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18 ON (:OAST TO COAST TRIP Mrs. Carl Keith and her daughter Harriette 0 f 310 k d K ' · · · ar\\ tc roa ' en- · llworth are makmg the coast to coast trip from New York to California. They are accompanied by Mrs. Cuddy W ILMETTE LIFE January 24, 1930 w ,. BROWNIE'S Remodeling Alterations Women's Accessories PERSONAL SERVICE and Miss Mildred Cuddy of Chicago. Burt Denmans Entertain Wl)ile . in New York. Mrs. Keith and Dinner Guests Jan. 20 Harriette will visit Miss E. C. Alling. In California, they will be the guests Miss Sarah Sher_:idan was week-end of Mr. Eldbridge Keith of Pasadena. guest at the home of t~e Bt :t ]. DenThey will return to Kenilworth about mans.· 21 Linden avenue. :1"1 iss Sherithe latter part of February. dan is vice-president of the Detroit Edison company. Mr. and Mrs. Denman entertained at a small dinner party on Monday for Miss Sheridan, at which other guests included. J\.fr. and Mrs. Frank Warren of Minneapolis who were en route home from \Vash665 Vern on Ave. Glencoe ington, D. C., where Mrs. vVarren had Phone Glencoe 18 5 been attending a conference on the cause and cure of war. l\frs. Warren is also chairman of the water and waterways committee of the National Federation of Woman's clubs. Dinner on Monday was followed by an opera party at the new oper.a hou se, where Mr. and Mrs. Denman took thei r guests to hear "Lucia." Elizabeth Buethe of Wilmette in Debate ·at ·Aurora Jan. 20 In behalf of the campaign for the bill granting women the right to sit on juries in Illinois, which will be voted upon in referendum next November, a unique debate on the question, "Shall women serve on juries in Illinois?" was given before the Business and Professional Women's club of Aurora at the Aurora City · club Monday evening, January 20, by Miss Elizabeth Buethe of Wilmette and Miss Matilda Fenberg of Chicago, representing the \Vomen's Bar association of Illinois. The negative of the question was presented in a lively spirit of satire by Miss Buethe, who painted an alarming picture of the incompetency of women on juries, and their physical, emotional, and intellectual disabilities that forever disqualify the feminine sex from assuming such responsibilities. The affirmative arguments were then ably and forcefully outlined by Miss Fenberg, who pointed out the method by which juries arc selected, what .the rules of eUgibility for jury service are and how these would effect women, and the practical advantages to be derived from women's votes in the jury box. "Those who are denied the privilege of serving on juries in Illinois, now, are aliens, minors, criminals, lunatics, and women," Miss Fenberg pointed out, "a classification ·we can hardly be proud SHOPPE MODISTE-DOROTHY ELLEN BROWN Daily-8:30 to 6-Saturdays-8:30 to 9 Mrs. May Cass Petersen of 417 Cumnor road, Kenilworth, is leaving tomorrow for Belleaire, Fla., to spend a month or two with her uncle, Joseph K. Cass at his winter home there. Mrs. Petersen, who is very interested in contract bridge, will study the Eastern methods of bridge playing. · T H R E E 8 X 10 BLACK AND of." At the close of the program, members of the club asked CJ..l!estions, and participated in a general forum discussion. WHITE PORTRAITS Optimists, F ratemity Entertain at Miralago Miralago ballroom seems to be doing its share in driving away ennui from the winter months along the north shore. Many small, impromptu parties are being given there and the social calendar for the next few weeks discloses a number of the larger affairs also finding their way to the Miralago. Among those mentioned are the Zeta Theta Nu fraternitv which will give its annual public bail tonight. The Optimist club of Wilmette gave a dinner dance at the Miralago on Wednesday, January 22. According to Dr. D. W. Rapp, pre sident of the organization, the affair was entirely social, and a large attendance of members and friends was present. Maxwell's Log Cabin furnished the cuisine, and the Miralago Trio entertained with songs and musical numbers. There was also bridge and table favors for all. 9n Friday, January 31, the yearly :M1d-S~mester frolic given by a cooperatmg group of students for their respective schools is to b~ held. MARRIED FIVE YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Jacob C. Heinz 9226 Ew_ing avenue, Evanston, cdebrate.d thetr fifth wedding anniversary last Tuesday evening at a large dinner party for fifty guests. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Kreusch of Wilmette, Mrs. Eva Werner and her two sons Frank and William Werner of Wilm~tte, and Miss Ber:tha Schramn of Kenilworth. Mrs. Hemz was the former Miss Isabel Werner of Wilmette. Dinner was followed by bridge and dancing and a midnight supper. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ware, 325 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth, with friends from Hartland, Wis., are leaving the early part of next week for Florida. They are to make the trip by motor and expect to spend several months touring the south. j(ARLOSf PHOTOS MIRALAGO BLDG.: 1647 Sheriddn Rodd ctt the Lake, between Wilmette and Kenilworth c Teltphone Wilmette 650 · ~.