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December 20, 1929 WILMETTE mate.dals and clothing them in sundry fashions. Each group took a number of dolls and early this w~ek returned them to the Y. W. C. A. office garbed attractively as babies, coeds and adults or in national costumes of other lands. They were to be on exhibition at the Christmas vespers service yesterday afternoon where the judges were to select the best-dressed. Hundreds of children from the settlement are visiting Northwestern this week as guests of the fraternities, sororities and dormitories for Christmas parties. LIFE :-.?:/ Harper and Nygaard to Attend Teachers' Meeting Next Week The \Vilmette Public schools will be represented at the seventy-sixth annual meeting of the Illinois State Teachers' association at Springfield next week by Supt. ]. R. Harper. Mr. Harper is president of the Superintendents' and Principals' Association of Northeastern Illinois. E. L. Nygaard, of Wilmette, superintendent of the Joseph Sears school, will represent Kenilworth at the state teachers' meeting. Mr. Nygaard is a member of the committee to confer with the board of trustees of the State Teachers' Pension and Retirement ~und. This committee will meet at 5 o'clock next Thursday afternoon at the Abraham Lincoln hotel in Springfield. The state teachers' meeting this year wilt be a three-day session, beginning Thursday night, December 26, and continuing through Saturday, December 28. The Abraham Lincoln hotel has been selected as . the teachers' headquarters. All general sessions of th~ convention will be held in the ·:entennial building. Prominent Speakers Among the noted educators and speakers who will address the general sessions of the convention are: Miss A. Evelyn Newman, Miss Mabel Carney, Dr. Charles Hubbard Judd, and Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes. Miss Newman is professor of English at Colorado State Teachers' coltege, Greeley, Colo. She has just completed her doctor's degree in the University of Dublin, Ireland, and has had much travel experience and many contacts with the leaders in international affairs, particularly in her activities with the League of Nat ions. She will speak on the "International Note in Literature" at 11 o'clock Friday morning. Miss Carney, a graduate of the Northern Illinois State Teachers' college at DeKalb, is now associate professor of rural education at Teachers' college, Columbia university. At 2 o'clock Friday afternoon she wilt address the convention on "The Challenge of the Country School to Illinois Educaters." Noted Educator BROWNIE'S Remodeling Alterations \\!omen's Accessories 665 Vernon Avenue Glencoe Phone Glencoe 18 5 PERSONAL SERVICE DINNER PRECEDES DANCE Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Hankins, 470 Washington avenue, Glencoe, are entertaining at dinner for their daughter, Anne Louise, on December 28, at their home. Miss Haskins is to be one of the hostesses at a dance to be given at the Sovereign hotel on December 28. The dinner is for the hostesses and their escorts. Miss Georgianna Fowler returned. to Kenilworth from the Ogontz school December 19, to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fowler. Miss Mary Karker and Miss Josephine Otter returned from Ogontz also. SHOPPE Daily-8:30 to 6 -· Saturdays-8:30 to 9 Let Dorothy Ellen Brown outfit you complete with what you .have or what you will need for the holiday season. · Qtlrnuiug fnr t4r .111rntittitirs . RMECOMINGS and parties . . . . dinner dances theatre affairs . . . . guest entertainments ·and hotel gatherings . . . . You'll surely want your formal attire in perfect condition for the gay holiday festivities. We're ready to call for that evening gown, Spanish shawl or wrap .... that gentleman's tuxedo, cutaway or dress coat. By phoning us immediately, we can assure you of prompt service. a~d Dr. Judd, who is head of the department of education and director of the school of education at the University of Chicago, wi11 lecture twice, once on Friday afternoon and again on Friday evening. His subjects will be "Types of Social Instruction" and "Reconstruction of the School Program." Dr. Judd has degrees from numerous colleges and universities ·in America and Europe and is the author of many books and monographs on educational subjects. Dr. Barnes. who · is scheduled to speak on "!\ew History and Social Studies" at the Friday evening session. is a widely known educator, lecturer, and writer. His list of activities, positions, societies, and achievements is one of the longest in "Who's Who in America." Three of his most noted books are "The Genesis of the World \Var," "The Repression of Crime," and "Life in the Twentieth Century." ®ur i!fnlibny Plain Dresses ...... $1.00 Men's Suits ......... $1.00 ~prcinln Cleaned and Pressed No Dress Over ... $2.25 Tuxedos ............... $1.50 For your convenience we maintain an alteration and repair department Established 19 21 WILMETTE I I 50 Central Avenue Phone Wilmette 704 Phone Wilmette 74 8 OTTO F. FISHER, President GLENCOE Coeds Fill Stockings for Settlement Party Over 3,000 filled stockings and 300 dressed dolls witt be the gift of members of the Y. W. C. A. at Northwestern university to children at the university settlement. Following a custom of many years, the university women have been busy for a month sewing the red tarlatan stockings with green yarn, and Sunday they filled them with popcorn and candy and took them to the settleme~tt. Sorority women have helpe~ wtth the dressing of the dolls, furmshtng the WINNETKA 578 Lincoln Avenue Phone Winnea·ka 638 Members National Association of Dyers and Cleaners Members Master Cleaners and Dyers Association of the North Shore 669 Vernon Avenue Phone Glencoe 8 6 5 WAUKEGAN 1 o 7 S. Genesee Street Phone Majest:c 1 6 7 5 The first dry cleaning plant with the chain store system Main Office f1 Plant-WAUKEGAN~ WEBSTER AVES., HIGHWOOD, ILL. Phone Highland Park 3 71 0 · Please call the branch in you.r communit y and our courteous service man will call.