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4 W IL M ETTE 1 LIFE May 28, 1926 . 1-- France T HE MOORS br.ought the art of rug weaving with them from the East. and the craft reached France from Persia in the reign of Henry IV. To the Saracens France owes the origin of her rich tapestries, like those of the Gobelins. At Aubusson more than 2.000 weavers ply . their trade. The more you appreciate the storied background of the weaver's art, the more will you val ue .the cleaning and repairing service of Kash ian Brothers-a service founded on the ideals of fi ne tradi tions. 11 4 5 Greenleaf Avenue W ilmette, Ill. Telephone W ilmette 1200 cation department is rehearsing the dances, of which there are many and varied types. Mrs. Cotton, head oi the music department, and her assistants. an· taking complete charge of Many Calls Already Received for all the music for the entire produc · Choice Seats at Great Annition. Of great importance is the work versary Fet e which is heing done by the students and teachers in the art department, posters. settings, properties, and C(l:-· BY H. E. D. tumes. though hy far the greater part Fine pageantry consists of a theatriof the costume work has been don e hy cal di splay of splendor. pomp. elaborthe girls in the sewing clas ses. In t~H.: ate color schemes, entrancing music; art department, Miss Groycr and ~t t"" an aJJimated though pictorial depiction Murphy have designc.d costumes, s_uof son1cthing definite from the hispen·i se d poster paintmg, and ~1 b ' torical annals of some particuiar instiCrover's .,tagc craft classes and stag e tution or .,ta'te. Such is to be the huge . hav<' made the settings for thC' crew display at the Kcw Trier auditorium, various sce nes of th e pageant. In the June 14 and 15. commemorating the costume work. ?\fiss Moschel has di close of it s t\Yenty -fifth year. rected her advanced classes in th e All that is beautiful, all that is mem - cutting and making of dozen s of C(J:-,ory-reviving. in fact. the whole splen- tumc s. Prohahly 130 or more co<, · did gro\\'th oi thi s high school so well ' tumr s haYe been made b~· the se girls. ~nOWll far. and 'Yidc for its. CXtellency while 50 or ()0 cut an<! se nt OUt 1\ l 111 every \me. wtll be told 111 allegory he mad e In· outstdcrs. Sttll mort· an· hrfore hundred~ of people who thrm- to he n: nt~cl. hut the maj ority ,,·ill ht· se lve s ha\'(' attended thr school in its mad e right ~tt the school and then ktJll earlier year ~: or who have children for future usr . Colors. gay and ~ uh tnrolled thtrcin now. and \~:h ose chi!- clued. run riot throughout the sc t·nt 'drcn's childrtn will probably pass in the form of these cnstuu1es. ic1. through those se lf-same portals to h(· even· s hade ancl hue of the spectrum led carefully and \\'isely a fc\\' more ha s il<.'t ll employed. The effect will hl' step., toward their ultimate goal. Na- of picture sque abandon in color'. turally . it is a stupendous undertaking rather kaleido scop ic in character. to produet· such a huge affair. Never- Hours upon hours have bern spent up thcless. it is being done. and wonder- 011 making the costumes and sets. not fully done. too. Faculty, !'ltudcnts, to speak of the numberle!-~ s other task ' alumni.-all are \\·<, rking intensively to to he performed for the final s ucce~' make tlw pageant a great succrss. of the pageant. First of all, the ttxt of the pageant. A general tick<'t sale " ·ill he begun "Enlightenment." \\'a .-; written by a next WC('k, thoug-~1 already many. anmemhrr of the ~e\\· Trier facultv. S\\'l'r~ from alumm have been recct\'<' <1 Prof. C. Russell Sinal!. Next in orde-r. as a result of the couple of thousand come the coachc~ . . who are directing ldtt:rs which \\·ere sent out annm~n.c the unusually large cast of something ing the advent of the pageant, so bc Jtover 250 people. ::\1iss Elisabeth Stan- ing sub . criptions for rescn·rd stat" \\Ood is in charge of thi.-; difficult work. I and the sou\'eni.r booklet s. The fir~.t with ~r. Van Kirk as sisting. ~1iss rep!~· to be rccet\'td \\'as ~rom ~lr ~. ( · I Fogg. of the New ·Trier physical edu - Saxh~· of Glencoe. cla!'ls ot 190.). _ · ·_ NEW TRIER PAGEANT TICKETS AVAILABLE · we:c ... -· .. I 621 MAIN STREET CITY MARKET CO. WHOLESALE -1 9 PRONE: WILMETTE 1810 I MEATS 9 RETAIL t, Prepare lor the BolidaJ'. BuJ' Enough Meats lor Decoration D&J' Dinner. 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