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lofhi$mt ONE of the. Ieading SHEIKS of Wiim.tte TELLS us V 1ery confi- DENTIALLY that his LADY friend dlo.sn't CARE for any> kind of CANDY .xcept POUR VOUS Chocolaté. AND wo forgot to tell HlM when h. was in THE store lait NIGHT that, we have a. FRESH shipment of the GENUINE POUR VOUS BRAN D ordered ESPECIALLY for *ASIUE for him a v.ry HANDSOME box of POUR VOUS (For You) CHOCOLATES. ,BECAUSE we know, HE'LL want something SPECIAL for that OCCASION and if Special 21/2 poud Box. Hlomemaid, assorted Chocolates 98é One pox. Seven cases of mnumPs were re- leased in the same pe riod of time. In the public schools, which have an enrolinient of 1,670, a total o.. 403 absences were reported during the month biecause of upper respira- tory infections, forty-three. because of gastrinittesti nal1 disturbances and Six because- of asthma. Other important statistics for the month *sbowed a. total of fourteen birthsand niné deaths. Tri Deltas Initiate; Have Luneheon, Dance Delta Delta Delta sorority of North- western university announces the iiti- ation on December 6, of Jane Pauline Schwerke and Helen' Hoît. The so- rority annouinces, the. pledging of Fred- die Peterson and, Gertrude Wilson. The« c hapter's winter' formaI dinner dance was heldon December 5, at the Opéra club, West Walton place, 'Chi- On Monday, December 8, the active chapter was hostess at luncheon to two distinguished guests: Mrs. Chase (her- self a Tri-Det), wife of the president: of the University of Illinois;,and Mrs., Hibbard, wife of Dean Hibbard of Northwesterni, at whose home Mrs Chase was staying. HAS SURPRISE PARTY Monday afternoon Margaret Mary Moran, daughter of the John j. Môr- ans, 924 Greenleaf avenue, was the guest of honor at a surprise party given by little Miss Betty Renneckar of 1627 1EImwood avenue, the oc- casion being the sixth birthday of Margaret. Mary. - A birthclay cake with frosting and candles, candies, and ice creaul in the form of clowns and many presents delighted and sur- prised the small guest of honor. The party ended with Betty Renneckar at the piano and the small girls gathered arou'nd her, ail singing "Holy Night." CHIRISTMAS GIFTS FOR THE MOTOÉIST taken by Miss Peggy DJavis, Miqs Myrtle torcom, Miss Catherine Swi.. gart, Miss Marian Hoffman. Miss Ruth Doyle, John Walker, Mervin Severance, Bert Morrison, Hugh Whipple,. Henry Bur nett, and Charles Palnmer.. and tbey formed'a notable cast. The orkwassincere, interesting and stirring. S6nie very clever and reall.y humorous actin9g w*as done b'v Mr. Palmer and Miss Hoffmnan in the roles of Nick and Susan Potter-and deserves special- menti on. Their dia- log was sparkling and their teani work sbowed excellent, training. Miss Peggy ]Pavis not only gave a very sincere*portrayal of the lead- ing parti, "Linda Seton" but she séemed to look the part, a rollickin.g. straightforward girl eager to kiloW life in its realtity,: frank and. honlest, unhappy in, the shamn:,surroundings, which ber fathers wealtb had hujît for her. The part of Ned Seton was taken by a 34oung man wlio gives evidence o_' decidecl dramatic talent, Bert Morri- son. He has a výery fine and expres- sive speaking voice in excellent con- trol, and splendid poise. It is. hoped. that he will work diigently at the, rudiments of acting and not be early spoiled by too much praise, which lie is bound to have. He bas the qualities to go far in this profession and these comibinedby earnest work and avoid- ance of mannerismns should carry hinîi far. Another character who stood out espécially in the cast was .taken by Hugh Whipple as the. father. He bad a very good makçe-up and appeared a prosperous gentleman in the early fifties. He is in reality quite a youingý man. His voice is remar-kable, of great depth and beauty. He broulght to the-,play an exçce llent performance. Miss Melita Skillen, who, directed the play,, deserves great . praise.. The play ivas most enjoyable and the- final climax of tbe last act carried' with it a decided thrill., <CENTRAL.WiLM6TTE AVENUES PHONES: WIUWIETTE 28 end 29. and STORM DOO1US Phne Wuuimtt. 131 or 190 HOFFMANN BRO8. 1$08 central Ave. Jack and Hôro Kaufman, who are attending Lehigh universitY, ffethlehem, Penn., are arriving homle this week to pass the Christmlas holidays with thieir parents, Mr. and Mr». 'S. -1 Kaufman, 515 Washington. avenue.