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10 Mrs. John C. Carpenter, 239 Essex road, Kenilworth, entertained at luncheon and bridge Wednesday, December J 4, at her home. The Wilmette Legion Auxiliary is to ' --ocomplete plans for its Christmas work A thimble and bridge party for the Mrs. Frank Barrett of Kenilworth at the regular meeting Monday evening, twenty-five or thirty new members of entertained members of her bridge December 9, at 8 o'clock in' the home the Neighbors were entertained at an club at luncheon Tuesday at her home. of Mrs. George Bassler, 301 Seventeenth informal tea at the home of the presistreet. dent, Mrs. Charles Howard Bent, TuesAn attractive program to follow the day, by members of the board of dibusiness session has been arranged by rectors and the social committee. To ou.r many beautiful hats, Mrs. John B. Boodie, program chairThe Neighbors of Kenilworth met coats and dresses, lingerie, man. Rex Wilkes, instructor in dra- on Tuesday of last week to listen to hosiery and neckwear-we matic literature and production at Yank- Dr. Louis Anspacher of New York, have a large variety of gifts ton college, will present a program .of talk upon "The Spirit of the Modern -useful, beautiful and very monologues humorous sketches, stones Drama" with a very large and enthusiand play ~xtracts. Mr. Wilkes is at astic audience to greet him. Dr. Ansreasonab!e. present enrolled as a student in advanced pacher has appeared before this organicourses in Northwestern university zation in the past and his lecture School of Speech. recitals are always very much enjoyed. 1126 Central AYe. A social hour, in charge of Mrs. F. In his lecture about the modern von der Lippen will conclude the eve- drama, he was so brilliant and illuminW'dmette Z403 9iniiiiiniig·iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii at in~ and his t a 1 k was so f u 11 of britt 1 e, stimulating, terse phrases and thoughts that it is both difficult to analyse, praise or discuss it. The general impression was one of great pleasure. The audience leaves Doctor Anspacher always with a feeling of exhitiration. His dramatic ability alone not only entertains but makes his illustrations vivid and clear. He uses this means constantly, bringing bits of scenes from the dramas discussed, to emphasize points he wishes to impress. The audience felt on Tuesday last the modern drama had made definite strides forward. The characters, and their innermost emotions are the important feature. No longer does the drama deal with theatrical externals but with internal psychology and character development and discernment. On December 10, the club will present ] udge Marcus A. Kavanagh of the Superior court and in addition will have some special music appropriate to Christmas. December 6, 1929 Legion Auxiliary Makes Plans for Xmaa Activit· At Neighb.ors Club Batiks and Wrought Iron Pieces Now on Exhibit at Shawnee B,. P. H. The Shawnee Country club has on its walls and in the ball room a very important loan Exhibition this wel!k. This includes Batiks by Marian E Sewell and wrought iron by Geor~ Keeler. The exhibit will close on De cember 8. Most of the wrought iron pieces move on to the Milwaukee Art institute at the close of this exhibition Mr. Keqler is showing sixteen pieces uf wroughf iron including several grilles, brackets, and lanterns. Mrs. Sewell's batiks are unusually clever, and depi ct scenery as well as birds and animal . There was a special tea on last Sun day in honor of the artists with Mrs. Charles Dennis in char~e of the exhibit, Miss Elizabeth Robertson assi sting her and Mrs. Charles Triggs in charge of the tea tables. The junior members of the art committee including Miss Louise Ebeling of Evanston and Miss Phebe Hedrick of Kenilworth, assist at these art teas . By way of diversion at Shawnee th e men of the club were entertained on Monday evening of this week with boxing bouts and wrestling. 'l'hese entertainments are widely popular and t!t c rooms are always packed with eager watchers. Mrs. Clyde P. R s, 1321 Chestnut avenue, Kenilworth 1 ft on Thursda y for Washin~ton; D. C., to visit her daughter Shirley, who is attending Mount Vernon seminary. They attended the Dartmouth-Navy game at Philadelphia on November 30. IN ADDITION UNIQUE STYLE SHOP - -,- - ~-- GIVE A BEAUTIFUL -o-A daughter, Ann, was born Tuesday·. December 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Francis ]. Budinger, 1128 Maple avenue, Evanston, at the St. Francis' hospitaL Prompt Delivery hone Wilmette 634 For Christmds · · . · · · and thereafter Again the PJ\Oblem presents itself for solution- "What shall I give for Christmas?" We suggest as a gift, one of our beautiful Oriental rugs, as the most desirable-the most enduring gift of allfor Orientals bring joy throughout a life time. In our collection you can easily find the rug of your choice-some small Orientals priced as low as $8; others in full room sizes up to $1,000 and over. 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