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Art League Show The North Shore Art league is issuing invita- tions to its membership, ail interested friends and. the public to attend the tea ini the Art League studio at Winnetka Community House next Sun- day afternoop froi 3 until'6 o'clock. The téa Will be the occasion for,- the formai opening of the, league's black'and white show which wiii remain on exhibition for several weeks. This is: the league's own- black and white ýshowi by members, and it foliows by but a few.weeks the black and white Joan, exhibit of the ýChicago. Society of Etchers, hung on the -Art league waiis in January. Skillful mastery of printing and engraving was apparent ini the etchings of the Chicago society. Te North Shore Art -league black and white exhibition <is significant rather for its wide variety of. mediu m, and the evident willingneÏss of, the artists to attempt new forms and experinient with different styles. Ruth Pratt shows two pencil drawings of pains- taking detail and severe beauty, aiso a pair of un- usuai black and white designs painted' on glass. Francis, Chai. eofthe Chiiago Art iistitte, ~now teaching a class for the league, is the artist of four or five whimsical and daringly moderni litho- graphs. The work of Jean, June Myalt forms a group in itself and, includes one silhouette, prints of Carmel by the Se; and Kiiiarney lake, a Christ- mas card design for Bishop George Craig Stew- art, and several delicte black and whiite studies of the interior of St. Luke's church . A pervading mysticisrn is feit i the religious themes of Mrs. Myall' who with John Norton painted the murals i ng of the 'North Snure Nuscll'- --. as co-hosteSses wilI be Mrs. Evelyni Lasalle, Mrs'. A. . Wllirns ai Mrs. ]Ralph iHorween. Thc prograni N%,ill be given b5 oi rie.0o calist; Margaret Tufts. pianist; Frances Evans. Soprano, and Emil jBock. guest violinist. The ac- corpaisS ~vil e rnixAkcly, Lois Burford a1 1Eulalia Kober Sad.Their nu, e6willb as follows: *T ti W Ê lH o¶ u e ' t u i p fy Eilalia Kober Stade, Pia*ist, will bc Olle Of sevrarl artisis ap/'earieg ail a' musical program tobc bPrese>ted at the J/aIe» ine silver tea of the North Shore Alimnae club. Of Phti Be ta, mnusic and de-ae fraternity, ,unday afternoon, February 14, a i bc lowc.of Missç Jai'i Moisi, 1104 Sheridan road, W11"inctte. Es Hqat Die Rose Sieh Beklagt . ...... Frz Die. Lorelei........................Lszt Loqis Grider trnau AkelY at the, Piano InterlnezzO, OP-.11, No. ..........1am Nocturne, Op. 27, No. 2 .......... ...Chopin Etude, OP. 25,' No. 2 ........ ...........Chopin Ptude,e Op. 25, No. 9....-............ ..... .Col NMargaret Tufts lit Hark 110w Stifll .................... ru ~iAhWoods ..............Fraiz 'nl--Heu Di'eie..Staub i,*HureDellleue Fudrain Eulfflie Stade at the Piano IV Sonata C 'minor .... oc Lois Burford aît the Piano Nimura in Recutal, Nimnura. hailed as the greatest dancr inski, and bis partuier, Lisan Kay. oi 1 thleïr f-it.4ùam î milanpar iin a recital at and- a. third by V. and H. W. Normnan. rnic- tures defy description and must be, seen to be appreciated. A "scratch board" back and white of a rustic cabin in a pine woods, by Emelyn Waltz, is still another "different" entry in this extensive show. In' effect it resembles a block print, but is actuallv made by covering white with solid black paint and then scratching through the black into the The Lane-Tudor trio and two'other artists will present a very unusual prograni for the meeting of the Lake View Musical society to .Je held at 2 o'clock Monday, February 8, at the Blackstone hotel in Chicago. The entertainnient lias been arranged by Mrs. John A. Cooke of Evanston, the program chairman. The members of the Laiie-Tudor trio are Dor- rot.v T nie.Maaine Reineeke. soprano, and Pa- of .grcat superirit, dancer to successfull3 erm technique and Jet oricintal subjets to d' ie eastern and west- %veeping froin e*cxotic- modern themles. Si.ngs for Be nef it , she ciation oft t iz and the year 14 vecue'de d covers ert. he appre- usic froni et. Up to Lucille T urner, viol pionist, qnd Lilian A Mick, accomppanists. w -~ - - - r - --r - -. -- - - -. --r .-. - - . rtha. Heichi Nijir