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noon of this week ta entertain meinbers at the conclusion of the box-luncheon and business meeting, wvith its election of, oficers, and reports. The meetinig'is called for 2 o'clock but members will assemble at noon, with their own box lunches, to spend' a social time together and have coffee served- them by the club.. Mari Se- taro, Italian isopranio,- was an honor studenit at the American Conservatory of Musico and of E. 'Warren K. Howe, with ýwhom. she studied. She establ.ished ber reputation in appear-' ances in Orchestra hall- and in 'con- certs throughout the mid-west 'and soutbern states. She bas been praised for bier interpretations of operatic arias of the Italian and French scbools, classie as well as modern art songs. Critics bave applauded the. quality and range of hier1 voice, and say ber excellent diction givés to hier- interpretations a zest seldom foirnd on the concert stage.' The artist of the afternoon is versatile. She has won praise as -a dancer, and is also a fine pianist. Mrs. Harry L. Barker% program chàirnin , will introduce Miss Setaro, Friday to the club, during a meeting over Whicb Mrs. Thomas P. Gibbons will preside as retiring president. 0. of Mv. Meeting St. Francis housebold, Order of Martha, will have its nex.t ieý_tirig Monday, April 25, at the home oi Mrs.. George A. Ludwig,. 7526 North Damen avenu~e, Chicago,, at 1:30 o*clock. TPle co-hostess will be Mrs. M. Hl. Maii of 221 WVood court. Lecfure-Rocitolist On April 23, a bridge party wilI be beld at the home of Mrs. W. E. Hardie, 2649 Asbury avenue, Evans- ton, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Burdette Kin- der, Mrs. W. B. Little, and. Mrs. Williami Sergeant, W111 assist the'host- ess., On April 28, a luncheon and bridge wâi be given at the Evanston Masonic temnple at 1 o'clock. Mrs. RoYHop- kins, is chairtnan. The Shrine is soon to bave, one- thou.sand new Cook books ready for SwArcH FOR 7THE leg in a cast. 1 at theHigbland EnterfainsSpk Mms Lincoln C.Torrey, 1341 Eli-. wood avenue,> entertained the members 'of Spoke il of- the Presbyterian -.church at luncheon. at bher* home oni Tuesdày. APRIL LUCKY,.DAY--- = ~own Gk/rfo -t?(2 o e more smîloe ermiles w the seIfid blowl breton from our Aufographed Hât ,Bar! Ifs. a swank new topper that, you'I wear with your new Spring coat and withal your summer frocks, too. Il. roils softly off your face with a wide sweep exactly like theo fuit curve of a saod bo1- 4/ 3pairs $3.85 "Hu imor in Music" i., the tille 0f a lecture-recital to be.jven Mon- day, 4pril 25,. by Mary Cameron for the anniual meeting and lunch- eon of the 'North SIaore Congrega- tion Içrael Sisterhood ùt the temfple fi Gle>icoe. Exclusive wif h S*.vens in Evanston« EDGARA. STEVENS, Inc. EDGAR Evonston Il A.STE VENS, Inr. I night worries.