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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1918 eo Happenin s % Nosth Shore by Ruth Risley = ! HE WOMEN who made the of the Navy league so successful are to act in co-operation with the Parent-Teachers' association to help equip the can- teen at the "Jolly Tar" in Wauke the "Pars" to remain over night become a necessity and the bridge party to be given on Wednesday afternoon, April 17, at 2:30 o'cloc is to donate the proceeds for the purpose of enlarging the funds. : Several handsome prizes have been donated, and these, of course will be an incentive to the women. For those who choose to knit, a program of interest will be provided at which Mrs. Von Ammon will sing and Miss Butz will read. The committee in charge includes Mesdames: Clarence E. Morse William H. Martin Harry Street Teleaferro Milton William ir-------- --; ob HE MACDOWELL MUSIC: to be held at the Winnetka May 3. assisted by Mr. Alexander Gray, is well known as a singer of unusual ability and the club is fortunate The audience is invited to remain for an in securing his services. hour of informal dancing after th Tickets will be sold at a very are to be given to the War Eme hoped that a large number will MacDowell club for an evening of music and good fellowship. The program will be given by members of the club, work of the Comfort Committee gan. Since it is made possible for at the hostelry, the canteen has k at the Winnetka Woman's club, | ty and rue. F. Major Sonata Grieg. Mrs. Street , violin and Miss Dean at | piano. "Voeglein" and "An den Fruehling", Grieg, Mrs. Byron. "1 Stood Tiptoe Upon a Little Hill, Carl Beecker. "Spring Again" Ellen Wright. "T'was Spring", Nevin. "Spring Love Song", Lohr. "Songs of Sunshine, A. Goering Thomas. Songs by. Miss Catherine Greene, Mrs. Sammons at the piano. Mrs. Dickinson's second inspiring group by recent poets included, "Song of Spring", "The Old Vicar- Grautchester", Rupert Brooks. "Spring, 1915", James Oppenheim. Mrs. Clark Wortley then addressed the club on the work of the War Emergency Union. She prophesied a constantly broadening scope in | its activities in serving the communi- | expressed the aims of the aoe age, Charles Buell Clarence Mehlhope Raymond E. Durham J Arternoon, S. J. Eisendrath S. Elliott AL CLUB announces a Musicale, Woman's club, on the evening of baritone, of Chicago. Mr. Gray e program. reasonable price, and the proceeds rgency union of Winnetka. Tt is respond to the invitation of the v The regular meeting of the Win- netka Woman's club was held April 4, at 2:30: o'clock. 'Hrs. Carrie B. Prouty's first announcement was to request every member to buy a bond. The club as an organization purposes to purchase one. She spoke next of an appeal from the University of Illinois for women to take up the study of pharmacy. Further infor- mation may be had from Mrs. C. C. Wortley. Up to the present no one has vol- unteered as a delegate to the Bi-en- nial convention at Hot Spring, to be held in May. Mrs. Prouty hopes some member may see her way clear to do this. Mrs. Charles Hubbard, the speaker for the afternoon, was presented by Mrs. -Prouty, whic ER iho at) spore to toe Ciuv I on the subject, "Woman's Land Ar-| my". Her talk was most inspiring and it is to be hoped that many volunteers for the most important work, will be forthcoming. The min- utes of the preceding meeting, and a report of the Tenth District Federa- tion meetings at Evanston and Rav- enswood were read. The annual meeting will be held April 18. There will be election of officers and music will be furnished by Mrs. Alfred Alschuler. A special meeting wil be held May 2, when Mrs. Ira Couch Wod will speak. After so many notices, the mem- bers were glad to relax 'and laugh| over the very clever comedy read so splendidly by Mrs. F. W. Harnwell of Evanston. Before closing the meeting Mrs. Prouty gave notice of two entertainments to be given at the club. The first, on Wednesday, April 17, is to be a bridge party for the benfit of Jolly Tar club in Kau- kegan. -- The Cook County Woman's Chris- tian Temperance union will hold its Spring Institute in Hemenway Methodist church, Chicago avenue and Main street, Evanston, on Thurs- 'day, April 18. Sessions at 10:30 and 1:30 o'clock. Mrs. Estelle M. North- am, president of the Tenth district Federation of Woman's clubs will speak in the afternoon on "War Savings and Thrift stamps. Prof. W. Z. Cooley will also speak, his sub- ject being, "The Illinois Centennial". HHA ' There will be a French market, rain or shine, on Saturday, May 18, be- ginningat noon,in front of Communi- ty House, for the sale of vegetables, plants and small trees. The proceeds will be devoted to the Dr. Brown fund, so save all your hot house over- flow, that a goodly sum may be realized. ---- Saturday, May 18, there will be a Garden sale at Community House and all who are contemplating the purchase of shrubs and slips this spring will find a large assortment from which to select. Mrs. G. D. Wolff spoke of the Third Liberty Loan drive, which will take place next week. ------ Mrs. Robert Greenlee, 555 Sheridan road, isa guest at the Manor, Ashe- ville, N. C. - The MacDowell Musical club held its regular meeting, Monday, April 8, at the home of Mrs. Charles L. Byron, 768 Foxdale avenue. The sub- ject of the afternoon was, "Spring, Music and Poetry". Mrs. Frederick Dickinson, one of the guests of the club, read a most delightful group of Spring poems by the old Master poets, including "Home Thoughts from Abroad", "May Morning", Browning. "Daffo- dils", "The Rainbow", Wordsworth. "Solitude", Byron. "What the Birds Say", Coleridge. "To an Oreole", FKdgar Faucett. "Mr. Robin", Pauline Frances Camp. The musical program "Nocturue in I Major", Cherzo in C included: ernie by | home of the | were led by Mrs. Flaville of Apple- union to be prepared to meet the new calls of the times. -- The Home Mission Study class was Mrs. Walter Dean Peck and Mrs. L. C. Norton in the latter on Wednesday Mrs. W. J. Barry spoke on, "Prison Evangelism". Devotions ton, Wis. ------ Mrs. C. T. Morton announces' a| sale of china and glass to. be held Wednesday, April 10, at the Gift] shop. Any person desirous of donat- ing articles may notify Miss Fener and her donation will be called for. -- The Fast Willow street circle will meet with Mrs. I. M. Siig 502 Willow street, on Tuesday after- noon of next week at 2:30 o'clock. om On May 11, at the Auditorium, will be held a pageant to celebrate the One Hundredth anniversary of Il- linois' entrance into the union. The proceeds will go to war work. E. S. PARR 809 Elm St. Winnetka,Ill. 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