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TES WN 077 32 WINNETKA TALK October 17, 1925 Ibsen Drama Next Lecture in Course by Alexander Dean Alexander Dean will give the third lecture of his course on Contemporary Drama next Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the Boy Scout room at Community House. These lectures are given under joint auspices of the Com- munity Drama club, and the the Win- netka Woman's club and next week's lecture is to be on "Ibsen and the Drama of Ideas." Mr. Dean will dis- cuss in particular "The Wild Duck," which was so popular in New York last winter. The revolutionary Ibsen and his effect on and contribution to modern drama, the strength and weak- ness of the problem play and the posi- tion of the "well made" play will also be discussed. There will be a brief re- sume of some of the more outstanding modern exponents of Ibsen, such as Pinero, Galsworthy and Channing Pol- lack. The talk on Wednesday of this week on Shaw's "Candida" and the history of satiric drama was reported as of great interest both to those who had seen the play and also to those who had merely read of it. These lectures are given every Wed- nesday afternoon and are open to the public for a small admission. Anyone who is at all interested in the modern theater cannot help but derive great pleasure and profit from this course, handled as it is in Mr. Dean's own inimitable manner, it is said. DEPART FOR EUROPE Miss Jessie and Miss Mary Lloyd, daughters of Mrs. Lula M. Lloyd, 455 Birch street, left last Saturday for Bos- ton to sail November 1, for a year of travel and study in Europe. Their mother accompanied them to North Carolina for a brief visit with Mrs. Lloyd's mother prior to their departure for the East. Miss Jessie graduated last June from Smith college and Miss Mary spent last year in an art school in New York. She expects to continue her studies in different European cities. --(-- TO HONOR FRENCH GUESTS Mrs. Harold G. Sperling of 125 Cres- cent drive, Glencoe, will be hostess at her home, Saturday, October 17, at a 1 o'clock luncheon. Twenty-five guests have been invited to the affair to meet Conseil d° Administration du Cercle Francais and M. Antonin Barthelemy, retiring consul of France, who will be guests of honor. The conversation and the decorations will be French. Mrs. Sperling is a board member of the Chi- cago and North Shore French clubs. --O-- Dorothy Campbell and Virginia Thompson of Wilmette and Lucile Tatham of Kenilworth have been pledged to the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority at Northwestern university. Cardinal Tea House to Open Doors October 30 Deaconesses of the Winnetka Con- gregational church completed the dec- oration of the Cardinal Tea House at 841 Spruce street this week and an- nounce that it will be open to the pub- lic Friday, October 30. Beginning on that date excellent home dinners as well as luncheons and teas will be served at reasonable prices, it is an- nounced. An expert cook has been se- cured and the sponsors of the enter- prise feel sure of attaining their three- fold ideal of good meals, good service and a distinctive atmosphere. At the start patrons are asked to make re- servations (for dinners only) before 2 o'clock in the afternoon. This will not be necessary after an established patronage is built up, it was said. No Sunday dinners will be served for the present. Mrs. C. W. Richardson of Milwaukee, who has been a house guest of Mrs. Caleb A. Busick of 1408 Asbury avenue, has returned to her hame. WILL ASSIST AT TEA Miss Isabel Scott and Miss Joan Stu- art, both of Sheridan road, Hubbard Woods, will be among the young girls assisting at the debut reception Mrs. Charles Pope is giving at the Fort- nightly club October 24, for her niece, Miss Katherine Thayer, whom she is introducing to society. ---- Invitations to the annual meeting and dinner of the Governing board of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college have been received by Winnet- ka members. The affair will be given at the Orrington hotel, Friday, Novem- ber 6, at 6:30 o'clock. FOR RENT 1 and 2 Room KITCHENETTES New 8 Story Building $85.00 and up The New CLUXTON Hotel and Cafe 7450 Greenview Avenue Phone Sheldrake 8404 Moths cause this loss. We The Only Cleaning Plant 1215 Washington Avenue Millions Lost Annually summer clothing cleaned before putting them away. We will clean and pack them for you in the proper manner so that they will be in excellent condition next year. 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