Hostess at Library Tea by North Shore Librarian Association
Miss Anne Whitmack of 506 Fifth Street will be among the hostesses at the tea the North Shore Librarian's Association is holding at the Drake next Thursday afternoon.
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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
4
Miss Anne Whitmack of 506 Fifth Street will be among the hostesses at the tea the North Shore Librarian's Association is holding at the Drake next Thursday afternoon.
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A boys and girls tale tracing Charlie the fox from capture by a kind schoolboy to escape from a pack of hounds. The fox grows with hound pups as friends. years later the pursuit resumes with grown hounds on his trail. Engaging authentic woodland lore and action.
Henry Kitchell Webster, popular novelist known for big business romances and midwestern family studies, died after a long illness. He lived in Evanston and preferred regional life over New York fame, with Howard Vincent O’Brien of Winnetka lauding his plain manner and Civil War verses. His works sold widely beyond typical expectations.
Count Hermann Kevserling's new book South American Meditations published on October 6 by Harper and Brothers receives enthusiastic endorsements from Sigmund Freud C G Jung Jacob Wasserman and Thomas Mann. Jung calls the work one of the most important manifestations of the rebirth of the spirit of the age.
Francis Gribble’s biography of Catherine the Great is read as tragedy and pathos. The review praises Gribble’s sympathetic portrayal of a sovereign whose rule combined grandeur with scandal and court intrigue.
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