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WILMETTE LIFE January 1, 1926 . . Rosen.berg 's Evanston-Davis Street at the "L" In G..,oncert · · The Columbia School Symphony orchestra gave the fir t concert of the season at O rchestra hall December 15. This was the first of a series of three given each year, with Ludwig Becker , the conductor. The splendid ensemble work and t he beautiful tone quality and shading of these young students, as it was professional playing, and not in the stuqent class, were outstanding features of the evening, during which the fo llowing program was given and broadcast. A ll the soloist~ were membe rs of the faculty of the Columbia School of Music: Prelude to "Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg" . . . . . . . . . . . . \Vagner Concerto for Pianoforte, E flat major .......................... Liszt Alleg-ro maestoso Quasi adagio Allegretto vivace Allegro marziale animato W illiam Hill Aria- "Ave l\laria" (Cross of Fir ) Bruch Helen ProtheroP Fourth Symphon~· ...... Tsehaikowsky A11tlantino in moda <li canzona Finai(·- Hll<·g-ro eon fuoco <'(ln<·<·l·to for Yioli n, H major . . . . . . . . Milan Lusk Gains Big Following of Radio Listeners Recently :Mi lan Lusk, the distinguished violinist, appeareJ on a special radio program and achieved a noteworthy success. Letters attesting to the remarkab' .f fine performance l.ave been pourit g in from all sides, it is said. Doug;ass, writing in the Chicago Tribune of December 24, says: "The recital by Milan Lusk was, as always, filled with interest and enjoyment. Mr. Lusk produces tones as fine and pure as a thread c-r round and fu ll and robust, and his technic is so perfect that it sounds as though the Yiolin could sound no other way." Within the next two mor;.ths, Mr. Lusk is billed to appear in some of the largest music centers in Illinois, :Michigan, Kansas, and probably Iowa. He will give an entire recital in the College Auditorium of the UniYersity of I ll inois on February 11. The January 'Sales Bring Extreme Price Reductions in a Store-wide Selling of Fine Seasonable Merchandise Women' s toats - Lingerie Women's Dresses - Sheets and Cases Girls' Coats - Linens Girls' Dresses - Notions Men's and Boys' Suits - Blankets and O'Coats - Wash Frocks and drastic clearances of short lines and broken assortme·n ts of every kind of merchandise. GIVE WELFARE PARTY Mrs. ] . N. :McCallum, Mrs. Charles I~oberts of \ "f-'t' lnlet t e, and 11rs. Robert "' 'V 0. Berger of Kenilwor t h were in' charge of a holiday party given December 21, by the \Vilmctte and Kenil worth Centers of the Infant vVe lfare Society of Chicago ior 400 mothers Iand babies who coml' to the Northwestern Infant \\\~ lfarc station. Ail<>·g~~ · ~~~~~~~~t~ T~<'hail<owRk~· nuth nay Po(·m- "Dil· .:\Tol1lau" . . . . . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Snl<'talla r.1r. and Mrs. l'harle:-. \ \'are. 325 Ahbottsford road, Kenil\\'orth. spent I Christmas in Detn-er with ..\f r. and ~1 iss Harriet 1 1 ac'X ri ll e of Glencoe :Mrs. Edwa rd Harrison. From there will entertain a 11t11nher of her school they will go to Pa. adena ior the rc- friend:-. at bridge Saturday afternoon, mainder of the winter ~c:a~on. January 2, at Skokie club. ~.\· lnphonit' and ~Ir:-.. Z . Rafal ki. 1150 h:enilworth. entertained at tea Sundav Central a\·enue, announct' the birth of ev~nin~ .in honor of hl'r hot~:-c guest, a :-,on, Thomas, Saturday, Decem her 1ftss Lllmn 11cLaughlin, of Detroit. 2G, at St. Francis ho . pita!. \fr. ~li:-:-. Janl' Young . 333 Cumnor road. --o- -0- TAYLOR'S The Satisfactory Stores 2 l, TAYLOR .STORES January Sale of Coats 5 Great Groups Sharply Reduced to serve the North Shore · still better 1n 1926 Know the Taylor Sto res better in 19 26 ! You' ll find it decidedly to your advantage. One fine large store devoted to everything to wear and everything for the ' home. Another - a new shop- for fine Footwear and Men' s Furnishings. Watch Taylor's in 1926- The Satisfactory, Dependable Stores! { , I $25 - $45 - $65 - $85 - $100 Our entire stock of Winter Coats goes into this great sale- the models sponsored by Paris for winter wear. The fur trimmings are gorgeous- the materials beautiful. Save in this sale! i. REPRESENTATIVE VALUES 2-Pc. Black Velvet Dress, $29.75 value, ............ . . . . . . .$21.75 Charmeen, Fur trimmed Dress, $39.75 value . . ........ . ..... .. $29.75 Men's $40 Ridge 2- Tro~aer Suits and O'Coats . ........ . . .. $33.50 Boys' Four-piece Sheridan Suits, now .. .. . . ........... . .. . .$12.50 Pequot 8lx99 incih Seamless Sheets, now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·. . $1.95 TAYLOR'S DRY GOODS STORE 1 125 -7 Central A venue Wilmette 1914 TAYLOR'S BOOTERY 605 Main Street · Wilmette 385