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Jul y 19, 1929 ... WILMETTE . LIFE 35 Richard Cullen, son of Mr. and Mrs. J ohn \V. Cullen, 1226 Ashland avenue, is sr)ending his vacation at Camp Sky \Vtlmettc for t\nnt\·- fi\·c years died High, Estes Park, Col. He writes that he passed the Fourth of July in the By Ruthecla L. Pretzel S 1 f · · ' ,, . . . . . .. unc a.v a ternoon at the Evanston hos - sno\Y on the mountains . He expects 1 he tnttm~cy of a pnvate dra\Ymg pita! after a brief illness. Miss Nor- tH l?e home the last of July. room was gtven to last Sundav after- . . noon's musicale at the Skoki~ Coun- ns was the daughter ot the late l\[rs. try clnb, ,\\'hen Rollin Pease. baritone. Jane S. 1\orris. She wa s a member of and Arcnlc Sheashy, \·iolini st. were the \\'ilml'ttl' Congregational church, hl·ard in a Yariecl program. The club the \\'llm ette \\' oma n's club, and the has hccn redecorated, and is excep- \ \ ' ilm ctt·· cJ 1 a 1Jtet· () 1: L' S .· .· · 11 · · · 1 r '" . . . 0 . . _ unntngttO na " mvttmg an< coz\·. ,.uests \\'ho 1 · \\" · · · . · Specializing in the treatment attended the musicale found the new ler a~~ t;\·o. ststers tnttred .1\orns and of your best friends. the atmo-;phere Yer~· concluciYe to lending ~frs._l.l~.look. an d a brother, \ Villian, thems<:lves to the mood s established D. :t\orns all of \\'ilmette. The Re\'. ~·Dog by the artists. \ Yilliam E. ~I cClmnack, of the First The audience wa s large, and it was ~'ungrcgatio~1;tl chu~ch. officiated at the All Calls Receive My Personal ~·,)mposccl of member s and iricnds of .tt·lll·et.·<~l .serncc~ \\.~llr!l. \\·_~.::e held Tu~.s Anent ion the club \\'ho han been attending ! ~ :n .ttt~:n_wn~~ . dt - u cluck a~t the \\ tlLADY ASSIST ANT t hL· ~e Suncl.ay afternoon mu sicale s fM lt.un D . .\nn b l_l0111l' .. 131.4 fnre~t .a\·,·' L'\'"r"l ~ ttnlllll' r · ')' } ,, , }· · . f lltlt:, \\·here ),fh :; ~OITI:-i had JtyetJ. 1 ·"' " " :-. :-.. "\ "llO\\ rom I' . I k l 1 . , Wilmette 3347 1000 Rid~e Ave . pa..;t experience that :.frs. Dwi.r '1lt C. ·lll'la tno. Pace at t ll' :\ ur th ~horc "" L'l'lll L't ~:n · . () rcutt. \\'ho is chairman of the ntu --· · - - sicalcs , has nc\'er failed to prl)\·idl' a rti . t s who \\'il1 appeal to ju :;t such a liscriminating audience a:-; \\'as present last Sunday. Het:,e is an nppnrtunit,· tn hear and lll Ce t o utstanding artist~. \\ ithtlttt the formality oi the crlll Cert .Rollin Pease in Caroline Norris Dies at Splendid Program · i Hospital After Illness at the Skokie lttb I ~[iss Caroline I\ orris, a ~esident of c ZIP-0-GRIP VETERIMARIA.M FRAMK B. ERWIM and Cat" $11.50 The correct bag for those who play golf. "-W VO~K · EST 1859 CHICAGO ·· · Splendid Artist H nlli n Pl'a se possesses a 111 nH·rf ul tns trumcnt \\·hich he use s \\·itlt a line arti st ic sense. Back oi the sthtained l(ltle is not on h · \'o lnnw hut l'lllll p :·t·hension. Hi s program \\'as not Ctlll:;i:-.tcnt. hut. balanced. \\'hi~h i;:, nHtch 1 more plea . 111 g to an audt encc. ( )tH' 1 mood contrasted another. and in ;. 11 ~fr. Pcasr ga\'C himscli ;..; ctH: roush· to his audience. He began \\'ith the ·.. Tn,·ocat ion of Orpheus." 1)\· the Italian \\·ho \\'rote the fir st opera. Peri . In this his ,·oicc \Ya s rich in qualin·. and iull of Yigor. Three Gnman nt~mlH: r.; 'nllo,\·e d, "Freundlichc \ 'i;-;inn." b" ,..;tra uss: "Fus s Reise. " lJ\· \\'(1lf: an ~l "Vergichlic he s Stanclchen.;' 1)\· nra 1mt.-;. The first \\'a s quiet, the sec.ond hri:-.k. The la st sho\\'ed Brahm s in a li ghtL·r mood than is genera lly accorded ' him. ·tnd Mr. Pease gave it \\'ith a delightful. happy-go-lucky spirit. He h::t . ;; a sense of humor and when he allo\\> it to appear, no aud.ience can r esist it:-. charm. He gave a spkndid interl~rd~~,ion of the Pr~logue to "I Pa?.,llacct, and here agam the music ,,·as · c~prrssc d in g:eat phrases and magntticcntly sustamed po\\'er. The ston· was projected clearly. and the " ·hole \\·as somethng "·orth li tenin g to. He closed his part of the program with Buck's "Boots and Saddles," Carpenter's "Se r enade/' Fox's "The Co\\'~,m·'s Lament," and Hageman's "C harIty." In response to th e enth usiastic app lau se, he gave several encores. Violinist Pleases Mr. Sheasby's violin numbers were all in a mood to match th e summer day, and. they seemed to be particularly well played. There were three Kreisler compositions, "Viennese Melody," "La Gitana," and "Tambourin Chinois," aJt played with a warm, full tone. It was music in the mood of o ld days, with sheer beauty of line and tone. His Handel "Aria " arranged for Yiolin by Y saye, was' exce lte ,;tly rendered, and the BoulanO'er ":\ oc~ t urne, " and Gaubert "Une Cha ·sc ." held that luscious, deep tone that makes the listener dream of vague, almost forgotten joys. Mr. Shcasby was obliged to reappear with encores. Mr. . Pease's daughter. Margaret Pease, gaYe both her father and ::\[ r . Sheasby sy mpathetic accompanim ents . Mrs. William \Velsh of Bedfo rd , Ind ., formerly of \Vilmctte. ha ::; b l'en visiting friends in the village tl~is week. 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