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60 WILMETTE LIFE May 24, 1929 Joint Recital Is· Fourth Whales and Giants Lead in · Sears Ball Standing Music Club Series Number Standings iri the hard ball leagues The fourth artist' recital on the Winat the Joseph Sears school in Kenil- netka Music club series ne~t season, worth up to Tuesday of this week to be held January 20, 1930, will conwere: sist of a joint recital by Claire Dux, Senior League lyric soprano, and Gregor Piatigorsky, Won Lost cellist. Whales . . . .......... . .... . .. .. . 3 0 1 · Miss Dux's triumphs with the ChiSharks . . .. ... .. ..... . . .. . . ..... 1 Bass . . .. .. .. ..... ....... . ...... 1 1 cago Civic Opera company were Sardines . . . ....... .. .. . .... .... 0 3 equalled by her success in recital on Middle League her various American tours. On ] anuWon Lost Giants . . ...... .. ............... 2 0 ary 11 of this year she appeared as Cubs ......... .. ....... . ........ 1 1 soloist with the Chicago Symphony orYankees . .... . .... . ... . .. . ..... 0 1 chestra, and, as always in her career Cardinals .... . ........... ... ... 0 1 stirred the critics to superlatives of The younger boys of the school have praise. organized a "college" league in playGregor Piatigorsky, acclaimed by ground ball. The standings in this· many critics a.§ the .,Russian Casals," league up to Tuesday of this week will make his first American tour in were: the fall of 1929, appearing in leading Won Lost American music centers. During the Dartmouth ..... ............... . 2 0 Navy . .. . ......... .. . ... . . ... . . 1 0 last year this famous Russian cellist Northwestern .... . ... . ......... 1 1 has filled more than thirty-five concert Yale .. . . . .... . ..... . .. . . ... ... . 0 1 engagements in various parts of Europe. FORMER RESIDENT DIES Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Henderson of Mrs. John E. Davis, formerly of Wilmette, a resident here, for many years, 2710 Blackhawk road motored to died of pneumonia recently in Minne- Peoria Tuesday, where the former atapolis. tended the annual meeting of the Illinois State Medical 5ociety. They returned to Wilmette Thursday noon. Carl J. Easterberg of Winnetka, -opresident of the Chicago Bond club, was the leader of a group of members Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hull, 1325 of the club who went to New York to Maple avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilb-.: the guest of the Bond club of New liam H. Hayt, 1310 Maple avenue, enYork on Friday, May 24, at the Sleepy tertained twelve guests at a dinner Hollow Country club at its annual Field dance Wednesday evening of last w~ek day outing. at the Westmoreland Country club. For Appointmtnt Call Univ. 866 Just a small dorm payment pu;ts NOW you can have Frigid· aire in your home at a remarkably low price. And you ean pay for it as you uae ita small 81UD each month added to your regular light bilL You'll hardly notice the di.ft'erenee in your household budget. 'And remember that Frigidaire begins to save money the day Frigidaire inyourkome And think how much it will add to your comfort on hot summer days it is installed. It stops food spoilage. It gives you automatic, carefree refrigeratioa that actually pays for itsel£ Come in and see the. new household Frigidaire& All are equipped with the popular Frigidaire Cold Control and are surprisingly low iD price. Let as give you complete infoJ'IIo matioa today. ... PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILUNOIS 1141 Central Ave., Wilmette Phone Wilmette 2899 JoSEPH W. KEHOE, District Manager I