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October 11, 1934 New Year Dawns for Sisterlîood Music Program1 Announced; Exhibt by Handapped Persons part Of Meeflhg A higbly interesting program bas been arranged for the opening meet- ing of the North Shore Congrega- tion Israel sisterhood to be held at the Temple, Lincoln and Vernon avenues, Glencoe, on ýMonday, Oc- tober 15. At 2 o' clok in the afternoon, An- toinette Brody Marcus, mezzo-so- prano, will be presented in a group of songs. She will be assisted at the piano by Mrs. James I. Loeb. Mrs.. Marcus has. studied extensively in America and Germany' and is at present on the faculty of the College of Music ini Cincinnati. lier program, of songs includes: 1 Where e'ere You Walk Dank Sel Dir Herr ... Warnung....... Vittoria................ Apres un Rex-e Mandoline Herodiade .... Feideinsamkeit Der Cang zuin Liebehein Mai Nacht........... Der Schmied.... .. Handel Ilandel *Mozart Car issimi Faure Debussy Ma ssenet Brahms Brahnis -Brahmns IV The Cloths of Heaven. Dunhili We'II to the Woods and Gather May.. From Tndia .. . . Harriet Ware oWiorld Be Gay m-ith Me .ý Levy In addition, an. interesting exhibit of the work done by the physically handicapped, bas been arranged for this meeting . The Janiel sÉhop of the'. Spalding :Sehool .for Handicapped Children wili exhibit children's dress- es made by the girls of the institu-1 tion, and the Victory workshop willi display the work done by the. aduit1 bard of hearing at the Haven Public scbool. The day's actî'vities will start at 9 o'clock witb sewing. Prior to the program, luncheon will. be served at 12:30, and the business meeting held. Luncheon reservations are to be made with Mrs. Harry N. Misch, 655 Sheridan road, Glencoe. Nortkrige Notes The meeting of the Nortbridge1 Woman's club was held Monday eve- ning, October 8, at the home of Mrs. M. A. Borreson, 2010 Thorn- wood avenue. Miss Berenice Viole, pianist, opened the meeting with. a group of numbers superbly played. Miss Viole played tbree concerts in Paris and two in Berlin during ber two years' stay in Europe, and the Nortbridge club great ly appreciated this opportunity of bearing ber. Miss Viole played last night, "Spinning Song," by Mendelssobn; "Nocturne" in G major, Chopin; "Waltz" in A fiat major, Chopin; "The Wind," Alkan; "Sleeping Beauty," Tschai- kowsky-Pabst. L. E. Dunbar, guest speaker, show- ed màny pieces of antique silver to illustrate his, talk. The story of silver and the art of the silversmith, as told by Mr. Dunbar, are definitely a part of 'the evolution of mankind, and religion and culture occupy an important place in their bistory. IF 'T'S CLEÂNABLE-WE CLIAN UIT wle Iuwe 'a S-r/c or a&f HOME FURNISHINGS. Carpets and Rugs; Draperies; Portieres; Hangings; Lace Curtains; Casernent Cur. tains and Window Shades . . . these are but a few of the more important articles we elean so tberoughly and beautifully. [t'a always cheaper to have us Dry Clean For A short business meeting followed Mr. Dunbar's, talk, and upon-ad- journment, refreshments were served, by tbe hostess, assisted'by Mrs. H.. Temporal and Mrs. S. J. Higgin- botham. 1A meeting is being called for Mon-m day, October 15, at 1 -»O o'clock, at the. home of Mrs. R. Quinleven, .1928 Thornwood avenue.. Those .interested, are asked to come prepared to sew on the quilt whicb is one project of the club this year. Goes to Washington S. N. Tideman, 1025 Linden avenue, left on September 30, for Washington, D. C.,. where he bas been appointed elec- trical engineer on the National Re- source board. ONE OF THE To Open Review Sertes ýMrs. Sidney ]Beech, president of. the North Shore Catholic Woman's league, wilI give the league's first book review of the sao at the' home aI Mrs. Frank T'. OBrien, 2500 Lake View ave- nue,. Chicago, Wednesday, October Il, at, 2 Ô'clock. Mrs. Beech will review the new novel, "Lust for. Life,' by Irving Stone, based on the life of Vi n-' cent van Gogh, the great modernistic painter. SU PERFUOUS HAIR REMOVED PERMAWENTLY Also Moles and Warta Elizbeth De Bour. m 316, Hahn BIdg. Ph. Uni.444 6$ 0 ritgon Ave. Evanston SEASON'S S MARTE ST 0f course, yau-intuitively. know wbere it was sketched. There are soa many unusual pieces in this collection, n satot wonder if there are eno ugh women with real style sense ta warrant such an extravagant assemblage. But Miss Weathered"s two Shops are crowded most of the time, oa that's the answer. This particular Russian Costume is one of the niany for slender figures shwn by the WEATHERED MISSES SHOP AT OAK STREET furnishings thau to replace them. our quality of workmanship. produces the desired resulis and guarantees your satisfaction. ORTHSIDE 5427-31 BROADWAY, CHICAGO Phone ENTERPRISE 6M0 NO TOLL CHARGE THE NORTH SHORES LARGEST AND OUTSTANDING. CLEANERS WILMETTE LIPE