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s N. S. PEOPLE AIDING ARTETS MARDI GRAS Several â€"Art. Ratrons and Many .___ Artists to Participate, _ Report Says . When the Art Institute‘s Art Stuâ€" dent‘s league has its 35th annual Mardi Gras ball on May first, in the Congress hotel, the interpolated cabâ€" aret that will follow â€"the ~Mother Goose travesty and pageant will be participated in byâ€"prominent theatriâ€" cal stars in Chicago at the time. Miss Helen Tieken who is directing the pageant is the daughter of Dr. Theodore Tieken for many years a practicing physician in Chicago, and of Mrs. Bessie Tieken who has long been identified with club â€"and educaâ€" tional work. More recently Mrs. Tieken has been connected with the Chicago Public School Art society and the IHinois Nurses Training school. Miss Tieken has studied abroad as well as at the Art Institute. _ Plan.Pantomime Miss Florence Higginbotham, presiâ€" dent of the Art Student‘s league has practically ~completed assigning diâ€" rectors for the pantomime of "Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater," adopted from nursery rhymes by Hélen Beach of Evanston and Betty Older of Wilâ€" mette. . Leslie Marzolf, designer of all stage settings for the famous Kenneth Sawyer Goodman Memorâ€" fal theater, is in charge of the decoraâ€" tions and stage scttings of the pagâ€" eant that will demonstrate much of the charming grotesquerie of foreign carnivals. FORMER BUICK DEALER IS NOW AIDE to HOOVER Masques, costumes and accessories willâ€"beâ€"ofâ€"suchâ€"motifâ€"asâ€"toâ€"mirror faithfully the spiritâ€" of play and naive humor, that draw thousands of tourâ€" ists annually to continental kirmesses and fetes throughout the Teutonic and Latin countries. â€" ~Masque is Featureé : One of the masques, "The Green Arthur M. Hyde of Missouri is new Secretary of Agriculture : Dragon," that is in process of perâ€" fection, requires the: services of 12 young men to effect a perfect perâ€" formance. Of this number 11 are concealed in the body of the dragon, some acting as forepaws, others as hind legs and several others as abâ€" dominal and thoracic feet while three are required for the caudal appendâ€" age. The dragon snorts fire and is preceded by a young man who perâ€" forms the Fugitive Fandano as he flees in terror. This dragon is not unlike the familiar beast of tradition employed in Chinatown festivities. Mythological accuracy has been inâ€" gisted upon for detail where legendâ€" ary beasts or characters or environâ€" ment is concerned. The Mother Goose feature is a nonsensicality both mirth provoking and. interesting. § Patricia Dalton, a juvenile dancer of talent and promise will appear as a divertisement and there will be other feéatures of interest. The pagâ€" eant ‘will move swiftly, and in its latter moments may be participated in by those of the guests who have come in costume. â€" Any period of cosâ€" tume will be permitted provided canâ€" ons of good taste are not violated. N. 8. People Interested + Mrs. George Rasmussen, 3400 Sherâ€" idanâ€"road, Chicago is the first purâ€" chaser of a box. Mrs. Frank Lillie, 5801 Kenwood avenue, is the first purchaser of tickets and Mrs. Lewis Coburn of the Blackstone the first .donor to the fund for which the ball is being held. This fund is spent in assisting worthy and talented and imâ€" pecunious students to secure their art education.. ° 4 & New Incinerator at _ Glencoe Ready May 15 Mrs. Robert P. Lamont, wife of the Secretary â€" of Commerce, â€" and member of the board of trustees of the institute is expected to be a paâ€" troness. _ Mrs. Lamont‘s daughter, Mrs. Chauncey Belknap was formerly a student at the intitute. â€" Glencoe will be burning garbage in its new incinerating plant located near the intersection of Happ road and North avenue, extended, by May 15, it was announced by Village Manâ€" ager George R. Young at the. meetâ€" ing of the Village board last Thursâ€" day evening. * Owing to. the increased distance which it will then be necessary to haul garbage, it was felt that it would â€"be necessary to purchase an additional truck for this purpose. ~ 20% DISCOUNT ON LAUNDRY BROUGHT AND CALLED FOR. 386 Central Ave., Highland Park Phone H. P. 3868 For SCREENS, PORCH ENCLOâ€" __§URES, SASH, SPECIAL CABâ€" INETS and GENERAL REâ€" PATIRTINGâ€"Call RELIABLE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING COMPANY 618 N. Green Bay Rd., Highland Pk. representing Zion Buflding Industry H. W. POTTER resenting T HE P RES 8 Hall s . __| Thanks to the private donation of one . 'Centnl xk 0{ ‘Al‘t ; of the Art Institute trustees, Charles * Instituté lml)l'oved{ H. Worcester, the exposed brickâ€"work « Changes are being made in the cenâ€" is now â€"being covered ‘in .imitation'ot tral hall of the Art Institute that willl Tennessee marble. . The reproduction greatly improve its appearance, Fin.| J¢PArment, containing the post cards, ancing the rapid expansion of the color prints and framed pictures, will museum to the east, where new addiâ€" be . m_oved do'wn to 't‘he main floor, tions have been erected to house the| Yher¢ a special â€"ydom‘ has.been preâ€" growing accessions of the Art Inâ€" pared for it rlear the museum exit = stitute, funds were exhausted as fast| 39°â€" as they were available. Hence the| _ tepemmiuneâ€"mbenteimmmtine: ; old ~brickwork, laid in the original People mo longer admit that they . building has, during all these years,| are tired, but remark that they are (since 1893) remained. uncovered.| suffering from lassitude and angemia. â€"Central Cleaners & Tailors 390 Central: Avenue ‘Defying the Storm LESS THAN $75 A ROOM +EASY PAYMENTS Telephone Highland Park 103 â€" Highland Park, T. T. H. DECKER & CO. Hats Cleaned and Blocked â€" We do Pressing on Sunday from 9 to 3 â€" .. Buits Remodeled f Ladies‘ and Gents‘ Coats Relined WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER C)NUG AND wARM, the American: Radiator heated house stands secure beneath the snows and gales. No. weather is severe enough to prevent American Radiator heat from penetratâ€" ing surely and cosily to every corner. You can buy American Radiator Heating Equipment cheaply and éasâ€" ily, with a liberal allowance on your old furnace. 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