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the active chapter at Nortwcste n -chapters of the at the home of Mrm Leslie F Gates, and the Alumnae Park.in coin-. Oak and Shore South 723 1ighth street.-Sewin*g' will *.com-ý birthsixty-seventh the ng memorati mence at 10 o'clock -in the mornting. sorority on Saturday, 'the of day. Anyone having Boy Sout uniforms. 1anuary 23. The. occasion will bie to give to Arden Shore,- and the caMp celehraied by -1' uncheon inthe is greatly in need of themn, is asked to Wedgwood room at Marshall Field's take them to Mrs. Edwin' W.,Burbott, at 12.-30 o'clock. 1514 Lake avenue, industrial chairman. The affair promises to be of unNýew ofilcers will be'installed at the usuel interest in that Mrs.. D. Bligh mneeting,.,thus conferring upon Mrs. -Roy Grasett, 797 Walden road, Winnetka,'ý R. Marquardt the office of chairman; Who was elected national president Mrs.. Ernest H. Freeman, vice-chair- .at the sorority's convention ýthis past man;, Mrs. Burbott, industrial chairman; summer will bé the guest of honorl, Mrs. Dwight Chapman, recording sec- and that Mrs. Willard T. 'Grimm, 515 Rolnroad, Kenilworth,' newly- apretary; Miss, Frances Goodhue, c orresponiding secretary; Mrs. O., E.. pointed presideut of District 11, Will speak. Tbaleg., publicity chairman. 1In. charge. of arrangements: and reservations are Mrs. Frank Suttie, 2131 Kenilworth avenue, Wilmette, inan ofjthe W~ Arden Shore a be installed at of tihe prou p T at the home of, mie uuurd 01 jation. S/se till Sail-day meeting sday, January 14, r.Leslie '.Gates. m WftI1 Relate Chr*if mas Experiences l'o Baptisis est avenue, Evanston. The Women's society of the Wilmette Baptist church will be held on Coverlel Guild Program Friday, january '8. Mrs. C. Herbert Jones, in charge of the meeting, on Ancieni Chinese Scrolls brings to the members Miss Matilda Utecht, instructor of field work for~ The Colonial Coverlet Guild of Amer-. the Baptist Missionary Training ica will meet in the Wedgwood room at Fiel's on, january 13. Luncheon is MVrs. Evanl J. McIlraitit of 1127 Chest;llt avenu1e is active on the conmittre for thse East End Circle benefit to bc given Wednesdayv, Januiar3' 27, at thse WOmtapz's club. Tihe crent is ta be a. dessert bridge with attractive prizes. of "National Defense," when it holds its meeting Tuesday,' January 12, at 1 :30 o'clock, at the Woman's Athletic club, 626 North Michigan avenue, Chiicago. Members may bring guests to the program and the tea following it. Miss Jessie R. Cox is in charge of the afternoon. Mrs. Alliý John M. luncheon o'clock. nected with the antique cepartm.ent of Col f ax street, Evanston, for a lunc117 oby bmnrt, wt 1 their accompanist. Mrs. Fieid's for. some years and has traveled eon Wednesday, January 13, at 12:31) ,is' Link is hostess at the extensively through' China and the clock. Following a short' business hich wiIl be served at 1 Orient, and has artistic appreciation for meeting, Miss Ethel Coe, artist and ýphera; the intricacies customs. ~1 ~ of Chinese life 0. of M. Meeting Thenexr*t meetiniz i At Home to Friends and lecturer, wiil talk, on "Art for E-vervone." Assistant hostesses wilI be Mrls. EHdwarcl H. Haan, Mrs. R. M. Meigs. -Mrs. W. T. Bradfield, Mrs. H. E. Ringholm, Mfrs. Floyd McGrath, and' Mrs. C. C. Simmons. of who deL improvisi :ed the Rueits m ms on the piano. orsReceive Friends Thel. Sigma Dirner . tte, Theta' Sigma Phi, hônorary jourMr. and Mrs. Albe rt H. Pendieton eoon, of 1234 Glendenning rroad received nalism sorority, will have a dinner at his about 100 friends at. open house on the Cordon ini Chicago Tue sday 'eve- q'-a> Saturday evening. ning, january 12, at 6:15 o'clock. was gmest. Lowf, r.