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January 8 1 1926 I WILMETTE JOINS WIBO STAFF LIFE 17 ' I . C't--, . . ~ '·I ·-1 , ··( I · .I · " l I · ' Phyllis Eileene Barry, Glencoe 'cellist, has been engaged as staff artist at Radio station WIBO, Chicago. She also appeared in concert with the "LonThe mid-year meeting of the Tenth donderry Trjo" December 29, at the District, I. F. W. C., will ~eet with Englewood Masonic temple, and at the the Woman's club of Evanston in the Edgewater Ki"·anis club December 30. clubhouse ] anuary 12, wi.th the presiGIVE JOINT RECITAL cent, Mrs. William F. Farrell, presidillg. I sahel Richard son Molter of WilThe morning session will convene at mette. is to appear in a joint recital 10 o'clock and will be a business ses- with Gilbert l{oss, ·violinist, at State Teachers' college, \Vinona, Minn ., sion. Tuesday, ] anuary 12. After the election of the nominating co1~1mi ttce, there will be short reports from the state chairmen on the work of their departments. Luncheon will be served at 12 :30. The afternoon program, starting at 1 :45 o'clock, will be of unusual interest. The general federation will be represented .by two of its chairmen, Mrs. Alfred C. Tyler, who will give a short talk on "Motion Pictures," and Mrs. Martin Kent Northam, chairman of "Junior : M embership," who will talk on that subject. 1Irs. D. Pirie Beyea is the principal speaker of the day; her subject will be "The Menaces of Civilization." Mrs. Beyea is a speaker of rare excellence and her subject an interesting and timely one. · Probably the most interesting part of the day will be the music furnished by the A Cappella Choir of Northwestern university. This is the only choir of its kind in America , singing without accompaniment. The members, an inspiriug sight in their caps and gowns, will present the following numbers: GROUP I a. Sleepers Shake Off Your Dro\\'SY Sleep, French Carol. b. Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming, German Carol. c. Thou Didst Leave Thy Thorne, English Carol. d. The First Nowell, French Carol. e. In Dulci J ubile, German Carol. GROUP II a. Alto Trinita Beata, Traditional. b. Gloria Patri, Palestrina. c. Adoramus Te, Palestrina. d. Solo, Three Kings Have ] ournied, Cornelius. : M iss Dorothy Volkman e. A Legend, Tschaikowsky. f. A Choral Blessing, Lutkin . Tenth District Will Hold Mid-Year Club Meeting in Evanston ~AMES G. BARBER A utomotioe Engineer 1508 Elmwood Ave., Evanston Official ( 24-hour ) Service Station Chleago Moto· Club Repajrin a- l.ebuild ing All Makes of Cns Machine Shop--W elding- P ~inti n g-Elect ridl Velie Sales and Se·viee Wholesale and Retail P arts fo r Paige-Jewett J ordan-M arm on-Y ell ow Cab--Chevrolet Unequalled Oxford Chapter, D. B. E. to Hold Initial Meeting · The fir st regular meeting of Oxford · chapter, Daughters of British Empire, will be held at the home of the regent, :Mrs. W. ]. \Veldon of 1340 Greenwood avenue, We 'lnesday, J antlary 13. All members arc urged to he present, for at thut tim{". : M rs. G. Cooke Adams, pre sident of the home board, Mrs. Grey Brown, state pre:;ident, and 11 rs. Sidney 11 ay, state organizer, will be present. All women of British birth or descent arc cordially invited to be present. C nder the leadership of }.f rs. Sidney ?\fa~·. the chapter was recently formed in \Vilmctte. Theatre Service ExPress trains ev~ry half hour to the Chicago Loop. · Nine homeward- bound trains leaving the Loop from 10:00 p.m. untill :00 a.m. Save money; use a 25-ride or 10-ride ticket ~ Chicago ·North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Co. The High-Speed Electrified Railroad Wilmette Passenger Station Telephone Wilmette 2514 I-81