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March 22, 1929 WILMETT~ LIFE 45 .Paul Swan Appears Odd F ellow· Lodge Plans at Goodman Theater Entertainment March 28 An entert<;1inment is being prepared in Role of Dancer ·by A. T . Sherman lodge, No. 892, I. 0. North Shore folk who know Paul Swan merely as a sculptor and painter may regard with some amazement his premiere at the Goodman theater Sunday night, March 24, in a new role that of an interperter of the dance' but it is on his ability in this field of art that he prefers to rest hi·s claim to laurels. His program Sunday will include such offerings as "The LeO'end of Narcissus," "The Great G;d Ra " "Volga Boatmen," "Chanson In done'" "Omar Khayyam" and an original fa~ tasy based on the spirit of the "gay and na_ ughty nineties." A·sked why, when he has achieved success in one art realm, he should. aspire to achievements in another, this modern I.eonardo di Vinci will reply that he regards dancing as a relaxation and an escape from the boredome of the at_ elier. It was as a model that, as a penniless boy, who had ridden the bumpers to Chicago from the Kansa s cornfields. that he worked his way through the Art Institute and made possible his studies in Athens, the city of hi s dreams. But it wa·s this experience posing for Sir Gallahad-t hough h~ spent many a night beating rugs- that is responsible perhaps for \\'hat · is said to be tbe nearest aproach to the Adonis ideal than has been achieved bv anv mortal since the days of ancient Greece. Swan, who had written Greek plays and_ produced the~ in his father's barn agamst a door pamted by him self on the bindery canvas, made his debut as a da.ncer aJ the Acropolis in Athens. He. spent a year in Egypt, painting por !raits of the English nobility and studymg posture from the hieroglyphics. Returning to Atnerica, he danced at the fam?t1'3 Tiffany ball, and at the suggestiOn of John Alexander, president of the National Academ y, adopted chore opraphy as a profe ssion. His recent exhibit of paintings and portrait sketches of Chicago debutantes at Roullier's attracted the attention of the local art world. A Chinese playlet, written by himself, and for which he has des igned the 3cenery, will form part of hi s evet!ing's entertainment. 0. ~-· for Thursday evening March 28 ~h1ch is des'i gnated Grand Masters~· mght. The lodge conferred the second degree on a large class of candidates Thursday evening of thi~ week The meeting last week was th~ date of the annual roll call at which there was a large attendance of members. Miss Marjorie Oleson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Oleson, 240 Woodstock avenue, Kenilworth has been home this week from the 'ward Belmont school, Nashville, Tenn. ,. l -aFrank .Nason, 743 Cummings avenue, Kemlworth, has been ·on a business trip in Memphis. Tenn. this week. Tremendous stocks to clubs. Our carpets are choose from ··· all the laid by our own exmost popular designs perts in your home or and shades ··· quali- office ··· at a real ties that are used by . saving. Ask to see our leading hotels and Specials. FR.tfnkl~n RUMIDOR J'isit our Display Rooms or phone 5051 for an estimator. 9he_¥JI) Wgy ALBERT PICK;·P~TH COMPmr 208 W. Randolph St. 1200 W. 35th St. lo A.eep yo11r Jmoh.t fn.rh with genuine .12 year old The Rumidor is an ideal condi·tioner of tobacco. Once every two months slip a new solidified ·Rum h.efill in the adjustable top. The Rum refill · costs only 25c. "u M/ 1 No More Dried Out Smokes See Them in Gift Shop FOR EASTER Floppy rabbits and strutting roosters for children. Easter table decorations and favors. Candles for the Easter table. Books for Easter gifts. All in the Gift and Book Shop, First Floor. VISITING ON NORTH SHORE Miss Adelaide Hayes of Buffalo · N. Y. arrived on the north shore' Thursday to be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Francis S. Graham ·o f Glencoe for a time. Before returning east sh~ 630 DAVIS ST. will visit her roommate, Miss Pl~yllis ~ox ?f Kenilworth. Mis5 Hayes, who EVANSTON 1s a· Junior at Smith college, has been UNIV. 123 WIL. 724 chosen to represent her college in Geneva. Switzerland. this summer.._ _Jl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Chandler's Bloomers in a combination of silk jersey and rayon IRED ALE FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES When conditions necessitate a change of residence other .city, let Iredale's take the situation in hand will be relieved of all worry. Your belongings expertly packed and dispatched. Iredale's are an the Allied Van Lines. to some and you will be agent of Vests to Match A fine, soft weave. The bloomers are finished with bands or elastic. Well re1nforced and durable. · 1723 BENSON A VENUE, EVANSTON .. PHONE WIL1J1ETTE 1332 All Silk Jersey Bloomers, $3.7 5 and $4.9 5 Vtst to Match at $2.50 and $3.7 5 SHIPP. I NG