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WILMETTE LIFE March 22. 1929 Wianetbna Escape When Car Esplodea on Mountain Mr. ~nd Mrs. Forest R. Lowrey and Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Wal'ton escaped without injury when their car ,exploded last Sunday, as they were driving through the Cumberland Mountains, on their way south. The accident occurred when they were at the highest point in the mountains, about 2,800 ·feet elevation, near Mount Eagle, Tenn. The car backfired, and the Winnetka people were able to re'3cue their luggage before it exploded. After the car was entirely burned, they took a bus to Chattanooga, and continued on their Musical Society Gives way to Miami. On Wednesday they air-planed to Cuba, planning to st~y Program Monday, .March 25 there about three weeks. The Lowrey The program to be given by the home is at 550 Oak street, and the North Shore Musical society Monday Waltons live at 458 Willow road, WitJ.- afternoon March 25, at 2:15 o'clock netka. at the Evanston \Voman's club has been announced as follows : Mrs. , George P. Nichols, 519 War- Butterfly ..... .. ... . ... ......... .. .. Gr~eg Spring ....... ... . ... ............ Gneg wick road, Kenilworth entertained at To The Sea .. . ...... . ...... .. .... . . Palmgren Cyth era Guthridge dinner Saturday evening, afterwards To the Birds . . . . . . . .. .... .. Georges Hue taking her guests to the Shawnee Mid-October .... .. .... Robert Yale-Smith Country club dinner dance which The Night ·wind ........ ............ Farley Spring Moods ... ... .. Robert Yale-Smith marked the formal dedication of the Frances Evans Allegretto G racioso ............ Schubert club. Spring ·H ere Now! Our Baseball Nine Begins Rehearsals The Wilmette Athletic club baseball team, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, will take the field soon to begin active practice for the coming season. Last year the boys won nineteen games an~ lost six. A few more new players will be seen in action this year. One valuable acquisition is "Mony" Rudolph of Glencoe, who will probably be placed as shortstop to round out a fast infield. Initial practice will be held as soon as the playing field dries sufficiently. The date will be announced and \Vilmette youths are urged to come out and try for the nine. At a meeting last week Emil .A. Nord was re-elected president, and Al Schaefer chosrn secretary and placed in charge of advertising and publicity. "Doc" Rennolds, manager, is elated at the return of his old crowd and expects an even better season than the last. - Dedication .............. ... .... Schumann Papillon ..... . .............. Popper Estelle Swigart A Lost LoYe .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. Cyril S ott I Send My IIe~rt Up to Thee . . ......... . Branscombe Slumber Ron~ . . . ... C'arpenter With a Wat r-Lily . . . . . . . . . .Greig A Dream ..... . ... Greig Dorothy Cordts In Days of Yore ..... Kjerulf The Seraglio Garden .... Sjo~ren Co uld s't Thou Know ......... . . 'Varmuth I Hold Her Hands . . . . . . . . . . . Russell Norma Bosworth Quintette ...... . .... . .......... Schumann Allegro Brilliante Cn Poco largamg nte fn 1\Iodo l\Iarcia Scherzo l\fr. and ~irs. \Vatter Knoop and Molto Yi\·ace Mr. and ~fr s. Tom Coyne of Kenil:\frs. Cree, Mrs. \Veixel, :\Irs. Lerc h, worth and Mr. and Mrs. Burt Hugh es :\Tiss Swigart, :Mrs. Akely ~f rs. Oliver Barrett, 623 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth is sailing on the Carinthia for a spring Mediterranean cruise. She will spend a month in Italy and before returning to this countrv will visit her father in Austria, who is in his ninetieth year. of Evanston are registered at the Tribune Office in Paris this week. -oMrs. Guy Littell, Jane Littell, l\Irs. Harry Harrison and Ruth Mary Harrison of Kenilworth left today for Asheville, N. C. to spend the Ea st er vacation. Your Opportunity to secure this beautiful Automatic Electrola, never before sold for less than $1, 100 Now lo· Only '491· SUN .. fAN ' . . . . you will hear smart women with sun-tanned complexions asking for this shade in their footwear . · . . a shade that completely expresses the sophistication and reticence of the modern woman's wardrobe . · . · a shade interpreted in so great a variety of styles and materials that every costume can find its appropriate shoe. 50 Cabinet is o~ beautiful Italian design inlaid carved walnut, ble~ded anttque finish. Electrical amplification that may be tncreased to fill an Auditorium or reduced to a whisper. It plays for more than one hour without touching, then shuts off automatically. .... I Convenient Terms. Open Evenings. l $7.50 LORD'S-MAIN FLOOR North Shore Talking Machine Co. EVANSTON 712 Church St. University 45 23