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At Womtht's Club Wed~esday B,. R. L P. I · ._ __ _ _______ _ 0 · . was a busy_ day at the Woman s club of Wilmette, and many members of the club spent the entire day at the club home. Mrs. Marguerite Harmon Bro took up part of the mor~ing period with her interesting OOSe~vahOI_lS on the educational prob7 lem. m Chma, and Mrs. George Lamb revtewed "Porgy," during the noon drama hour. Mrs. Esther L. Harcourt, dramatic reader, gave a reading of Booth Tarkington's "Monsieur Beaucaire." This popular story is a picture of the typical eighteenth century Frenchman, lover of adventure, chivalry and romance. The scene is laid in Bath England, where Monsieur Beaucaire' haughty, gay, roguish, regal, revenge~ ful but always polished, subtle, a.nd a beau, goes for a little gaming. .He gains an entry into English society as the Duke of Chateaurien, and becomes the idol of all, even of the exquisitely regal Lady Mary, with whom he falls in love. Just as Lady Mary is about to confe3s her love for him, Beaucaire is denounced as a barber and servant, but after dramatic episodes is revealed as the Duke of Orleans, cousin of Louis XV of France. Mrs. Harcourt gave a masterly interpretation of the character of Beaucaire, and vividly brought out that of the Duke of Wintersmett who was discovered by Beaucaire to be a cheat at cards. Her voice was flexible and lent itseJf gracefully to all the nuances of the moods, and her reading was pleasing in every way. Phyllis Feingold, violinist, appeared at the end of the program in a group of selections. She is an instructor in the American branch of the Modern Institute of Paris. Mis3 Feingold would seem to have everything a true artist needs-personality, poetry, technical background and musical intelligence. One of the finest of the women violinists of our time. Miss Feingold's accompanist, Miss Olga Fandor, gave a fine performance also. The group of numbers giv~n were three: "En Bateau," DeBus5y: "Gypsy Serenade," V a 1 d e z ; and "Scherzo Tarantelle," by Wieniawski. As an encore she played the wellknown "Frasquita," an ~rrangement of the composition by Lehar made by Kre.isler for the violin. A - t. . 0 616 DAVIS S'IBEBT, BVARS'IOR Ualv. Z'750·51·SZ·5S WUmette SSS·SS6 · c~ 0. D. and Telephone Orders Accepted-Free Delivery. 0 1 PECIAL MOIIABCB COFI'BB J lb. eaa $1.49 Moae Bette· at $1.00 lb. 0 sooo lbs. Just Reeelved I ~!~~·$u."s 49e OBAJIGB~S-Florida, reg. 90c doz., Sweet and Juiey, Lge. Size, Doz. S9e 1500 .l bs. Monareh 'f·W 'follies Selected Lar1e Hal.ea, O . Moaueb Peaebes eaa 2.9e-doz. $S.S9 SOAP AMERICAN FAMILY PIMEAPPLB ~lonareb. luge . . . ,,. to ean. Dolen, tt.M Hawaiian. 8 sUeea . GBLATIMB . GREY'S LAKE pkge. 19e 10 Ban 59e Powde··lge. eaa 2.2.a 1'14ee'· Baklag On Navel Califomiu. Seedlel$. Reg. 90c Size~· Doz·...... S9e. 0 Gold'a Baat'm Co·a Ca-eam ol Wbeat MONARCH. Do·n, $%.75 luge .pkge. 2.40 eaa zse. PICKLBS TOILET PAPER SILK TISSUE 0 24'h·'· sack Nanc,. ~acheoa 0 4 i-oUs 2.9e 1 Grapelruit~Russeb. INDIAN RIVER. Lure Size ..... , lor ,Se 0 SHELLED PBCAMS Kltehea KleazH g OBARGBs · 99e :;wj D - 0 0 D 0 0 lb. ,,. Shelled WALIWTS Imported Halvea Jumbo Halves SUGAR Pure Cane Granulated lb. 69e 10 lbs. in cloth bag 650 4 eaa. zse Peaaat. 'utteaa .' MONARCH, T. W. "Hurta Only Dirt" ' pall 390. Spirit of Christmas in Children's. Story Hour M'iss Winifred Bright, Wilmette children's librarian, is conducting a series of special Christmas programs at the children's story hours each Saturday morning at 10 :30 in the Wilmette public library. Last Saturday Miss Bright · read from the Christmas play, uWhy the Chimes Rang." This Saturday she will tell how Christmas is celebrated in. different countries and will read a Christmas story. For next Saturday's story hour Miss Bright plans to read from A. A. Milne's "When We Were Very Young." She will also read an account of a visit to Christopher Robbin, the boy who inspired Milne's writing. On the Saturday before Christmas, December 22, a Christmas party will be held, Miss Bright announces. The next regular meeting of the Johanna North Shore committee wiJl be Thursday December 13, at the North Shore C~ngregation Israel center at Lincoln and Vernon avenues. The meeting will begin at 10 o:ctock in the morning and luncheon wdl served at 12 o'clock. DA'fBS-Deglet Noor. Luge, Fresh Dates ............. ·..t ..· · · · .lb. 59e ·llllponed ludlae· Soap Flake· AMERICAN FAMILY, Beg. Oe Sldaleaa aDd Bonelea BUHBB 3 lb. pkge. 49e luge . . . 49a MEADOW GOLD . BLLO (All Flavors) 3 pkaeL zse D 0 0 lb. brick S1e QUBBII OLIVBS .... ··· Ju, .,,. PBBSBBVBS s. o. s. Tbe Maaic Cleaner MONABCB-BaspiJerry or Strawberry Pare Frldt and Cane 8ap.r. Dn. 14.11 lb . · ~-- ~,. . .- ;/1 Gwabam Claeken. N. B. Co. plcge. 21e 2. .... "The Queen of Tahle Wat.n" piE··· 25e ·RIPB OLIVES ;~'a:t Santoaa naJcea hot.2.5e cloz.$2.'75 ~: ~;. ------- D 0