee-lin. Arthur Clarke Goodnow, cba.irman, .Un. Stuart I. Drum, .Un. Stewart W. Purd7; bQildU.· f_.._.Un. AJ)ert 0. Olson, chairman; Mrs. William H. Johnson, Mrs. Alfred Wuhincton; building committee -.Urs. Sherman M. Booth, chairman ; finance department of building c~mmit· tee, Mrs. Sherman M. Booth, cha1rman; Mn. Chesle1 R. Perry, secretary; Mrs. Albert 0. Olson, treasurer ; Mrs. William T. Creamer, Mrs. Andrew Mac Leish, Mrs. Edward H. Ravenscroft; Mrs. William A. Fox and }.lrs. Harry D. Wiley. ex officio officers; editor of bulletin and chairman of publication, Mrs. Chesley R. Perry. Delegates-Tenth Federation: Mrs. Fred E. Hubbard, Mrs. Thomas .M.. Lothrop; alternates, Mrs. Charles F. Pearce, Mrs. Frank H. Stowell ; Municipal Art leacue, Mrs. Harry B. Boardman Mrs. Harry Hardwicke; alternates, Mrs. F. Kimball Mpntgomery, Mrs. Norman Williams; Drama league, Mrs. Clyde E. Usticlc, Mrs. Fred Lee Williams; alternates, Mrs. John M. Compton, Mrs. Frederick W. ~ill; B~t ter American Speech coi111Dltee, M1ss Sarah Nohelty· Vpcation SuJICrvision league Mrs. Allen G. Mills: Conference ~f Club Presidents and Procram Chairmen, Mrs. William A Fox, Jlra. Charles A. Steele ; Glencoe Board' of }lealth, Mrs. George J. Pope; Glencoe School board, Mrs. Fred W. Parker, .Urs. James M. Sheldon; Glencoe Pub· lie Library board, Mrs. Fred A. Fqer, commit-t~~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SuferWy A ~e ~dOrf Qf!~ in a ~ J . ~ Oil T ~ D URING tile . month of June-in order that you may come t.o 'know· our new studio-we are offering a regular $50 portratt · in oil: with beautiful frame, for only $25.00 This is our way of bringing to your attention a studio in which the artistry of photography registers its highest achievement. W; have . here a newer and better type of photograph studio-gone are the stiff and stilted backgrounds o£ other days-the stereotyped methods which render sitters conscious and awkward. In our new surrounding . we provide _th~ delicate touches t~at not only render sitting more pleasant but wh1ch add to the art1stry of the photograph as well. ·Beautiful draperies, a finer arrangement . of ligh~s and shades, delicate touches to the environment, all combme to y1eld a superior type of photograph. ti _ I Every art re(,:ognized as superior in the making of photographs will be- f~u!Jd _ he,re. We cordially invite your inspection of our .new studio-we want you to sense its distinctive atmosphere, to note 1ts thoroughly modern tone and its artistic arrangements. J.D. Toloff Slf Da-ria St....t Plan Now To Live At The Orrington NJOY tlao 11o. .-like · c...afort, tlae E HCialallity aad frieDdlia-. of tlai. wo.....,_. place to lhro. Plaoao 1171 :Mrs. Edward Shennan; lief and Aid J. board, Mrs. Glencoe William S.j: 'Hamm. Re-j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ N. K. E. C. Holda Ita Annual Commencetnent T HE thirty-eighth annual · commencement of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college wu held in the First Presbyterian church, 4106 Grand boulevard, Thursday afternoon, June 5. Dr. Edmund Soper of Northwestern university gave the commencement address, after which diplomas and the seven honorary scholarships were presented by Miss Edna Dean Baker, president of the college, to the 148 young women of the graduating classes. The program also included several numbers by the student chorus under the direction of Miss Louise St John Westervelt, and an organ recital by Mrs. Helen Worswick Ross preceded the exercises. PooL (Wide Toes) ·INC· CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS & PtPER H - you coa...eaieace of a ma,.U6c-t lao·· wltlaoat the l.ur· dea aad eape- ol . .lat-aacot E9W7t..... ia - · · f ....Ja aacl ap-tdate. Yoa maJ' claooM a IM&utifaliJ' furai.la· ed apartment Ia tlae preMDt lauildia1 01' aafarai.laedJaarter1 Ia tlae aaD«& to M complet Septe·ber 6nL MaaJ' of J'oar fl'i..da aro a)r'Mdy eaJo;iar tlai1 happier, ...-ier way to li...o aad laue made THE ORRINGTON their permaaaat ro1idnca. lAt'· talk it ...... ha·· ·..,...,. TAN OR SMOKED ELK SKIN SIZES 11/ 1 to 11 .. $4.75 SIZES 11~ to Z 5.75 SIZES Zl/a to 7 . . . 7.58 (Taa oaly) BEAUTIFUL SEUCTION 0' IIII'ORTED SOCKS TO MATCH OUR SHOES Next Muaic Society T HE North Shore Musical society Meetiq on June 1& 1608 Chicap Avenue, at Darn· Str·t is having a club luncheon and business meetina at the Orrincton hotel on M*ay, June 16. EVANSTON, ILLINOIS READ THE WANT-ADS