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May · 3, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE . Ke·ilworth EtJiscopal On May 5, the Fifth Sunday after Easter, there will be a celebration of the Holy Eucharist at 8 o'clock. The Children's service and church school will open at 9 :30. At 11 o'clock will be a second celebration of the Holy Communion. The rector wlll preach the sermon at this service. The Woman's ·Auxiliary and Rector's Aid society were entertained by the president, Mrs. George C. Richards, on Monday afternoon, at her home. It was the occasion of the annual business meetIng at which the following officers were elected: Mrs. Stanley Knight, president of the Rector's Aid society; Mrs. Louts D. Raggio, president of the Woman's Auxiliary; Mrs. Kirk Taylor, vice-president; Mrs. Irving Jackson, secretary, and Mrs. Cyrus A. Barr, treasurer. :.!Qii~U~~-iil&llllllllld·UiiiiiiiU~iiiBiiiii&iiiiiiiiiBiii The Church of the Holy Comforter The Rev. Leland Hobart Danforth, rector , "Do You ReiDeffiber 'Way·~lack, When"'~ ... j Kenilworth Garden Club Observes President's Day The Kenilworth Garden club met for the fir.st time in the season of 1929 at the home of Mrs. E. F. Snydacker on Friday last. This was Presiden f·s day in honor of the president for this year, Mrs. Edwin Phelps. It was a most interesting meeting with a full discus sion of the program and, in addition , new.5 regarding the coming exodus of eight . .~embers of the club to Philadelphia, to attend the annual meeting of th e Garllen Club of America and of two members to London, England, to attend the wonderful series of events planned by the English Speaking union for two weeks, the last of May and the first of June. This invitation was sent by the English .speaking union to the members uf the board of the Garden Club of America and to the presidents of each affiliated garden club, inviting them to be their guests during this period and to visit the gardens in and about London. The plans have been received and are m::>st inviting. It is a great privilege. It being impossible for Mrs. Phelps to go at this time, Mrs. Snydacker goe s in her place and Mrs. S. D. Flood is a member of the board of the Garden Club of America and goes as one of that group. The next meeting \\·ill occur on May 10, at the home of Mrs. Flood on Kenilworth avenue. Mrs. Ruf will soeak on "Fertilizers" and Mrs. Grant Ridgway will speak ·on "Arboretums." you went to church three times on Sunday and to prayer meeting every Wednesday night-and very likely attended regularly a two weeks' rev~val meeting in mid-winter? Times, you say, have changed. No o~c does that any more. Golf and the auto- . mobile and other forms of recreation have taken a large share of the Sabbath. The ·Church is asking. for less . time today than it has ever asked in its history. One short service is ali that is held in our Wilmette Churches, and the preaching is better and the music finer than in the olden days. Mart's spiritual needs are changing. Surely in the allotment of your time you can devote an hour of the Sabbath day to fellowship with Christian people. Mrs. Edgar W. Burchard Dies at Kenilworth Home Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Burchard in Kenilworth were grieved to learn · of the sudden death of Mrs. Burchard at her home, 310 Oxford road, early Monday morning, April 29. Mrs. Burchard, who was born in Ohio in 1865 and spent her girlhood in Decatur, Ill., had been a resident of Kenilworth for twenty years, and was active in women's organizations on the north shore. ~j1e was also a member of the Chicago Woman's club and the Chicago Women's Athletic club. Mr. and Mrs. Burchard had returned from a three month's visit in California ten days before Mrs . Burchard's death and had planned to leave this month on a totlr of Scotland and England. Mrs. Grant Keehn (Marjorie Burchard), an only daughter, who resides in New York, is returning from Bermuda for the funeral, which was to be held this Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Church of the Holy Comforter in Kenilworth, with the Rev. Leland H. Danforth, rector .9£ the church, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Merle C. Nutt of. Moline, Ill., who have been visiting th~ latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Small of 411 Maple avenue, the pa~t two ~eeks, mot.ored to their hmac today. Directory of Churches: The FJrst Presbyterian Church Ninth Street and Greenleaf Avenue W'dmette Eaglish Lutheru t\urch Greenleaf Avenue and Seventh Street Rev. Clyde Randolph Wheeland Rev. Catl I. Emp1on St· . John's Lutheran Church Wilmette and Park Avenues The Wilmette Baptist «iturch Forest and Wilmette Avenues Rev. Herman W. Meyn Rev. GtOrge D. ·Allilon Ftrst Congregational Church Lake and Wilmette Avenues St. Augustine'1 Episcopal Church 1140 Wilmette Avenue Rev. Vere V 1 Loper Rev. Hubfrt Carkton The Fmt Methodist Church Lake and Wilmette Avenues Rev. Horace G. Smith Publi1hed by th1 Interchurch Advertiaing Committe~. Wilm,tte Church FedtrtJtion