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Noyember 12. 1926 WILMETTE ·L IFE The North Shore Teachers' institute, held annually under the auspices of Edward }. Tobin, county superinten<lent of schools, will convene at the First Methodist Episcopal church of Evanston, at 9:30 o'clock Monday morning, November 15. As a result, school sessions will not be held in any <>f the north shore schools. The p.r ogram for the day is as follows: Local Teach~rs to ·Book Party at Library Delight to Children Attend Institute As a result of numerous requests, a Evanston Monday book party was held for the children of Wilmette at the 'Public library, Thursday afternoon, under the auspices of Miss Wi!lifred Bright, children's librarian. Such a party had been previously held in August and because of the great amount of interest taken in it and the great enjoyment derived by the regular part of the library program. Each child comes to the party dressed to represent some book and all try to guess from this the title of the book. The boy and girl guessing the greatest number of titles each winning a prize. Various other book games were played and the children all reported having a 1 splendid time. I Another regular feature of the chil- 1 dren's work conducted by Miss Bright is the story hour which is held every Saturday morning at 10:30. All children . are invited to attend. Music ·....... Bolt wood School Orchestra B. F. Stuber, Conductor Greetings .............. Edward J. Tobin County Superintendent of Schools Address .. "Some Elements of Leadership" Dr. Arthur E. Bestor, Pres., Chautauqua Institution, ·Chautauqua, N. Y. Solo ..... Miss Helen E. Smith, Wilmette Address ........... "An Anthropologist's View of Race" Dr. Fay-Cooper Cole, Prof. of Anthropology, University of Chicago AFTERNOON SESSION, One·thJrty ¥. ~1. First M. E. Church · 2 ha.mber Music Program, String Quartette From Little Symphony Orchestra of Chicago Address ........ "An Unofficial ObserveP in Europe" Dr. Ralph Dennis, Dean, Northwestern University School of Speech. W Wind Shatters Window In Linden Candy Store The high wind that accompanied the storm and -cold wave that swept over the north shore last Tuesday, was of such force that it completely shattered a large pane of glass in one of the show windows of the Schatlman building, located at Linden avenue and Fourth street. Although the frag· ments were show_tred down upon the sidewalk immedi~tely ·adjoining and endangered several passers- by, no one \\'as. injured. The building is occupied hy the Keystone Confecti'onery company. ON DUCK HUNT Dr. M. C. Hecht, Dr. Charles B. 11ake and Walter Nelson of the Nelson Laundry company are spending several days in the vicinity of Chillicothe, Ill., on a duck hunting expedition. CHURCH MEN AT DINNER Men workers in St. Augustine's church parish are to have a dinner in the clubhouse of the parish Monday evening, November 22, it was announced this week. Mr. and Mrs. Warren T. Fifer of 125 'F'ifteenth · street have gone to Minneapolis to make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Fifer were guests at a number of parties _given in their honor before their departure. E have made our bread·. supreme in this respect by always using the purest and best ingredients. Expert baking knowledge is another asset in our favor. If you seek the best in bread buy ours. H Most nourishing food, The Wilson Bakery The Home of Everything Good That's Baked 1162 WILMETTE AVE. PH. WIL. 414 +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·------------------------+ Extraordinary Selling Very Newest Street and Afternoon Models-Dance and Party Frocks FROCKS Georgettes Flat Crepes Crepe Back Satins Jerseys Velvet Combinations Twillsbeen Plaids '10·95 '15 '19·75 There is no better time than now to buy those extra Frocks you will need for the busy, holiday season. Green and Cranberry Red, two colors of supreme chic at the present moment, are particularly suited for this festive time. Both are included in this selling, ·as well as black, navy and the lighter shades. Crepe Frocks, with bpws tied in front, bolero adaptations and Bertha collars, are some of the smartest details to be found. Other lovely models in:- "I Exquisitely trimmed with flowers, beads, ribbons, plaitings, shirrings, etc. circular skins. two-piece effects. Sizes for Misses and Women. Ntw basqucs. The Worthen- Carrico Co. 1146-48 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wilmette 588 +------------------~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·