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F. Til. O'Brien, president, -iaýde the following announcements: The next league mieeting wilI be lield March 10 at 2 o'clock at the Wiixnetka Woman's club. Sister Loy- ola of St. X(avier's collçge, Chicago,. -ill read Browning's "The Poet-,of the M\onologue.".Ameirican and folk songs wilI be given by Ida Mae Cameron,, in costume. The Study class 'wil :meeti at the homie of Mrs. Curt Apel, 1092 Bluff road, Glencoe, at 2 o'clock Wednés- day-. February 18. "The Education of a ýPrincess" will be reviewed,'as %vell as current events. There, is to be a social ýservice me e t- iîig at the 'home of Mrs. William Dooley, 545 Elm place, Highland Park, February 24 at 2 o'clock., Sewing and cardIs will. occupy the. afterniooni.. ON ýWEEK-END JAUNT Mliss, Eleanor Idier,, daughter of Dr.atid Airs. Percyý B. D. Idier of 932 Aslilanid avenue, and Aiss AMary \Mc<u lty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McNulty of 720 Ashland dents f rom Laseli seinary, Auburn-, dlate, lMass, who wiIl spend this week-, end at the White iountains lin New H-ampshire, enjoying such winter sports as tobogganing, skiing, sleigh-. mng. and snow-shoeing. This excursion is an annmal event. Miss Genevieve Smiihers. daughter Carlos Photos Th"îe Ministrels will be in town Thurs- day and Friday, February 19. and, 20, under auspices of the Logan-Howard P. T. A. AI. local talent-and super- flne. Above; the entire cast comprising tbe .following.. End Men: -Messrs. Arthur J. Wernicke, William Edmunds, C. W. Brlekey, George Leal,'Ralph Warble, Robert Mte- Lean $. Van Inwagen and, Johf E!d- Balladists:Msr. John Kinnear, EG- wLn Fowler and Clar'ke Malt,. Harmonists: Messrs. Lowell Trodd,, Stanley Peterson, Robert De Vinney, Carleton Raumneyèr, Clarke 'Mair, Fred- erie P. Strauch, Edwin Fowler,, Kenneth Eider. Ladies' chorus: Miss Ruth Smlth, Dorothy Braun, Catherine Leal, Cula Bnickey, Mrs. Betty Mason, Mrs. R. B. DeVinney, M'%rs. Arthur Ruff, Mrs. 0. H. Sebreibe', Nlrs. A- H. Fuessle, Mrs. H. A. Fanckboner, Mrs. M. S. Newcoenb, Mrs. Wm. Sebleler, Mrs. Stanley John- son, MIs. R. H. 'Meaker, Mrs. J. S. Parks, Mrs. John Flynn, Mirs. Charles Coté and Mrs. 0. VonderHoif. .At the right: The celebrated.. to take part in th( Bethany .Crowe Thotnpson Knott. anci 1~aurence Mrs. Robert Da. 701 Laurel ave- nue, WVilmçtte, and Miss Je 'ssie De- Both, who gives cooking lessons,, are on an 'advertisiig. campaign i the east this week. They bave ejust Ieft Wilkes-Barre, 'Pa., and are now in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Phdl , IHottnan, director. J.' "Swede" Nelson is at the pianoe. Town Meeting at Kenilworth Club Held February 3 An old-fasbioned town meeting i\ras held at the Kenilworth club Tuesday nighit, February 3, in. conjîinction with irir Ilgh sCUOol board of educa- 1ion. Trhe program closed with . selec- tions by a quartet composed of James Gatherer, George Harold Rigler, Charles D. Howe and W. C. Lewis. Women Voters to Meet -Monday, February 23. Hot. Cross Bun Season. There is much hustling and bustling in Wilniette bakeries these days, for Lent is with us again and tbat meaus that bakers must prepare for another. Hot Cross Bun season. Hundreds of millions of Hot Cross Buns were sold last year, and the popularity of this Lenten favorite is expected to risc to new heights this year. --o-absence o: Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson of R. Hawxhl Cincinnati, .Ohio were the house Village1 guests of the latterps aunt, Mrs. a talk on Robert S5. Swaim, 701 Laurel avenue, Are Dividt las tWeek-.end. spoke -fort - - v - trip ini the E~ast and Canad;. Village, President Ralph Dallas,.Texas. --- -o anager F. L. Streed gave H. H. Wetzel of Mt. Carmnel. Ill., Mrs. William Mason, 845 Sheridan >ur Taxes and IIow Tihe y bas been spending a week witb bis road, will entertain severai. of ýr KndloChParkD.boead Hghtadenur. e L Iyons, 1709 friends at ' unchéon and . bri4ge on e" aend Crhar . bor dauHghaderMs nueMonday Â4t' Sbawnee Çoutry club.