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- --. *-* -m-*----*..*. s eaA nvt niuI- a series of musit e events for* north shore mlusic loyers, being arranged hy. Miss .Pretzel.. NMrs. Garniett bas composed a song to Victor Hugo's poem, "If There Bc J ~A Grassy Dell," and dtdicated it to the 'late Peter. C. Lutkin,' and this wili have its, premiere performance 011 Jiiie 17, when Mr. Eliot sings it wilII he "The, Sun Grail," to words by Julia Cooley; "GodIs At The AnvIt," to wN-ords by Lev' Sarett;- and "This Thing Called Death ," to ber oxvn word s. The Svigart Trio, hich is coin- pOsed. of George Swvigàrt, violinist, and i~ istr Estelle Swigart, cl ist, o0Wimette; and Pauline Man- chester, pianist, of Glencoe, is to play part of the Tschaikowsky's A minor. trio; 'Ruissian Air,"by. Glin- ka"; "Danse Characteristique,"' by Rebikoif, and, short numbers; Mr làlit also 'viii sing, with trio accom- pa iiment, thé Cavatifia from '*Faust," and Strauss' «"Morgen." Spanish Dance Concert Acceorded HghAcclaim Thé Spanish dance concert of José Alvarezand:.Mira'Soriano at the Chi- cago WVomans club theater last Satur- day evening %vas attended by an ex-, clusive northshore and Chicago audi- ence. The numnbers which were te- ceived inost enthusiastically were the opening number, FandanguiIlo ; jota de Concierto, which was portrayed in 'the spirit of the Aragoneses. Iii the Danza Presentacion, they ap- peared as Ia Maja y el Torero,"- a'creation of Francisco de Goya; their unique interpretation 1of >thé danccm b inied. with their elaborate costumnes, was a'(ICIight to the.audience. In the Tango FlamecJéA- varez showecl the fire and temperament of ýa true Spaniard.1 His skill iii. heel- work -was that of a inaster. Aniothier ouitstanding number wvas Alegrias (Gypsy Dance), by Senorita Soriano. Her grace and style received irmxiediate acclaîmn. The intricate Cuban Danzon was spletmcidly done. * ~~Ui £ %. A. dren will De* neld ïin tne stud Mrs. Edwàrd A. Blrion, 181 Bý road, Glencoe, on Monday, Tue and Wednesday evenings begirn June 18. Mrs. Brion will teach drawing and painting, and N, Coonsmnan, Hahn, 'the sculpture. I1 ____A__ 0flJ~ ALL PRESSIE D 6 lus.,FLATWORK ...4 bs.WEARING APPARE!. Entire'.bvndle beautifully laundered and ironed. Al ready to ue., No ext ra charge is made for fluffing' bath toes MEN'S SHIRTS hand finished, 5c additional in this service. No extra chargé for, starching, mnending or sewing on buttons. Collars ironed with smooth edges and points that lie flat. Ten pounda Vtnoh Lauldw 806 Dempster Street, avaston Ph.,. University 2776 2 Sheets 2 PiIIow slips 4 Nepkins 1 TabI.oloth 3 Towels (Bath) 2 Towels <Hand) 2 Towels (Tea) 5 Men's Handker. chief s 4 Men's Shirts 2 Seps Shirts and Shorts' 1 Pajamas 4 Pairs Soeks 5 Ladies', Handker-. chiefs 2 Brassieres 2 Chemises 2 Washcloths 1 House Dress 1 Night Gown 1 Slip <QuaUltY Laaus*3r N.I"n Br8, eLaundwy 1709 Darrow Avenue.o Evanston 1014 Devis Stree, umto, Pheuv University 4620 .Ph... University 0112