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Er View of 18 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1922 SYMPHONY CONCERT DATE 15 CHANGED Complete Organization of Orchestral Association The first meeting of the Executiv committee of the New Trier Township Best, Miss Susan Cahn, Mrs. Samuel Chase, Mrs. Wallace Carr, Mrs. Richard Churchill, Mrs. Morton Cahn, Mrs. Frank Cresap, Mrs. Stanley Clague, Mrs. Henry PF. Dickinson, Mrs. John Dole, Mrs. Charles Hull Ewing, Mrs. Robert Berry Ennic, Mrs. Chas. A. Eldridge, Mrs. Louis B. Kuppenheim- er, Mrs. Nathan Klee, Mrs. A. J. Lich- stern, Mrs. Andrew MacLeish, Mrs. Bruce MacLeish, Mrs. J. Macy, Mrs. Maurice Mandeville, Mrs. John C. Mannerud, Mrs. Hayes McKin- ney, Mrs. Samuel Newton, Mrs. Geo. Pick, Mrs. Frederick Penfield, Mrs. e | George Pope, Mrs. John T. Pirie Mrs. Arthur Reynolds, Mrs. John Spry, Mrs. Charles Stonehill, Mrs. J. Harry Selz, Orchestral 9ssociation was held Mrs. Henry P. Schumann, Mrs. Harry Tuesday evening at New Trier Town-| Swartz, Mrs. J. J. Siddal, Mrs. Modie ship High school. Further plans| . Spiegel Mrs. Albert Veder, Mrs. Allan were made for the series of four or- chestra concerts to be given monthl during the season by the Little Sym- phony of Chicago, George Dasch, con- ductor. The Little Symphony i well known to concert-goers in many of the suburbs and smaller cities and towns of Illinois and Wisconsin a having in its personnel twenty-five of : As pre- viously announced, it is hoped that the best artists obtainable. with a small surplus in receipts i will be possible to increase the or- chestra for one or two concerts to forty or possibly fifty members. Ticket Sale Limited Because of the size of the about 1,000. chairmen at the meeting that in two of the towns over half o their allotted number had been sold, and in the other two, they were be- The price of one ticket, which will admit one person to all four concerts, is $2.00; within Tickets may ing sold very fast. the reach of everyone. be obtained from the sub-chairmen Albert N. Page, Wilmette; Mrs. Harry Mrs. Roland Mrs. Those who buy tickets this year, will be given E. Weese, Kenilworth; D. Whitman, Winnetka; Dwight Orcutt, Glencoe. and preference in after years. * Change Concert Date Due to another engagement the Lit- obliged to change its date of concert here to Wed- tle Symphony has been nesday evening, November 15, Two additional officers were elected at the meeting last Tuesday--Homer F. Horton of Gleucoe, secretary, and George Turner of Wilmette, treasurer. MSPACHER LECTURE ott UNDER WAY Appears at Glencoe Union Church The first of Louis K. Anspacher's series of lectures on "Epoch Making Views of Life" was given Friday eve- ning, October 13 at the Glencoe Union church under auspices of a group of prominent north shore women. Friday's lecture treated in a schol- arly manner the subject, "The Great Affirmative--Plato and the Greek Views of Life." : The second lecture of the series was scheduled for Friday evening of this week when the speaker was to discuss, "What is Actuality?"'--the i View of Life. Another lec- | Mediaeval a ture is to -be held Friday evening, October 27, entitled "The Rediscovery ' Taubin.in Beauty--the Renaissance Life," and the final rieg. on Tr v. Nov 9 smhber of the <ery will treat with "The World as a Temple or Process--the Modern View of Life." Mr. Anspacher is known ence. makes his subject interesting, ginal and entertaining. The patronesses of the lecture series are: Mrs. Arthur Byfield, Mrs. A. Starr Winnetka Weekly Talk ISSUED SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK by LAKE SHORE PUBLISHING COMPANY 1222 Jentral Ave, Wilmette, Ill New Trier High school auditorium, where the concerts will be given, the num- ber of tickets on sale is limited to The reports of the sub- indicated lecture interna- tionally as a playwright, poet and stu- dent of law, ethics and political sci- He is a lecturer who gathers his material from all sources and ori- S. Wolff. "| Eskimos Don't Display Anger, Says Producer Of the Eskimo, whose life drama is unfolded in the Pathe feature, '"'Na- nook of the North," showing Friday, October 27, at Winnetka Community s | House, its producer and photograph- er, Robert J. Maherty, F. R. G. S,, has many interesting things to say in regard to his temperament and dis- position. t Mr. Flaherty, and his opinion is corroborated by other explorers fam- iliar with the Eskimo, finds the primi- tive, nomadic people who live at the top of the world fearless, lovable and S Rosenbergs EVANSTON f The North Shore's Greatest Store A New Skin in Forty Minutes By special arrangement and quantity buying, we can offer this week Terra-Derma-Lax, the genuine English Complexion Clay, at the very low price of 89c a jar. This sale is limited to exactly one thousand jars at this price. When these are gone you will pay more--this special introduc- tory offer cannot be duplicated when the present supply is ex- hausted. Terra-Derma-Lax will revive any skin. It will bring bloom and color to the most dormant com- plexion. Thousands of women are using it with beneficial re- sults. Try it yourself. 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The Eskimo never displays temper. 1t is a weakness to show anger, and the white man who gets along best with the Eskimo is the man who never displays a bad disposition. If an Es- kimo displays temper, he is danger- ous--he has run amuck. He is a stoic and can stand a tre- mendous amount of pain. Cuts and wounds are nothing to him, but let him get an internal illness or fever, and it attacks him mentally. He gives up and dies. Measles is fatal to an Eskimo. BOURNIQUE'S Dancing - - Deportment Private Classes personally conducted by ALVAR L. BOURNIQUE Juveniles: Winnetka Woman's Club Tuesday, October 24 Juniors: Roycemore Gymnasium, Evanston, Saturday Evening, November 4. Membership accorded new famil- ies on presentation of satisfac- tory social and business refer- ences. OFFICE AND STUDIO 1134 N. Dearborn Street, Chicago Superior 8564 The Fountain Eat Shop 1615 Orrington Ave., Evanston ¢"Just North of Lord's" Luncheons and Dinners Served Week Days 11:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. 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