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Thursday, Nov. 20, 1930 Mothers' Club The committee in charge of the program and the offieers of the Moth-) ers' club had a real surprise treat in store for the members and guests of the club at the regular monthly meet- ing at the Y, W. C. A. Tuesday eve- ning, Nov. 11. A delicious supper was served, 67 were present. Mem- bers of the Brand's orchestrn again entertained them with a delightful varied musical program. Mr. Schnei- der talked to the mothers, said there was no question but what it was the mother who ruled the world. The child ik first trained by the mother in the home. Mr. Schneider lead in group singing, being Armistice Day seV'cral partintic songs were sung. The Dee, The conducted Chicago educational tnurs were presented. The Mothers' club haveaieeided on Thursday, Nov. 20, leaving Highland Park at one o'clock at the Y. W. C. A., going and returning by motor coach. Thirty have signed up. . Pi Delta’s Pi Delta's are haying a supper meeting at the Y. WLC. A_. t_oni_ght (Thursday), at 6:30. Mrs, E. J. Gin. ter.and a committee of girls from 1meriuld are in charge. it is a busi- ness meeting. Educational Program Every class included in the Y. W. C. A. educational program is well attended and much interest is shown by those attending. Mrs. Lawrence E. Meyer is directing the Glee club, accompanist, Mrs. Goodwin Garst. The Glee club is working on several beautiful numbers. The dramatic class. directed by Edna Wood Miller, are now starting on a play. Mrs. Miller plans to keep all those in the' -clarvs doing something. They are also working on some Bible dramati- zotion to be given at some of the Sunday afternoon programs. There are 52 in the tap and ballroom class. instructed by Mildred Haessler. Celia Craig's sewing class on Thursday, 7:.'30 to 8:30 was another well attend- ed class. Mrs. Craig is not starting with the fundamentals of sewing, but plans to help you help yourself. Sew- ing is something we all need now, as the dress today must fit. Sunday Afternoon Tens Mrs. W. A. ‘Alexander lead the warld fellowship program " the Y. W. C. A. Sunday afternoon at four o'clock. Following this, members of the Mothers' club were hostesses at an informal tea; This Sunday, Mrs. John Horn will speak on Thanksgiv- ing. Mrs. Hnrn's talks are always in. teresting. Members of the Pi Delta club will serve tea. These meetings have been well attended. The public in most welcome. G. R. News Remember! G. RN the bus for the educational tour leaves next Satur- day, Nov. 22 at? o'eloek. Not three minutes after nine. A bus has been chartered for thirty G. R.', next Saturday. It is hoped there will be enough G. RA, for two buses. Make your reservations at once. Every G. R. will bring their own Y. W. C. A. Notes taxi meeting will be Tuesday, lunch. Arrangements will be made for each girl to bis, milk or cocoa- milk on the bus. Such fun! A picnic. on a but tor JHiirbus, leaves the Y. w. c, A. at nine u. m, and will return at five o'eloek. A splash was head by several girls last Saturday morning. The pool was flne as ever._ _ . I Nu swimming next Saturday morn- ing on account of the G. RN educn- Nona] tour. The Cubs Jr. had a. very enjoyable meeting. Miss Kendall accompanied this group to Central park, where games were played. The L L met Tuesday for their Beet bml meeting of this yen. Off1cers were elected: President, Dorothy Nurkott; vice-president. Elinor Gold. stead; secretary, Edna Olcson. Christmas suggestions were talked about and up dancing was started in this school. Makins held their meeting last Wednesday. Rho Gamma Rho G. Rh, held their' weekly meeting Thursday at the Ra. vinia school. Two new members add- ed their names to the group roll. Rinkey Dink's is the name that was chosen by the Cubs Sr. for their new name. From now on this group will be called Rinkey Dinks. Out of twelve names suggested. this had the majority of votes. Bernice Connely, was elected the new secretary. The old secretary. Anna Repholz joined the L L last Tuesday. Tuesday. Tho Rinkoy Dinks hold their meet.. ings Friday evenings from , to 8:30. Every girl is asked to be home by 9 o'clock. Tap dancing and stunts was enjoy- ed by all. Nursery rhymes were put in pantomime form and were diaplny- ed very nicely by the four different groups One hundred finyeisrht G. R.'s met last week for their weekly meetings. Keep the good work up girls. We want the G. R, spirit to fly high ttll Past Masters Guests at Meeting Saturday A. o. Fay lodge No. 676, A. F. & A. M. will hold a reception to its Past Masters, Saturday, Nov. 22. Lodge will open on the third degree at one o'clock and dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. The work in the evening will be conducted by the past n‘astcrs. Ravinia Village House Calendar (Application for the use of Village house should be made to weretary, Mrs. Arthur Ruff, " Thursday, Nov. 20, It 7:30 p.m.-- Men's Gym class. Friday, Nov, 21 " 7:80 - Boy Scouts. ll Saturday. Nov. 22 It 9 p.nt.--Sul" scription dnnce. Wednesdny, Nov. 26, at tt p.m.- Woman's Gym class. Friday, Nov. 28 at 7:30 pan. - Boy Scouts. -- inaiarDee. 1 u 2 p.m.-Nrd party. ' Don't we G. R use of the made to the Raft, H. P. THE PRESS (LEGION WILL HONOR GENERAL McCLOSKEY commandant Great Lakes NlVIl Sta. tion Major General Boy D. Keehn, com- mander 33rd Division. Major General Milton J. Foreman, past mtionnl commander American pa Legion. Brigadier General Abel Davin, tu. tinnul Guard. Brigadier General John Clinnin. Nation-l Guard. Colonel Noble B, Judah. command- In Temi F. A, U. S. A. Arthur J. Pom-man, commander American Legion, Department of Illi- unis " Illinois Illinois. Judges of Circuit, County and Pro. hutc courts of Lake and Cook county, The Lions, Rotary, Kiwanis, Op- timists and Chambers of Commerce extending from Evanston to the Win- consin state line 1nd representing the entire North Shore am, Ire co-op- Hating to make this banquet I most attractive and successful Muir. Ferre l morim PRESENT FALL PLAY MI If. S. FRIDAY EVE fun ioadinz role stein, Muff; gusts', Rose Frank Strait ardt, Oliver; There are only two members of the cast not seleeted as yet and they are the puppy and kitten who are to take " important part in the play, Work an Scenery The students who hue worked on the scenery And decor-ting for the play are: R. Bonn, E. Cameron, C. Denzel, W. Dettmnn. R, Douglas, M. F'lcttttiqtstt, E. Hofrmnn, D. Inman, B, Jewel. G. Leommi, M. Mum-i. K. " sonic, D. Merilnhti. A. Paley, A, Simp- son, J. Smith. J. Sommerville, J. Swanton, R. Therreim Bernice Wein- ucht, A. Anderson, E. Anselm, D. Halli“. J. Ben-5:1. J. Bernardini, J. the scener play are: Donn-I, W I’lnnnizan. ucht, A. Anderson, E. Annulm. H. Bailing, J. Benlssi. J. Bernsrdini, J. Beekman, J. Brownlee, J. Cushmore. R. Czerwan. E. Dlvin, A. Buzz-n. R. Evans, A. Frmtoniul. 0. Gyllenberg. K. lluywurd. A, Jana, V. Lewellyn. J. Mericle, D. Plley. C. ReieUrdt, M Roberts, C. Schoen. A. Smith. C Thomas. R. Within. intritt, Stat, Other Members The rest of the rust remains as be. re with Emily Watson taking the Ming role as Nancy; Helen Gold. ein, Muff; Ann Frantonius, Aw Isla,' Rose Banks, Katie. the maidt rank Straight, Mark; Charles Reich, Aswd P. Savage. past command American. Legion. Department ty Americ writes (Continued from page (Continued from {use an Ora-niuiionn Aiding "old Attorney . Watkins, put commander Legion, Department of Illi- W. Schick. put comm-ud- an Legion, Department of Animal Conte Mush." Joyce. Alan Smith est l) 4) rt I them New Jolson Film Its Racy Comedy of Racing Life "Big Boy, York mid l at the Aiey, Wednesday, starring rd Because best when pic-M tbott E can sing them. ”In"; character name. Gill. ther playing the role of n color Jolson once more {Indian-I {men as he did In the can 1 run throughout the country yt'Rrt' Thr “Mint 1 Kentucky Blue the most Thrill {In-mus snarling Derby. The " mun-mic. It is Ilsa that I tNM old turuthcrrt m A ll greeted ton on dating the Hit run be f lawn hur Blue Gra in” Mar music Many Attend Closinll Lecture by Mrs. Ethel C. BrazeltoerWednesday A large and enthusiastic group greeted Mrs. Ethel Cohan Brawl- ton on Wednesday morning in her doting lecture on Current liven“ at the Highland Park Wo'man'a club. Mrs. Brannon gave a We of world condition and reviewed two most intereatlng books--."-"" by Leon. Feuchtwanx. and “The mm: Tea of General Yen." Club members and friend- have supported the course unusually welt-.. the attendance and intamt have Ina- torially increased In each of the ab: lecturea. TM: mum. sponsored by the ada- eatlon committee, la unmanned the moat succeuful of its kind W [Inn by tho club. ‘hillipu, I. vho tttaye Athborhood (‘lgudiu m ieture, w“ c mum m. l in! (Chuck) Rehme It the Aieyon b including Dar lune Jolmn in nlwnyl w when he does not have ts :0 net linen and nction. W tuwe given him hee min otttqtttettt" Ind orixlnul a :5. The renal! in n typicn otrrtainment with storm told only as Jolson cal and my run: only In i in: them. Bearing his Her name. Gus, therefore ttt the role of n colored ' t once more furinnton his n he did In the can play an Prod-ml who directed Jolson In first picture. "The Jun Sin- I an“) directed "Big Bop." M nuppiieu the motivntlan to, o in the Rouxh," in which lob Montgomery is (attired. Th1 Ml romody. direetod by Charla Others . Hale nimillr " he It is intereatitw to In I complete replicn of NW“ munuion with Ital: ns. and qunrtera for I mlarrd retainers, wan b ntor of the nut Busch a Tandem. one of the ll the .Ncifle cost. Here E ‘nund the [rent expat-u u'liarl.v known In “Kent! M." "ore only in the u imillr to that found In mood of Louisville, Kontw I Dell, leading lady at $6 6n theatre on The“! ' with Al Jolson i with Mr ,60 to the Al g h racing Harvey " um: r mu" in the Lloyd ne we wi the "ot'y I '" country “son phy tle P role in the or. Jolson, and John shit W Hughes. Eddie Franklin Bath Southern nc. 't are Donia a lame mm [ for the par Busch (Ir- f the show Ilen- only ”pan-c oi “Kentucky m the accu- to I War in to ay in It Mable lacks and the built ud 'wr MI ad- 'ner l be he " the and the tht " UI