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September 6, 1929 ·w I L M ~ T TE L IF E 19 Women's 'C lubs to Bring M ar.ine Band f~r Chicago Conc~rt The United States \farinc hand"the President's own:'-which " ·ill make it s first Chicago visit TuesdaY, October 1. under the aitspicc of tl1c Illin ois Federation of \Vomen's clubs, giving t\n) programs at Orchc<;tra hall, is tn1c of the oldl' st musical organizations in America. It s family tr ee goes back to the fi fc and drum corps oi the .R.en)lutionan- clays. The band. a mc1.tcrialization ni "the spirit of '76," \\·tts created l>v art of Cot1grcss in 179~. \rlren the national capital was still in\ Philadelphia. ln lHOO, it follo\\'cd the Ill'\\' capital to \\ 'as hingt ~Hl, " ·here it ha:-; occupil'd its 0\\·n barracks crer SlllCL'. · first year at Notre Dame in Indiana, while Betty Jane Breit, will enter the !.II' Josepheineium Academy for Girls 'in Chicago. Fred and his -sister may posConcer.t Soprano T eachet of Voice sibly go to Miami Beach to join thl'ir parents but the probability is that thc>y ,; Is Receiving l;nrollments for Fall and Winter \\'ill stay here for the winter. TONE production and coaching in all phases · .! of voice culture. ).Iis s Helen Heller of Chicago wa s · the g-uest of Miss. Lottie Gordon of Interviews arranged without charge. \\'ilmctte. this past ,,·eek, at her home, li . Studio Building-1718 Sherman Avenue 722 Greenleaf avenue'. lj. -oil Evanston Dr. Alice D. Tuttle will entertain her HI club. Comanci, at luncheo n and hrid~e ; 1:1 Phones next 'fue. dav afternoon at her home, · Studio. Greenleaf 3 52 3- Residence. University 727 8 913 Cen tral ave11ue. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ EDITH · BiDEAU NORMEI;LI I' .· l 1 J cl'il'rsun, It itlllth l an earh· patn)n in Thomas \\'ho.. dl'spitc his clemncraC':. \\· a~ a lmTr nf art and music and did lllttch t11 iurtllcr the interests oi the hand . During the \\·ar oi 1X12, anr! later in the Indian and ci,·i l \\'ars. its nH.·tnl>crs were callccl nn ior militar~· dut\·, and matl\' oi th em :-crH~cl the r()lnr:- with distinction. E\Tn· ~tate Pcra..,iun iur 111orc than , 1m· 11 u n rl r l' c! n· a r s I.J as i 1ntn d t h c l'. ~. ).! arittc hand .in the ioreL:"ruunc!. L'nckr t h L' hat (\ n o i i h k ad cr. t h c " ~ [ad i s l) n ).1 arch ... CPlllpu:-cd im this ~ala event. ,,·a:- l.!in:tl it:- pn:lllil'r!.' at the nation's t1r:-t inau.L!·ural J,aJI. ,,·hen the charmin~ Dulh· ).! ;dli~11n \ra:-; the helle ui th e L'"_L',n tn ~. ARE HAND MADE I The Scott Cortez is illustrated below. It is ·a lavish display of Spanish hammered iron work, leather tooling and hand carving truly authentic of the 16th c~ntur~. Only selected, matched pnkious woods are used. ..... urlllshl'cl mu:;;tc ior the \\'hite l!llttSt.: \n·ddings . ince th e · d a c o f C l' Ill' r a 1 C r a 11 t. <h \\' c II a s f n r :\e\\. Yea r\ I'L'Ccptions at the l'XL'CLiti,·c mansion. It pla\-ed at thl' Cettvshmg hattlrfleld dcdicatillll \\'hen Lincoln made hi:-; in)lltP rtal addrtss. and \'<J iced a nati \lll';o; I! rid when it f ollmn·d the hoch· oi t h c Crea t E man'ci pat\ 1r to it:-; la st rc~ ting place in ~pringfield. Annthcr hi..;toric nccasiun at \\·hich its sen·ircs \H'rL· requested \\·as at · the dcdicatinn of the l ' nk 11 0\\'11 Soldier's tom J, a pkdl!e pf \Vurlcl peace after a \\·orld strict. The present leader, Capt. 'l'a\'l cH· Branson, the succe sso r o i John Philip ;:;nusa. is acti,·ch· intere sted in tlw promotilln of high . sr hool hands, and has dcclicatecl his afternoon program tn the school children (\f the Chicago arc1 . 1 1 he hand has f. . . Fred Br-~its Return From European Tour -· ).f r. and ~1 r:-;. Freel D. Breit. 422 Fs:-;ex roacl. Kcnihn)rth have returned from a month an<l a half tnur oi German\· and of France. Thrv sailed. with their snn. fred. Jr .. on ]ttly (,,abroad the S. ~. f..dc de France and sailed for the l"nited State:; on the S. S. Bremen. \Yhile in Gcrmanv thev vi ·iteel Baden- Baden. the famous ,,·aterilll! place for AnH:ricans and Europeans alike. and staved thert> for twelve dave;;. \\'bile 1\f r. and Mrs. Breit were there. Freel went on to Rome and stan·d for six da vs. He enjm·ccl it very much. stmlving the mam· intcrsting places . I Tn France. 1\fr. and ~frs. Breit and Freel. Tr. staved for t,,·elve dan in Paris. touring. the rountn· in a foreign car \\'ith a chauffeur. \\ 7 hile in Europe the\· met several rcsiclentc;; from the north shore who are al:;o t,JUring Emone. Thev " ·e re ~f r. and ~Irs. Tohn DmHlte of \Vilmctte. and ~fr. and \frs . Dmllcv Full. of \\'inn etka. \f r. and ?\.frs. Drcit. Freel. Tr.. and Beth· lane are 110\\' stavin~ at' the Scl\·erL·ign iwtel in Chicago hdnrc going to their ,,·inter home \\'hirh is at Miami Bv:1ch. Fla. 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