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7 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1921 = hy. PN@| R- Horace Bridges will give an address on, "British Labor J. Parties" at the Winnetka Woman's club Thursday after- noon, January 13, at half past two o'clock. Mr. Bridges spent several months in England during the spring and this. year making a very close study of the labor parties summer of in England and he brings to us a truthful and most interesting re- by Mr. Bridges this year. The hostesses for this meetin port of his work. This is one of the most popular lectures given g will be Mesdames Charles Ander- clubs in the district have been inv gram has been arranged, including some musical selections by Mr. "American Ideals, True and Fal son Aldrich, Wallace H. Beales, James O. Ely and Albert M. Scharf. Next Wednesday, January 12, will be Reciprocity Day at the Wilmette Woman's club and a number of the presidents of other ited to attend. An interesting pro- | Joel Lay, a popular young baritone from Busch Conservatory, and an address by Edward T. Devine, editor of the magazine "Survey," on se." The hostesses for the after- noon will be Mesdames Frank McClure, Ernest Ford, C. P. Evans and George W. Springer. oH Last Wednesday afternoon the Chi- cago Wellesley club held its Christ- ~ mas meeting at the Woman's Athletic club. The guests of honor were the president of Wellesley college, Miss Ellen Fitz Pendleton, and the presi- dent of the board of trustees, Edwin Farnham Green, who is a prominent Boston engineer, 'and vice president of the American Woolen company. President Pendleton and Mr. Green came"on from Boston especially to be ~ present at this meeting," which launched in Illinois the campaign for funds that Wellesley is to make in the next few months. Following the example of other eastern colleges, the alumnae of Wel- lesley are anxious to increase the sal- © aries of the teaching force of the col- lege. By the commencement of June, 1921, the alumnae expect to 'raise $2,000,000 for salary endowment, and in addition to this $700,000 for new buildings. There are in Illinois some 500 Wel- lesley women who are to be organ- © ized in working groups. : The next meeting of the Tenth istri Federation--of - 'Woman's clubs will be held on Friday, January 21, at the Edgewater Catholic Wom- an's club. IF you plan to build | or repair this fall-- first see | EDWARD HINES | Ei LUMBER CO. Church St. and Maple Ave. Evanston | ~ Evanston 42 © Wilmette 132 bE a] H! Davis St., Evanston MATINEES 2 and 4 Evenings 7 and 9 Saturday January 8 JUSTINE *JOHNSTONE in "BLACKBIRDS" Pathe Weekly News : Rolin Comedy NEXT WEEK a ; 'Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- Ha day, January 10, 11 and 12 | "THE. FURNACE" A Super-Special with Agnes Ayres, Theodore Rob- erts, Milton Sills and Jerome Patrick : Thurs. and Fri., Jan, 13 and 14 FEEUGENE .0'BRIEN in "Broadway and Home" | Saturday Ra January 15 MILY [STEVENS sLAS FAIRBANKS MARK OF ZORRO" eatest and Latest Picture v The Chicago alumnae association of the National Park seminary held its annual New Year's luncheon, Thurs- day in the English room of the Blackstone. Many of the north shore alumnae were in attendance. Friday, January 21, is Philanthropy Day at the Wilmette Woman's club. Luncheon will be served . North Shore Baths NORTH SHORE HOTEL BUILDING Reducing Treatments a Specialty PHONE EVANSTON 6424 Fountain Square EVANSTON SS The Art and Literature department of the Winnetka Woman's club an-|T nounce the continuation, under Mr. Cauuet, of a second course of lessons in Beginning, Intermediate and Ad- vanced French; beginners' and inter- mediate classes on Thursday; be- ginner's at 1:30, intermediates at 2:30; advanced classes, Monday at 3:30; also a class in French literature on Monday from 4:30 to 5:30. All classes are open to any resident of the village. For further information inquire of Mrs. Franklin Rudolph, Mrs. J. R. Fletcher, Mrs. Henry Ten- ney, Mrs. Samuel Greeley or Mrs. N. H. Blatchford. LAKE VIEW DROPS TWO TO NEW TRIER FIVES New Trier High school defeated Lake View in two games Tuesday afternoon at New Trier. Varney and Richards starred in a 50-8 victory for the big team and Rand and Ker- shaw shared the limelight in the NLL 2 2 2 2772777777 For Quick Sale Two Pedigree Russian Wolf lightweight engagement which New rier won easily, 23 to 7. ZL BASKETBALL AT LA GRANGE On Friday evening, January 14, the Nez iii iiiiiiiiiziizize, Wilmette light and heavyweight |N Hounds :: Thoroughbred basketball teams will play at La Male and Female Phone Monroe 6925 Grange. It will be the initial game . v ALS SSLLL ISLS SILLS IL SIS S LISA SASS SASS SS SASSI IS SASSI I for the local lightweight five. What Ever You Do ASK William N. Schneider About the NEW STANLEY STEAM CAR at the AUTOMOBILE SHOW. THE SIMPLEST CAR TO DRIVE AND UNDERSTAND LATEST BRUNSWICK Records Margie Whispering Japanese Sandman Avalon Sweet Woman Jinga-Bula- Jing-Jing Open Tuesday, Thursday and Sat. 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