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a 36 WINNETKA: TALK September 24, 1927 North Shore Art League Announces Lecture Series League Sponsoring Lecture Course by Dudley C. Watson By W. W. Plans for a new and interesting ac- tivity of the North Shore Art league were developed at a meeting of a special committee at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ullrich, 925 Lake ave- nue, Wilmette. For some time, the necessity has been felt of broadening the appeal of the league, and its ser- vice to north shore communities, by combining with its more intensive work some feature of general and popular interest. As a result of the efforts of this committee, arrange- ments have been made whereby a series of lectures will be given by Dudley Crafts Watson, under the auspices of the league. This will be the first series of lec- tures to be delivered by Mr. Watson since his extended European tour of the past summer, and interest will be added to them by the slides with which they will be illustrated. The lectures will be given at Matz hall, Community House, Winnetka, at 8 o'clock on the following evenings, and on the follow- ing subjects: October 10. Art and Life in Spain; October 17, Art and Life in Italy; Oc- tober 24, Art and Life in England; November 7, Twenty of the World's Master Painters; November 14, Great Living American Painters; November 21, The Enjoyment of Modern Art. To insure a fair distribution of tickets to residents of all the north shore communities, regardless of their affiliation with the Art league, a special sub-committee has been ap- pointed, the members of which will have charge of the sale of tickets in their respective communities. The ad- ministrative personnel of this com- mittee is as follows: Mrs. Albert Ullrich, general chair- man ; VanWagenin Alling, chairman for Lake Forest; Rudolph Ingerle, chair- man for Highland Park; Mrs. Cady Ewell, chairman for Ravinia; Mrs. Dorothy Ross, chairman for Glencoe; Mrs. Henry Tenney. chairman for Win- netka; Mrs. E. A. Nygaard, chairman for Kenilworth; Mrs. Gordon Wilson, chairman for Wilmette; Mrs. Charles Dennis, chairman for Evanston. The North Shore Art league will commence its program of activities for the coming season with a meeting to be held at 8 o'clock on Thursday eve- ning, September 29, in the Neighbor- hood room of the Winnetka Com- munity House. A special feature of the evening's entertainment will be a mvsterv puopet show, entitled "The Green Beetle." A Saturday morning art class will be conducted bv the North Shore Art league in Highland Park, Winnetka, and Ken'lworth during the coming season. Artists, amateur or profes- sional, who are interested in this course, may arrange to enroll by tele- Br ing Kate Bacon Bond, Winnetka Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibs Delany of New York City announce the encage- ment of their dauchter, Mary Kath- ryn, to James Phillip Reichmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frederick Reichmann of 600 Central avenue, Wilmette. Miss Delanv is a graduate of the Collere of the Sacred Heart at Manhattanville, and was a member of the class of 1926. Mr. Reichmann graduated from the University of Wis- CONBIN.INTIh, ce amon Ball Chairman "home at 989 Cherrv street, el aaa Photo by Moffett Plans near completion for the large Inaugural ball to be given under the auspices of the Ladies' auxiliary of the North Shore Military academy, in the ballroom of the Orrington hotel Thursday evening, September 29, Pro- ceeds from the affair will be used to equip the dormitory for the first unit, which already is built. Guests of hon- or for the affair will be: The Hon. Charles H. Bartlett, J. W. Benett, Judge William V. Brothers, Hon. John A. Brown, Francis L. Boutell. Oscar Carlstrom, Hurd Comstock, F. M. Carlborg, W. A. Dyche, Sidney C. Gor- ham, Major Granger, Judge Harry F. Hamlin, John T. Hahn, L. J. Knapp, Colonel Kraft, C. J. Luther, A. C. Miller, Emil Nord, Gilbert O. Noxon, E. A. Orner, F. O. Potter, C. Andrews Rogers, Henry Riggs Rathbone, F. J. Scheiden- helm, Walter Dill Scott, A. A. Sheahan, Edwin Sherman, Charles N. Stevens, Julian Tiffany, G. H. Tomlinson, Dr. T. W. Truitt, Henry C. Wales, S. S. Wallace, E. Williams and Wirt Wright. The patroness list for the affair in- cludes Mesdames Leslie Kennedy, Edith Rockefeller McCormick, Fred P. Rey- nolds, Edgar Foster Alden, George W. Dixon, A. M. Shelton, Paul IL. Roche, Henry Scarborough, Jr., B: C. Bowen, T. W. Truitt, A. J. Lindsley, Chauncey Martyn, William Severin, Frank S. Whiting, W. R. Armstrong, J. C. Healy, W. C. Hinn, T. G. Greaves, T. T. Greaves, G. A. Garritson, A. C. Miller, Eugent Ambler, Daniel Landon. A. L. Seaman, Thomas Shepard, G. Colby, George Burk, Henry Riggs Rathbone, Sam Ruhsd-dt, M. C. K. Little, J. W. Benett, president of the auxiliary, and the Misses Olea Menn, Marion Dixon and Mercedes Smith. Mrs. Sarah A. Laneofitt of Chicaco, treasurer of the auxiliary, is chairman of the ball. Mrs. J. J. Coffey, secre- tary, is co-chairman. Tickets for the ball are on sale at the leading banks in Evanston and Wilmette, as well as at the Northwes- tern station in the latter town. Miss Mercedes Smith of Chicago has made the posters for the Tnaucural ball which are nlaced in Fvanston and at the North Western etation in Wil mette. Mics Kathrvn Teffries is making the miniature model of the nronosed plan which will he on dienlav in one of the Chicaro hanks after Ortaher 1, and later in Evanston and Wilmette. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Henrv K. Urion are entertainine sixty ouscts at a corn rnast in the garden of their This is the first of a series of two such affairs. Mr. and Mrs. Anctin Tenner, 1005 Hill road, entertained twentv-gioht gnests at a dinner dance at Indian Hill club last Saturday evening. : Art League Arranging Classes for Children Arrangements are being made for children's Saturday morning classes in painting to be held in each of three north shore towns, Highland Park, Winnetka and Wilmette. In the two successful seasons since the organization of the North Shore Art league, all activities have been planned for the benefit of adult mem- bers only. The league feels that this new venture for the younger artists is one of the most important yet under- taken, and asks that everyone inter- ested in its success help to spread the information about these classes. The league thinks it advisable to limit class members to children from sixth grade and up to those of high school age. The classes in Winnetka will be held in Community House and will begin Saturday, October 15. They will be supervised by competent and experi- enced instructors, all members of the leacue. Tuition charge will be very modest. For further information call Mrs. F. W. Bond, Winnetka 1688. Christ Church Guild to Hold Rummage Sale Soon The Woman's guild of Christ church, Winnetka, is busily preparing for its annual rummage sale, to be held in the Parish House, Thursday, Octo- ber 6, from 8:30 in the morning to 9 at night. Mrs. Randolph Buck is general chairman of the sale. She is assisted bv Mrs. C. S. Jackson, treasurer; Mrs. Wyndham H. Channer, in charge of publicity: and Mesdames Frank D. Fulton, Ernest S. Ballard, C. Colton Daughadav, Frank W. Blatchford, Ralph H. Hobart, Benjamin K. Smith, Henry K. Urion, Gilbert Crowder, Tohn B. Guthrie, Godfrev H. Atkin, William S. Elliott, Gross T. Williams, Warren Crawford, William Johnstone, F. A. de Peyster, Henry Te Andrews, William A. Barr, John C. Cobb. and Harry H. Barnum. Mrs. Charles C. McKinney will act as chair- man of the luncheon committee. Many bareains in wearing anparel for men, women and children: kitchen ware. curtains. draperies, books. china, bric-a-brac. hardware, and furniture, will be offered for sale. Marry in Winnetka The Samuel Fleager's home at 592 Pine street wae decorated with antumn flowers Saturdav. Sentember 17. for the marriace nf Mrs, Flearer's sister, = Mics Ticette K. Wricht. of Chicago. to Tahn Rhametine, alen of Chicacn, The Rev. Thomas Coaodwin of the Winnet- ka Congreeoatinnal church read the sarvira at 5 a'~lack before only the immediate familiag, Following the ceremony a weddine sunner was serv- ed. Mr and Mrs. RPhamstine motored eact for a week, Thev are to make their home in Rogers Park. Mice Wreriocht's encacement to Mr. Rhamstine was announced Tnlv 1, at a dinar ajven at tha hame of Mrs. Ruth D. Killips of 3%4 Elder lane. Troth Announced Mr. and Mrs, Samnal Dean of Hins- dale. formerly of Winnetka, announce the enpacement of their danohter, Helen. tn Harald Francis Grumhans of Twvle Til. Na date hag heen cet for the wedding, Mies Dean attended the North Share Conntrv Dav school, and 'eat precent in her senior year at the University of Illinois. - - Shut-In Society to Hold Sale in Burnham Gardens Mrs. Daniel H. Burnham will open her home at 232 Dempster street, Ev- anston, Tuesday, September 27, for a sale of articles made by shut-ins. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. E. J. Buffington, Mrs. Robert S. Clark, Mrs. Arundel Hopkins, Mrs. E. R. Hurlbut, Mrs. James Lyman, Mrs. Hurlbert Burnham and Mrs. Edwara T. Wiles. Mrs. Charles H. Dennis, co-chairman of publicity for the Vo- cational Society for Shut-Ins, with Mrs. Charles Brand Officer of Winnet- ka, will be in charge of the sale. The charming garden of Mrs. Burn- ham will be an effective background for the tables on which will be dis- played the lovely quilted pillows, ex- quisite linens, lingerie cases, sachets, dress bags and aprons. The baby things include sweaters, quilted crib blankets, carriage robes, soft, wooly wrap-around blankets and rag dolls. Hooked rugs of unusual patterns, many of them copies of old ones from the East, footstools and fireside pil- lows also will be on sale. The hours of the sale are from 10 in the morning until 5 in the after- noon. In case of inclement weather, the sale will be held indoors. Circle Meetings Mrs. Seymour Morris of 801 Bryant avenue is chairman of the Lincoln Avenue circle which is to hold its first fall meeting Monday at 10:30, at the home of Mrs. William B. Pavey, 845 Lincoln avenue. The members will sew both before and after the luncheon, which Mrs. Pavey will serve at 1 o'clock. Besides Mrs. Morris, the officers are: Mrs. Roy L. Arey of 925 Tower road, secretary; Mrs. Robert Keep Clark of 780 Lincoln avenue, treasurer; Mrs. Erwin P. Snyder of 939 Tower road, chairman of the work committee ; Mrs. William S. Dillon of 814 Prospect avenue, assistant chairman of the work committee. The Hawthorn Lane circle will have a card party at the home of Mrs. L. H. Roach 292 Sheridan road, next Tues- dav at 2 o'clock. The proceeds will be used to further the work of the circle. A regular meeting will be held some time in Ortoher. The date has not yet been decided upon. Guild Luncheon Hostess Mrs. Sharman Aldrich, 1160 Oaklev avenue. Winnetka. general chairman of the suherrintion camnaion of the North Share Theatre onild. entertained the women working undar her at her home vecterdav., The chairman of the dif- forant towne are: Mrs, Clifford Mec- Collaneh Take Faregt: Mre. Allan WInlff, Hiohland Park: Myre, Dornthy Pneg, lenrna: Meg, Marritt T 1m, Winnatka* Mre Harry Wange, Kon- ilworth: Mrs. Rahert Stnddard, Wil- mettas Mra, Teclie Parker, Evanston. Following the linrhann a meating vag held dprino which David Owen, tha new dirertar of the onild. and Tohn Stewart, the huciness manager, spoke. Weds in California Mr. and Mrs. Georee Fraser, 645 Abhottsford road. Kenilworth, an- nounce the marriage of their danchter, Hazel, to Ensign T. H. Sniller, U.S. N., at Long Beach, Cal, on September 10.