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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1920 ifr* Activities s< iNortKJKoreChibj by Rutk Hirley^K HN Thursday, October J21, at the regular meeting of the Win- netka Woman's clul* Lucille Stevenson, soprano, and Gor- don Campbell, pianist, will be heard in a joint recital. This ______ is the first of a series of musical afternoon which the club has planned, and it is very much desired that the club members will co-operate in making this event the success it ough to be. These artists are under the management of Wendell Heighton, and are being booked extensively throughout the middle west. Miss Stevenson is a gifted pianist and is able to bring to her singing the knowledge and resources of the true artist. United with talents a broad culture and enthusiasm for all that is beautiful and the result is an art of great finesse.Very note\v6rthy was""tier'"surg- ing of John Alden Carpenter's "Gitanjali" Cycle at its initial per- formance with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Campbell has made three American tours with Charles W. Clark, and tours also through Great Britain and on the Continent. This is a real opportunity to hear a charming program, and it is hoped that members will invite many guests to enjoy it with them. The Entertainment committee at the North Shore Golf club announce the following events for. October. On Tuesday, October 19, the Evening Brtdge and Dinner will be held; Saturday, October 23, the Harvest Home Dinner will be given. No one will be ad- mitted to dinner or dance except in costume (Gingham.and Overalls). Prizes will be given for the most unique costume. Thursday, October 28, there will be an extra party, with dinner at 7 o'clock, followed by Military Euchre. 2:30 o'clock, at the clubhouse be- ginning Monday, October 18. It will be open to all club members at a fee of $1.50;to all members outside the club at $2.50. Miss Bertha lies who has charge of the Children's Dramatic work at the Municipal Pier will speak on that subject next Monday. The Westmoreland Country club held its annual Harvest Home dinner dance last Saturday evening. The club was artistically decorated with autumn leaves, pumpkins and witch- es. There were many unique costumes worn by the guests. NEW TRIER 4; CARL SCHURZ 1 New Trier's undefeated soccer team annexed another victory Tuesday afternoon when Carl Schurz went down under a spirited attack and finally succumbed 4 to 1. New Trier is booked to play Morton on the foreign field Saturday morning. .â€"TMi^ T?ngrtich prnyer hrvok has re- mained virtually unchanged since 1662. Dr. Miller, Osteopath, specialist in stomach and nervous disorders. North Shore Hotel, Evanston.â€"Adv. LTG40-tfc The political meeting at the Wil- mette Woman's club on Monday afternoon, proved to be of a most interesting nature. Two excellent speakers, Mrs. Mary Sykes of Mon- mouth, 111., a Republican, and Mrs. Charles C. Reckitt of Aurora ,111.^ a Democrat, presented their respective views on the two candidates, Harding and Cox, for president of the United States. Mrs. Sykes spent some time on the history of the Republican party, and its traditions and in men- tioning the league of nations said. "We cio not repudiate the league of nations but we do want to know what we are going to get." Mrs. Reckitt, on the other hand, of course is very strong for the League, and in a most convincing and effective manner, explained the good points of the Covenant and its many articles. â€" â€" ••• - â€" Preceding these speakers Miss Davidson of the Community Service gave a most inspiring talk on "The Play Institute" which is to be held here the first week in November. Miss Davidson says that we Amer- icans do not know how to play, and that real play as a recreation is the one sure way of keeping ourselves young. 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