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· · · . Beautiful small apartments in the neW, Fireproof WI I.; M ETT"E Ll FE March 4, 1927 Father Lynk to Study Harriet Mason Soloist Conditions in Europe at Noon Concert March 11 Harriet Mason, 14 year old pianist, will be soloist at the I}imball noo~ concert March 11, from 12 :30 unt1l 1 :30 o'clock. Harriet is a north .s~ore girl now living in Chicago. Mustctans and critics agree that for the length of ·time Harriet has studied and for her age, her progress is remark~ble. S~e plays the piano with a techmcal factlttv and emotional r~ponse that many g~own-ups would giYe a good deal to · possess. . Harriet will play two groups, the first, '"Rondo Capriccioso" by Mendelssohn, and "Etude" in · D flat by Liszt; the second, "Pastorale" and "Capriccioso" by Scarlatti, and the · "Hunganan Rhapsody," number 15, by Liszt. Allen Bogen, organist, will play several selections. The . Rev. Frederick M. Lynk, S. V. D., chaplain of St. Francis hospital and editor of "The Christian Family," is busy preparing for a six months' trip to Europe and the Orient. It will not be a pleasure tour but primarily a study trip. He will leave on the North German Lloyd steamer "Berlin." March 31, and after a brief sojourn in the mother h0use of the missionary society of the Divine Word, of which Ire is a member, in Holland, and a visit with some relatives Fr. Lynk in the Rhineland, he . expects to motor through south~r~l and eastern Germany and then vtstt England and Ireland, France, Spain Italy, Greece and Palestine and possibly see also a bit of Turkey and th<: Balkan states. He has been engaged by several national magazines; to write articles on forthcoming events in various parts of Europe. He has equipped himseli with a portable typewriter, several cameras, and a cine-kodak, and hopes to make good use of all of them. During his abse·ncc, the Rev. Haarmau, S. V. D., will take his place. 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Au Jus Baked Sugar Cured Ham, New Spinach Fried Sprin~ Chicken, A La Maryland Roast Leg of Spring L:Jmb, Green Mint Jelly Broiled Sirloin Steak Mashed or French Fried Potatoes New Green Peas Waldorf Salad Apple, Hot Mince and Peach Pic Orange Sherbet or Icc Cream Tea Coffee Milk HAYLOFTE TO BROADCAST In conjunction with Rosenberg's . store the Haylofte wiH broadcast the dance music of Duke' Bigelow's jazz orchestra over VvB B M by remote con trol. The broadcasting will be carried on intermittently between 7 and 1 each night, except Sunday and 1v1onday. Announcement of the plans were made Tuesday by Frint George, owner of th e Hayloft c. :i FREDERICK E. LEWIS Resident North Shore Funeral Director Twenty-two years of successful professional service. Personally reconunended by :Chas. A. Stevens of Chicago and a host of others whom ·we have served on the north shore . We personally attend calls, rendering the n1ost careful, courteous and con; scientious service. Mrs. : Lewis attends to all ladies' and children's calls. all Private De Luxe Ambulance Service . The growing detnand for prompt and reasonable ~nl . bulance service has 1nade it . necessary for us to add to ;.our Li·mousine Equipment, an ~ Inva-lid Coach which is the ; last word in Ambulance Serv:· ice. Loec1.ted in Vvilmette. 1 Dinner Dancing I .Ennlngs ?::w; ~lat. 1'ues., ti::SU i Sntordny 1\Jats., 2 nnd 4 I I Daily Except Tues., 7·8 i I Sunday u;ARAD.SE Bronson In I 7:00 to 9:00 I FOR TWO" I ~ I ' I i l ~ i ! i ! 1\Ion., l'lnrch TWO DAYS ONLY 1 ' No Cover Charge. Beginning Wednesday, March gth - Station WBBM · will broadcast by remote control, nighrly dance program by- "Brl'ak A wo.y"-2 Reel Christl Comedy nntl Latest ~athc .News 1 1 0 Also f :: Tht.· Picture With the Big t·unch. _ With }lndge J{l'nnedy, Little Hilly "J(o I\o Trains 'E 1 lnkwt'IJ enrtoou nnd Pathc ltCl'lcw 1'JIRF~E Duke Bigelow aoo his - Haylofte Orchestra direct from I I ~~ I "~~~~~s~:li b ~i ~ ""OH! 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