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1Jecembcr 17, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE 57 indeed become th e "Light of the 'Vorld." j tion for the great r e ligious drama s of toTlw r ·ligious drama, "Simon' s 'Vife's day. :\[othe r," was pre sented twice la s t WE'ek \ Girl Scouts as the climax to a w orship program on \ Likt· all similar organizations th(' scout th e t he nw, " 'l'ntly. H e Is th e Son of 1; 0 d rn o y ~ !n e nt .is .not. a d e nominational organlwho eonu·s to brmg us peact>," 1'h e zat10n. G trls from any or all c hurc h t>s spirit of worship in which thi !' dralUa are w e lcom e and do b elong. Each troop was JII'CS(·ntPd, was a s ufficie nt < ·vicle nce must haw· a m eeting plact> . One m PetH of the quality of worl{ which h a s bet>n at th e Prt'Sb:nerian church and thost· t o done by ?\liss :\labe l Hawtho rn (· In h er whom tlw ~ollowing not es apply n wt·l al d1Urch sl'hool da:-,;s., whe rt · slw has tilt · )l t> tholltst church. s hown this group of g'it·ls how som~> of th t:> gr·ealt·st rdigiuus truths han: b een Tt'(·Ol) thn·y is b(' ing rc-org ani?.Hl under pn·se ntc <l to th e wo rld in dt·etmati c form t ht· h·ad E> r s hrp of ~l.i ss Eve ly n F t· nner ~he use d inc idc·nts r ecord ed in both th~ ':tw ha~ had st· ve ral y ear!' of wo rk at old and new tc·st a m ents, dramatic h ap- =" ( ·t: thw t' ~t.t:o rn uni\·e r s it y, and h as had exp e nings in th t· lin.: s of pt·<JJilt· a nd in th e Pt' l'tl'n.ct· m ~ co uting. Hht · ha s so m e history of :l ra<'t· as tht · basis f o r this '" ':r·y tn~ (· re sling pla ns for tiH· troop and ··o nclw·dott. Sht· ah;o ~ h o w f' l1 how the '~· rll b ~· wh olt.:-he ar tNl in lw r t·o - op(·rabibli ca l illl'iclt· nt s haY· · lw· ·n the inspira- lton wrth the girl~. College Girls Wake With Singing of Xmas Carols ved in front of the open fire in the living room of Marienthal and President Edna Dean Baker told one of the Christmas carols by the girls from Christmas stories before the girls left for classes. one of the apartments of the National Kindergarten and Elementary colle~e Lawrence Perkins, a graduate of dormitories awakened the students in the other apartments bright and early New Trier High school residing in thi s morning. In the grey dawn, came Evanston, is returning from Cornell . the softened tread of many feet, the university Decemhcr 19, for the Christflickering light of manv candles, and mas holidays. the mush: of many voices blending in - vthe joyous carols which rang out sweet Under the admm1stration of Governand clear, then died away in the dis- or Duncan, Springfield, in 1837, was tance. established as the permanent capital ser- of the state . .., PETII ... Sold 1ft the Eitel Restaurants · C.&. N. W. Terminal Chicago CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS Also at the New Hotel Eitel Delaware & Rush Sts. CHICAGO 111laicla i1 andertlae same management Eitel Christmas Bakery Specialties are famous because of their fine qualities. No holiday festivity is complete without them. Enjoy Lunch-Tea--Dinner in the Eitel Restaurants. Delicious Appetizing Foods. Convenient to Trains. Three Restaurants: Main Dining. Room, Train Floor; Lunch Room, Main Floor; Concourse Restaurant, Washington Street Concourse. EITEL, Inc., Chicago & North Western TenninaL Station, CHICAGO