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f _ Waltzes--""The Skaters"... Waldteufel WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1924 FOURTH SYMPHONY TO BE GIVEN ON TUESDAY On Tuesday afternoon and evening, January 22, the Orchestral association will present the Little Symphony of Chicago, under the direction of George Dasch, in the third of its series of children's concerts, and the fourth con- cert of the evening series. It should be noted that this is a postponed date. There will be no formal soloist on this occasion, and Mr. Dasch has arranged two orchestral programs of particular interest. The programs are as follows: Afternoon Children's Program Overture to "Martha" ........ Flotow Allegro con Grazia from the "Pathet- ique Symphony"..... Tschaikowsky Rhapsody Espang.....u.rse: Chabrier Duet for Cello and Clarinet--"Under the: Linden. he. iv. i Massenet Messrs. Brueckner and Evenson 'Serenade for Flute and Horn....Titl Messrs. Quensel and Frank March' Slave: ">. Tschaikowsky Evening Program March of the Boyards...... Halvorsen Overture to "The Marriage of Figaro" Adagio and Prestissimo from Sym- phony No.2... cous coi Saint-Saens Suite for String Orchestra..Volkman (Cello obbligati solos by Mr. Carl Brueckner) Intermission Scenes POCtIGUES ts or wes srs Godard In the Woods. In the Village. Duet for Cello and Clarinet--""Under the Linden'. on. ead. Massenet Messrs. Brueckner and Evenson Canzonetta from String Quartette Ce I i Ly ur trea Mendelssohn Arranged for Orchestra by George Dasch) Badinages.. 2... oan Herbert TEACHER'S THEATER PARTY Teachers of the Horace Mann school are planning a dinner and theater party in Chicago for Tuesday evening of next week. They will attend a per- formance of the Chauve Souris now playing in a prominent Loop theater. North Shore Window & School Plans Interesting Program for Assemblies The Horace Mann school has in- augurated daily Assemblies to meet from 11:25 to 11:45 every school day except Tuesday. It is planned to have outside talent provide the program at the Monday assembly and parents of school chil- dren will be asked to offer their serv- ices in co-operating on that day. The Wednesday assembly will be in charge of one of the grades and Fri- day will be given over to a business meeting. Parents of Horace Mann pupils are cordially invited to attend tliese daily assemblies. VISITS HORACE MANN SCHOOL Miss Jackson, instructor in the Michigan State Normal school was the guest in the village last week of Miss Livia Youngquist, a teacher in the Horace Mann school. She also paid a visit to the school. House Cleaning Co. 10 Prouty Annex, Phone Win. 1994 Winnetka, Ill NOTE "THE HONORS THAT WE VEAR - Folks SAY WE ARE "ON THE SAUARE E'RE avowedly an enemy of Jack Frost and an ally of Comfort. If there's anything the matter with your water pipes we'll fix them up for you. We sell and install RUUD GAS WATER HEATERS VIC J. KILLIAN Plumbing Contractor 874 Center St. Winn. 1260 -- ARE YOU With Your 546 Center St. A Don't spoil the best part of the skating season by using old skates. Let us fit you out with a new pair. Racing-Hockey-Rocker In All Sizes . HARDWARE Phone 998-999 Winnetka SATISFIED Ice Skates? Women to Hear Lecture on European Situation The Winnetka League of Women Voters will join with the Civics com- mittee of the Winnetka Woman's club in an open meeting Thursday, January: 24," at 2.30 o'clock at the club house. Professor Quincy Wright, of the University of Chicago, will speak of the present situation in Europe. Mr. Wright is well known author- ity in international law. He has rec- ently come to the University of Chi- cago, and it is considered good for- tune to have him present this sub- ject at this time. It is hoped that many will avail themselves of the op- portunity to hear Mr. Wright. Firemen at Obsequies of Hot Biscuit Batch A batch of potential hot biscuits went up into smoke Tuesday after- noon of this week at the Harry G. Dalzell home at 1057 Vine street, when an oven got beyond control of its engineer. The Fire department arrived just in time to witness the untimely demise of the stuff on which is spread honey, marmalade or jam or--what have you. Winnetka P. T. A. Leads State with 650 Members Winnetka's Parent-Teacher associ- ation stands first in point of member- ship among all the parent-teacher as- sociations in the state of Illinois, ac- cording to a report embodied in a re- cent bulletin issued from headquarters of the Illinois Council of Parent- Teacher associations. The bulletin reads: "Up to date, the Winnetka Parent- Teacher association stands first with 650 members; Carter Practice of Chi- cago, second, with 365 members, and Parker High school of Chicago, third, with 340 members." INDOOR LEAGUE OPENS The Indoor Baseball league of Win- netka will open its season of play in Community House gymnasium Friday evening, January 25. Several teams are said to have been organized in the village. STILL NEARER TO PERFECTION Important Improvements in the New Model Single Six Refinements in Regular Equipment There are also several important refinements' in regular equipment, including-- Gasoline gauge on the instrument board; The use of adjustable window regulators on the rear windows of 8edans and Sedan-Limousines ; , The adoption of an efficient stop- light for all types ; Larger steering wheel ; A more beautiful instrument board, with walnut finish ; Rear vision mirror and windshield cleaner; An interior tonneau light for al open models. Toilette cases, smoking sets for cars. Fve-Passenger Youring Car at Detroit "™ Ten other beautiful models, open and enclosed _ Only Packard, perhaps, would have attempted to improve 'upon the Single-Six. There was no obvious reason wh overt the minor chang should be made. y = The new model Single-Six is evidence, however, of the spirit which moves Packard to strive ceaselessly toward an ever greater measure of perfection. The more than 30,000 owners, in whose opinion the Single- Six cannot be greatly improved, will be gratified to know that the car remains unchanged in fundamentals of engl neering and manufacture. The chief improvements in the Single-Six are: 1st. Four - wheel brakes, as regular equipment; two additional brakes on rear wheels--a total of six; 2nd. Improved steering ease; larger steering wheel; ard. A still heavier and smoother transmission; 4th. Artillery wheels of enhanced appearance; 5th. 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