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inMnitreNo Allen PhilbricIk, 982 Elm street, Winnet1ka, Reinhold H. Palenske, 226 Tenth street~, Wil- mette, Elizabeth Orton Jones and Morris Henry Hobbs of Highland Park are among the North Shore artists whose work is.to be seen in the. Second Annual Ex.hibit of Miniature: Etchings being held during the month of November in the Club Womfari'S bureau at Mandel Brothers. by the Chicago Society of Etchers. Two hundred and eighteen--prints, including al tpsof etching, -no :,print,'being:larged -than- treby fiýe inchesi,compose the exhibit. Seven foreigri countrieS are represented-AuStria, Eng- land, France, 1.ndia, China, Czechoslovakia and * Swvitzrland-as .well as, work by some ofi the best etching artists in twenty-seven states in this.coÜntry. Theso ciety was organized twenty-sevefl years ago to promote interest in the graphie Arts, and has held annual shows ever since. The Plan-for an exhibit of miniature etchings originated last year, and was so successful that a second was scheduled for this year, Mr. Hobbs is showing a* series of four p'rints. 'Sprmng," "Summer," "Autumn" and "Winter"; Mr. Philbrick the same number under the titles "By the Lake" "Down in Mairne," "Coodbye" and ."The Bridge." Elizabeth Jones illustrates her own books with delightful sketches of chil- dren. A critic has said of Mr. Talenske' s etch- ing-'"It is brimming over with spirit, life and action." Portra~its and ictndscapes in water colbr -Iy Wallace Edmund 7turner are being- shou'n Novemnber il ta 30 in the Evanston Public lh- brary under th~e auspices of the Evanston. Art center. Mr. Turner's wif e, Trenna Scott Tur- ner, is a teacher in the Wilmette Publie schools. Mem-bers of the North Shore Art league wil1 turn their thoughts from paint and canvas to old fashiôned square dances and. box suppers on Saturday evening, November 26. For a very smagllý admission charge the league is spon- soring *a big barni dance: at Winnetka Community, House for old and young >al ike the guests to corne and, bring their own box suppers. Coffee will be.served by the Art league. Costumes are in order for those 'who wish to dre.ss up, but it is not oblîgatory the committeé, in, charge, composed of Mrs. Rene Lavenant, Mrs. A. R. Mathias, and.,Mrs. Wilbur Giffin, re-. ports. Dancers are, instructed to corne provided with. their' "best,,wind". for there Will be plenty of foot work. . _mtn f rlington Heights, a professioflal squaýre dance caller for the past, twenty-flve years' has been engaged to call the figures and to supply the music. He wîll bring with him a* fiddler and a pianist, An "arty" atmosphere' le to pervade the party, for tber.e. will still bc displayed on the walls of the stu- dio at that time the P.W.A. art exhibit which opened with a meeting and programn on Wednes- -day night of this week. The league is cooperating in the Open Housé to be held at Çommunity House on Sunday, Novemn- ber 27, and has appointed Mrs. Harold Sniell to take charge of the art league tea 'table that afternoon. Nancy Coonsman Hahn will supervise the demonstrationi of painting, sculpture, and other work which is to be displayed in the He is harpist for tfi pany in Chicago, Civic Opera orchi season. atJion is al! afor roadcasting com- playing with the .e Chicago opera Tuesda y, November 22,' for the uenera Hnrry Dearborfl chapter of the Daughters of the Amer-. ican Revolution at a meeting and program at the Chicago Woman'S club auditorium. Mrs. C. Lloyd Maley of Evanston has .arranged the prograni and engaged as speaker Dr. Clark Kuebler, instructor in classical languages. at .Northwesternl university, who will talk on "De- mocracy in Europe Since 1918." A local mem- nrçmni..qionisMrs. William F'ox of AII-Beethoven Program Closen for Concert The seventh program of the Chicago Symphony' orchestra's Thursday-Friday series will.be play- ed on recordings Wednesday evenîng of next week at the Dudley K. French home, 503 }{aw- thorri lane, Winnetlça. This is an entire Bee- execurtvivu<oaa&i i i çhairman of art au he is.also natiottal r&o Photo at tis m<eting1 New Trier -11gh Miss Erancea Ax -hooi, uncier ýrson., of. 01 sUjgs Qf' .were writ ý.of Utica,. WILMETTE LIFE- National Oiffcer n by her sieri