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30 WINNETKA TALK Childhood Education Miss Clara B. Baker November 3, 1928 Learn how to make handcraft gifts Miss Dorothy Poole is giving Group Meets Today A meeting of the Central council of Childhood Education will be held at the Eleanor club, 16 N. State street, Chicago, on Saturday morning, Nov- ember 3, at 11 o'clock. It is a sectional meeting for the sev- eral divisions of the club. There will be a special program of educational values for those interested in--pre-kin- dergarten, kindergarten, primary, in- termediate, supervision and teacher training. ASSIST AT DEBUT Miss Charlotte Picher and Miss Bar- bara Mettler were among the debut- antes who assisted at the reception given by Mr and Mrs. Irwin Rew of Evanston last Saturday to introduce their daughters, Miss Theresa and Miss Speaking in Nebraska Miss Clara Belle Baker, director of the children's school, National Kinder- garten and Elementary college, will be one of the speakers at the Nebraska State Teachers' association, convening at Lincoln and Omaha, on November 1 and 2. At Lincoln on November 1, she will speak before the normal training group on "Children's Interests in Literature," and before 1500 members of the Rural Teachers institute on "Present Trends in Childhood Education." Miss Baker will speak on this same subject before the primary kindergar- ten section of the association in Omaha on November 2, and to the intermedi- ate group on recent scientific studies in the teaching of reading. While in Nebraska Miss Baker will be the guest of the Omaha Primary- Art League to Hear Charles Sabens Kelly at November Meeting The North Shore Art league held a meeting Thursday evening, October 25, at the home of its president, Lionel Robertson of Highland Park, which was considered socially and ar- tistically successful. A large number of members from Wilmette, Winnetka and Glencoe as well as the towns fur- ther north attended. The next monthly conference will be Thursday, November 22 at the home of the Von Wagenen Allings of Lake Forest when Charles Sabens Kelly, curator of the Oriental department at the Art Institute and dean of the Art School, will be the guest of honor and speak on "Oriental Art." Next Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Winnetka Community House, Dud- Ada Katherine, to society. IREDALE Kindergarten Council at luncheon and of the Omaha chapter of the N. K. E. C. alumnae at dinner. ley Crafts Watson will give the third of his series of lectures under the auspices of the league. His topic will in and learn how to make boudoir 3 p p . . } free art instruction to you. Come p 4 ! vanity cases, lamps, screens and oth Iti be, "The Art and Life of North ep oye ties. CHAIRS and TABLES for RENT Mrs. R. E. Pattison Kline of 1311|Africa." Tickets may be obtained at Winnetka 1332 Greenwood avenue and her sister-in-law, | the door. Mrs. Wilson Kline of Highland Park, motored last week-end to Cincinnati and Kentucky. STORAGE Screens Learn how to make the latest French and English screens. Lamp Shades Modernistic, leather laced, parch- ment paper with crackle finish and they are easy to make. POOP OPO OOOO OOOO OUD OOOO OOOIII IIIT TT TT Tree Educational Inspector Lauds Mallinckrodt Work Mallinckrodt High school was highly commended last week by F. Trimble, of the University of Illinois, state school inspector for this district, who visited the school on Wednesday. Mr. Trimble was well satisfied with the work of the students and assured the faculty that the school would remain on the list of recognized schools. Be- cause of the excellent work done, the students enjoyed a holiday last Friday. oe RTS ITALIA 128 «$8 Shaadi Sh TH YOO OTT om, Hours: 9:30-1:30 and 2:30-5:00 daily. Wednesday: 9:30-1:30. . 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