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8 THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921 TWO OF ARTISTS TO APPEAR IN JOINT RECITAL ON DECEMBER 12 North shore music lovers are turning their attention to vvha~ promises to be one of the season's most important musical events when Mrs. Albert Pick, Jr., pianist, of Winnetka, Carle- ton Kaumeyer, violinist, of Wilmette. and Eugene Dressier, tenor, of Chicago, appear Monday evening, December 12. in special joint recital at the Evanston Woman's club. Mrs. Pick was formerly Miss Corinne Frada, pro- fessional pianist, who es- tablished an enviable reputa- tion as one of the leading artists of the Pacific coast. Mr. Kaumeyer. is well known to north shore aud- iences. He has appeared frequently at various social gatherings and musical en- tertainments, and is favor- ably known as a director of light opera. He has done much of this work in Chau- tauqua. Mr. Dressier, is a soloist at the First Methodist Mrs. Albert Pick, Jr. church of Evanston, and has appeared as soloist with the famous Apollo club of Chicago. ._______ ______ DRIVER INJURED WHEN CAR HITS AUTOMOBILE Fred Lvacek of Gross Point suf- fered severe cuts and bruises early Monday morning when an automobile he^was^drmtiff-was -gtmck-by-a-ChU cago, North Shore and Milwaukee electric car at Linden avenue and Third street. The machine was badly wrecked. Several similar accidents have oc- curred at the Linden avenue crossing this year, according to the police, and \t is thought steps will be taken to obtain better protection for ve- hicles and pedestrians at this point. An electric signal bell installed at the crossing is usually out of order, it is said. Mrs. John B. Bellamy was hostess at a tea given at her home Tuesday last in honor of Mrs. Scott, guest of Mrs. William F. Freudenreich. THIS CHRISTMAS Tradeat THE HOUSE OF KIRCH BE Rip DIAMONDS VJ FOUNDED 1867 Watches, Jewelry, Silverware 104 N. State Street. C iica«o | Door North- of Washington St., Opposite Fuel's 4 rears' hones! merchandising ii your gusrsnlss Purchase! Can he Made by Mail Catalog on Re |ue>t NOTICE Notice is hereby Riven that the part- nership of Glen R. Ianson. Peter Carl- eon and Elmer Blum, doing business as the Wilmette Express, was dissolved on the first day of November, 1921. and the business sold to Waldemar Mel- sen. Glen It. Ianson. Peter Carlson and Elmer Blum will not be respon- sible for any debts contracted by the Wilmette Express after this dfltt Wilmette, Illinois, November 25. 1821. Adv. 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Following the regular Quarterly business session there will be a social program of especial interest to the young people._________ Mrs. J. C. Scoville of Pasadena, Cal., was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Frank E. Cheeseman for several clays this week. The Old Bridge club was enter- tained at the home of Mrs. Warren Pease Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Sidney Corning EaitZ^ hostess at a luncheon given si? Jl in honor of her guest, Mrs. \$} Be thankful for music! It is a source of happiness that never fails. It is a solace for what has been, and an in- spiration for what is yet to be. Music will never fail to comfort and cheer you. AD that is greatest and purest and best in music can be heard Jnjttajioin^oiajhe Victrola. It will round out aTiappy Thanksgiving with clean and honest mirth, with dancing and with song. Why not see us about it today 1 ^NcrwStore TALKING MACHINE CO $03 Davis St EVANSTON Phone Evanston 4523 fountain. 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