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tors, Lyric Soprano and Duo Pianists Program for Oct. 11i The Womans Club, of Wilrnette sets sali upon a new sea of activitv, ýof new, pr ograms, of ,new ýe vents, Wednsdayafternoon, October Il., With summer anc1its vacation time behind them, with the briskness of autun days to invigorate them, of - ficers,1 directors, ,chairmen, and mem-- bers, alike, await ail that is ahead. The year's première is a reception and, tea to officers and directors 'and a musicale. by Sylvia Lubi,' lyric -so- prano. and KathrynAnderson.an Alvena Reckzeh, duo-pianists. Besides the delightful programý planned for the opening of the club,. the members and their guests wil have the privilege of viewing an ex- hibition of paintings. by Florence White Williams, a Chicago. artist. Miss 'Williamns bas traveled in Por- tugal and Spain, -and bits 'of this old- worl4 lii. w.th its colorf ul buildings, beautiful casties, and picturesque peasantry. aie shown on ber canvases. The program chosen for the musi- cale wiIl be: Sonata, B3-fiat major......... Clementi Minuet .............." ...Mozart-Saar Ntuulos,. -fiat major ....... ...ÇChopin The Swan ..ý.... ..........Saint-Saens Staccato Etude . .. . RutinStein-Reckzeh Miss Anderson and Mrs. Reckzeh Vergebliches Staidehen (Tihe Vain Suit> .......... Brahms Quando Me'n Vo Soletta (La Boberne>, <Musetta Waitt SoDg)....**........ï i.........Puccini Tii. ightinggle and the Rose............. Rimsky-Korsakoft La C quete ..............Ârensky LRevur ...........Arensky Schierzo............. ........ Arensky Miss Anderson and Mrs. Reckzeh Invocation to Eros ......... Kursteiner Les Filles de Cadiz, (The Maids of Cadiz)...........Dc b~ Two F'oU-Songs of Little Russia............ ..... Zlmbalist Miss Lubi Caprice..................... KIie r Romance ................ Rachmaninoff Malaguena............ ...... Lecuona Miss Anderson anid Mme. ]Reckzeh, Chant Hlindou (Hindu Song) Bemberg Batti, Batti. (Don Giovanni) (Chide, Oh, Chide Me)........ Moza rt "Miss Lubi. Year Oct. 13VM and Dramnatic. Sylvia Lubi. ,lyirîc soprano. briiaût artist of, the concert and light ope> aworld,iil bhe the soloisi ut the , musicale, uwhichlwith 0' reception, and fea, iil introduce the seaso.». for the 14opian'sý Club of Wilmette next Wednesdal .afternooes tf2 o'clock. 1Arlist pupil of Fi-an cescco Daddi, Miss Lubi sings with that distinction and chain which char<cteri.ces this studio. Attractive a Pd vivacious, the soloist is saidl to have evcrything nccessary for ant artist's success;- personality, stage Presen ce, chairn, a voice of beautif id quality, and the knowledge of interpretation, and a sincerity thanU fasciaates. A critie, in crfftipe;iting upon a recmit prograrn at ite Allerton. reinarks. site '<iresented a progqian which ûtas a delight 10 eye and ear. Site made. a'Iloviy fi ct sie, for site combines beaitty tt4th -a cha-m iitg sta~.ge prese>tce an;d perfeçt euase~ and poise." Miss Lu'i zu411 go on air extensive tour throughout lte United States. during. the wiuter ,nonths. The duo-pian ists. zcho wiII also be OD i te prograin, are Kathryn Alnderson and Alvena !?eck.zeh, -who havc becit on concert tour and appeared ,,ipibCotiLposers' daV ut the Illinois Host building ut 4 Century of Progress. Gardern Club'Members co Select Ribbon Winners Members of the Wilmiette Garden club wishing transportation Friday afternoon. October 6, when the club Wellesley Cirde Wl Start Year Oc tober 17 Mrs. Albert C. Goodnow of Gieni- coe, newiy, elected-cbairnian of the North Shore Wellesley circie, enter- tained her. cornjnittee, whose meni- ýeadings The first meeting of the fine arts department of-the Woman's Catho0lic C lub of Wilmétte will be heki in the lounige of the. Woman's club on Fri- day afternoon, Octoberl13, at 2 opclock. cessfully. managed the Office of fine arts chairman, for two years in- the past, ,is again presiding over this de- partment. She announces that the tal- ented Mrs . Michael Morris, Who is a member, of be committee, will bave charge of the program. Violin, piano, voice e dramatic readings, and dancing numbers will, be rendered on bier di- versîfied -programn. Mrs. Morris is a composer and concert pianist, havngý appeared on many programs1 in the principal cities1 of the United States. She is aiso well knowvn to music circles on the north shore.. haigthe prograrn with Mrs. Mor- ris will be Miss Audrey Call and Miss Penelope Hall. 'Miss Auzdrey Cati is, a charming and talented violinist and bas appeaçed on many club prograrns during the past year. She received part of ber musical education ini Pa ris. Miss Penelope Hall is -a versatile artist. She will entertain witb aread- îng and will also give somne singing and dancing numbers in costume. Miss Hall is a senior at Mundelein College for Women. She bas been appearing rezularly in radio sketches over Station WMAQ. She bas taken the leadine role :in "Mosaics" and many . college plays of Mundelein college. She is president of Mundecein Draniatic club and Was awarded the "Golden Rose"~ Iast year foi outstanding work in dra- matics. The fine arts committee inembers are,.. Mfrs. Walter .Berminghani, Mrs. Harry Bettinghaus, Mrs. Fred Clark, Mrs. Louis Crusb, Mrs. Russell TFlood, Mrs>. Robert Fonthani. Mrs. Banford Langi, Mrs. NIkihael Morris, Mre,. H. J. Na-~ per. Mrs. Charles Norman Mrs. Wil- liam Shaughnessy, Mrs. Frank Roth- ing. Mrs. Cornielius Caliahan, .Mrs. Henrv Schmidt. Mrq. Harry Sherwin., Lng lier are nois. -The state garden club bas Mrs. W/. B. planned a course in fiower arrange- .rs, a nd Mrs. ment under Mrs. K. T. Cary, Novem- enry Hall is ber 13, 14, and 15,- the place to'be ng begins at announced later. From the state is served at garden club comes the suggestion: that gardeners makeé cuttings at this iioon. pluni<ett uncneon wiliIDe serveci at 1. time, of geraniums and other plants that form moots quickly and get tbem st-arted for distribution later among shut-ins. AID BABIES The Babies Friendly, society is meeting at the home of Mrs. Wini- fred Bersch, 1715 Walnut avenue, on Thursdav, October .12, for al. day work.