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ORE NEWS, FRIDAY, Jfyhlic Library News BY SUEOSMOTJ^JjtLY. LIBRARIAN Norris:â€"Brassâ€"-A serious study of the various marriage experiments of the hero. Varesi: -HEnter Madameâ€"A^ drama which has been one of the most suc- cessful productions of the year. ~r*£onnor:â€"To him that hathâ€"A . great sympathetic story of labor, prescribing a remedy for the wound- ed heart of the world. Ford:â€"Forty odd years in a liter- ary shopâ€"A fascinating chronicle which gives anecdotes and pen por- traits of the notorious and famous characters, the author has known. /, nay:â€"Willing horseâ€"A. story of Britain during war years, a book full of rich humanity and absorbing in- _l©r_e8l«_.. Princess Louise of Belgiumâ€"My own affairsâ€"The daughter of Leo- poldII. wife of Phillip of Saxe-Co- berg and connected with many of the royal families of Europe, gives her life storyTin this book, -r-MillerT^^Man ~slattghter«-An . inter- esting tale of a society girl, charged with TnanslaughteTT 21 J^Biiion&rWaipd story of American with its stupendous Widdemer: â€"Year fresh love story of bequeathed a large ~lgeneratIon--A youth of today, problems. of delightâ€"A a girl, suddenly fortune. â€" p typically the newspaper Adams:â€"Success American novel of business^n-Newâ€"Â¥ork* McKeevor:â€"Training the girlâ€"» The author endeavors to show how out of the common stock of the boys and girls of today, a great genera- tion of men and women may be molded. King:â€"The empty sackâ€"A powe: ful story* answering â€"the question "What is society's responsibility to an individual whom it has trimmed to fit one of its million small tasKs. Hackett:â€"Irelandâ€"The Irish quesj. tion is here stated with clarity/an eloquence, by a man knowing" Its â- ; many phases. ^"Robinson:-â€"The* white headed boy â€"The richness of its humor and the drollery of the situations, has given this play the reputation of the clever- est comedies produced by- the * Irish players in recent years. Dell;â€"Briary bushâ€"Story .of mod- ern marriage in which two rebellious lovers try to keep their mutual free- domâ€"A sequel to Moon calf. Lowell:â€"Legendsâ€"The late collec- -Ifill 111 Recital February 3 Junior society and * talent is antici- pating the evening at the beautiful home of Dr, and Mrs. Frederick Bowe, 845 Buena avenue, Chicago, on Friday, [e;:W^7-Veac!i"Ii^'- Called by Death Tuesday Mrs. George W,Lyeach passed away Tuesday, January 24, at the home of February 3, when the pupils of. the Van Pelt Studios of Expression and Dramatic Art* of Chicago and Wil- mette, will appear in recital in the many attractive sketches which have_^ been arranged for them. These young pepple have apeared in a large number of clubs and social functions along the north, shore, and on Friday they will iota "in entertaining their many, friends. The Misses Gertrude Cope- land and Dorothy Durham will appear Jn_severalL:Mtractive„njimbera... which promise great credit tc the wilmette Studio. A few invitations have been re- served Jtojijt^e^^^andrtheir children who' are interested in Dramatic Art her daughter, Mrs. George C. Murdoch, 1010 Central avenue. The remains were taken to New Castle, Pa., the family home, where Mrs. Veach was laid to rest in the family burial grounds* Thursday after- * noon, January 26. : Mrs. Veach was the wife of the late EnvJQedrge\"'W. Veach, and for many years resided at 913 Forest avenue. recital. These may be-obtained- by calling Mrs. Thomas A. Copeland, 930 Chestnut avenue, Wilmette. 'Speal^ %;MmSAt.. Wayland Academy v£lBev.: Fraiicis:C, Stifler, pastor of the Wilmette Baptist^ church will spend Monday and Tuesday of next week vis- iting *" at Wayland Academy, Beaver Dam, Wis. He is scheduled to deliver several addresses and hold important land Academy is one of the principal preparatory school in the Baptist de- nomination. - â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â€¢(â- â- â- â- â- â- M«a|^;".!iiiiiafl$|iif^ STYLiSK MILlJNElY^ We can make just the hat you want! Hats Cleaned, Blocked and Remodeled. ^Sn^r^^^Rm^er cago Motor Chib v Makes Quick Payment Members of the Chicago Motor club living in Wilmette are particularly proud of the Inter-Insurance Exchange of the Chicago Motor club because of the prompt settlement made on three automobiles which wej& dest^ the W & S. Garage Ore.r-r^'B'^Wrr-- The losses were reported to the club Saturday morning and in the after- noon of the same day settlement had been made in full. mmmmmmmm *»M4 KIPPY DANCE 0?* Dr. Watson's celebrated Alca artista will provide the syncopation for the lancers at the Kippy dance to be given at the Winnetka Woman's club, Sa*u% daal^e^fflingi^ chestra, Kippy leaders assert, has **sei the whole north shore dancing." ..gp;:.. g|a,.,'. .yv^^Helpf ul|| The only obstructionist we can at* is the friend who puts a good thing ,-â€"Bofltpn, Tianscrlpt, F. " ' e man wha kriowSyouf j|r years as an :expert-me^.anM !-$;ffSfS Specializing m JVfw^ iliac --Stude^ Cylinder regrinding and overhauling on all can Absolutely new and genuine l^airta ill:* WSIpole:â€"Young author says the "Book is the truth about Henry and Millicent Tren* chard so near as I can get to it and the truth about that strange y8ar 1920 in that strarifce town London.'* •Garland:â€"Daughter of the middle borderâ€"In this â„¢Krak^Mf7~Garrancr continues the history of the Garland family from the point where he left it in son of the middle border. Holt:â€"Marriots and the Powells â€"A tribal chronicle ojTChicago^ __ â€"^HEADr SHOE SALESMEN"-" ~ Frank B. -King,â€"825 GreenleaF ave- nue, has been elected president of the National Shoe Travelers' association, according to word receives this week from headquarters in Boston. The po- sition is one of the most impq Jn the^-commercial departme: shoe industry in the United States. | Drives Away Ship's Smoke. 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