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'Ncw.ember ~. 1928 ~- ScdiWe Suhject of Walter Beck'a Volume Bclacators have never ascribed any Ylrtae to the scn"bble, the medium in Wlaich every child tries to transfer his lnt impressions. Walter Beck, noted painter, has undeFtaken to analyze the I liked the story "R8.mona" for I technic of the scribble in his book, the true Indian love in It Is very -self Development in Drawing." It is Mrs. Ralph Potter will entertain her think beautiful, Ramona Is the story of a Ia this book that Mr. Beck illustrates Reading circle next Monday afternoon young girl who Is living with a step moth~r and stet> brother. The mother W. theories by interpreting the devel- at her home, 925 Chestnut avenue. opment of Romano Dazzi, from his ~---------, childhood on, and other gifted chil-. dren. Among the hundred odd illustrations are such interesting reproductions as a sketch by John Singer Sargent, made at the age of lour, and a (Continued from Page 24) self likeness by Durer made at the age of thirteen. Ramona ... ......... Helen Hunt Jackson 1 Annotations Architecture Is Theme of DucDey Wabon Talk Declaring that beauty and utility cannot be disassociated, Dudley Crafts Watson, chief lecturer on the staff of the Art Institute of. Chicago, la'3t Monday evening spoke at the Winnetka Community House under the auspices of the North Shore Art league on the topic of "Modern Architecture." "Architecture," said Mr. Watson, "Is the demonstration of man's faith in immortality." Explaining his topic, the '3peaker went on to show the development of beauty and utility hand in hand, declaring that nothing com.es into its greatest usefulness untif it achieves something of gracefulness and beauty. Augmenting his di'.scussion by a num ber of lantern slides, Mr. Watson showed something of the development of beauty in architecture in commercial buildings, notably the skyscraper, quoting among others Dr. Hugo E:ckener to the effect that Chicago boast5 an architectural present and future un equaled anywhere in the world. Practically nothing new has been developed since the Gothic, said Mr. Watson, with the possible exception of Frank Lloyd Wright's concrete house, and the tendency is to combine well known ·5tyles making in this way some thing suitable for the individual case and something American. This was the fourth of a series of six lectures to be given by Mr. Watson under the auspice-5 of the North Shore Art league. His next will be Monday, December 3, on "Life and Art of the Slavic Republics." Your Photograph on a Xnias Card treats her like a servant and expects her son to treat her the same, but her brother, who likes his step sister, treats her kindly. In the spring of the year when the sheep are to be sheared a youUJ Indian comes with the shearers and seeing Ramona falls in love with her. One night when Ramona goes to meet him beside the falls the step mother, who Is taking her evening stroll, comes across the two, and pulling Ramona a way told her she could never see him again. The next evening Ramona Is locked up In her room, but her brother gets the key and unlocks the door and she then escapes with her Indian lover. He takes her to his Indian village where they live for many years.-Betty Knox Kirwan, Howard school. Young People's Group to Entertain C. E. Society This is a penoaal aad eYerlasting remembnnce The Young People's group at the First Presbyterian church will be host at 6 o'clock Sunday evening, November 25, to the Evanston Christian Endeavor society and the Pilgrim church Christian Endeavor society. Harry G. Saulnier, president of the Chicago Union of Christian Endeavor groups, will be the speaker. 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