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RASMESEN'S Winnetka Woman's Club The meeting on Thursday afternoon of last week, was called to order by the president, Mrs. Willoughby Wal- ling. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The following announcements were made: The Drama Study Class will open its season by presenting Madame Marie Standish (in costume) on Mon- day afternoon at 3 o'clock on No- vember 6. Madame Standish is the leading interpreter in this country of Ancient Folk-lore tales. Tickets may be procured through Mrs. Carrie B. Prouty or any member of the com: mittee. Experimental play groups for chil- dren from 3 to 5 years of age are being held at the home of Mrs. Bu- chanan on Cherry street. Mrs. Frank Solomon will be glad to see and talk to interested mothers. The Art and Literature Committee is offering an unusual course of six illustrated lectures on "Art." The lectures will take place on Monday afternoons at the clubhouse. A list of dates and subjects follow: November 13--"Greek Ideals of the Golden Age." November 27 -- "Fourth Century Art." December 4--"Greek Ideals Abroad." Abroad." December 11--"Roman Character Interpreted in Her Art." January 15--"The Reawakening." January 22--"Art of the Fifteenth." Course tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Norman Anderson or any mem- ber of the Art Committee. On November 2, the Art and Liter- ature Committee will give a "Discus- sion of the Modern Magazines for Children," by Mrs. Howard Willett and "Spain and Chalk Talk" by Mrs. Anita Burnham. Mrs. Jean P. Washburn, candidate for County Commissioner, presented her arguments in a charming way and ended by asking us to consider it all and vote for those who will serve us best and by so doing get a model government. Mrs. Walling expressed a regret that more women were not attending Mrs. Lieber's interesting classes in Citizenship, which are being given free to all women in the village on Tuesday mornings at 10 at the club. Mrs. Homer Cotton spoke briefly of the effort she and Mr. Cotton had Tu-Eds Dance THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 Music by PN the A 2. | 2) Gr You'll be Surprised ODDFELLOWY' HALL WILMETTE PAINT All Sise Cans, Tubes, Special Colors You Can Do Better Here Than Elsewhere Store WINN 344 STORE DR. WENDELL A. DIEBOLD OSTEOPATHIC SANATOLOGIST I teach you how to get well and keep well. 797]Elm St., Winnetka 39 So. State St. Hrs. 1 to 5:30 DEARBORN 4936 Dr. John L. Ralston announces that Dr. Melvin B. Hasbrouck is associated with him in the prac- ol of Osteopathy at 353 Park Ave., Glencoe. Tel. Glencoe 43 and 564. WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1922 made to bring good music within reach. She is enthusiastic over the success of the "Little Symphony of Chicago." The next concert will be given at New Trier on Wednesday evening, November 15. Tickets for the season are on sale by Mrs. Ro- land Whitman, at both drug stores and Comumnity House. Mrs. Gottlieb introduced the speaker of the afternoon, Mr. Paraknath Das, whose subject was "Educational Ten- dencies in Modern India." He says that statistics show India to be the lowest of all countries in the world in its criminals; that we can get nothing of the traditions of India with- out studying its folk-lore and stories entitled "Cradle Tales of Hinduism," by Mary Noble. He told short stories of ancient literature of India trying to portray to us their philosophy. His country is greatly indebted to us for our Missionaries, especially in the 19th century, but he says our methods, while very good are also harmful, as the missionaries try to change the natives completely. India has a defi- nite purpose to fulfill, and must not copy all from the West. 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