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14 GIVES TEA FOR MOTHERS Mrs. Eugene Mancinelli, 1010 Sheridan road, was hostess to members of the Mothers' club or Sigma Delta sorority of Northwestern university at a bridge tea last Monday afternoon at her home. Mrs. Mancinelli is president of the club. WILMETTE SCULPTOR TO EXHIBIT Stephen Beatnes, ·Evanston sculptor, is arranging an exhibit of the work of sculptors of Chicago and .vicinity to be held at Shawnee Country club beginning Dec. 8, and to be one of the series sponsored by the art committee of the club of which Mrs. Charles H. Dennis of Evanston is the chairman. In January he will arrange a similar exhibit for the Evanston Art cente_r. Mr. Beames is exhibiting in the citrrent show at the Art institute, his entry a statuette of Yvonne Chayea,!l, a little Evanston girl. LIFE November 22, 1929 Noel Coward Play to Se 'North Shore Scout Repeated Monday Night Resuscitates Child "The Young Idea," Noel Coward's play which had an excellent pr~sen~«tion by the Northwestern unJverstty theater last week will be repeated Monday evening at Annie May ~wift hall at 8:30. This performance wtll be sponsored by the Alpha Omi cron Pi alumnae. Misses Belle Kennedy, talented member of the school of 5;Je~ch faculty, Willard Farnum anJ Dorothy Cain play the leading ruks. Mrs. A. E. Swans·:u is ticket manager for the perfonn:lllC C , at: ' patrons and patronesses will lJI! Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Henning, Mr. an1l Mrs. Sa:!lu~ l Topliff and Mr. and 1fr · :. A. L. Miller. Tickets will be available at the !.l :·X office Friday and Monc.ty from JO to 12 and 2 to 5. Given Up for Dead Exclusive Showing of Foreign Importations PETIT PoiNT BAGS COSTUME JEWELRY GIFTS MRs: WM. A. BRADFORD 8:11 GUARANTEED MOTH-PROOPJIJG · ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - - · Fifteenth St. Wilmette 3 7 1 :1 JR E DAL E WIL~IETTE 1832 PHONE William ~. ~yant of 99~ Michigan 110 ! ~ossibly ~no~ what to do tn 111 avenue will head Sunset Rtdge Cottn - 0n: a~t Ot1 of tlus kmd.. . 1b f 1 · h · \ ftL'r ahout ten mmutes the chtld try c u or t te commg year, av~ng l'"' ~:o; g-i\·en up as dead. Billy was th en . be~n reelect~d at the annual meetmg allowed to try artificial respiration. He Fnday evenmg. Dr. Harry ~· Moc.k calml" laid the child face d.own, head of 1616 F~re s t was ~lected vtce-prest- t" ot ~t' sid e and methodical_ly .started :lent; Edmund J.r l\lcKcarnan, s;cretary, the Shaeffer method of arttf1ctal reo.. and Robert B. Umberger of 93_ J ~dson piration as taught ~o all B?Y. S.cout . . avente, trea surer. Matthew H. Htckey, In less than ten mmutes Vtrgmta n :Jr., and Th eodore G. ~ockwell were g·ained consciousness . an4 two lwur~ added to th e board of dtrectors. I tater \\'as playing agam wtth the othn '[ . D S . _, 17 C j children. . · .o rothy . . .chn e, ,)... - umn nr Billy is very mode st and matt e r -~ li .\ ts:-; roa d, Kcmh\'orth \\' Ill return I n;t,n Lak~..: I f about the whole affair, but Vi rForest college to sp end th v I hanks - ~c~ , t Mr and Mrs L \ f g-ivin g- holida \'S \rith her mother, ~Ir ~. g f)tma s ~)lar e1 ! 1 s, t 38.53 N Saw~ e r ·a ~c . \\' -\ s ·! ·, ea n . \\ 10 tve a . J · · · ' c Jrt c. 1 ~ u e . Chi ·ago, are not so casual ahou; it. ~I r. Dean says, "This was wond '?.! j I ful \\'Ork on Billy's part, and I wt St1 to say \H! are very gratef~l to tl.H~ B o~: ~~ NOR·'fAY ~cout s and Billy Lardner 111 partt cula r. , 1 SUNSET RIDGE ELECTS Billy Lardner, son of Mrs. Alice S. Lardner of Glencoe, is a Tenderfoot Scout in Troop 22 of the Union church . Glencoe. He joined the troop in April of this year and went to work to pass his Second Class test which includes First Aid . This training he recei ved under Louis Birdsall, his patrol leader. On July 18 while on vacation at Green Lake, Wis., Billy had a chan cr to use his first aid training. A littk girl, Virginja Dean, 2 ye~rs of age, fe ll off the pier. She was dtscovered later bv her father and when taken from tlw ~ater was unconscious. A group of people gathered but, though th ey worked frantically, could not bring th l' child to consciousness. They were unwilling to let Billy try artificial respiraI tion, because they thought a boy .coul d / . ·:·-· - -· - -·---· -·--·-·!· I Children's D reS S e S I i ! , .. - I I 1 · i I I i I ' ~ and School Uniforms Cuatom , made Will Call on Appointment LAKE STREET, EVANSTON 911 I ~- I I I - ------Henry F . Gilhofer and his dau g1 1tc.1. I I~fartha, 347 Washington avenue, \\'tl; 1 lca,·c 'l'l k 1 jl SPOKE MEETING Spoke Number Twelve of the Pr e-ln·terian church will meet at the h onH· ~ of . Mrs. Roger William s, 410 For est avenue. Tues day morning, No,·etnlw r 26. at 11 o'clock. ·:.--------··~· Josephine Taylor f:rP Pni PHf 5!l74 Edith Normoyle Wilmette 122 i next \Vednesday to sp·..: tH · · 'th Mr Gilhof"· r· , tan ·sgtvmg wt · brother in Cairo, Ill. _ __ _ ThanksgivingThen Christmas Why not make your rug sele~tions now. Later you will have many other things to occupy your time and attention, and a beautiful rug is something you will want to choose with deliberation. ~1any new rugs have heen added to our selection for your holiday choosing. Add holiday cheer to your home by allowing us to clean and brighten yotlr rugs and carpets. Four Day SALE -L ' Stock Reducing FRIDAY-SATURDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY One Lot Hats, $5-$6.50 Values ...... Now $3.95 One Lot Hats, $7.50 Values ........ Now $4.95 One Lot Hats, $12.00 Values ....... Now $8.75 All Children's flats reduced · to $2.50 Mestjian Bros., Inc. 511 MAIN ST., WILMETTE W orthen~Carrico Co. 1148 Wilmette Avenue Miss Mac Wilmette 1949 University 5050