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28 WILMETTE LIFE December 25, 1925 "Why Cltfm~s · ·Rang,. Giannini, Hailed Done Beautifully as Second Patti; by Seventh Grade Sings Here Jan. 8 BY CRITIC On the night ot December 17, the seventh grad~, class C, o~ the StolP, school gave, "Why the Chimes Rang, by Ri;lymond MacDonald Alden. ~,he play ts. . . a product of the ~amo_us 47 Work Shop" of .Harvard umversi~Y .and has been very popular at the Chnstn.1as season ~or the past t\~o years, havmg been given several times al01~g the n.o~t~. shore. It has great d.rama.tic posstbtl~ties, yet lacks . nothmg .~~ portraymg the true Chnstmas spint. . It was quite remarkable that children unexperienced in dramatic work work were able to interpret the lines in a highly sati~factory way. People were enthusiastic in their praises, and the young people arc surely to be compi im en ted. Not only did they enact the play with 1; unusual merit, but they made all their stage settings, printed their own tickets, superintended their sale, did all their own advertising, . made their costumes, indeed, did all that was done to make the effort successful. A small admittance fee brought in about $100, a large part of which they have sent to the Fallon Public school in Chicago, which has in connection with it a department for crippled children. Dusolina Giannini, dramatic soprano, hailed as a successor to the beloved Patti, will give a recital at New Trier high school Friday evening, January 8, under the auspices of the . Winnetka Music club. Miss Giannini has just completed an extensive tour of Europe I ,..~~ Pr~ she J, .... s hc~n giving a series of concerts said to have been very suecessful. She has met with great favor H o~ \.: rt.:ver s ue has sung and recently, when she sang the title role in "Aida" she received 27 curtain calls. Members of the Music club urge that any who hold season tickets, but will be unable to attend this performance, turn in their tickets for the occasion, as many who want to attend have no season tickets and cannot ['ain admission 0therwisc. -:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ The thanks during tends management sincerely you for your patronage the past year and ex· to ea~h and all of .vou The Season's Best Greetings WILMETTE CAFE White Cash Market Co. ALBERT P. KRUSE. Pres. DR. ARTHUR H. TUTTLE DR. ALICE D. TUTTLE Osteopathic Physicians Residence and Office 913 Centrol Avenue Phone 300 Auto Repairing Guaranteed Work Reasonable Rates Express Sincere appreetatron of your patronage; greetings of cheer for the Christmas season; and prosperity and hap piness in the coming year Wilmette Girl Gains Honors in Athletics In the final game of the season's hockey tournament at Saint Mary-ofthe Woods college, Ind., the oldest school for girls in "the State of SchoQls," Miss Mariesther Krafthefer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Krafthefer of 901 Oakwood avenue, Wilmette captained the winning Sophomo~e team. Besides being a leader in athletics, Miss Krafthefer is a fine student, distinguished for initiative and dependability, and for her exceptional charm of making and keeping friends, the school reports . Rosa Skelton 4 1 o Prairie Ave. Wilmette 3 55 5 Do you know that you can own a HART OIL BURNER as low as $50.00 down and about $2 5. 0 0 pet month? 1189 Wilmette Avenue Phones Wilmeue 2779 and 2538 LEAVES FOR WEDDING Mrs. Bentley McCloud of 416 Cumnor road, Kenilworth, left Wednesday for Omaha, Neb. to attend the wedding of her brother, Robert Omstead, who is to marry Miss Edith Tyler Tuesday, December 29. Mrs. McCloud will be matron of honor and her daughter, Nancy, will be flower giri. Mr. Omstead and his bride will .make their future home in Milwaukee. four clotJte. wubect fr.e if you riD& Ul HART OIL BURNER CO. 15 14 Sherman Ave. Frozen Radiators and EVANSTON Greenleaf 17 52 742 Elm St. WINNETKA Winn. 1146 Cracked "Heads" We have a new tool with which we arc able to repatr frozen radiators and cracked cylinder heads at a very nominal charge. If your radiator or .. head" is leaky, let us look It over before the leak becomes beyond repair. Electrical Repairing Radio Sets and Suppliet Eveready "8" Battertet Music Master Loud Speaken Base Plugs Installed Fine Line of Lightina Fixturet EA!i ·-· WASI-IER ~ ~iiPiex'Phone Wilmette 1040 '-..4" VacuumEtectriC: 521 Fourth Street . Adams Electric Shop LET US HELP YOU INSURANCE RENTS SALES LOANS A. J. WOODCOCK MILLER & MILLER Wilmette M9tor Sales Repair Dept. Towing Service Day and Night Phone 1304 Wilmette General Auto Repairing 515 4th Street 35 YEARS' EXPERIENCE