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Matc:h 2, 1928 . WRITES FOR MAGAZINES An invitation to the allday meeting children of the Joseph Sears school to of the Garden club of Illinois, on the Valentine Near East relief fund Monday, February Zl, at the Hotel in a drive which closed last week. One Sherman, discloses that t.he list of hundred and sixty pupils made con- speakers for the program includes tributions. Mrs. Vibe Spicer of Kenilworth, whose subject was "Gardens-Yesterday, ·ToVISITS WITH ~ARENTS day and Tomorrow." Mrs. Spicer is Mrs. Grace Boyd-Robertson of Chi- noted as a ~a·rdener and a poet and euo is spending the week with her in the recent issue of the bulletin of p·rents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Coleman Bur- the Garden Club of America appears roughs of 1204 Forest avenue. an artic1e by Mrs. Spicer on the cul1 ture and care of a garden. A poem George W. Springer, 724 Forest ave- by ,Mrs. SJ?icer, "Nan~y Hanks'. LullaftP,e, went to New York Sundav and by, occup!es an enbr_e pa~e m the !VJII spend a week in New York and February tssue of the Ladtes Home Philadelphia on business. He will ·re- , 1our nat turn Saturday. -------oEllsworth Taylor, 849 Michigan Mrs. Carl Hugo Linn of 214 Fifth avenue, sailed February 18, for two atreet entertained at three tables of months in Europe. He will spend his btidge at her· home last Saturday -eve- time buying antiques in France and aiag. England. J'f.f..,.. . . . ' . J· TO NEAR L\.ST .A total of $57.55 was contributed by Groaae Point Health Center Moves ~cea The Grosse Point Health center, which for the past several years has been established in offices on Ridge avenue has taken new quarters in the building located just west of the C. C. Renneckar pharmacy on Lake avenue, formerly . occupied by Dr. E. F. Christie. The dental clinic and other service features of the Center win · be held in the new home as in the previous location in the past. The dental clinic is held each Tuesday morning between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock at the Center. The baby clinic, also a feature of the Center's work, will be held as previously at the Central school each W edne'sday between 3 and 4 :30 o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Margaret B. Griffin, Health Center nurse, may be reached at the new offices. Little::SjmJfhoiJy ·; · ·. Atlo/IIS M·sical · Instruction Plan 'j · . .. ~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ilie~~~nc~twill~m~u~~~is I explained. ~K ME ~ A FEW ..-...x.. ~o George Dasch and Karl Schulte, director and manager, respectively, . of the Little Symphony orchestra, whtch this week gave the final eoncert of the current New Trier Or~hestral association series at the ht_ g h sc~ool auditorium, announce the es~abbsh ment of a Department of M ustcal Instruction under the direction of Walter L. Larson. The growing interest among young people in the sturly of orchestral and band instruments has prompted the formation of this new feature in con· junction with the Little Symphony, according to the sponsors. Instruction is to be given at headquarters of the orchestra at 218 S. Wabash avenue. Members of the orchestra will serve as instructors and M"'f -p -;..:.:__-"\,j,-_-1 ·wiLL CS~ ·a eARO .YoU GO DOWH WHERE J SUV MY · 6HAV1N6 THINCSS. THEY CAN ANSWER, ALMOST' M . ~ QUES'TtOII AT POP! The following instruments will be taught by members of the Little Symphony orchestra: violin, viola, 'c.ello, bass, piano, harp, flute, oboe, clarmet, bassoon, horn trumpet and cornet, trombone, tuba, timpani and percussion instruments, saxophone and banjo, as well as all the band instruments in general use. Director Larson, a member of the orchestra, has enjoyed wide experience in the music school field. Mrs. E. John Hicks, Melrose avenue, entertained her luncheon and sewing club on Friday of last week. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Edwin Hedrick. Ridge Ave. Pharmacy Opposite St. Joseph School -oThomas Copeland, formerly of Wilmette, was initiated into the Sigma Chi fraternity at Northwestern Sunday, February 19. C. C. Rennecka,- Phone Wilmette 316 COSMAS BROTHERS SPECIALS J!OB SATURDAY Speeial Spinae- GREENP~, peek 19e 5 12c ~~~~~~~~~~: .................... 69c ARTICHOKES, ISc 25c R~~~~~fo~ ~ ....................... 25c BRUSSELS SPROUTS, F~O!~~~ ~~~~·............. SI.OO 29c SWEET CELERY, 25c Ct_J;:~: !o?e~~~~~. . . . . . . . . . . . . 75c BABY CARROTS, IOc J~~~!: -~~~~~:............ SI.OO WISCONSIN POTATOES, 39c c~~~~~ ~~~~~: .. .. .. .. ... ..... .. 25c M~~l~~~ -~~~~~~·............... 49c PI~~~· ..... : ................. · 29C · pound ............................ . 5 2 for .............................. . box ......· ........................ . 1 bunch ............................. . bunch .......................·...... peck ........................ ; . . . . . . hellb G·eea Oaloas, Wate· c...., P ..sle~, Radldles At Bxa.emeiF Reasoaable PI-lees 1143 Wiltnette Avenue Opposite Post Of/ice Phones Wil. 2693-2694-823 Four Deliveries Daily