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14 THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, JRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922 To Give Three preat Anni- versary Concerts Singers well known on the north shore are to appear in the programs of the Fiftieth Anniversary concerts to be given by the Apollo Musical Club of jQricago-May 1, 2 and 3 at Or^ chestra Hall. Among the prominent soloists are such familiar vocalists as Mary Welch, .soloist at the Wilmette Congregational church; Gladys Swartout, Ethel Bene- dict, Walter Allen Stultz of North- western University, and Eugene Dress- ier. Edgar Nelson is the organist. ~ - Open Fund Camoaign The Apollo club, which has appeared frequently before Wilmette Sunday Evening club audiences, is directed by Harrison M. Wild. The club is to __launch a maintenance fund campaign '-â€"in conjunction writh the observance of its Fiftieth season. The purpose of the campaign is identical with those â€"conducted by the Chicago^BancU asao- The Appollo Musical club is the parent of nearly all the choral so- cieties in Chicago. Th|rty yea^rs ago it was still the onl/ chorus giving = the ^Messiah" annuaHj^-^AlCter the » world's fair, its Evanston members decided to organize the Evanston Musical club. The Madrigal club came into existence. The Rogers Park group formed a choral so- ciety, and as time went on the 'Marshall Field, the Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., the Edison, the Sears- Roebuck and the Swedish singing so- cieties and others grew up in power, always taking members of the Apollo Club as an inspiration and for leader- ship, and to be in a local sense, rivals of the older parent society. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ""On next Sunday morning at 9:30 there will be a general convocation of all the departments of the xscBool in the main auditorium of the church. t The program will include an Easter Story, recitations and a number of special songs. Miss Edith Harper, president of the North Division of the Chicago Chris- tian Endeavor Union, will speak at the Christian Endeavor meeting next Sunday evening, 5:30 o'clock. Her subject will be "Young People's Re- sponsibilities." The newly organized Westminister Jluild will meet In the parlors of the Church Tuesday afternon, April 18, at 2 o'clock. At the same htiur there will & U C1WK. AX tuc pome iw*»» v«.~*» ""r, be a meeting of the little roiKsm the Sunday School-building for the pur- pose of organizing a Light Bearers Band. The Men's club will meet at the church Firday night, April 21. Din- ner will be served at 6:30, followed by an interesting program. This meefihg will include all men of the .church. Reserve the date. NO TOLL ON THIS WIRE WILMETTE 526 SALE ON SEWING MACHINES WE CAN SAVE YOU 10% to 40% ON THEM. Style 66â€"Singer-5 Drawers - - - - - - - $54.00 Style 66â€"Singer Potable Electric ----- <g$65.00 Style l£8~JSinger Portable Electric ----- 3$55.00 100 Shop Worn Singer Portable Electrics $35.00 to $45.00 200 Shop Worn Portables, Electric, White, New home, Eldrige, Western Electric, Domestic - $35.00 to $45.00 EASY PAYMENTS - - - $5.00 PER WEEK 828 Davis Street Phone Evanston 654 BEBBB Open Every Tuesday, Thurs- day and Saturday Evenings ,UrTTT,TTTr,T»».»»lTITHlHlIJTTTTllHllXTmiIXIXlXIIIIIIIIlIX^^AX^^^^ VETS' SUMMER CAMP A tract of land along the Potomac river has been turned over to the American Legion and other veterans' organizations for use as a summer camp for the hundreds of disabled ex? service men from Maryland and West Virginia i"who__are now confined in the four government hospitals at Washington, D. C. HIS SELECTION News reaches some places quicker than it does others. The American Legion has received a letter from a world war veteran who says, "I un- derstand the government is giving us adjusted compensation with the option of taking land or money. I've just discovered an island in the St, Law- renceTiver that I want, so tell the government I'll take that." zr i Patronize Merchants Who Advertise PAIGE :cB«ywiit ^s6ld SERVICED By TRACYflOtMES MOTOR C0^â€" aMZJDavi^St^ I Evanston, 111. iPKone ----- 490a The Smartest and Best Dressed Women In Chicago haye their Sport and Week End Skirts DEATâ€" THE WILSON SKIRT^SHQP "Made with your own material*11 Suite 1418 Stevens Building Randot 3219 ------ 17 N. State CHICAGO 1« NrWrtMh Flexible Arch Strengthens Supports The Foot Naturally Comfortable GoodLoc^ing Popul ar SHOES For Sale on the North Shore only by NORTH SHORE BOOTERY 529 Davis St., cor. Chicago Ave. HVANSTON ^ To insure proper /UttnffTwe have installed an X-Ray machine i» our store. This service to you without cnarge. THE UNIVERSAL-CAR Place your order with us NOWJ^ to insure deUmriLJiefore-the-^sunitner months. You will be surprised, how easy it is to purchase a FORD car by means of ourâ€"TIME PAY- MENT Pk-AN______ Motoric. - 554 Lincoln Ave^^^^Pel. Winnetka Wr -^WAN*J£WSr!fcE aj^1>^rirj.;i -