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New Balinese Girls Club Young Business Women of High- land Park and Deerfield, were guests of the Y. W. C. A. at a supper Thun- day night, Much 20, at the associa- tion house. Thirty-six young women,, in re- sponse to invitations sent out by the Business Girls committee, met in the living room of the "Y" for an infor- mal "tretmeqimlnted" half hour. Sup- per was served in the assembly room at 6:30. The table was very attrac- tive with its flowers and candles in pastel tints. Mrs. E. J, Ginter, chair- man of the rij,iiEii, committee, we: responsible fo " as well an for a remarkably iltte delegation of Deer- field girls. Just when the hum of conversation wns at its best, some one suggested a “who's who." 80 each girl in turn rose and told her name and business connection. A surprise drawing then took place. The prize a lovely con-sage of sweet peas, was won by Ella Epperson, Highland Park hospital. Plans for forming a club were pro- posed. This met with such enthus- iastir response that it was decided to set the date of the next meeting for Thursday, April 3. At this time a name will be decided upon. and of. fleets will be chosen. The following committee will prepare the program for the dinner hour. Miss Bessie Pearce, Grace McClure, Gayle Borne- mann, and Miss Rosetta Taylor. We hope that if you are a young woman living either in Highland Park or in Deerfield, you will con- sider this an invitation to come and enjoy the evening with us next Thursday, April 3, at 6:30. The B. Y.'s gave a tnitseellaneouir shcwer at the Y.W.C.A. for Berth Hackenberg Crawford. Hoetoues were Misses Alvin: Schneider, and May Hansen. Many useful and beau- tiful gifts were received. The club has changed the date for their sprtne dance to April 28. at the Y.W,C.A. Tickets can be purchased from club members. Art Clue The poster making class, taught by Con Hendee, had its second meet- ing Wednesday evening. " which time several new girls entered. It is an opportunity tor any onewish- in: to know how to make posters, to Join. Drawing pens ere used Ind may be purchased It the class. Girl Reserve V The Swastika Girl Reserves Are preparing I living G.R. book for their part It the Mother and Daughter ban. quet, April 4, followed by n “Healthy Style Show." Cubs Sr. "Road to Life Perfect," the Cubs, Jr., the Code in- terpretation. The assembly where the supper will be served will be decor- ated in Japanese lanterns. Each club is responsible for e part of the pro- gram. The following girls volunteered to plan and prepare the. dinner, Helen Novak, Carolyn '3aathoft, Marian Me- Manus, Helen Ktsuthnttn. G. R. Council The G. R. council met It the Y.W.. C.A. Friday evening after school. The principle business was the plans for Thursday, March 27, 1930 Y. W. CA Notes the coming event "The Girl Reserve Mother-Daughter Banquet" April 4, at 6:30. Etch club must have the number "tending the banquet in " the Y.W.C.A. offiee by Thundny morn- mg. Mother Club The Mothers club is having an April Fools Masquerade party Tueldly, April 1, 8:00 o'eloek " the Y. W. C. A. Prize: will be Awarded for the but and funniest costume. Mrs. Abbot and committee will serve refresh- ments. The latter part of the evenlng wilt be given to business. Proceeds for the play and the Ruth Hum- Me- Cormick tea will be Announced by the committee in charge. In all the brondlides directed " Congress little is said about the one thing that would surely solve the pro- hibition problem: Get the pooph to stop drinkitt--Boston Trnnscript. BIRTHDAY CARDS for EVERYBODY Tallies _ 7 Place Cards 2 Bridge Scores, Sets and Table Numbers . RENTAL LIBRARY Highland Park Pharmacy TEE “use 536 Central Avenue Phone 2404 Friday, March ST, " 8:15 't.t8ts-- Ravinia Show Boat. Saturday. March Mt, at 8:15 p. - Ravinia Show Boat. Wednnday. April 2, " P.80 pan. --Mett's gym clul. Friday, April 4, It 7:80 Fm. - Boy Scout muting. Tawny. inch I, " 1:00 p. m. - Dancing clan. The people of Austria In around by having n mylteriouu “wand-r doe- tor" in their midst. He probably get- his title from the Net that his lundurd tee in " cent. a visit. Wetland-y. April 9. It 2:80 p. Bt.-- Womnn'u club meeting, We wish to thank our friends and relatives for their may expulsion- of sympathy and for the beautlfttt floral oiterittgs lent during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Funk Dock and flmily. Ruin]. Villue House Calendar CARD or THANKS FRESH AND ROTTEN MANURE AND BLACK SOIL MARCH " Reuben Lloyd Tolephond H. P. 535 FLOWER SHOW lo a. -. ." p. I. Adah-III Ne Child”- Ilder II. [it MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN IVER ‘th Annual HOTEL SHERMAN APRIL ,