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WINNETKA, WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1923 -- SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Woman's Club to Have Delightful Program on Washington's Birthday INCE Washington's Birthday oc- curs Thursday of next week, the date scheduled by the Music de- partment of the Woman's club for its musicale a special invitation is ex- tended to the husbands of club members to enjoy the attractive program to be presented by the Children's Chorus un- der the direction of Mrs. P. B. Kohl- saat, the New Trier High School Sym- phony orchestra, of which Mrs. Cotton is the conductor, and Mr. Rollin Pease, of Evanston, a baritone of note. Miss Frances Anderson and Miss Maurine Clapp will be the accompanists. In recognition of the holiday, the program will be opened and closed with the sing- ing of patriotic songs by the audience. Other numbers to be presented are: 1. Overture "Lustspiel" ..Keler Bela Orchestra 2. The Sun Worshipers RE TH A Zuni Indian Melody 'Wanderer"s Night Song..... Rubenstein Florian's: SonGis. i. vie vr: « odin es vs Godard 3. Songs ..Francis Hopkinson (Ist Fag {0 IO .....American composer) PrOSpICe tvevisns ss cos ses -Sidney Homer Uncle Rome: .......... Sidney Homer Casey at the Bat ...... Sidney Homer Mr. Pease 4. Allegro Moderato, 1st Movement Bh raises Neopolitan Folk Melody Unfinished Symphony ....Schubert Orchestra and Dearest RT Neopolitan Folk Melody Girl's Glee Club Stars of a Summer Night ..Woodbury Boy's Glee Club Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes.. IEE English Folk Melody Chorus 7. America ror Me--48 ------ Van Dyck (Arranged by Mr. Pease) Recessional ud ol ae ide, DeKoven The Garden of Eden ....Harvey Gaul Standing in the Need of Prayer Reddick Mr. Pease 7. Barcarolle (from Tales of Hoff- TORYL. Lofoiivie es nh se ik nite Offenbach Funeral March of a Marionette Orchestra 8. "The Vision ...... Netherlands Air a A en Gounod Chorus --(-- The Junior League of Chicago will give the fourth and last of its series of children's plays, "Ricketty - Packetty House," taken from the book of the same name by Frances Hodgson Bur- nett, on Saturday morning, February 17, at 10:30 at the Playhouse in Chicago. The proceeds will he divided among the charities that the Junior League regu- larly supports. The cast includes Mrs. Knowlton Ames, Mrs. John IL. Cochran, Jr, Mary Cook, Mrs. Howard Logan. Anna Wren, Lucretia Green, Frances Oliver, Frieda Gross, Lydia Beckwith, Mrs. Hallett Thorne, Majory Farwell, Mrs. Richard Barnitz, Emily Kim- brough, Mrs. William C. Hubbard, Mrs. Boynton Rogers, Vivian O'Gara, Vir- ginia Cooke and Emily Bissell. --Q-- Miss Elsie Zeit, who but recently moy- ed to Winnetka with her parents, Dr and Mrs. Robert Zeit, now occupying the residence at 643 Garland avenue, is opening a group ot classes for women and children in Greek, Oriental, Char- acter and Toe dancing, at the Winnetka Woman's club, this coming week. Miss Zeit, who is known on the stage as Mle. Layta Gerloff, and has danced under ti.is name with the Pavley-Oukrainsky Rus- sian ballet, appeared as soloist in "The Fantastic" which was produced in the Anna Morgan studios, and has recently completed a tour of the United States and Canada as the premiere danseuse of Simmon's "Poster Pirouettes." ----(-- The North Shore Catholic Woman's League acknowledges the prizes donated by the business men of Winnetka for the card party given at the home of Mrs. N. N. Henrich, in Winnetka, Monday evening, Lincoln's Birthday. The fol- owing merchants conrtibuted: John Dethloff, Duncan's Corifectionery, Eck- art's Hardware, Community Pharmacy, Sweet Shop, and the Wersted Motor Company. The proceeds from this par- ty will be divided between Judge Bart- elme in her Juvenile court work, and St. Katherine's Club for Dependent Girls. -- The Glencoe Current Events class under Mrs. Anthony French Merrill, will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, promptly, beginning Wednesdzy, February 21, in the Sunday school rooms use the small west door and go upstairs. of the Glencoe Union church. Kindly Single tickets are one dollar apiece, the proceeds to be used for the building fund of the Woman's Library club of Glencoe. All of the meetings in this series will be held in this room. ---- An all day session of the Regional Library Conference of the Illinois Li- brary association was held Wednesday at the Chicago Public Library. Speak- ers at the afternoon session included Mrs. Robert Berry Ennis of Evanston, Mrs. May Wood Simmons, Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber, Mr. Carl Roden, Dr. George Betts of Northwestern university and Mr. George B. Utley, president of the American Library association. --Q-- The marriage of Miss Mary Irma Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence J. Hayes of Hubbard Woods, and Mr. William MacDonald of Evanston, took place on Saturday afternoon, Feb- ruary 10, at 4:30 o'clock, at the resi- dence of Father William Haarth, of the Sacred Heart church. = Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald . will reside in Evanston, where they have taken an apartment on Ridge avenue. --Q-- The Ash Street Circle will meet Tuesday, February 20, at 2:30 in the home of Mrs. Anna Bacon, 903 Ash street. Mrs. Paul MacQueene will as- sist. Mrs. Lawrence Howe is to speak on the Welfare work since only a few know what the Circle is working for. Mrs. Mary Jackson is to be the soloist and little Miss Jean Jackson will give several dances. Everyone is urged to attend. --Q-- Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber, 468 Ridge avenue, will give an address on "The Changing World," at the Henry Booth House Woman's club this afternoon, at a joint meeting of the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Congressional districts. Next Sa- turday, February 24, Mrs. Lieber will speak before the Matheon Club of Oak Park, on "Parliamentary Procedure and Effective speaking for Club Women." --Q-- The Foxdale Avenue Circle neld an all day meeting, Tuesday, at the home of Mrs. Oscar H. Millar, 861 Foxdale avenue. Fifteen smock dresses and bloomers were completed, to be sent to the Lake Bluff Orphanage to provide comfort for the little ones. Recently $52.00, donated by the members and their friends, was expended in the purchase of thirty sweaters for these children Lo Winnetka Iodge, No. 1078 A. F. and A. M. will give a reception and dance for its members and their families on Friday evening of next week, February 23, at the Winnetka Woman's club. The committee in charge of the affair, which is informal, includes Sherman Goble, William S. Kentnor and William F. Groene. --(-- Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Nichols of 428 Elder lane, announce the marriage of their daughter, Rose Virginia, to George H. Arnold of Hubbard Woods, on Saturday afternoon, February 10. Fol- lowing the ceremony, which took place at five o'clock, a reception and dinrer was given at the Iidgewater Beach ho- tel. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold will be at home after March 1, at 428 Elder lane. ASUNGADOA fe Elsie Zeit announces the opening of classes for women and children in Greek, Orient- al, .Character and "Toe dancing, at the Winnetka Woman's Club. She will also continue the work that has been con- ducted by--Cecille Jean Jarnett. Special classes and priv- ate lessons by appoint- ment For further information, Call Winnetka, 1855 Miss Alice deWindt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heyliger A. deWindt of Sher- idan road, will return home within a fortnight from an extended visit in the east. Miss deWindt went east three weeks ago to attend the Yale prom, and the Williams college houseparty, and has recently been the guest of her brother, Mr. Delano deWindt at his home in Great Barrington, Mass. ---- The regular sewing meeting of the Woman's Society of the Congregational church will be held next Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock. There will be a Lenten devotional service with special music, and a reading by Mrs. A. Miller Belfield. All women of the community are cordially invited iin The younger girls of the Winnetka Bluebirds entertained their mothers at tea in Community House on the af- ternoon of February 12. A program of variety, conttibuted to by each group, made the afternocn a most interesting cne. ------ Adele Crenshaw Karstrom, contralto, assisted by Elizabeth Layman Anniug, pianist, and Lenore Falk Harris, ac- companist, will appear in recital oi Mon- day evening, February 26, at the Win- netka Woman's club. Qs. The Bethseda Day Nursery at 1902 Monroe street, Chicago, will have its annual open house and pound party on Thursday, February 22, from 2 to 3 o'clock. Contributors of canned goods and groceries are solicited. --0-- This evening the Skokie Subscription club is entertaining with one of its serics of dances at the Woman's club. Jessie Ropre Landis Studio of Bramatir Art 1527 Kimball Building Instruction may be had in Evanston as well as Chicago Phones Harrison 7949 _ Evanston 1698 J. E. 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