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N. S. Alpha Phi Project Feb. 19 In -innouncing their, sponsor- shipof- a-.ormal supper-dance :n the. evening of February 19, at. Shawnee Country. club, Wil- mette, ut 9-:30, the North Shore 4 alumnae. of Alpha Phi are an- swering the popular demand of their. own members,-and of their friends, wNho attended the dance 9g*Ven two years ago, for an-, éther dance which the, hope will prove.as successful fianý, cianlv and delightful sociallv. as the former dance. For the, altruisticpurpose. of swell- ing 'the ,contribution froin the North- western chapter's alumnae mémibers to the sorority's international fund known as the "Founders' Loan fund," 4 the various committees unider the chairnianship of Miss Emily Carlisle, t of the Orrington hotel,_ Evanston, are busily enýgagèd in plans for the dance. T his fund, established originally in memory- of awell-loved, founder'of' Alpha Phi, Martha Foote Crow, Îs designed to mneet intra-chapter hous- ing needs of. chapters both in, the United States and Canada. Prominent. Alpha Phi's and their busbands from the campus and north shore will serve as patronesses and patrons. They are President and Mrs. Walter Diii Scott of. Northvestern university; and of Evanston, Mayor and Mrs. Henry D. Penfield, Mr. and Mrs.. Robert L. Scott, Dr. and Mrs. Budd Clark Corbus, Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Tilden, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Lingle, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Xie- boldt, ýand.Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Anderson. The others, are Mr. and Mrsi T.- C. Moulding of Wilmette; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tidemanî and Mr. and %frs. Alf red Wiltberger of Kenilworth; Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Aid- rich of Winnetka, Mr. and Mrs. Byers Wilco,ç, Winnetka; andMr., andMrs. Carlo * Mliss Caroliine Roberts, 328 'wïick road, Kcihc'orth, is muan of the lun;cheoni commýiiti the Vorth Shore Alui.îiae c4 of Alpha Phi. -She wi!l as.s hostcss' for the day when the ter has its iinoithly lun;cheo>n inug lWed)iesda%,, Fcbruiary 9,1 homei of Mrs- Ira E. [I'stbpr E-v-7nstont. Sorority Benofit for Summer Camp Child, The Chicago Alumniiae club ô Gamma Del ta, initernational lanic sorority, will hold its benefit bridge party Saturday, ary 12, at the Medinah clul R. C. Fergusoni, 1931 Greenwo, nue, 'Wilmette is chairman table prize comrnittee. Mrs. W. B. Wiemers, 1424 avenue, atid Mrs. A. J. Lin A get-acquainted tea for ne%% mem- Sbers wiIl be held by the Kildeer Country Club Women at Shawnee Country club on XXTIednesda%. Feb-' ruary 9. The aiffair wiIl be a bridge te a and will. be held. at l :30 q'clock. If unable to: play bridge,, members are urged- to corne for tea at ý4:30 The chairman of women 's activities, for 1938 is ?i.rs. f Ienry C. Kinkaid. a nd' joint chairmnen of the ýtta are Mrs. John. A. Walters and Mrs. Charles -W. Mead. Assisting at thie tea.wifl be Mrs. .R. P.. Baker. M\rs. A. H. Gansberg, M-\rs. Rov F, Webs- ter, and MMs, H. C. Kinkaid: WiII Entertain Alpha Phi Croup ln his own- inimitably droll and whim.sical mnanner, profes- sor James T. Hatfield of Evans- ton will,* inform and entertain the North Shoôre Alumnae chap- ter. of Alpha Phi at, its coming rnonthl-y luncheon, meeting to be held Wednesday,> February* 9,. at. 1 o'clock at. the home of Mýfrs., Ira, E. Westbrook, 207 Lake stfreet,, Evanston. Attractive. table prizes are being An utoiy nth piurse Sfurnished for the bridge. Reserva- early days -of Evanston, Professor St ions niay be mnakle b-, caJ1li ng Mrs. Hatfield neyer fails to charm his audi- SWalters. 120 Keenev street. Evanston. ence with bis. version-,ofý local history. As an Alpha Phi husband, and father - of ,the well-known. Hatfield twins. his presence at this luncheon group_ Tri ýDelta Mothers to is of 'especiaI'int-crest. >s Photo Up-to-the-minute data about the War- Sponso r Program and Tea benefit supper dance the North Shore chair- alumnae are giving 'February, 19, at tee of M,\rs. Henry G. Zander, Jr.. of Ken- ýShawnee club ini Wilmette will* bc pre- rapter ilwvorth ýill give a current events and sented by'Miss Emily Carlisle of ist, as book. review at the benefit program E .ntn wowl as ysieoe chtaf.- tea the Tri Delta Mothers' club is the business meeting. mecet- having at the Delta Delta Delta house, AssigMs etro<a ot at. tht' 623 ~~~~University p l a c e, Evanston. se oh ~ ilb:Ms ao ook iii Thiursday,. Februaryý 10, at 2 o'clock.esslrtedywilb:MssCao -Prodigal Parents." Sinclair Le%%- une Roberts, 328 Warwick road, Keni ý- inew book just off the press, w~ill Worth; as chairman of the luncheon bthe subject of Mrs. Zander's re- committee; Miss Ernily Banning, Win- view.netka; Mrs. R. F. Brookby, Mrs. B. Tickts or.he ventrna bese-M.. Philbrick of Evanston; Mrs. J. K. Tcets fror 4 fhe event tny be s- Northway, Mrs. Howard Packard, ren cunred ra Waolther f . Soein erm-Mrs. William Yonkers, and Mrs. Don- Mrs. fiance H. Cleland, Mrs. Jos-ph ald Oakland of Chicago. Reservations f Alpha Van Buskirk. n r.A .Rs may be made with Mrs. Westbrook in panhel- of Evanston; . Mrs. Norton A. Booz Evnston;- or with Miss Roberts, annual and Mrs. Evan J McIlraith of chairmanr,. 328 Warwick road, Kenil- Febru- mette, and Mrs. G.ý Froehling of ClIi- wo r th. b. MUrs. cago. OUd aveé- of the Forest. n,, 1805 ilmette are assist- i, as menibers of Patroness Evanston Drama Club to Have Play Reading iext Fn. Mrs.. Frank E. Brown, formerly of Wilmette, entertained for the mern- bers of her bridge. club Tuesday at the Edgewater Be ach -hotel,- where sbe is, now residing., ing wii tolow at Z, and. at J o dlock. the WVebb ensemble comnposed of Miss Marion Searles, 'cellist; Miss; Jennye Guideo, violin; .Frank Kel- logg, pianist; and Howard WXebb,.. tenor, will give the prograni. A social hour occurs at 4 o'clock., J. D. T lUIVIPht .,11;-. Harold Tideman, 138 Abi>îgdon avenune, Ken ilzcorth, zvith Mr. Tideman wl serve as~ one of the patronesses and patrons for the Alphas Phi supper dance sponsored. ,'y the North Shore Aluinnae chap- ter at Shawnee Cmpitry club Saf- urdàv. Febriiarv 19, froî,iQ.:30 to: 1., Il ý LILU 'ý% it'jol î) a 'j CIIII) spolnsored a class in plaN-vrltilcs t- n der the direction of Theodore Hinck- ley. she wvent on tour from coast to, coast with R.K.O. with, the nrize wi- ing . 1lav. :"tnder Cuirrei' ,"written bv a memer, of the ciass. Fax- hl' t and .Which mnet with great success evervwhere. dl WILMETTE LIFE ;jý