September 24, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE l.t I NV I T E TO LECTURE Field Museum Offers Free Movies for the Children Education and Music to Be Theme of A ser.ies of nine free programs of Talk by Madame · Parry at Winmotion pictures are to . be given in the netka Community House James Simpson theatre of the Field M tt seutn of Natural History on SatMadame Barbareaux Parry, director urday mornings during October and of the Barhareaux School · of Educa- November. The pictures will be tional Unfoldment, which has a musical shown continuously from 10 to 12, and kindergarten branch at Winnetka Com- under the general theme, · "A Trip munity House, will give a lecture. Around the World." Monday evening October 11. at 8 The programs will be as follows: o'clock at the Community House on October 2-South America-"Strange "'Progre ss ive Education and its As sociation with Mu sic." South American Animals," "Rolling Anyone intere ste d in the Bari>areaux Down to Rio," "Going Down to .system pf child training, and anvone Buenos Aires," "Up the Upper Parana," intcrc.stcd ~11 pro;; r.css ive th ought along "The Cataracts of Iguassu." tcachmg lin es. will he interested in October 9-Africa-"East I East" hearing Madam e Parry, and evervone (Algeria), "Hot Sahara Sands," . "On is im·it e(] to attend, it is explained. the Trek" (Swazi Katievs), "African Foll o\\'ing a summ er spent studying Game Animals." the centers of progressive educational Octoher-Pcrsia:-"Grass." method throughout Europe. ~f ada me October 23 - India - "Mandalay," Parry has returned to this country with "Hunting ] ungle Animals in India." n ew idea . and a splendid kno,~· ledge Octob er 30- China-"Catching Up in of ,,·hat ot her countries arc doing along progressive cdn cat iona l lin es, she as- Canton," "Celestial Contrasts," "Tursert:-;. She has spe nt her life in edu- baned Tommies," "Two Cities of Old cat iona l rc-;<·arch \yo rk. an d the fame Cathay," "Jn Shanghai and ~Iacao." :\ovcmber 6-Japan-"13oys and Girls of the Barhareaux . ystrm is wid es1 rr;Hl in this rountr_ ,.. The cent ral . tudio of Japan," «The Silken Cities of Suwahas been Inca ted in the Fine .'\ rts ko," "The Islands of ~Iatsu s hima," "In huildin~ in C'hica~o for t\\Tilt\' Ytar:-;. the Hicc Fields oi Japan," '·~I o dern Thcr~~ arc branrJH·s in Bo ..,tnn,· San Aspec ts of Japan." F r a 11 r i..; r n. \·a 11 co 11 ,. e r a 11 d Ill an'· o t h c r citie.., in otlwr . . tate~. Th e -central offi rc fo r thi · di:-;trict is locate d at 2-l-l2 Shrrman annur. E,·an~ton. November 13-East Indies-"Souvenirs of Singapore," "Java, the Garden of the East," "Boro Bodor and the Bromo," "In Batik Land," "Rural Java." November 20-Australia-"Life on an Austrailian Ranch," "Kangaroo Hunting," "Sidney," "The Sheep and Wool Industry," "The Derwent River and Mount Buffalo." November 27-The South Sea Islands -"Moana ol the South Seas." \Vatter Pattison, who recently returned from France and . Spain, has been the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Pattison of 204 Golf terrace, prior to his departure to teach in the romance language department of the l'niversitY. of ~1innesota. -oThe Crescent circle of the Congregational church is meeting thi s after noon at the home of ~Ir . Loui s The peony is the flower of the north. Becker. lO:i Fifth stre et, to · cw on Here on our own north ·s hore are fancy work for the bazaar. found the ideal soil and climatic con-o11 r .and Mrs. George H. Pattison· , ditions that produce peonies in thdr 204 Golf terrace, are leaving for Cleve- greate st glory. You yourselves can land ~(onday to vi sit ~I r. and ~f rs. have a glorious garden of the Donald P at tison. Now is the Time to Plant Peonies OVERCOATS Three New Trier Grads Enter. Kenyon College \\' clb Sintlllelth and Phil Brm,·n \'L·\\· Tri~· r Ili ~h sc hool gra duat es. !cit ~un'day 1n ornin!!. dri,·ing- " ·ith Phil's par c n t s. ~ f r . and ~ f r s. James ~f. B n)\ r n, 91i ('. r r t nll' a i a n·n u c. to r n t r r t h e irL·:-lnn:111 rla"" (l i K cn~·on co ll ege at Gamb ier, 0. ~f r. a1H 1 ~f rs. Bro\\· n in tend to "Pen d two weeks d siting friends and rclati,·rs in central Ohio. I1oh Keny on . also a Xrw Trier ~radu atr. has ent ered Kt·ny on college this year. The Kind You"Ve Always Wanted Now made to your individual measure and priced ridiculously low Loui s Becker of 105 Fifth street They will make your June garden has as her house guest this week, ~Irs. a spot to be proud of-a riot of color Frank \Voodyatt of Moline, Ill. ranging fmm delicate shell pink to rich, clark reds-a range of cho.ice in shapes and form-singles, Japs, semidouhle s and doubles. 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Northbrook Peonies are grown under scientific cultivation. Here in your own neighborhood you have cne of the finest peony gardens to be tound any place-five miles west of Glencoe on the Dundee Road. Drive out and choose your own roots. If you would rather have the roots delivered to you we can mail them by parcel post prepaid. Choose your spring garden t'lOW. Send for yq_ur copy of The Master List, America's Blue Book of Fine Peonies. 1641 Orrington Ave., Evanston Library Plata Building Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenins· AU you need to do is dtop us a card. We do the rest. 1 Day Deli..,ery ScheduleNo Dilappoinnnmts Northbrook Gardens Box J. G. Glencoe, Ill. · Farmers Marketing Co. Mount Vernon, Iowa. Box 432. "The \Vorld's Greatest Clothes Value" Made Expressly for You and You Only