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16 WI~METTE LIFE April 19, 1929 reaHstie Have tht perfect wave that require~ no Jetting! This . new wave is acclaimed the most beautiful of all. The latest European Method given by Vanity Box Artists - a regular $20 wave. Take advantage now of this special low introductory price. $ I 1 Legion Notes. Vice-Commander Richmond of Wilmette Post No. 46, American Legion reported at the April meeting that the membership of the local unit is now one hundred percent. The cup awarded for the February membership drive in Cook county came to Wilmette by virtue of the aggressiveness of Mr. Richmond and his committee. The cup is given in consideration of Wilmette having achieved the highest percentage of the assigned quota. Rogers Park Post members were hosts at a district meeting Wednesday, April 17. A large delegation attended from the Wilmette Post. Wilmette Po.s t had charge of a booth at the Uptown Chicago exposition in Broadway armory Friday. The Drum and Bugle corps entertained with several snappy selections. Mrs. W. R. Brailsford, 916 Chestnut avenue entertained several of her friends' at luncheon and bridge Tuesday at Shawnee. World Mart Offers ' Attractive Things From Foreign ·Lands Jasmine tea served in a lovely ] apanese Tea garden, unusual cookies tarts, and other goodies displayed fo~ sale by Hansel and Gretel, and a lovely assortment of articles from foreign lands east and west, were found at ' the World mart held on Wednesday afternoon, April 17, at the National Kindergarten and Elementary college. The International club of the college each year presents the World mart as a benefit for its Foreign Student Aid fund. Foreign costumes and settings were added to the general merriment as faculty, students and friends enjoyed shopping in this unique fashion. The active membership of the club this year includes eleven foreign students and an equal number of American sisters. The foreign countries represented are China, Armenia, India, Germany, 'M exico, the Philippine Islands, Sweden, Poland. the British West Indies and Canada. . The American sisters included American Indian articles in their sales and other merchandise truly American. Miss Anita J auckens, a student from Mexico, is president of the club and Miss Mildred Melone of Wilmette was general chairman of the mart. Members of the College facultv wh o are honorary members of the club assisted as hostesses at the various booths and other honorary members who were patronesses for the event were Mrs. E. ]. Buffington, Mrs. Alexander W. Moseley. Miss Jane Hutchins WhiteJ Mrs. Carlton C. Virgil, Mrs . Harry G. Phillips, Mrs. Georg-e M. <iroves, Mrs. George H. Betts, Mrs. W. C. Gilbert. Mrs . .Tames A. Tames. Mrs. · Horace- H. Field. Mrs. Charles E. Bradt, Mrs. Elmer A. Johnson. Mrs. George H. Tomlinson. of Evanston: Mrs. Fred Porter of Ravinia: Mrs. Andrew MarLeis h. Glencoe: Mr~. Maurice H. Lieber, Mrs. Carrie B. Prouty. Mrs r Douglas Smith, Mrs. L. Harrison Mettler. and Mrs. C. \V. w~shburne- of Winnetka: M r" . Tohn W. Rehr of \Vilmette: M r". Th~mas C. Fort of Chir~Q'O and Mrs. A. H. Parma lee of River Forest. . Please make an appointment .MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Shampoo and Finger Wave or Marcel ......... $1.25 Manicuring ... 60c A regular $ 1 o Vanity Box Permanent - - special - - $5 Pierre Dumondes Powder blending a Specialty Marvelous R.est Facial .... $1.50 Black Walnuts, 69 Cents Pound Carefully Picked-Thoroughly Cleaned An Unusual Value ON SALE FOR ONE WEEK ONLY Beginning Thursday, April 18 .... · ..· ... ··· · HOSTS TO SCOTTISH GROUP .... ~ The choicest nuts offered in the World's Markets for your Mr. and Mrs. George A. Thursby. 1716 Highland avenue, entertained the Evanston and North Shore Scottish society, of which Mr. Thursby is president. at their home Wednesdav evening. The society celebrated its -seventeenth birthday anniversary last month. It has an enrollment of nearly fifty, and onlv those who are Scotch born are eligible to membership. PARTIES . AND LUNCHEONS ARE SPENDS WEEK-END HERE Miss Laura Durgin, who is teaching in the high school in Sheffield1 Ill., spent last week-end with her parents, Mr. and· Mrs. William A. Durgin of 627 Forest avenue. Miss Durgin, with two other members of the faculty came to the citv at the request of their principal to visit schools in Chicago and its vicinity. FRESH EVERY HOUR at the ATTEND MUSIC PARLEY Mrs. Marian E. Cotton, head of the music department at New Trier High school. and Miss Winifred :Mickey, Miss Susanna Armstrong, and Miss Adelaide Jones, members of the New Trier music staff, attended a music supervisors' conference of the North Central association in Milwaukee Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of this week. Alfred J. Ruby., formerly of Wilmette, who was in Rochester, Minn., all last week,' has returned to his home in Glencoe. BILLY BOY NUT KITCHEN c;,,,,. Stlu Bill, Boys YDII,. NORTH SHORE HOTEL BUILDING 519 DAVIS ST. Evanston PHONE GREENLEAF 3006 Open Evenint6 Ti/110--SunJa:vs 11 to 8