Wilmette Societies and Clubs

The North Shore Luncheon club met last Wednesday with Mrs. Duffell at Argyle.

All those having chances on the bag to be raffled for the benefit of the Arden Shore camp are requested to give the number of their chance to Miss Hortense Gowing, 630 Washington avenue.

The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Wilmette Methodist church will be held Thursday, Sept. 3 at 1:30 o'clock. The regular luncheon will precede the meeting at 12 o'clock. Luncheon tickets are 25 cents.

"The Four Winds," playlet, and the seven tableaux, given by the Pottawattamie Camp Fire Girls, was well worth the while of those who attended, and there was an audience of fifty. Lemonade was served by the girls during the afternoon. After the play and tableaux, there was a council fire and the Wohelo ceremony of lighting the three candles for work, health and love. This was followed by the singing of the three camp fire songs, "Firelight," "Goodnight" and "Wohelo." The girls then showed the audience the many pieces of art work they had made. Little Robert Brown, 738 Eleventh street, and Helene Mahan, 718 Elmwod avenue, each three years old, took part in a tableaux showing the Camp Fire Girls guiding little children. Robert Mahan was an Indian chief. Photographers from the Herald, Tribune and Examiner were on hand to take the girls' pictures. Fourteen dollars was cleared for the Tribune ice fund.

The Delta Psi girls met Monday with Miss Isobel Murray, 2812 Central street, Evanston.

The Reading circle meets next Monday with Mrs. John Clarke Baker, 347 Hill street.

The Tuesday club meets September 1 with Mrs. Frank Cutler, 1001 Lake avenue.