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AND Martina Erickson Par-sons, former president of the college, is coining from Monticello to be a guest of bon- or at the luncheon and many- of the early alumnae of the school Will be present. Also amnonýg those present will be the undergraduates of the col-> lege 'who are home for their spring vacation. *The speaker for the day wiil be. Miss Marjorie S chio pp e Crouch, M.S.S., assistant. to the president. Président,. of the alumnae organiza- tion *here is M.rs. George Milnor .of, evanston. Following luncheon the association will present .the Monticello Coll.ege trio in a concert of, ensemble music. The trio iscomnposed of the heads of. the music department àt Monticelto. including Homer Ullrich, cellist; Mar- iain Ullric, .piaist,. and Mary 11iza.- bet Joncès, violinist. Mr. Ullrich for six years was a member of the Chicago Symphony or- chestra. Miss Ullrich, also well known in Chicago, was three times soloist with the Chicago symphony before she was 20) years old. Miss Jones was formerly violinist with the Seattle Symphony orchestra, and the Wom- an's SvmvbonY Orchestra o~f Ciirzu A Ke>ilworth girl, Miss Shirley C7affey, daughter of Mr. aiid Mrs. IE. J. Ciaffeyv of 200 Oxford road., is playing the part of Hannah'Mul- letin "Little Womnen,> which the senior ýclaess f the Marywood school ,ii Evanston is presenting Thurtday April 8, al 8 ini the evening. Sew for Hospital A group of the North Shore Wom- eni of Rotary met .Wednesday. at the home of Mrs.ý Alfred H. Foxcroft of 220 Lawndale avenue, Wilmette, for dessert. During the afternoon the women sewed for the County hos- ,CHIFFON, UNDIES, Bries -and *Panties' Teddes with Brassiere top Ci KNITS i i/b Dawdley mita EscLmaiwLy j EDGAR A. STEVENSI mc. Evansion 4 'Id OF EDGAR. A. STEVENS, -Jýnco EvaInston